B A A Leads Amateur Bowling Title Race in Boston District
The B A A brilliant quintet of big pin bowlers has secured a decisive edge in the Amateur League of Boston and Vicinity series. Charlestown, Newton, Calumet, Old Dorchester, and Belfry fight for position as B A A races toward the championship with a broad margin and a remaining schedule of games on neutral alleys. Individual leaders include Légate and Wood of B A A with top averages as the standings show continued movement among second to seventh place teams.
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Boston
Charlestown
Calumet
Winchester
Newton
Garden City
Old Dorchester
Old Belfry
Etween
Southwell
Purington
Kenney
St Aver
ASK
Avaestoc
Eeeeress
Newton Sere
Calumet i
Dorchester
Doetent
Ol Belfry
Arlington
Wood
Pray
Smith
BSA. A
Hill
Atheora
Kentrey
Whittemore
Arington
Tower
Belfry
Eocess
Richardson
Ces
Miller
Twombly
Ornvaus
Lobe
Ingraham
Chavestons
F. H. Reed
Marston
Ecoose
Caldwell
Parker
Gray
Porchester
Hales
Newtowne
Raonkin
Linden
Wardwell
Scully
Wellington
Rbuntin
Nearton
Meek
Besarick
Carruth Opens Narrow Lead in City League Play
Carruth and Boylston hold one two positions in the City League bi pin series with Carruth ahead by four games over Boylston Sudbury and Murray & Irwin tie for third. Carruth dominates recent lanes with all five rollers over 50 pins while the Journal and Herald leagues feature tight pennant races and scheduled clashes this fortnight.
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Carruth
Boylston
Sudbury
Murray & Irwin
Marden
Gordon
Jeader
Pinstall
Seer Tees
SeehUby
Cocceeres
Murr
TIA
Oskmwaree Bi
Meyers
Cpacevess BO
City Hall
Vosues
Boyl
Shaw
Hub
Car
Inman
Binns
McDonald
Kinsman
Morrison
Collins
Abbott, Mey
Watts, Car
Hyde, Boyl
Jones, Boyl
Caffrey, Car
Thompson, Sud
J. Woodward
Bryan, Mey
Paskell, C. Hy
Wson, Mey
Tisch, Mey
Benjamin
Cunningham, Hub
Clark, Sud
Gumbright, C. H
Sullivan
Sud
Winson, Hub
Tout
Ross
Mec
Cochrane, M. & I
W. Brown
Mey
Dean, Sud
Brackett, Hub
Dow, Sud
Jackson, C. H
D. Brown, Mey
Irwin, M. & I
Andrews, C. H
Powers
Peverley, McC
French
Kendrick
Hall, Sud
Rank, Car
Fossa
McC
cCabe, M. & I
Simson
C. H
Interclub Candle Pin League Opens Season in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Interclub Candle Pin League starts its season with divisions A and B. Clubs including Reading, Chelsea, Melrose, Everett, Malden, Kernwood, and Cambridge compete for about $100 in trophy money. Leading teams in each division will play for first and second prizes on neutral alleys. Schedule lists fixtures from April 4 to April 9 across multiple venues.
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Massachusetts
Reading
Chelsea
Amet
Melrose
Melrose Highlands
Glendon
Everett
Effries
Malden
Kernwood
City league bowling weeks feature Jefferson battle at Carruth's
The Carruth leaders post an 821 39-78 season average up nearly 10 points from last week. Tomorrow Murray Irwin and McCarthy meet at Jefferson alley. Wednesday Jefferson versus West Brookline at Carruths Hanover Street aims to crown season rivalries and potential Greater Boston champions. Jack McDonough of McCarthy Annex loses his moustache after a friendly bet with Ed Bean.
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Carruth
City Candle
Jefferson Alley
Murray & Irwin
McCarthy
Jefferson
West Brookline
Carruth’s
Hanover Street
Cham Ona
Julius Myers
City League
Meyers
Cambridge
Greater
Boston
Jack
McDonough
McCarthy Annex
Bean
Harvard Rowing Copper King Among 120 Entries at Boston Horse Show
Boston hosts the Mechanics Building event April 17 to 22 with 120 entries across 126 classes. Notable exhibitors include Eben D. Jordan, Thomas W. Lawson, and Charles Bates with extensive horse lineups in hackneys, harness, polo ponies, and saddle classes led by heavy harness and hunter divisions.
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Boston
Mechanics’ Building
Charles
Fatty) Bates
New York
John S. Bratton
St. Louis
Eben D. Jordan
Thomas W. Lawson
F. C. Stevens
Attica
N. Y
R. F. Carman
Dedham
Myopia
Burton C. Russell
Marcus Aurelius
James Malcolm Forbes
Bingen
Newell N. Kemp
Ralph
F. C. Sayles
Yeburn
Charles F. Bates
Warlock
F. C
Sayles
Handspring
J. Malcolm Forbes
Vidal and Masconomo
Kincora
Admiral Dewey
Cavite
Ndehesia
C. W. Leavitt
Jasper Ayres
H. W. Tower
Frenzie L
Mirror
EB Fitzpatrick
Huxley
A. H. Fitch
Geraldine
William Byer
Shirley Park
W. M. W. Hoffman
May K
J. A. Blaurock
John Shepard
Percy
Reina
Hackneys
E. D. Jordan
Lord Denby
Glendower Stock Farm
Maximilian and
Chancellor III
H. C. Hoskier
Brandon
Mason Hamlin
Copper King
Prince Crompton
Glendower
H. A. Cassatt
Chesterbrook
FE. D. Jordan
A. J. Cassatt
Major
Benwick Be'le
Rica
F. S. Dennis
Bella E. D. Jordan
D. Jordan
Alvina
Chestnut Hill Stock Farm
Allablaze
Nellie Langton
Victoria III
Mischief III
Victoria IV
E.D. Jordan
Jordan
Maximilian
Flavia
Cyrano
Roxane
Pfizer and
Huskier
Sir Arthur
Captain Brown
Coxey
Brown
Donna
War Cry
Hazel
Venus
G. A. Stevens
Gas and
Gaslight
A. S. Bigelow
A. C. Bostwick
Lord Chesterfield
Lord Beresford
Girard Bement
Arnold Lawson
Glorius Kid
T. W. Lawson
Glory Girl
Glorius Jim
G. B. Hulme
Charles Pfizer
Strauss & Hexter
Sir Roderick
Amsterdam
A. M. Hunter
Arden
Charles F. Baker
Monogram
Columbia
A.S. Bigelow
Gerard Bement
T. W
A. Lawson
J. S. Bratton
F.C. Stevens
Harvard Rowing Plans Revealed for 1902 Season
Captain Higginson outlines Harvard rowing plans with Weld and Newell clubs. Interclub races on May 2 determine varsity selection after April 13, with freshmen trials March 25 and a spring regatta May 27. Final metropolitan regatta on June 17 caps the season along the Charles River.
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Higginson
Harvard
Weld
Newell
Cambridge
Er. C. Storrows
Andy O’dea
New London
Eld
Newell Club
Dunham Club
Yale
Charles
Metropolitan
Dunham
Weld Law School
Union B. C
Harlem
Newel
Charles River
Chess Play Promises Record Simulcast in Boston
Next Saturday evening the Boston Young Mens Christian Union rooms on Boylston street host a grand chess event. John F. Wey of the Boston Chess Club and C. F. Burille will conduct a 32 boards simultaneous match aiming to surpass all prior events.
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Boston Youngs, Men's Christian Union
Boylston Street
John F. Wey
Boston Chess Cit
C.F. Burille
Pillsbury
Walbroad
Barry Suasont
Forsiee
London Chess Club
Brooklyn
Burille
Beach Kennel Club Show Promises Record Entries
The fifteenth annual New England Kennel Club show at Mechanics Hall Boston begins this week with over 900 entries and $5000 in prize money plus trophies. Exhibits include all breeds from toy terriers to St Bernard, with educated dogs performing mornings, afternoons, and evenings. Special features include Jack Bear Pete and white bull terrier Doctor, famed for saving a Boston man, with added emphasis on children’s access to the event.
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New England Kennel Club
Mechanics’ Eens
Boston
Heginning
St. Bernard
Jack Bear Pete
Lfe of
Cold Weather Delays Rowing Practice at Bradford Riverside
Bradford and Riverside boat clubs postponed on water practice due to cold. Riverside plans active training next Sunday with a senior eight likely for the July regatta here. Harvard oarsmen may assist Dick Glendon, while Brookline High and Cambridge High prepare crews.
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Bradford
Riverside
Riversides
Horan
Riverside Club
Bradfords
Joe Maguire
Harvard
Glendon
Brookline High
Cambridge High
Latin School
Challenge to world billiard ace and America’s cup duel
George F. s8on faces a two match challenge with 18 inch balk line and cushion carree rules at stake. A $2500 side pot or less in New York. Hank Haff predicts another year for the America’s Cup, favoring Yankee grit. Steel strapping and diagonal bilge stringers strengthen the Defender era style hull. Spectator steamers chartered, Ply mouth likely Shamrock tender. Allen Memorial Boston pupils stage a physical culture exhibition tomorrow. Atlantic Yacht Club’s eleventh grand hall session at Lyceum Hall Boston promises triumph.
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George F
New York
Hank Haff
Yankee
Baltimore
Boston
Plymouth
Shamrock
Allen Minasium
The
Atlantic Yacht Club
Lyceum Hall
Mast
Ex-Mayor Prince Confined at Home on Beacon Street
A Post reporter found former mayor F. Prince confined to his home at 1 Beacon Street for several days. The illness, while not serious, keeps him from receiving callers as he remains indisposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ©. Prince
Beacon Street
Post
Great Falls Mills Raise Wages for 2200 Workers
Somersworth April 2 The Great Falls Manufacturing Company announces wage increases from 3 to 10 percent for all help. The raise, to take effect tomorrow, restores wages to 1895 levels for over 2200 mill workers.
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Somersworth
N. H
Great Falls
A Quiet Easter Observed by Boston Baseball Team
Durham April 2 Easter Sunday was a rest day for the Boston players. Managers Selee Duffy and Hopkins rode to Raleigh. Several attended Trinity M E Church services and a sermon by Trinity president Kilgo. Some joined Uncle Moses Helter's service as white listeners. Klobedanz and Frisbié in good form. Two or three games remained with Trinity in the next three days and a Norfolk trip to face Arthur Irwin's Senators on April 6. Selee plans a ladies day before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
Bosston
Sélee
Duffy
Hopkins
Raleigh
Selee
Trinity M. E
Kilgo
Trinity College
Collins
Lowe
Hamilton
Kuhns
Hickman
Williams
Jerome Dowd
Trinity
Moses Helter
Darky
Frisbié
Klobedanz
Kloby
Trinity Nine
Bostons
Norfolk
Arthur Irwin
Senators
First BC Baseball Game Opens Season Against Juniors
Boston College kicks off the baseball season Thursday with a game against the junior team as the varsity eyes Brown next Saturday. Manager Saville plans to test about fifteen players, with infield likely to include Murphy Cap tain Teeling McDermott and Hub Hart. Richards and Butler will form the battery, and outdoor practice has been limited to cage drills.
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Boston College
Brown
Saville
Murphy
Dorchester High School
Teeling
McDermott
Hub” Hart
Butler
Richards
Exeter
Duffy
Bostons
South Boston
Interscholastic Baseball Opens Spring Practice Season
Cambridge High and Latin School seek a catcher to replace Walter Clarkson as they begin spring practice. Somerville, Brookline, and Latin School show promising rosters with returning pitchers like Stillman and Reagan, while English and other teams adjust to losses and new talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge High
Latin
Walter Clarkson
Somerville High
Hoppy
Pelish
Clarke
English High
Captain Barrington
Howard
Barrington
Brookline High
Boston Latin
Reagan
Leahy
White
Dorchester
Morton
McDermott
Rand
Kelly
Dever
Pierce
Moulton
Muldoon
Latin School
Paris at Old Point brings excursion liner cruise to West Indies
The American liner Paris arrived at Old Point Norfolk today after departing New York in early March with a large party of excursionists bound for a West Indies cruise and sites of the late war. All aboard are reported well.
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Norfolk
Paris
New York
West Indies
Old Point
South Boston Reds Ball at Gray’s Hall Tonight
The South Boston Reds Baseball Club hosts its annual ball at Gray's Hall Broadway with a lively program. An embryo diamond party and a new outfit prepare for a busy season starting on Patriots Day. Dancing from nine to two follows an eight to nine concert.
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South Boston Reds
Gray’s Hall
Broadway
Parisian wins fourth game in seven game series
Showalter and Janowski drew early in the Jocklyn Chess Championship series but Parisian won a well played forty four move game to move ahead two to one.
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Showalter
Janowski
New York
Jocklyn Chess Chup Eee
Awn
Fifth Regiment Comes Home Today
The Fifth Regiment returns today with police plans by Eldridge. Captain Gas kin Division 3 adds 42 men, Captain Foster Division 2 adds 120, Captain Wyman Division 4 adds 160 near South Union station under Lieutenant Kimball. Receptions follow, with Cambridge Charlestown Companies B A and H to be greeted at home. B company Cambridge to ride electric cars to a banquet by Battery B, First Regiment Heavy Artillery. Company K to be hosted by Braintree citizens and escorted to the line. Town Hall banquet will include Hon Francis A Hobart as welcome speaker. Other invited guests include General Bancroft and Colonel Gyila.
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Washington
New York
Fall River
Boston
South Carolina
Greenville
Whitney
Eldridge
Gaskin
Division 3
Foster
Wyman
Division 4
New South Union Station
Kimball
Cambridge
Charlestown
First Regiment Heavy Artillery
Braintree
Quincy
Francis A. Hobart
W. A. Bancroft
Curtis Gyila
McDuffee and Taylor Stall Over Distance for City Match Race
Negotiations for Eddie McDuffee and Major Taylor to meet in a May 30 race in this city falter over distance. Taylor favors a short event at a mile heats while McDuffee advocates a twenty five mile race. Taylor, noted for sprint pace, defeated Michael last year in a mile race.
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Taylor
Boston
McDuffee
Philadelphia
Eddie McDuffee
Major Taylor
McDut
Michael
Receivers Appointed for Kansas City Pittsburg & Gulf
Judge Gibson granted a receivership petition by Charles Grannis and creditors. E L Martin vice president, Robert Gillham general manager, and J Melb Trimble attorney were named receivers. The road faced $675,000 in interest that could not be paid amid a murky situation in Kansas City.
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Kansas City & Gulf Road
Kansas City
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad
Judge Gibson
Circuit Court
Charles Grannis
E L. Martin
Robert Gillham
J. Melb. Trimble
Bicycle Notes Widely Traveled Cyclists Face Harsh Weather
The weather bureau warned cyclists as a gold brick weather day kept riders near parks. Easter crowds and many chainless bikes dominated, with Commonwealths taking the South Shore route. Bald predicted fifth in NC A riders, Gardiner rising, while Kimble, McFarland and Stevens topped season prospects. some riders remain in Frisco.
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Weather Bureau
Commonwealths
South Shore
Quincy
John West
Sinys
Bald
Arthur Gardiner
Tom Cooper
Earl Kiser
Owen Kimble
Floyd McFarland
B. B. Stevens
Frisco
Messrs
Brady
Kennedy
Tom Barnaby
Chicago
Denver
Outlaws of the West
Denver Wheel Club
Indianapolis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Cape Girareau
Century Road Club
Ww. Falgrite
Hen E F. Ducker
W. B Andy
C. B. Smit
W .E. Fearing
Copley Square
Providence
Post
Waltham
A Great Cigar The Saturday Cigar Gains Noted Demand
The Saturday Cigar handled exclusively by George Harris & Co has seen remarkable sales since its launch a few months ago. The brand is registered and copyrighted, with plans to prosecute imitators. The unique feature is its weekly Saturday sale.
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George. Harris & Co
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Taylor, N. E
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Broadway A. C
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Tommy Ryan
Danny Dougherty
Bill Shakspere
Bill Daly
Lewis
4Ais
Billy Madden
McCoy
Billy
Ruhlin
Peter
Rublin
Kid McCoy
California
Oscar Gardner
Billy O’donnell
Memphis
Tom O'Rourke
Lenox Athletic Club
Mill
Gardner
Arry Lemon
Niagara Falls
Jim Popp
Otto Sieloff
Buffalo
Resent
Buffalo Enitendia
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McFaden
Joe Graig
James Butler
Newland N Post, & BR P . Herald
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Bowling Gossip
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Chess Play
Barry
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World OF Sport
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