Thin Pin Fight On In Earned
Candle pins captivate the Amateur Bowling League of Massachusetts as the season closes with the annual banquet. B A A leads, Dudley Old Dorchester and 999th chase second. Old Dorchester faces the leaders, a win could shift the standings. Newtowne and Highland duel for last, while Duhig and Wilder near the top scorers.
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Amateur Bowling League of
Massachusetts
Dudley
Old Dorchester
Newtowne
Highland
Echt
Thayer
Fuller
Duhig
Wilder
Commercial
Calumet
Independents near title in New Century League race
The Independents nearly clinch the New Century League championship by beating Roslindale, leaving a tight battle for second with Roslindale and Norwood to decide Thursday. Schwender leads Roslindale in pins, while Harrop trails.
Five teams close in Interclub candlepin race standings
In the Massachusetts Interclub league Melrose A C leads but has three games left as Glendon nears first place. Melrose and Nanepashemet duel for third while Saugus eyes that spot on improving scores. Top individual averages feature Blake and Eaton from Melrose clubs with Phillips of Glendon nearby, as Kennard Sewall Gibbons and Pierce post notable numbers.
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Melrose A. C
Glendon
Melrose
Nanepashemet
Saugus
Blake
Eaton
Philips
Grendon
Highland
Towanda
Malden Ao
Cecceses Basceeees
Phillips
Kennard
Sewall
Sherrin
Kenealley
Gibbons
Cccesee
Pierce
Melrose A
Cece
Marsh
Mystic Valley League Bowler Sets Candlepin Records
Fred M. Williams of Charlestown leads the Mystic Valley League at Melrose Highlands by rolling strings of 122 121 and 118 for a season total of 361 in candlepin bowling, a new mark for the year.
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Williams
Melrose Highlands
Poultry Rises to First in Marketmen's League Standings
Marketmen's Candle Pin League reports a dramatic shift as Poultry climbs from near last to first after beating Beef and Fish dropping one game. Beef remains winless while Fish slips. five-team race tightens with Poultry, Barbers, Butter and Produce jockeying for position. Individual names include Campbell and Hollis for Barber, Williams for Butter, Kirk for Fish.
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Bee
Prueba Banes Seicaw
Naecassus Cccevasessees
Miller
Hollis
Chee Campbell
Wright
ecsdeRe Williams
Osee Ae Snow
Kirk
Tein Faye
Newton rises to fourth in Suburban League standings
Suburban League action last week saw Newton move from sixth to fourth place while Prospect and Inman dropped to a tied fifth. Meyers and Mt Pleasant led the standings with clear margins, and the individual averages feature Campbell and Bicker among the notable scorers as teams hold steady toward season end.
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Newton
Prospect
Inman
Meyers
Mt. Pleasant
Jameson
Matches This Week Amateur League Schedule
Weekly listings show several games across leagues including B A A at Old Dorchester and Newtowne at Highland in the Amateur League. Mystic Valley with Medford at Newtowne tonight. Tuesday matches in the Mystic Valley and Interclub leagues. New Century League pairings. Suburban League Wednesday fixtures with Meyers at Watertown and Inman at Newton.
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Old Dorchester
Dudeley
Newtowne
Highland
Mystic Valley League
Medford
Old Belfry
Charlestown
Calumet
Arlington
Towanda
Interclub League
Melrose A. C
Nanepashemet
Glendon
Malden
NEW Century League
Ouseing
Indenantente
Boylston
Roslindale
Norwood
South Boston
Webster
Hyde Park
Dedham
Meyers
Watertown
Prospect
Sant Jameson
Central
Inman
Newton
Roxbury Latin and Waltham High Institute New Rowing System
Roxbury Latin and Waltham High School adopt an eight oared shell training plan for interscholastic rowing. The Charles River basin fills with crews as the season builds toward the championship, aided by the Tr A A and Union Boat Club efforts to boost interest. The Roxbury Latin eight lists Shepard stroke Stedman seven Sherwin four Wallis five Soule four Zanetti four Murdock two Pierpont bow with Ogleby cox. The crew shows speed but needs coaching to synchronize. four top rowers will be chosen mid May. Stone’s school is said to have the fastest four this spring, spurring hard work and anticipated high-quality championships.
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Roxbury Latin
Waltham High
Charles River
Tr. A. A
Union Proat
Shepard
Stedman
Sherwin
Wallis
Soule
Zanetti
Murdock
Pierpont
Ogleby
Stone’s
Roslindale Bowlin Team Ships to Portland Match
The Roslindale Bowlin team of the New Century League sails from Boston on the steamer St. Croix to meet Portland’s crack five in a five string total match. The event, held at Pine's alleys, marks an annual return visit after Portland played Roslindale recently. Howard Woodward, formerly of Boylston alleys, will play for Portland. a Portland banquet awaits the visitors. The Boston squad may tour Bath, Maine, before returning Wednesday morning.
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Portland
Roslindale Bowlin
New Century League
Boston
St. Croix
Roslindale Alleys
Roslindales
Pine's Alleys
Howard Woodward
Merly
Boylston
Portland Five
Bath
Norfolk Hunt Club to Build Medfield Clubhouse
Work begins on a new two and a half story clubhouse for the Norfolk Hunt Club at Medfield on Wardner farm elevated ground. The plan includes 70 by 2 feet main structure with dining, smoking, parlor, serving areas, and open fireplaces, plus a dormitory for 12 men, baths, and a large barn with kennels. Officers named are Francis Peabody Jr president Edward W Grew treasurer William Amory II secretary Captain Samuel D Parker master of hounds, with Henry L Morse George Lewis and Joseph Balch as executive committee members.
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Medfield
Wardner Farm
Francis Peabody, Jr
Edward W. Grew
William Amory
Samuel D. Parker
Henry L. Morse
George Lewis
Joseph Balch
World of Sport Updates and Notable Figures
A. Bigney plans a meet with Eugene Fielding at the Post tonight at 7 50. A Boston Bay Yacht Racing Association meeting is set at Parker House this evening. H C Hirshy of Minneapolis won the great American five bird handicap shoot in Kansas City. Charles A Carver, ex Yale, set a new strength record in Chicago at 2738 4 kilograms after two years of training. his Yale record was 2871 2 kilograms. John J Scannell and Frederick Gerken of New York, owners of The Abbot and The Monk, intend to pair their horses to challenge the trotters’ 2 12 record set by Belle Hamlin and Honest George in 1892. John Shepard of Boston nearly matched the record last year with Boralma and Senator L James Braid and Harry Vardon are noted.
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Boston Bay Yacht Racing Association
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H. C. Hirshy
Minneapolis
Kansas City
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Carver
Yale
Chicago
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Frederick Gerken
New York
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Monk
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Honest George
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Boston
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Harry Vardon
Bowdoin Square Athletic Club
Charlie O'Rourke
New Hogland
Twin Sullivan
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Carrig
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Post
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Dorchester
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Clarence Street
Roxbury
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John I. Sullivan
Charlie Fedanses
Joe Walcott
George Gardner
England
Newsboys’ Union
Webster
Mass
Clara Webster
BR. H, Benton
Rob Roy
Boxing Gossip on Bowdoin bout and boxing chatter
Boxers Charlie O Rourke and Hugh McWinters loom in a key welterweight clash at Bowdoin Square Athletic Club. The column notes Carrig the Western lightweight and various local boxing links, then rails at proposed bans on basketball ping pong and rowing citing injuries and fatalities.
Mott Responds To Criticism Of Judges’ Fairness
Dr J Varnum Mott disputes a prior article captioned Mott Protests accusing judges of impropriety. He asserts the Boston Terriers champions Roxie and Lord Derby were judged fairly and urges equal publicity for his agreement with the decision and no protest to offer.
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Lord Derby
J. Varnum Mott
M. D
Stinson Returns With Sore Eyes From Paris
Cambridge cyclist Will Stinson arrived home unexpectedly from Paris where eye injuries from a cinder on a steamer led to treatment delays. He traveled with manager W. E. Tenzler and says Jimmy Michael is riding horses in Paris while Elkes should beat foreign riders he faces abroad.
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America
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Michael
Elkes
Glens Falls
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McConnnell
Simar
Maya
Metting
Osgood
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Tiger Roadsters
Bugler Smith
Interclub Racing Association
Owl C. C
Tigers
Harvard Encouraged By Ragged Maine Game
Harvard men and coaches remain hopeful after a slow score card filled with encouraging features from Saturdays game against Maine. The infield, fresh with players new to their positions, showed unusual speed and polish given the unfamiliar duties.
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Maine
Harvard
Harvard Baseball Prospects Highlight Key Players This Year
The article highlights Matthews as a standout Harvard baseball recruit and notes Eddie Coolidge returning to second base with strong speed and accuracy. It compares Carr and Skilton for the third base role, praising Skilton for steadiness and bat, while Captain Wendell fills in at first and strengthens the outfield alongside a faster unit.
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Harvard
Matthews
Eddie Coolidge
Coolidge
Carr
Skilton
Wendell
Frantz
Cockran to Ride for Whitney in England Season
New York April 6 William C Whitney engages Harry Cockran to ride for him in England this season at a salary of 10000 dollars.
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New York
William C. Whitney
Harry Cockran
England
Lowell Woman Dies Aboard Niagara Steamer
Miss Sarah Spaulding aged 68, a cabin passenger on the Ward Line steamer Niagara from Nassau, died of heart failure at 9 oclock Saturday night. Her home was 175 Pawtucket Street, Lowell Massachusetts.
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Niagara New York
Sarah Spaulding
Ward Line
Niagara
Nassau
Spaulding
Pawticket Street
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