McCarthys Beat Coumb as Candle Pin League Action
Seven games were rolled in the Candle Pin league last evening. The McCarthys, aided by Murray and Irwins, won by 53 pins at St James alleys. Meyers defeated the Centrals at Meyers alleys in a tight contest, both teams surpassing 1300. Other winners included Prospect, South Boston and Jefferson. McDonald starred for the home team with a 303 three-string set.
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McCarthys
Murray & Irwins
St. James Alleys
Murray N Irwin
Quincy
McDonald
Meyers
Centrals
Meyers Alleys
Prospect
South Boston
Jefferson
Columbia
M’carthy Towler
Oom
Flanders
McDonough
Moffitt
Bowler
Oat McDonough Eevosseneere
Hitchcock
Purrington
Noble Ereewes Erreeters
Eeeesesererens
Mackin
Ccceveeeess
Sceeveeseersere
McIntire
Bynner Wee Eresererseere Si
Delano Fore
So SS
James Donnelly
Joe Donnelly
Ester
Cummings Eeeereeneesee
Farrell
Clack
St. James
St, James
Lavis
D Murphy
Barry
McAllen Eee
Murray & Irwin
Mullane
McGrath
Germanias Beat Thorntons in Roxbury League Lead
In the Roxbury League last evening the Germanias defeated the Thorntons, leaving Thorntons on top by one game. The Roxbury League saw the Roxburys defeat the Chesters.
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Germanias
Thorntons
Roxburys
Chesters
Boylston Alleys Change Hands in Sale
The Boylston alleys on Boylston Street were sold yesterday to John Co. I. Sheafe from Thomas F. Collins who had run the alleys for years. The new proprietor is reputed to be one of the best candlepin bowlers in New England.
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Boylston
Boylston Street
John Co. I. Sheafe
McCarthy
Thomas F. Collns
New England
Beecham
U.S
B. F. Allen CO
Canal St. York
Post Pa
Resignation Placed on Cambridge School Board Agenda
The Rev. A. E. White, eight year Cambridge School Board member, will resign at the next meeting as he has been appointed superintendent of Methuen schools.
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A. E. White
Cambridge School
Methuen Schools
Hearing of General Martin Case Extends with Large Attendance
The continued inquiry drew many spectators including Councillor Allen and Col. Scannell. General Martin and his sons attended. Everett F. Martin smiled through testimony while Charie sat behind the witness chair as Mr. Pillsbury explained surplus applications on bank notes and land collateral amid the bank’s dealings with General Martin.
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Er al Martin
Pillsbury
Martin
Chaplin
Supreme Court
Isaac J. Allen
Martin M. Lomasney
Tillinghast
Brown
Liquor Squad
Jack Adams
Eldridge
Warren
Dalton
Scannell
General Martin
Everett F. Martin
Charlie
Land deal debated in bank stock collateral case
The hearing opened with Samuel Capen of Howard National Bank detailing land holdings and the 1898 exchange for General Martin notes worth about 33 000 dollars. He described the land value as contingent, noted a forced sale potential around 45 000 dollars, and discussed restrictions against manufacturing uses and Martin’s alleged gain from stock appreciation.
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Samuel B. Capen
Howard National Bank
Chaplin
Capen
General Martin
National Bank
FE. F. Martin
Boston
Mr. Capen
Martin
Capen Cross Examines In Boston Land Case
Capen questions focus on land value, selling price, and bank lien in a Boston undeveloped land dispute. Pillsbury probes General Martin’s bank directorship and the bank’s right to surplus beyond thirty thousand dollars, with the witness clarifying prior ten-year tenure and ownership details.
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Chaplin
Mr. Pillsbury
Boston
General Martin
Howard Bank
Martin
Artin
Kennedys In Boston Liquor Firms Under Scrutiny
Witness James Kenney describes ownership of Park and Union breweries on Terrace Street in Boston and identifies wholesale liquor dealings with Alexander Reade. He says he backs many licensed saloons, may hold mortgages, and will check his records for exact names. The inquiry delves into stockholders and a Pearl Hill Lithia Water project.
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Chaplin
Kenney
A. Brewer
Terrace Street
Boston
Union Brewery
Park Brewery
Eugene M. Kenney
James W. Kenney & Co
James W. Kenney
Alexander Reade
Tremont Street
Chanlin
E. F. Martin
Liverpool
Bright
Everett Called on Him
Interview transcript reveals a July meeting where a young Martin presented a building and land plan, offered stock to the speaker, and discussed subscription amounts. The speaker investigated lands, agreed to join with Martin, and noted potential money and consumer draw in the liquor business. The dialogue confirms Martin as Commissioner Martin’s son and marks their first meeting.
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Martin
Mr. Martin
Commissioner Martin
Mr. Pillsbury
E. F. Martin
Princeton blanks Vermont in varsity baseball
Mont Princeton N J April 7 The University of Vermont Princeton baseball game drew a large crowd at the varsity field. Princeton won the contest 7 to 0 over Vermont.
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Princeton
N. J
University of ‘Vermont
Vermont
Yale Baseball Loses 4 3 to Wesleyan in Game
Yale was defeated 4 to 3 by Wesleyan as the latter rallied in the eighth inning to take the lead. Wesleyan had 6 hits to Yale's 5, with Fearey charged for the loss and Townsend Yaw handling pitching duties for Yale.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Wesleyan
Fearey
Bccas
Leveenens
Townsend
Yaw
Wallace
Deforest
Boxing Gossip on Flaherty Erne bout and Sullivan stake talk
The April 19 boxing match between Martin Flaherty and Frank Erne is canceled over Flaherty’s demand for 122 pounds, with 128 agreed weight rejected. Sullivan’s $10,000 stake plans emerge as promoters seek a potential clash with Fitzsimmons, amid conflicting reports on Sullivan’s future and boxing strategy.
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Dave Nugent
Olympic Club of
Buffalo
Martin Flaherty
Frank Erne
Flaherty
Buffalonan
Erne
Nugent
Roche
Lowell
Tommy White
Faherty
Nason
Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
John
Corbett
Fitz
George Gay
Paddy Ryan
Mitchell
Oxus
New York
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Galveston
Tampico
Alec Greggains
Jack Stelzner
Karen
San Francisco
Young Pickett
Bob Rooker
George V. Tuohey
Massachusetts Racing Board Chief Resigns Over Policy Dispute
Henry W. Robinson resigns as chairman of the Massachusetts Division Racing Board citing dissatisfaction with National Racing Board policy and the appointment of Charles G. Percival. Tippett accepts the resignation and a successor is not yet named, with rumors linking a Boston club president to the post.
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J. Emory Tippett
Massachusetts
Henry W. Robinson
National Racing Board
Tippett
State Racing Board
Boston
J. E. Tippett
Massachusetts Division Racing Board
Kerrison
H. W. Robinson
Consul Tippett
Robinson
Mott
Mgr
J. C. Kerrison
Charles G. Percival
George W. Dorntee
National Board For
New England
Old Colony Wheelmen May Form In Brockton Racing Club
Brockton may form a new bicycle club named the Old Colony Wheelmen and share a racing team. An April 15 meeting is planned to organize a league club with riders already optioned on two fast locals.
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Brockton
Old Colony Wheelmen
S. Isaacson & Co
Washington Street
Dock Square
B. M. Anderson
Ms Petérson
Henry Richards
Frank Foster
Charles River Park
Harvard
Tom and
Nat Butler
F. P. Kent
J. A. Gately
William Read & Sons
William S. Atwell
Brattle Square
Frank Howe
Waltham
Gloucester
Dedham
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Century Road Club
Columbia
C. C. Moseley
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Reservoir
Park System
Auburndale
al Beers
Pierce
New England
Boston
Inner tube repair split from maker to avoid impostors
A local tire shop notes many customers bring nonmanufacture inner tubes for free repairs, prompting the firm to stamp its name on all tubes. A staffer claims a watchful employee can identify his company’s tubes by feel, saving the firm dollars and exposing a quirky public misconception.
Boston Athletic Bowling Team Defeats Vesper Club
The Boston Athletic Bowling Association defeated the Vesper Club of Lowell at the B A A alleys. In the afternoon five, B A A led by five pins with 2537 to 2532. Evening action saw B A A total 512 and Vespers 2461. T Whittier of Vesper topped both single and three string totals.
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Boston Athletic
Vesper Club
Lowell
B. A.A
T. Whittier
World of Sport report from college athletics scene
A collage of sports notes features Howie Hodgkins letter at the office, two Cornell freshman crews coached by Courtney, an upcoming student meeting at Technology Friday in Huntington Hall, and efforts to boost college athletic interest. It covers Tufts vs Boston University canceled, Mercantile League roll off, Tufts baseball outlook, Kilpatrick in England, Bacon challenging Kilpatrick, and a busy baseball slate across cities.
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Howie Hodgkins
Cornell
Courtney
Technology
Huntington Hall
William T. Sedgwick
John Graham
BF. A
Christopher Leonard
Patrick Donoghue
E. F. Brennan
James J. Judge
Michael F. Connell
Tufts Oval
Boston University
Chelsea
Reader
Brookline
Batchelder & Lincoln
Brown, Durrell & Co
Woodcock
Tufts
Yale
Harvard
Charles A. Kilpatrick
England
Worcester
F. E. Bacon
Tommy Connelf
Bacon
Kilpatrick
Teddy Hale
Athletics of Philadelphia
Washington
Pawtucket
Lancaster
Penn
Boston
Newport News
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Richmond
Lafayette
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Andover
Brown
Providence
Milwaukee
Louisville
Arlington High
Walstham High
Arlington
Criterion Club Stages Jim the Penman in Four-Act Play
The Criterion Club presented Sir Charles Young's four act play Jim the Penman. The production featured a well cast ensemble and artistic stage settings with music by the Criterion Orchestra.
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Criterion Club
Sir Charles Young
Jim the Penman
Criterion Orchestra
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Roxbury
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James Kenney
Everett
Him
Pure California
Gublon
Botties Asso Blanchard & Farrar
MitFuncull Hall Sa
J. E. Farwell & Co
Pearl Street
New Eng
Tremont Et
Alf American Tar Cycles
Wolff-American
C. J. Bailey & Co
R. H. Wolff & Co., Ltd
New York City
Boston Representatives
Boylston St
Princeton Bears
University of Ver
Mont
Boylston Cycle Company
Cleveland
Westfield
H. A. Lozier
Cleveland, O
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E. Howard Watc & Glock CO
Washington St
Cygles
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
MFG. CO
Back Bay
John Britgen & CO
Columbia Theatre
Long
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Erie
Frank Fairbanks
Lincoln Street
Watertown
Derby Racers
London
Cloraine
Villiers
Diakka
Massachusets
Division Racing Board
Percival’s
Corntee
Bicycle Notes
Humphreys’ Med. Co
Cor, William and John Sts
Tremont St
World OF Sport
Saratoga
Ithaca
N. Y
Wheeler
Navy
Cornell University Athletic Council
William H. Manning
Holy Ghost Hospital
Cambridge
Brattie Hall
Fernand
Brattle Hall
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