League Bowlers Fight For Final Standings In Boston Amateur League
The race tightens as Back Bay A A leads Charlestown by ten lengths with Bunker Hill in second and Newton close behind. Dorchester and Belfry of Lexington fight for fifth while Calumet and Old Belfry swap positions. Pray’s exit moves Wood to third and Kenney rises for Charlestown. Final weeks show key shifts in averages and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Back Bay
Boston
Bunker Hill
Newton
Old Guards
Dorchester
Belfry
Lexington
Calumet
Old Dorchester
Old Belfry
Pray
Fred Woods
Mr. Wood
Kenney
Tower of
Purington
Ingraham
Charlestown Seaee Ee
Eave
Calumet Saeee Eeereseere
Ray
Wood
A. A Oe
Smith
A. A
Hill
Agi Ceetesees
Southwell
Harlestown
Old Berry
Whittemore
Arlington
Purrington
Richardson
Ieee
Miller
Marston
Twombly
F H. Reed
Caldwell
Parker
Gray
Rankin
Hales
Newtowne Esetane
Linder
Wardwell
Wellington
Resarick
Buntin
Carruth Leads City League Toward Final Week Victory
Carruth sits ahead in the City League standings with a three game edge as the final week looms. Murray & Irwin, Sudbury, and Hub jostle for third, while Boylston bets on a late surge to tie the leaders. Individual averages crown Ferris and Gordon among top performers as the race tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruth
Vanguard
Boylston
Velvet
Murray & Irwin
Sudbury
Carruth’s
Old North End
Murray & Stein
Hub
Cpt
Ea Ay Ae
TAU A Ccs Cde Sbescaecsess
Meyers
Ferris, Murray & Irwin
Marden
Gordon, Carruth
Thompson
O'Bryan
Ares Imwson
Leeeee Cochrane, Murray & Irwin
Benjamin, Hub
Agin
Morrison, Carruth
Pow
Oloas
Binns
Kinsman
Collins
Watts
Jones
Stout, Murray & Irwin
Sullivan
Shaw
Kendrick
Inman
Frank
McDonald, Hub
Abbott
Hyde
Cattrey
Waskell
City Hall
Gombright
J. Woodward
Cunningham
Prackett
Floss
McCarthy
Winson
Brown
Jackson
Yrench, Murray & Irwin
Irwin, Murray & Irwin
Wowers
Thud
Jfousa
Hall
Final Week Promises Tight Finish in Candle Pin League
The Newspaper Candle Pin Bowling League nears its end with Hotel and Railroad leading Herald by one game and Journal by three. The Globe and Traveler contend for fourth as top three spots hinge on matches against Hotel, Railroad, and each other this week. Schedule includes Globe vs Traveler, England News vs Post, Hotel and Railroad vs Herald, and City News vs Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candle Pin Bowling League
Hotel and Railroad
The
Herald
Journal
Globe and Traveler
Globe
Traveler
New England News
Post
City News
Bean Family Ten Pin Experts Bowl at Peace Bee Canale Alley
The Bean family bowling team faces the McCarthy halls in a second series match for a purse at Cambridge. The Cambridge students, known ball tossers, expect a tough night as the bout unfolds tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Bee Canale Alley
Secon
McCarthy Halls
Cambridge
Defender of Bristol Yacht Under Iselin and Morgan Control
C Oliver Iselin is named managing owner and one of two sole owners of the new cup defender with J Pierpont Morgan. The yacht will sail under Iselin flag with crew under his direction for international contests off Sandy Hook next fall. The vessel measures about 90 feet on the water and 182 feet overall with a beam near 24 feet and a 2 foot draft. Iselin and J P Stillman visited the boat with Nat Herreshoff to review construction and trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
C. Oliver Iselin
J. Pierpont Morgan
Iselin
Sandy Hook
Co. Oliver Iselin
J. P. Stillman
Nat Herreshoff
Mr. Stillman
Dennett Losses Hit Dennett Surpassing Coffee Firm
Alfred W. Dennett, famed for selling ham and buckwheats, lost much of his earnings in a California gold mine venture. The Dennett Surpassing Coffee Company with twelve branches remains active, but Sanford S. Swain, Dennett’s nephew, holds a $1562 judgment against him. The eating houses were sold earlier and the company states it has no ties to his mining losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred W. Dennett
Boston
California
Mr. Dennett
Sanfords. Swain
Boston Horse Show Prepares For Notable Exhibition
Directors of the Boston horse show take control of Mechanics Building to set up for a premier event. Three daily performances at 10 am 2 pm and 8 pm with season tickets for balcony seats sold from Music Hall box office at 9 am. Weeklong program promises attractions from opening Monday to Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mechanics
Music Hall
Benton's Benefit Tickets Now Selling for Palace Event
Two days remain to phone Chairman William Pierce at 4 Alden Street for tickets to the Ben H. Benton Rob Roy benefit at the Palace next Wednesday. Benton was a leading sports authority and reception seats are selling at high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pierce
Police News
Alden Street
Ben H. Benton
Rob Roy
the Palace
Benton
Suburban Inter scholastic Baseball League schedules published
The league releases full schedules for Medford Everett Malden Wakefield Winchester and Melrose high schools with games from April 21 to May 28. Each school hosts and visits opponents across the five towns in a round of interscholastic play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett High
Everett
Melrose High
Medford
Malden High
Malden
Wakefield High
Winchester High
Melrose
Wakefield
Winchester
Medford High
Athenian Athletic Association Reorganizes for Season
At a meeting yesterday the Athenian Athletic Association was reorganized for the coming season. K. E. Taylor was elected president and W. F. Meade secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenian Athletic Association
K. E. Taylor
W. Fi’. Meade
Boston College Crew Builds from Practice to Regatta
Boston College prepares for spring athletic season as track and rowing squads hold first practices at Charlesbank. Coach Holland aims to cut the roster to about 25, with testing of sprint, distance, and crew candidates for a Metropolitan Rowing Association eight. Tennis and baseball plans loom, while boxing bouts feature notable matchups and cancellations in upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
Holland
Charlesbank
Hart
Scanlan
Jim
O’connell
Mullen
McCarthy
Dan
Ronald McDonald
Toohig
Grainger
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Rowing Association
Holy Cross
Dore
Coveney
Mulvaney
Brown
John Boyle O’ Reilly
Boxing Week Schedule Sparks Limited Enthusiasm
The boxing week lists multiple bouts across cities including New ark Rochester Buffalo Lenox A.C. New York and Cincinnati with many matches in doubt due to pending rivalries and matchmaking by managers. The piece questions club practices and notes potential licenses for the Coney Island Club while predicting Oscar Gardner and Billy Arenes at Lenox Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bennett
Otto Sieloff
Buffalo
N. Y
Oscar Gardner
Billy O'Donnell
Lenox A. C
New York
Hugh McWinters
Eddie Darral
Femine
McGovern
Ritchie
Stag Club
Cincinnati
Coney Island Club
Fitzsimmons
Tom O’rourke
Lenox Athletic Club
Lenox
Coney Island Sporting Club
Billy Brady
Martin Julian
Island
New York State
Jeffries
Lenox Athletic
Coney Island
Wheelng
W. Va
Paddy Sullivan
Oscar
Billy Arenes
Memphis
Lovell Brother of Colonel Lovell Dies in Jacksonville
The death of Thomas P. Lovell at St. James Hotel in Jacksonville Florida caused sincere grief in the business community. He was the brother of Colonel Benjamin S. Lovell and was with him at the time of his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Lovell
Benjamin S. Lovell
St. James Hotel
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr. Lovell
Lovell Family Man John P Lovell Dies at 52
John P Lovell of Brookline died at 6 45 pm Saturday in Jacksonville after a Palm Beach sojourn for health. He was 51 or 52, son of founder of John P Lovell Arms Co and longtime retail head. A former New England Baseball League president and Lovell baseball patron born East Weymouth December 14 1848. Funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelellelle Llee
Lee Eptfe
Cecil
Musette
Benjamin
Mr. Lovell
Palm Beach
Fla
Jacksonville
Naples Road
Brookline
John P. Lovell
Jeanette Bragg
Hyannis
Lovell
Ater
Bicycle Notes Show Road Winds Damp Early Season
The article details a windy start to the cycling season with many planned rides canceled or altered. It notes a large parks turnout amid new suits and club runs, a rider’s accident on Commonwealth Avenue, and individuals like Herbert H. Spaulding and I. W. Pearson achieving milestones. It covers Intercycle Racing Association meeting outcomes and plans for the Metropolitan Wheelmen, plus colors and training moves across clubs and riders preparing for spring racing and league dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Herbert H. Spaulding
Waltham
Commonwealth Avenue
Lake Street
I. W. Pearson
West Somerville
Newburyport
P. L. Harrison
Hamilton
Intercycle Racing Association
Washington, D. C
Lasley
Park Bicycle Club
New England
New York
Philadelphia
Louisville
Washington
Eddie McDuffee
Frank Waller
IL. A. W
Outlaws
Beth Israel Baldwin Place Elects Officers
At a meeting last evening the Beth Israel congregation of the Baldwin Place Synagogue elected officers including Mark Louis as president M W Cohen as vice president and M I Cohen as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Israel
Baldwin Place Synagogue
Mark Louis
M. W. Cohen
M. I. Cohen
League Umpires Urged to Follow 1899 Rules and Uniforms
President N E Young issues instructions to National League umpires for 1899 stressing neat blue flannel uniforms absolute honesty and sobriety strict rule adherence confidential assignments prompt hotel telegraph updates and coordinated teamwork to minimize errors with a planned East Coast meeting for rule interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Young
National Baseball League
East
N. E. Young
Roxbury St John’s Amateurs Seek 18 year old Opponents
Local amateur clubs in Roxbury led by St John’s age 18 rosters seek games with other 18 year old uniformed clubs in the state. Notable players Reardon Kendrigan Coveney Gately Coughlin Kavanaugh Carroll McCarthy Glynn with manager Joseph Carroll. Also Craigie and Dorchester and Newton clubs outline rosters and request schedules for Saturdays holidays May through August, with payments and locations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
St. John’s
Reardon
Kendrigan
Battery
Coveney
Gately
Coughlin
Kavanaugh
S.s
Carroll
McCarthy
Glynn
Joseph Carroll
Quincy Street
Craigie
Chris Lee
Hartford
Shawmuts
Emersons
Crescent Reviews
Acorns
St. Mary's
Edward Macy
Broadway
Chelsea
New Yorks Tie West New York Club in Weehawken Tilt
The New Yorks faced West New York Field Club at Weehawken New Jersey. Garrick pitched seven innings showing creditable work. Foster the ex college pitcher kept the Giants guessing but an error by Moorehead in the first inning cost them a win. Final score 5 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorks
West
Beverly's Welcome Home for Eighth Massachusetts Troops
Ten thousand people greeted Company E at Beverly railway station after a morning tugboat meet at quarantine. Mayor Webber, the executive committee, and local veterans joined the welcoming line to the armory on Thorndike street where speeches by Mayor Webber and Captain Stopford followed a festive crowd with flags and red fire. A parade and City Hall banquet are planned for Tuesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Company E
Massachusetts
Henry Preston, Jr
Webber
Boston Harbor
Meade
G. A. R. Post 89
John Lowe Camp
Sons of Veterans
Beverly Fife and Drum Corps
Thorndike Street
Stopford
Child Run Over In Cambridge Street Collision
Lulu Corcoran niece of Patrick Corcoran janitor at Past Cambridge was struck on Third Street between Charles and Vine near her home about 5 PM. James McKenna allegedly drove the wagon that hit her and was arrested later near the House of Correction. The child is badly injured and McKenna was recaptured by officers after capsizing near Station 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Corcoran
Patrick Corccoran
Cambridge
Third
Charles
Vine
James McKenna
McKenna
House of Correction
Mulvey and
Scoby
Danvers Welcomes Company K Eighth Regiment
A large crowd greeted Company K of the Eighth Regiment in Danvers tonight with a band Grand Army veterans and thousands of locals escorting the unit from the station to the armory. Cannon fire whistles and colored fire greeted the troops. A reception and banquet are planned for Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvers
Eighth Regiment
Grand Army
Utopian Club Opens Sunday Pop Concert Series
At the Utopian Club on 480 Shawmut Avenue last evening the first of a Sunday concert series drew a good crowd. The program featured vocal and instrumental music by club members and other artists with humorous selections included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopian Club
Shawmut Avenue
Labor Notes Highlight Wage Talks and Child Labor Debate
Massachusetts Federation of Labor executive council acted on the insurance law decision affecting unions and backed House Bill 499 to exempt labor groups. They condemned a bill allowing 13 to 14 year olds to work in shops and supported eight hour limits for public employees. Freight Handlers pressed for overtime pay on the New Haven Railroad, while Typographical Union approved a new printing scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Federation of Labor
General Court
FE. J. Twomey
Ward 5
Twomey
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
St. Stephen’s Hall
Messrs
P. H. Shaughenessy
T. F. Harmon
P. Gallapher
State House
Typographical Union No
Wells Memorial Hall
William L. Holland
P. J. Mansfield
Charles Usher
F. A. Lugrin
Frank Baker
John Calnan
George Stevens
Misses Sennett
Hartnett
Denning
Barry
National Union
America Hall
Baker
State Legislative Board
Massachusetts
A. F. of L
Labor council actions and union bids at Marlboro and state levels
The Building Trades Council discussed federal job allocations favoring aliens and called for citizen and union labor in Charlestown dry dock contracts. Marlboro shoe strikers’ locals face assessments, Water Works and Sanitary departments advance union aims, and a smoke talk is planned for April 19 as unions urge an eight hour day and insurance exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Charlestown Dry Dock
Marlboro
Water Works Department
A. F. of L
Wedding At Union Park Hall For Sarah Gingburg And Louis Pofcher
Last evening at Union Park Hall the marriage of Sarah Gingburg to Louis Pofcher was solemnized by Cantor Wolfe Baron. Best man M. Potcher and ushers Joseph Ladow Harry Porcher Samuel Shonfield and doris Sneider attended. Bridesmaids were Annie Simon Gertrude Banker Lena S Essewitch and Lizzie Schneider. A reception and supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Park Hall
Sarah Gingburg
Louis Pofcher
Wolfe Barron
M. Potcher
Joseph Ladow
Harry Porcher
Samuel Shonfield Andorris Sneider
Annie Simon
Gertrude Banker
Lena S. Essewitch
Lizzie Schneider
Miss Susie Sherer and Samuel Stone wed in East Boston
Miss Susie Sherer daughter of Mr and Mrs I Sherer and Mr Samuel Stone were married last evening at Webster Hall East Boston. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Israel Levin. A large gathering attended and joined in the celebrations with the grand march to supper led by Mr H Gingury. The couple will reside in East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Sherer
I. Sherer
Samuel Stone
Webster Hall
East Boston
Israel Levin
H. Gingury
New York Bride Eva Chinsky Marries Officer Louis G Smith
Miss Eva Chinsky of New York and Officer Louis G. Smith of Station 7 wed yesterday at Rabbi Wolfe Barron's home 106 Union Park street. Best man A Aikin and maid of honor Miss Aikin. They host friends at their new East Boston home 411 Saratoga street. Officer Smith formerly of Station 1 is well known among the Hebrews here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Chinsky
New York
Louis G. Smith
Station 7
Wolfe Barron
Union Park Street
Rabbi Barron
A. Aikin
Miss Aikin
Smith
Saratoga Street
Boston
Officer Smith
Station 1
Lawton launches 1500 men against Santa Cruz in Philippines
The expeditionary force under Major General Henry W. Lawton began from Manila crossing La Guna de Bay at night with 1500 troops aiming to seize Santa Cruz at daybreak and destroy rebel ships. General Ovenshine temporarily commands the second division in Lawton's absence as the unit advances along the lake area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Henry W. Lawton
la Guna de Bay
Santa Cruz
Lawton
Ovenshine
Culiculi
San Pedro Macati
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B.A. A
Newspaper League
Reilty & Cummins
Washington St
Dennett
Benton’s
Eddie Darrall
Australia
McWinters
Professor Darrall
Charlie Goff
George Byers
Goff
Byers
Tom Williams
Yonkers
Professor Goff
Williams
Kid McPartland
Mike Padden
Broadway Athletic Club
Nick Long
Bennett
Long
Padden
Billy Madden
Harry Fisher
Dick Moore
St. Paul
Fisher
Moore
Brooklyn
College Point
George Lasselle
Peter Jackson
John Bell
F. S
Taunton
Jim Hall
Cy. Eaves
Danny Snyder
Jimmy Briggs
Tom Maguire
Allen
Scotty Coyne
Jimmy Stuart
Young Juneau
Kid St. Denis
New Hampshire
Manchester
Frankie McHugh
Eddie Gardiner
Newark
N. J
Tim Callahan
Joe Purdy
Rochester
Tommy White
Eddie Santry
Davenport
Jack Everhardt
Charley Burns
Tenn
Dave Sullivan
Jack O’brien
Conn
Jack Lewis
Jimmy Murray
St. Louis
Bob Allen
Tim Kearns
J. Rae
Billy Gardner
Billy Chisholm
N. H
Jerry Marshall
Eddie Daly
Baltimore
George McFadden
Joe Gans
Tommy Hogan
Jack Davis
Terry McGovern
Johnny Ritchie
Bil Kennedy
Klondike
Owen Ziegler
Frank Wong
Greenwood
A.C
B. A. Lovell
Nick Young
West New York
Beverly’s
Danvers Greets CO. K
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Ass'n
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n
Mass
Federation of Labor
Rep. Twomey
Indorse
Water Workers’ Union
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department
Phenix Hall
Stone
Sherer
Aguinaldo
Madrid
Anila
Ishpeming
Marquette, Mich
Ishpeming Mine Workers’ Union Today
Mallaby
Brayleigh
R. A. Sanden
Tremont St
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