B A A Trails By Two In Massachusetts Candle Pin Series
The B A A league lead in the Massachusetts Amateur Candle Pin series remains by two games after a 2-1 loss to Old Dorchester at their home alleys. Dudley, second in the standings, dropped two games to the 999th Artillery Association team in Charlestown. The Old Dorchester victory came by seven pins, decided in the final game after each side had won one. The last three Old Dorchester players clinched the win as the match slipped away from B A A.
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Massachusetts
Old Dorchester
Dorchester
Nnisarn
Carruth
Butter
PORTS
Seeeeeukiedsacs i
Kilton
Kinsman
Onan UI
Bowler
Conle
Highland Takes Last Place After Three-Game Set
Newtowne and Highland settled their argument over last place with Highland to remain at the rear for at least a week. Highland could win only one of three games from Newtowne, though the series was away for Newtowne. Newtowne won the first two games before slumping in the final game.
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Newtowne
Highland
Arlington Beats Towanda Woburn in Candle Pin Clash
Arlington Boat Club defeated Towanda Club at the Towanda Club in the Mystic Valley League candle pin series. Arlington won two of three games on April 9 in Towanda.
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Woburn
Towanda Club
Arlington Boat Club
Noted runners to compete in eight mile cross country event
North Cambridge A C will host an eight mile cross country run next Saturday with entrants led by John Caffi of St Patrick’s A C Hamilton Ont Ronald McDonald of St Francis Xavier University Antigonish N S Frank Lynch and Dick Grant of Cambridgeport G A C Twenty others are entered Officials include Referee Thomas F Riley finish judge Joseph B Maccabe and multiple club representatives A Bay state baseball note follows about P H Dougherty a new Collins recruit at Augusta Ga praised as a standout and expected to challenge Boston outfielders if kept on the major league roster.
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North Cambridge A. C
John Caffi
St. Patrick’s A. C
Hamilton
Ont
Ronald McDonald
St. Francis Xavier University
Antigonish
Frank Lynch
Dick Grant
Cambridgeport G. A
Thomas F. Riley
Joseph B. Maccabe
W. C. Coxen
F. H. O'Connor
St. Alphonsis
A. A
M.C. A
John J. Ahern
Brook- Nine Gutmaning Club
Con Keefe
Boston
M. Dumbrisky
Joseph Bean
John Kee
A. G
Frank McGrath
H. H. Healey
J. Lh
P. J. Maley
South Boston Gymnasium
G. H. Hodgkins
John E. Morandis
J. E. Maloney
F. Leary
Bushnell
San Francisco
P. H. Dougherty
Collins
Augusta
Dougherty
City tennis club aims for large Back Bay clubhouse
Local tennis, squash and racquets devotees plan one of America's largest clubs. They secured land at Boylston and Hereford in Back Bay for a three story brick stone clubhouse 153 by 102 feet with indoor courts, an open air third floor squash court, social rooms and baths. Permanent body to be formed soon. start of erection hoped by May 1 with 400 member limit.
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America
Boylston and
Hereford Streets
Back Bay
Parker House
Messrs
Quincy, A. Shaw, Jr
Samuel Hooper
Boston
Preparations Underway For Local Horse Show Week
Mechanics building ready to host equine events with tanbark arena completed and stalls lined with straw and ribbons. 1018 entries will be housed in a mammoth basement stable as advance ticket sales rise at West Newton street box office from 9 am to 6 pm with limited best seats left and badges for members and ladies available at Liberty square and show office for ten dollar admission all week.
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Hatch
West Newton Street
Liberty Square
Atlantic Yacht Club Bouts Provide Classic Night of Action
The Atlantic Yacht Club hosted the first athletic meeting of the year with six lively bouts. Admission was restricted to members, denying several guests amid protests. Results included Young Kelly versus Kid Nessell a six round draw, Ned Maher stopping Jim Hull in four, Danny Murray edging Joe Coppinger in six, Younay Glynn defeating Jimmy Murray in four, Young Nadeau beating Matty Baldwin in six, and Young Woods defeating Terry McCarthy after McCarthy injured a hand. Professor Joseph Cummings refereed, Commodore Denna kept score.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Young Kelly
Kid Nessell
Ned Maher
Jim Hull
Danny Murray
Joe Coppinger
Murray
Younay Glynn
Jimmy Murray
Glynn
Young Nadeau
Matty Baldwin
Baldwin
Nadeau
Young Woods
Terry McCarthy
Woods
Joseph Cummings
Commodore Denna
B. H
Tito Roy
Improvements Planned at B A A Will Make Club House Finest
The Boston Athletic Association plans extend its Blagden street complex to conform with the club house. An addition of 50 by 90 feet, 80 feet high, will include a library, billiard and pool rooms, a dining floor, new kitchen, many squash courts, possibly a tennis court, and a deluxe tennis parlor.
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America
Boston Athletic Association
Club Hevee
Blagden Street
Blegden Street
Navy
Blagdon Street
Amateur boxing at B A A tournament features Green and many contenders
In last night’s amateur bouts at the B A A tournament, a large group of hopefuls fought on a give and take program. W H Green of Cambridge impressed at 115 pounds, quickly defeating opponents. finals set for Saturday night with notable results across 110 125 136 and 145 pound classes.
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W. H. Green
Cambridge
Locke
Boston
Burns
Chelsea
A. Grant
Arlington
J. Mooney
J. B. Lamfren
J. Joyce
Charlestown
D. Cronin
J. Stack
South Boston
J. Hickey
George Carroll
D. Darcy
F. Bootlayer
W. Ross
R. Dunn
R. R. Artesma
Green
A Garrett
A. Granton
South Poston
Hickey
Boxing Gossip and the Frisco Fight Standoff
Boxing column notes big heavyweight movers seeking world title fights mainly in Frisco after mock offers from South Carolina and Los Angeles prove empty. It cites Sharkey red dress anecdote, obituary for Jack Manning, Criterion Club boxing plans, and current chatter from editors, clubs, and fighters including Lannan, McCoy, and Sandy Ferguson.
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South Carolina
Los Angeles
Frisco
Charlie Matheson
Sharkey
Jack Manning
Jack
Criterion Club
Miah Murray
Sterling New York
Chic Tucker
Hampshire
Patsey Haley
Kid Goodman
Haley
Johnny Sheehan
Joe Williams
Donnie Murray
Tim Harrington
Earnie Alexander
Jack Smith
Charlie Thomas
Lowell
Jack Coakley
The
Traveler
Jack McKeever
Portland
Cornelius F. Green
Boston
Chicago
Kid Carter
al Weinig
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Atlantics
Criterion
Riversides
Bowdoin Square
Lice
Ood
Sandy Ferguson
England
Bostonian
Tondon
Race for $20,000 Side Stake Set for Sept 2
Articles of agreement filed by Andy Welch of the Charter Oak track set a race between Kebe Smather's Lord Derby and Thomas W. Lawson's Boralma for a $20,000 side stake. The race is scheduled for September 2 with each owner receiving 60 percent of the gross receipts. both owners have accepted the Charter Oak offer and posted forfeits.
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Kebe
Smather
Lord Derby
Thomas W. Lawson
Boralma
Andy Welch
Charter Oak Track
Charter Oak
Kidney trouble warning and Swamp-Root remedy
An editorial message warns that kidney trouble signals like a backache warn of Bright's disease risk. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles and offers a free sample by mail along with a book and purchase options at drug stores.
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Post
Nature
Bright
Boston “Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
Yale Beats Williams In Rainy Yale Baseball Clash
Yale 9 Williams 2 in a wet game at New Haven. Freshman Cote started on mound for Yale, Garvan pitched effectively for the varsity, while Williams showed lack of practice in their opener. Score by innings shows Yale taking an early lead and holding on for the win.
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Conn
Yale Baseball
Williams College
Yale
Williams
Cote
Garvan
Winslow
Lawrence
McCarty
Interclub Racing Associa tion to meet at Metropolitan Wheelmen
A meeting of the Interclub Racing Association will be held at the Metropolitan Wheelmen house 1766 Washington street tomorrow evening. The committee will report on track owners interviews and a schedule for interclub races. The first race is expected Memorial Day and Metropolitan training starts this week.
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Metropolitan Wheelmen
Washington Street
Metropolitan
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Charles River Park
Mclean
Revere
Alec McLean
N. C. A. Board of Control
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Finn Cycle Club
Roxbury Street
Roxbury Bicycle Club
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Club Memia
CG. Martin
Arthur Donovan
Riley
F. IL. Howe
Cambridgeport
Kuang Si Rebel Routed By Ma In Major Battle
Advices from Liu Chow report imperial General Ma and Marshal Su defeating Kuang Si rebels in a bloody clash at Kong Chuen. Initial rebel retreat followed by imperial reinforcement with three rapid-fire guns and Ma'xims turning the tide. Rebels fall back to mountain strongholds as inland rebellion spreads.
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Apri
Liu-Chow
Marshal Su
Kong-Chuen
Wong
Brooks Boxes Goodman Tomorrow Night
Peter Brooks trains hard for a 118 pound bout with Kid Goodman Friday night. If Brooks loses his friends say poor condition won’t be an excuse as he aims to prove himself with renewed effort.
Somerville High Names Captain For Strong Baseball Season
Somerville High School begins a promising baseball season with captain chosen for the team in the Interscholastic League. Tift will pitch as the squad, coached by Charlie Cuddy, famed Somerville athlete, guiding the squad into form and aiming to repeat last year’s school championship.
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Somerville High
Tift
Chariie’ Cuddy
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