B A A M N Gain In Bowling Leading Old Dorchester
The B A A M N team pulls ahead in the candlepin Amateur League standings, leading the Old Dorchester club by three games as the season progresses. Individual and team totals show clear margins over rivals with top averages highlighted. A forthcoming high average exhibition at the B A A venue features top local bowlers.
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B.A. A
Old Dorchesters
Dudley Wobens
Highland
Dudley
Cousehsey
Browne
Rock
Cebel
Oke Thayer
Cess Ceeeeenes
Jouet
Newtowne
Hutchinson
B. A
Dorchester
Old Belfry Club
Arlington Boat Club
Calumet
Rae
Calumet Club
H Bt
Medford Club
Eeéweges
Charlestown Club
Fox
A. A
Veneceeeeteeetslocaetacae
Paul
Ccceeseeceeceer Econes BT
Purrington
Grek Dees Evens
Benjamin
Reed
Peabody
Isman
Charlestown
Iris
Durgin
Battlefield
NEW Century League
Dorchester Centrals
Dedham
Ebster
L Dedham
Rouse
Butterfield
Boylston
Irs
R Rouse
Dorchester Central
Alexander
Mandeville
Sanders
Webster
Clapp
Roylston Juniors
Thyster Corieak Doves
Central
Pardouth
Boston Central
James B. Reynolds
Amateur Bowling League of
Boston
Pray
Newtons
Tower of the Commercials
Buintin
Meeees
Newtownes
Fuller
Indian runners gather for Ashland to Boston marathon
The annual Marathon in the Ashland to Boston route draws 32 entries under B A A auspices with Canadian favorites led by Caffrey. Greek and Mohawk Indian runners join the field while Americans like Maguire and McDonald seek a strong showing. A 40-man First Regiment detail will pace and guard the route from Ashland to the reservoir on Commonwealth Avenue.
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Ashland
Boston
Caffrey
Hamilton
Ont
Hughson
J. N. Barnard
Natick
William Davis
Sherring
Marathon
Athens
John Vranzanis
Greece
Dick Grant
Eugene Bestoppey
B. F. Sullivan
Cathedral
Ronald McDonald
Spencely
Yale and Harvard A B A Club Back Plan For Amateur Henley
At the B A A club house delegates from Yale Harvard Weld Boston University Union and Cornell met to form an American Henley regatta association for amateur oarsmen. A committee will draft a constitution and bylaws and seek mail votes while naming a course and structure enabling non trained rowers to compete alongside seasoned crews.
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Arthur Burnham
Harvard
England
Yale
Richardson
Newell Boat Club
Brownell
Weld Boat Club
Evans
Boston Athletic Association
Harold P. Wardwell
Union Boat Club
Walter P. Henderson
Cornell
Colle
Essocia
Lipton Sees Shamrock II as Finest Cup Hope Yet
Sir Thomas Lipton voices confidence in Shamrock II noting finish and clockwork precision. He pledges to race against Meteor and Sybarite in the Clyde regatta and would concede to the rival if his boats fail to win. He praises Crowninshield design and warns against the Columbia’s fate without a faster boat.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Clyde
Sir Thomas
Lipton
Mr. Lawson
New York Yacht Club
Lawson
Crowninshield
Thomas
Watson
Boston
Herreshoffs
Finishers Listed For Ashland Foot Race And Entrants
Several physicians will attend the Ashland event to see the finish. The list shows entrants from Boston, Brookline, Roxbury, Cambridge, Hamilton Canada, New York, Jamaica Plain, Greece, and more, with clubs including Y M C A, Hawthorn A C, St Patrick’s A C. More entries may come in.
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Beacon Street
Beacon
Commonwealth Avenue
Exeter Street
B. A. A. Club
Ashland
Austin Hollan
Boston
J. F. Cahill
Worcester
M. M. Hartigan
Brookline Wheelmen
Brookline
J. Daniels
Holy
J. Walsh
Hawthorn A. C
Roxbury
H. H. Potter
Hawthorn
A. C
B. Fay
Cambridge Y. M. Co. A
Cambridge
H. de Veuve
Jamaica Plein
John Vrazanis
Spartan State
Greece
R. J. McDonald
Boston College
C. G
W. E. Fay
J . A. Harrold
Catholic Y. M. GC. A
Bennet Jacobs
American Association
Boxing Notes on Gans Lyons and Spring Sparring Tourney
Rob Roy, B H Benton notes boxing season nearing end in six weeks. Gans and Lyons head to England per plan though staying home urged. April sparring tournament at the B A A announced with finals and semi finals on Saturday. John Graham reports strong entries and Danny Snyder’s match status unclear.
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McCoy
Jim Jeffries
Joe Gans
Warry Lyons
England
Johnn Graham
Charles J
Charlestown
Danny Snyder
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Club backs Forrest Dood in post 19th pace race challenge
The club plans support for Forrest Dood against any paced amateur and issues a draft to H C Archibald of Charlestown for a 10 to 25 mile race after the 19th. Elmer L Collins and Mr Walker will pace behind, with sprinters E G Dow and George K Eaton. Johnnie Nelson, the noted middle distance rider, arrives from California, routing unknown in Boston.
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Forrest Dood
H. C. Archibald
Charlestown
Elmer L. Collins
Mr. Walker
E. G. Dow
George K. Eaton
Charles Cowell
Johnnie Nelson
Boston
California
Nelson
Boxing Controversy Prompts Club Rules Tightening in Boston
A Boston boxing club plans strict enforcement of rules after allegations of misrepresentation by a supposed newspaper editor. President Don Desmond aims to bar anyone using a second for fighters, citing past swindles like Sullivan O Rourke.
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Boston
New York
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Lowell
Don Desmond
Rst
Desmond
Sweeney
Timmy Kearns
Furnis
Sullivan
O'Rourke
McCay
Saratoga
Jon Walcott
Bicyclenotes Track visit fuels solid cycling turnout
Harry D. Elkes and Bobby Walthour led a Jacksonville contingent into a busy training day at the track. The group unpacked motor tandems, biked, and drew a large crowd as Elkes turned five miles at 1:50 pace and Walthour logged ten miles under Tom Eck’s supervision. Amateurs trained, new clubs formed in South Boston and Charlestown, and road-race entries were announced for Medfield.
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Harry D. Elkes
Bobby Walthour
Tom Eck
W. F. Saunders
O. L. Mosher
Elkes
Atest
Jacksonville
Walthour
Saunders
Mosher
Will Allnson
Gately
Tenzler
Hig
Tie
Albert Champion
Nat Butler
Joe Downey
F. J. Cadwell
New Bedford
Laos
Jimmy Michael
Cadwell
Fred Vetter
Charles McConnell
L. E. Mettling
J. J. McKinnon
P. F. Logan
B. H. Temple
New South Boston
City Point
Medfield
P. Dewar, Jr
G. A. Kowalker
Henry Becker
E. D. T. Harrington
J. H. E. Dieckfost
William F. Dekarek
Ernest W. Holbrook
Joseph K. Suttisens Onlay
Wee Pee Rook
BE. J. Ia . Hardy
J. Raftery
A. J. Momeden
Imerson Street
Charlestown
C. Heaton
William McGuinness
A. F. Fortier
Arma
William Einakonekl
C. Moren
Cc. Mansfield
Spieler
J. McNutt
Kugler
C. Connors
R. BH
Connecticut
Clover Jele Glub
Lynn
Amateur Baseball Clubs Seek 14 to 18 Year Old Games
Boston area teams from Trenton Central to St. Mary s Newton Upper Falls and Charlestown advertise for spring schedules. Contacts include Louis W Neal Dover Street Boston G Conners Eighth Street South Boston James Green Baldwin Street Charlestown J J Dunn Mt Vernon Street South Boston and others seeking matches by age from 11 to 18 with various cities and clubs.
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Trenton Baseball Club
Boston
Louis W. Neal
Dover Street
City
Centrals
South Boston
H. . Fielding
East Second Street
Fairmounts
Dorchester
A. Tarbox
Fairmount Street
Columbias
G. Conners
Eighth Street
Maleys
Charlestown
James Green
Baldwin Street
Warrens
George L. Manning
Dorchester Avenue
J. J. Dunn
Mt. Vernon Street
J. P. Morgans
James Maning
G Street
Uth
Walnut Reds
William Scott
Kelly's Court
Walnut A. A
J. Gahan
Walnut Street
City Point
T. F. O'Brien
South
Groveland B. B
D. J. Donohue
Pleasant Street
Lynn
Glendales
Everett
Arcenery
Herbert Foss
Ferry Street
Erett
Charlestowns
Frank T. Bowes
Linden Street
St. John's
G. Devine
Saugus
Asquam
Arrenas
A. m
P. m. John
Barr
Milk Street
FE. Otto
Bennett Street
St. Mary’s
Lorie Silva
Bowdoin Square
Newton Upper Falls
Daniel J. Murphy
Box
East Doston
Desire Ames
Atronwest
J. Wickham
West Ninth Street
Journal
Samuel Kreck
Boston Journal
Bospn
Ain
Rodney Reilys
Jobs MeaVey
Fargo Street
Baldwin Baseball Club
T. Henry
Cambridge Street
Bridge
Quincy
Baseball Opens Next Thursday
The National League season starts Thursday with games in New York Philadelphia St. Louis and Cincinnati. Boston visits New York while the Giants meet Selee's reorganized team on Patriots’ Day.
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New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Patriots
Giants
South End
Selee
Collins
Demontreville
Bill Clarke
Sullivan
Kittredge
Moran
Brown
Ned Hanlon
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Williams
Chick
Stahl
Dineen
Mr. Somers
Young
Cuppy
Kellum
McKenna
Somers
Parent
Ferris
Chicago
Fittsburg
Irish Open-Air Aonach Planned In Boston This August
At O Daly Gaellé School a movement backed to host an open-air Irish sympathy gathering in Boston this August. A three member committee will coordinate with others from nearby schools to arrange the sonach and prizes for Irish language study and literature. The event imitates the Aonach Tailthion near the Hill of Tara and seeks to celebrate ancient Irish pastimes.
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O'Daly Gaellé School
Boston
Ireland
Thomas G. Collins
Pp. J. O'Daly
Thomas J. Griffin
Tara
Speedway Parade Seeks Unattached Drivers for Boston Event
Entries for the Charles River speedway parade grow as entries close next Saturday. Membership in a club is not required and no entry fee exists, with unattached drivers expected to outnumber club members. Six classes cover various horse and wagon setups, and entry blanks are available from driving clubs or local contacts including Wallingford Malden Goodspeed Norton Williams Johnson Cobbs.
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Charles River Speedway
Committee On Parade
Greater Boston
Gilman
Speedway
Dr. P. F
Wallingford
Altham
M. Goodspeed
Brookline
George W.norton
Cambridge
A. F. Wiliams
Malden
Arthur. Johnson
Medford
Chelsea
Harvard Debating Team to Face Princeton May Eleven
Harvard officials announced the debating squad for the May eleventh contest with Princeton. The trio includes H. P. Chandler J. D. Fackler and J. W. Scott with Chandler returning from Yale. Fackler a first year law student from Worcester University Ohio joins Harvard this year. Scott is a freshman from Harvard.
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Harvard
Princeton
H. P. Chandler
J. D. Fackler
J. W. Scott
Fackler
Chandler
Yale
Indian Orchard
J. D. Fachler
Worcester University
Ohio
Scott
Indpendence Yacht Boom Under Construction And Illinois Alterations
The Inde pendence yacht's steel boom will use eight angle steel ribs for stiffness and a 7.6 psf steel skin. The Illinois yacht will receive ballast and rig changes after unsatisfactory trial trips, including jib reduction and bowsprit shortenings.
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Independence
Lawley
Chicago
Ie Yac
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