High Scores In Boston Bowling Match Ends In Big BA A Win
In the Amateur Bowling League of Boston and vicinity at Exeter street clubhouse last night the B A A defeated Charlestown by 81 pins, 2605 to 2524. Boston supporters rose to cheer as BA A started strong, Charlestown rallied, and final string drama put BA A ahead despite Charlestown late strikes.
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B. A. A.charlestown
Boston
Exeter Street
Charlestown
Hill
Lodge
Fuller
Legate
Marston
Rock Elm
Somersets Win Big In Rexford Alleys Match
In Rexford alleys last night the Associated Cycling series saw the Somersets defeat Captain Muayson’s team by nearly 300 pins. Roslindale edged Middlesex by three pins in the other pairing, as scores remain to be tallied.
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Somerset
Roslindale
Rexford Alleys
Somersets
Muayson
Middlesex
Suffolk Cycle Scores in Suburban League Bowling
In the Hub alleys last night Charlestown C. C. and Suffolk of Chelsea won bowling games for the Suffolk Suburban League. New teams showed remarkably good rolling. Scores followed.
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Suffolk
Charlestown C. C
Chelsea
Interclub honors split in Newtowne Kernwood clash
In North Cambridge the Newtowne and Kernwood clubs split events. Newtowne won bowling 280 to 209 led by Jouett at 516. Kernwood took billiards 272 to 22 while Newtowne edged pool 107 to 100. Whist was a draw.
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Newtowne
Kernwood
North
Cambridge
Jouett
Newtownes
Pure California Wines and Beverages Sale Listing
A local sale offers one gallon of Pure California Wines, four assorted bottles, with items labeled Blanchamrd and Varrar and references to Deck Square and Faveull Mall Square.
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California
Blanchamrd & Varrar
Fitzsimmons Sharkey Bout Divides Boston Sporting Figures
Local sports voices debate the Fitzsimmons Sharkey decision with claims of fouling and biased judging. Sullivan argues foul play justified a loss for Fitzsimmons. Daly doubts a full ten rounds would have changed the verdict. Kaveney criticizes the outcome as lowering boxing standards.
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Bob” Fitzsimmons
Tom Sharkey
Fitz
the Post
John S. Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
William Daly, Jr
Frank Kaveney
Mike Kearney
the Cushing House
America
Paddy Doherty
D. J. Lynch
Boston
Fitzsimmons Benefit at Rush Street Theatre
Fitzsimmons staged a benefit in San Francisco sparring three rounds with a training partner. He alleged foul play and fixed decisions, claiming Earp and National Sporting Club officials were involved. He filed suit to recover the $10,000 purse as the bank declined to cash the club’s check amid an injunction.
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San Francisco
Fitzsimmons
Rush Street
Earp
Sharkey
National Sporting Club
Fitz
Anglo-California Bank
Thomas Sharkey
John Doe
Richard Doe
National Athletic Club
National Club
Ryan declines to fight in Frisco says contest with Corbett off
Syracuse New York Dec 3 Tommy Ryan world welterweight champion refuses to fight in San Francisco over treatment Fitzsimmons received against Sharkey. He will agree to meet Young Corbett in any other bout.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Tommy Ryan
Young Corbett
Grena
San Francisco
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Ryan
National Sporting Club to stage Sharkey Fitzsimmons bout in London
The National Sporting Club announces a 20 round contest between Sharkey and Fitzsimmons to be held in its arena in London. The purse for the bout is to be offered by the club.
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London
The
National Sporting Club
Sharkey
Fitzsimmons
Moore Defeats Ulman In 20 Round Fight
Dick Moore of St Paul outpointed Abe Ulman of Baltimore in a hotly contested 20round bout before 1500 spectators at the Eureka Athletic Club. Moore led late and earned the decision over Ulman in Baltimore on December 3.
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Baltimore
Dick Moore
St. Paul
Abe Ulman
Eureka Athletic Club
Moore
North Fiske Co Beats Walker Stetson Sawyer 112 Pins
In Casino alleys last night North Fiske Co defeated Walker Stetson Sawyer by 112 pins in a Mercantile League match. The Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery Association and the Jeffries of East Boston clashed in Charlestown. battery wins across billiards pool and whist, with Jeffries taking most high scores. Bowling results incomplete.
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The
North, Fiske & Co
Walker, Stetson, Sawyer
Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery Association
Jeffries
East Boston
Main Street
Charlestown
Commercials Defeat Centrals At Home In Thrilling Comeback
The Commercial team triumphed over the Centrals on their home lanes last night. Centrals led by five pins in the first string and twenty in the second, but the Commercials surged in the final string to win by eighty pins.
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Centrals
City Hall Boston Sets Duck Pins High Score in Fall River
On December 3 in Fall River the City Hall team from Boston rolled the highest duck pins score ever made here, defeating the Centrals 1384 to 1256.
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Fall River
City Hall
Boston
Centrals
Melrose-Salem Bowling Club Listed Location
At Melrose-Salem Bowling Club, 3461, Highlands of Melrose, 2406.
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Melrose
Salem
Highlands of
Perkins's Crew Fastest In Harvard Eights Trial
Lehmann coaches two Harvard eight crews assembled yesterday for trial rows on the Charles. Perkins's crew showed a longer swing and cleaner hands in even starts with Lehmann present. Tomorrow afternoon the race starts at 12 30 with light work done today. tug leaves West Boston bridge at noon to reach the start.
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Harvard
Perkins
Mr. Lehmann
Professor Morgan
Mumford
A. Crocker
Bicycle notes signal social season of Boston cycling clubs
A crop of ball tickets shows Boston cycling clubs kicking off social season with receptions and dances at Tremont Hall and People's Hall. Upcoming events include Charlestown and Cambridgeport balls, with more dates set into January and February across multiple clubs.
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Tremont Hall
Tremont Theatre
Bostonian Cycle Club
People's Institute
People’s Hall
Tremont Street
Charlestown C. C
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Middlesex Cycle Club
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
Long Bridge
Chelsea
Lincoln Hall
Chelsea Cycle Club
Billy’ Fetz
Cambridgeport C. C
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Massachusetts B. C
Cotillon Hall
Cook
White Branch
W. C. Skillinger
Isaac B. Potter
New York
League
Boston
American Waltham Manufacturing Company
Dudley
Bussey
Pope Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Pope Company
Columbia
Stallings to Manage Phillies Next Season
Detroit baseball figure George T. Stallings will manage the Philadelphia Phillies next season. The note comes with a roundup of sports and racing news including Village Farm horses’ 92 races with 68 money finishes, trainer McHenry’s Kentucky Futurity winner Rose Croix, and Sister Alice a promising 2 year old filly.
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George T. Stallings
Detroit
Phillies
Village Farm
McHenry
Rose Croix
Baron Wilkes
Alice
Riley Grannan
San Francisco
Wiley Woodruff
U. of P
Boston Cricket Club
Young's
Enoch Wishard
Carnero
Candlemas
John Isola
Mt. Sterling
Muncie
Ind
Rusie
Freedman
Meekin
Giants
Annie Patchen
Jupe
Peter Maher
New York
England
Anti Lomasney Meeting in Faneuil Hall Sparks Rhetoric
A West End Hebrew Educational Club meeting in Faneuil Hall Brooklyn? Boston? Faneuil Hall drew about 150 as members urged Ward 8 Hebrew voters to back the Republican ticket. Speakers blasted Alderman Barry and Lomasney, praised the GOP ticket, and pledged to publish resolutions citywide.
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Faneuil Hall
West End
Republican Party
West End Hebrew Educational Association
Ward 8
Hebrews
Boston
Lomasney
Henry Gediman
Democratic Party
Educational Club
Fleischer
Brophy
William Berwin
Common Council
William Towle
Party of
City Hall
Ity Hall
I’. Roth
Towle
Lena
Francis H. Krebs
Messrs
Barry
Mesars
Aaron Pinskofsky
Simon Alexander
Knights of Labor Ball at Odd Fellows Hall Dec 8
The tenth annual hall of Benjamin Franklin Assembly No. 5463 of the Knights of Labor for sanitary and street cleaning department employees will be held at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening, December 8.
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Benjamin Franklin Assembly
K. of L
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ruling in Bonita case marks key date issue by NTA board
The National Trotting Association board convened at Murray Hill Hotel and, after six hours, issued major rulings on numerous cases. Among notable actions were suspensions and reinstatements for Wallingford, Matty, Ryerson, Hossack, and others, with decisions on fines, appeals, and remittances. The bench reserved further executive session to continue at 10 a.m. the next day.
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Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill
Frank Wallingford
Boston
Frank Matty
Syracuse
N. Y
George M
Victor L
Zeno
Ira Ryerson
Goshen
Taylorson
Tryon
George Hossack
Colorado Springs
Mary Gift
John G. Taylor
Chebanz, Ill
Jack Curry
Joe Patchen
Patchen
John R. Gentry
Belmont Park
Philadelphia
F. Weithoff
Windsor
Ont
Loretta F
Rochester
C. E. Ahrens
Jersey City
Ella Matterson- Gerhart
J. Healy
Warren
Penn
Leenard Wilkes
J. Walter
Danville
Conn
Healy
T. E. Wetmore
J. Kervick
Worcester
Mass
Selix
Haverhill
Kervick
Lair Bros
Paris
Dunbar
Joseph Lair
Charles Haskell
Troy
N. H
Co. L. Forbes
Bellows Falls
Oscar J
Glennie
J. W. Tompkins
Sing Sing
Bei Ali
Home Broad
Sagwa
John Y
Weskera
A. Jenkins
Saratoga
Southard
Sandy Hill
Lloyd
Cronk
Jenkins
W. L. Rogers
L. Lease
Laffin
Aleck B
Willie R
C. H. Cook
Hampden
Wanetah
Miss Knox
R.W. Sherman
Woonsocket
R. I
M. E. Jacobs
Berlin
Johnson & Coit
Dover
Palmer Cleveland
Oney
Adam
Cleveland
Village Farm
East Aurora
I. G. Fox
R. F. Dygert
Springville
Prince Charles
John B. Gibbs
Gibbs
Fleetwood
Same
S. Devine
White Plains
McGrath
Potsram
John Welty
Canton
Kentucky Horse Breeders’ Association
Fred B
Boxing Gossip and postponement in Marlborough club bout
Gossip notes a new arrangement delaying the O'Brien Walcott clash to December nine at Marlborough Athletic Club New York with Hodgkins agreeing to extra conditioning time. Jack Sheehan will select six Boston show bouts for December twenty eighth at the Boston Athletic Association.
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O'Brien
Yellow Dog
Boston Athletic Association
Jack Sheehan
Police News
Tom Murray
Cushing House
Mike Kearney
Murray
J. D
John Rooney
Navy
Sharkey
Boston
Johnny Reenan
Boxing lessons offered by Prof Shaw at Tremont address
A terse ad recommending boxing lessons with Prof Shaw at 181 Tremont Street room 10. It mentions rates and a callback option but provides no complete contact details. The fragment implies a local instructor offering training services with limited information.
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Shaw
Tremont St
General Strike at Hamburg Dock Laborers Vote Declared
Hamburg dock workers push for a general strike after refusers to arbitrate a dispute with employers. The Employers' Association defends its stance citing foreign support and shifts in labor, while Bremen reports a local end to the strike with an agreement. European coverage notes 6000 harbor workers may join and political figures comment on the unrest.
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Hamburg
Employers’ Association
Hachman
Board of Arbitration
Bremen
London
Berlin
Reichstag
Herr Auer
Social Democrat
Dr. Verbotticher
Imperial Secretary of State For the Interior
Tom Mann
Europe
Heren Auer
Liebknecht
Strikers Benefit Held at Opera House for Massachusetts Factory
Labor Union 19 members on strike at Gregory Shaw & Co shoe factory in South Framingham held a benefit at the Opera House. The event drew a large crowd with minstrel and variety acts. John F. Tobin of Boston, national president of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union, spoke during the intermission about the dispute between the firm and its workers.
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South Framingham
Gregory Shaw & Co
Opera House
Tanight
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
John F. Tobin
Boston
Deadly Caribbean cyclone devastates Windward islands
Kingston Jamaica dispatch reports a disastrous cyclone sweeping Windward and Leeward Islands with violent winds and heavy rain. Mountain torrents smashed estates in St Vincent and Montserrat, destroying crops and causing unknown, likely heavy, loss of life. Floods damaged Trinidad and Barbados with no confirmed fatalities there.
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Kingston
Jam
Windward
Leeward Islands
St. Vincent
Montserrt
Leeward
Trinidad
Barbadoes
Boston YMCA football team honors season at dinner
Last evening the Boston Young Men's Christian Association football team held a dinner at the Association building to celebrate a successful season and elected officers for the coming year with Herbert Mitchell chosen as captain.
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Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Herbert Mitchell
Polo Results From Salem and New Bedford Meetings
Polo results announce Salem facing Fall River at Salem Salem with a 5 to 3 score and New Bedford hosting Providence with a 9 to 3 result. The notes list separate matchups and final tallies, highlighting strong showings by the hosts.
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Salem
Fall River
New Bedford
Providence
Siege of Paris Lecture At People's Course
Dr Alfred Henneguin delivered the lecture in English on The Siege of Paris before the people's course yesterday. The talk contrasted with the college's usual language and featured the New England College of Languages president as lecturer.
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New England College of Languages
Paris
Alfred Henneguin
Channing Hall Talk Saturday on Isaiah of Babylon
The regular Channing Hall talk will be held Saturday at 2 30 o'clock at 25 Beacon Street. The Rev W Hanson Puls ford will lecture on Isaiah of Babylon.
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Channing Hall
Beacon Street
Boston W C T U Annual Meeting at Park Street Church
The Boston W C T U will hold its annual public meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the vestry of Park Street Church.
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Boston
Park Street Church
Fidelity Insurance Trust Sues Bay State Gas for Receiver
In Wilmington Delaware the Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Company of Philadelphia executor of Henry C Gibson seeks a receiver for Bay State Gas Company alleging J Edward Addicks controlled and disposed of assets without adequate consideration. Court granted filing and set Dec 15 to show cause and ordered asset inspection.
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Wilmington
Del
Bay State Gas Company
United States
Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Company of
Philadelphia
Henry C. Gibson
J. Edward Addicks
Skaters Return to Public Garden Ponds Amid Ice Rush
Boston residents flocked to the Public Garden pond as a glassy black ice forms a safe surface for skaters. Over 150 youths gathered last night and the season opened, with couples skating and professionals testing grapevines and Dutch rolls. The Frog Pond drew fewer skaters, while Cambridge venues buzzed after school ends. larger ponds like Jamaica were still forming safety. The B A A skating bulletin to report ice conditions will resume in the Post.
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America
Boston
Cambridge
Jamaica
B. A. A. Skating Bulletin
Skaters’ Guide
Post
High Prices for Horses at Easton Sale
At Lexington Kentucky on December 8 imported Candlemas son of St Blair sold for 15000 to J P Haggin of California. Haggin also bought Order for 26000 and Victorine dam of Omarent aged nine went to John Mackay of California for 10000. Mackay also bought Cavalier a 14 year old stallion by Prince Charlie for 4000.
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Lexington
Easton
toGdny
Candlemas
St. Blair
J. P. Haggin
California
Mr. Haggin
Victorine
Omarent
John Mackay
Horse Racing Results at Iron Hill Maryland Track
First page lists six short races with entrants and odds from Iron Hill. Lady Richmond wins the first race at 244 to 1, Pickpocket second at 20 to 1, Schuylkill third. Second race sees School Marm first, Mat White second, Glover Veading third, with time 59 seconds. Third race Mike Brown top at 7 to 10, Lovell second, Ben third. Fourth race Bronston wins at 3 to ?, Plenty second, Tine third. Fifth race By first favored at 3 to 5, Milwaukee second, May Brilla third, time 1.08.
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Iron Hill
Lady Richmond
Neary
van Ler
Schuylkill
Heinrichs
Se —School Marm
Houlahan
Mat White
Parson
Glover Veading
Carson
Sells
Mike Brown
Thomas
Lovell
Ben
Coleman
Plenty
Han
Tine
Heinricks
Milwaukee
May Brilla
Warwick
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Lewis Heersteevess
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Flynn & Mahony
Uptown Steamship Agency
Essex St
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Knights OF Labor Ball
Board of Review of the
Tional Trotting Association
van Nostrand
West Indian Islands
John H. Woodbury
Woodbury
GAK Hall Clothing CO
Philadephia Trust Co
Bay State Gas
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Priges
SRI Wickaway
Kelipse, Jr
Startling
Pearl Brock
Ida May Sterne
St Lawrence
Dr. Jones
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Bloodstone
Jim McLaughlin
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