Grand March at Charlestown Cycle Club Event
More than 100 couples attended the annual hall of Charlestown Cycle Club in Monument Hall last night. The grand march was led by Floor Director Thomas L. Downs and Miss Lillian C. Kimball with notable guests from various clubs and officials among the attendees.
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Charlestown
Charlies W. Sargent
G. H. Carter
F. M. Hurley
R. Hutchinson
G. B. Whiting
A. M. Shepard
F. W. Dunn
J. D. Nason
C. F. Moore
F. A. Ross
C. E. Crowther
A. F. Small
F. S. Harrington, F. F. Hibbett, R. E. Wall and
Orge H. Carter
Local bicyclists head to New York for sprint and six day races
A group of Boston riders led by M. L. Hurley J. J. McKinnon Louis E. Mettling the McLean brothers and F A Gately sail to New York to train Major Taylor for a match race with Tom Cooper and to compete in sprint events and the six day race. Eddie Martyn will ride on a 31 year old ticket found at home. The Columbia Roadsters of Dorchester reorganize with officers W A Dalton president M M Miller vice president J E Anderson secretary J E Anderson treasurer W J Ford and others. The French authorities refuse Stinsons hour record citing start rules while NAC refuses time records from standing starts. Massa chusetts division LA W set meeting at Revere House next Wednesday with dinner and reports. Park Square Garden plans a new ideas bureau to collect fans trainers and promoters ideas in writing.
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New York
M. L. Hurley
J. J. McKinnon
Louis E. Mettling
McLean Brothers
F. A. Gately
Major Taylor
Tom Cooper
Eddie Martyn
Boston & Albany
Columbia Roadsters
Dorchester
Dudley Street
W. A. Dalton
M. M. Miller
J. E. Anderson
W. J. Ford
C. C. Christensen
J. J. Lacoste
Board of Governors
H. L. Wells
C. C. Ricker
H. Snider
House
W. B. Minard; First Leutenant, A. D. Morse
Leutenant
B. ¥. Loring
Ensign
Minard
A. D. Morse
W. B. Minard
A. W. Snider
Stinson
N. C A
Wolfson
Massachusetts Division
Revere House
National Trotting Associa tion board resumes session in New York
The National Trotting Association board in New York resumed its session with an open half hour before going into executive session. It announced continued temporary reinstatements for E. Mies of Medford Mass A Gloddy of Lowell Mass and James Healey of Milford Mills Mass.
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York
Board of Review
The
National Trotting Association
E. M.ies
Medford
Mass
A. Gloddy
Low- 1
James Healey
Milford Mills
Lynn Hotels Close Notice
Lynn December 5 A police notice warns hoteliers of a curfew and overnight enforcement between 11 p m and 6 a m as part of a city order. This public safety measure aims to curb disturbances and ensure quiet hours.
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Lynn
Boston Club Denies Wholesale Transfer From Boston
President Soden denies any wholesale transfer of Boston players. He says Boston would consider trades if beneficial, but no single player is targeted. The piece notes the broader baseball league maneuvers and Johnson's expansion plans while naming Duffy and Milwaukee as potential moves.
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National Association
Baltimore
Messrs
McGraw
Robinson
Tommy McCarthy
Boston
Charles River Park
Boston Club
Milwaukee
Baltimore Trust Company
East
C. S. Havener
Feenes
Chicago
National League
Johnson
Washington
Philape Ees
New York
Philadelphia
Soden
Duffy
Sherlock to Be Captain of Boston Cup Defender
Boston set to provide the defender for the America's Cup against Lipton with Thomas W. Lawson considering leading a Boston syndicate or building the boat. Crowninshield of Boston to design the defender as Lawson weighs the burden with veteran yachtsmen, noting his limited active sailing status while Boston men push for a strong local effort.
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Lipton
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Copper King
Art Connoisseur
B. B. Crowninshield
Lawson
Lecice
Mongoose
Yacht Racing Association Ofusetts
Boston yachtsmen aim for Cup de Fence representation
Boston writers discuss forming a syndicate to build and sail a 90 foot boat for the Cup de Fence. Key figures include Charles Francis Adams and Bowdoin Crowninshield with plans discussed in Boston circles. Crowninshield cites past designs such as Water Lily Mongoose and Flirt as part of a proven record.
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Boston
Boston Yachting
Boston Yachtsmen
Stow
Mr.wson
Charles Francis Adams
C. J. Paine
J. Malcolm Forbes
Bowdoin B. Crowninshield
Crowninshield Yestercey
Ned” Sherlock
Uth
Rickets warning and cod liver oil remedy
The passage advises early signs of rickets in babies, noting weight loss before symptoms appear and urging calling a doctor. It recommends Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil, mentioning the product by name and supplier Scott & Bowne of New York, with a caution to avoid overuse to prevent stomach upset.
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Scott
Boxing Gossip on Ferguson and era of big heads in boxing
A field of boxing notes details Sandy Ferguson a towering 6 3 heavyweight of 212 pounds mocked for lack of science and temperamental greed. It covers his Shaw bout rapid finish misfortune, disputed purses, potential Armstrong match cancellations, rivalries with McCormack and McGee, and local challengers like Harrington and Allen, with club politics and upcoming bouts.
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Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
Sandy
Ferguson
Tom Shaw
Bob Armstrong
Kirtland
Shaw
McCoy
Jeffries
Armstrong
Donarumma
Atlantic Yacht Club
New Bedford
Kirtland Club
Boston
Jack McCormack
McLean
Twin Sullivan
New England
Young Allen
Tim Harrington
South Boston
Brockton
Cambridge
Irving W. Fisher
Fisher
Tommy Devine
Jack Carew
Devine
Young Sully
Jack Berdue
Kid McGee
George P. King
Dave Sullivan
Jack Hamilton
Lawrence
Austin Rice
Dan Snyder
Jim Jeffries
Gus Ruhlin
Sharkey
Corbett
Bobby Dobbs
Eddie Wall
Memphis
H. Benton
Rob Roy
Eastern League Meets in Providence on December Meeting
The Eastern Baseball League opened its annual meeting in Providence with President Patrick Powers of Syracuse presiding. Officials announced all current clubs are ready for next season and noted shifts in representation and franchise moves. The Providence club was awarded the 1900 championship. Toronto’s transfer to the new body was approved and a December New York annual session set.
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Providence
Patrick T. Powers
Syracuse
Powers
Hartford
Springfield
Worcester
National Association
National League
Baltimore
Washington
T. B. Cory
William H. Draper
William Jurray
Rochester
J. H. Callahan
Marcus Rochenthal
P. H. Hurley
M.J. Kittredge
Toronto
E. C. Barrows
Frank J. Leonard
Charles Soby
Thomas E. Burns
Mone Treal
E. J. Mack
E. G. Barrow
New York
Post Special Notice on Wagers and Stakes
Notice declares no Post employee has authority to hold wagers stakes or forfeits and states the Post will not be responsible for such funds. The disclaimer addresses any wagering activity associated with the Post and emphasizes no official endorsement or liability.
Postal chess in New England ends March in slow games
Twenty members of the New England division compete in the Pillsbury National Correspondence Chess Association tournament headquartered in Chicago. Games began December 1 and extend to March or later, with 168 players in eight divisions. Two from each section enter semi finals for bronze medals. the top score wins a $100 gold medal. Massachusetts players include Franklin K. Young E R Blanchard C W Kayser W P Gove FB Thayer R J Long Jr Rev C W Huntston and D Gam mell.
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New England
Pillsbury National Correspondence Chess Association
Chicago
Massachusetts
Franklin K. Young
E. R. Blanchard
C. W. Kayser
Boston
W. P. Gove
Salem
FB. Thayer
Harvard College
R.J. Long, Jr
Medford
C. W. Huntston
Lowell
D. Gammell
North Brookfield
Pythians Beat Chelsea In Narrow Bowling Finish
In a sharp Old Dorchester Club match the 999th Artillery quintet and Old Dorchester led by narrow margins across games. Old Dorchester won two of three and edged the series by 21 pins, with multiple 500-plus scores and a dramatic finish after a late string of strikes.
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Old Dorchester
999Th Artillery
Cutter Elark
Ashworth
Orne
Harris
Orne Eeesesee
Interclub Tournament Grendons and Maidens Tie at Everett
In Everett last night the Grendons faced the Maidens in an interclub billiards event. The clubs split the evening 1 1 with wins in pool and whist for both sides.
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Grendons
Everett
Beatty Sets New Mark With 97 At Carruths
William Beatty of the Carruth candle pin team bowled 97 yesterday at Carruths without a strike or spare, breaking J. Connelly's 95 on Clark's ale legs.
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William Beatty
Carruth Candle
Carruth’s
J. Connelly
Clark
Stinson to Race in Europe Next Spring
Promising Cambridge pace rider Will Stinson plans to race abroad after indoor season ends. Manager Frank Waller, returning to Munich after twenty years, aims to schedule match races in Berlin Vienna Amsterdam and other cities to build Stinson’s continental reputation before Paris. Stinson believes he can beat top foreign riders and has already defeated Harry Elkes twice since Elkes’s return to the US. This marks Boston’s rider first foreign tour in many years.
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Will Stinson
Cambridge
Frank Waller
Germany
Waller
Munich
Stinson
Edward Taylor
Robl
Kaeser
Koercher
Tom Linton
Harry Elkes
Elkes
Stingson
Berlin
Vienna
Amsterdam
Paris
England
Boston
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Corinthian Yacht Club
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William Whitlock
R. S. Peabody
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Edward Sherlock
W. Crowninshield
Pardon
Scott & Bowne
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Murphy
Reed
Lavis
T'd. McCarty
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Martin
Coleman
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