Week's Review of the Several Leagues on the Alleys
Boston area bowling notes report the first week of winter league play. B A A Arlington Old Dorchester lead the interclub standings while Fuller and Cruff top individual averages. Massachusetts Amateur League shows Brockton Commercials with three straight wins and Tower Brockton leading averages. Suburban Interclub is quiet with Codman Old Dorchester and Casino contending for seeds. Metrowest clubs Newtowne Cambridge Melrose mix in Interclub and league bowling. Oxford Kernwood lead billiards while Boylston Carruth race in City League standings. Meyers Cambridge strong in candlepin and deathless seven straight wins in the candle pit league.
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Boston
B. A A
Arlington
Old Dorchester
Fuller
Cruff
Durgin
Massachusetts
Commercials
Brockton
Tower
Saunders
Philedian
Salem
Norfolk
Les Miserablies
Lowell
Chelsea
Peabody
Old Belfry
MacDonald
Newhall
Codman
Old Dorchester and
Casino
Dudley Association
Grover
Cutter
Dorchester Central
Swell Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Melrose Athletic Club
Meyers
Shermans
Clack
South Boston
Bryan
Inman
Boylston
Boston Ant
Los
T. Ss Commercial
Eneree
Highland Melrose
Philedian Snee
Old Belferyssesee
Tins
Carruth
Sherman
Seee
Meyers Steeree
Prospect
Rexford
Quincy Ceseeseesegeserereves
Jameson Aeee Eee
Neeseseeres
Roxbury
Bf A O
Shawmut
Murray & Irwin
Columbia Sere
Wade
Meyer
Ocb
Norton
Bee Smith
Bergdall
Wieeler
Quincy Fe
Fariand
Nickforad
Prospect Sees
Carrmthaas
Hall
Peverley
Quincy
Whalen
Yaven
Seerin
Jameson
Diylurray
Irwin
Respect
Tefferson
Tameson Sweet
Hub
Columbia Sopose
Lenox
Rite
Sas
Eeesteneeersor S
Age O'Bryan
Murray & Trwin
Su Delano
Meyers Ee
Bean
Meyers Sett
McCarthy
Joy
Troepec
McDonald
McAllen
St. James
Boles
Collins
Carthy
Central
Columbia
St Marden
Central Er
Vantigua
Paige
W. Mackin
Marshall
Ruswell
Jefferson
Anne
McKee
Farrell
Rogers
Tavis
Mullane
Nayson
Dickerman
Huly
Barry
Sullivan
Central Pene
Ross
South
Loston
W. Bean
Prospect Seer Smith
Riley
Codman Eree
B. A
Old
Dorchester
Olt
Jamaica
Caldwell
Charlestown
Seeeeesseess
Dudley Sane
Hill
BR. A
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Mercantile Ste
Total Ave
Smith
Steer
Rankin
Carter
Anselm
Eree
Wardwell
Warthaica
Wee Gewese
Wane
Ray
Sad “Se
Harwood
999Th Artillery
Dudley
Eens
Loring
Highland
Mercantile Ee
Chapin
Fastman
Kenney
Tileston
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Gray
Richardson
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Ber
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Drew
Galas
J. M. Morrill
Dorchester Centra Aa
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Eaton
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Roubruod Coca Clevece Etsciei
Charlesto Penne
Cote Ie
Old Dor
Pi’ Codman
Sino
Orchester
Wnt
Oeeth Artillery
Veryton
Dudley Ia
Brs
Ceesere
Commercial
Savnders, Philedjian
Nassawekeee Leone Mercantile
Cor. Central
Williams
Casind
Codman Gaieahien
Peer Weeaeh
Perkins
Philedian Sheds
Oxford
Glendon
Crettal
Obiase Cis
Dicabeensesecen
Melrose A. Es
Ova
Belfry
Pooth Artillery
Seer
Rwehedeen Perri Reson
Commercia Ee
Plos
F. Reed
Bruce
Kernwood
T. Commercial
Melrose A. C
Newtownere
Murphy
Les Miserables
Jeffries
Ae Gerrish
Philedian ” Central
Aver
Gane
M.A. Creceseseees
Newtowne Een Ee Eee
Vphiledian
Reading
Beeene
Central Teewee Ewe
Goeth Artillery
Cseeees
Kernw Seeerere
Harvard Crew Chooses Font as Varsity Eight For Practice
Harvard selects eight rowers Bull Goodrich Perkins 99 Sprague Hollister Thomson Boardman to form the future Varsity eight under Lehmann. The crew, heavier than the Oneida eight, trains daily until Lehmann sails for England. Yale coach Bob Cook watched the race, breaking Harvard secrecy tradition.
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Lehmann
Harvard
Bull
Goodrich
Perkins
Sprague
Hollister
Thomson
Boardman
England
Oneida
Cambridge
Bob’’ Cook
Yale
Massachusetts Amateur League schedules and interclub listings
Amateur League of Boston region hosts events across Monday to Thursday with clubs and teams listed including Commercial at Philedian Old Belfry and Melrose Highlands, plus Norfolk Cycle Club Dorchester Central and 999th Artillery at Old Dorchester. Multiple interclub leagues show matchups by day across city venues and merchants teams with dates and partners.
Cyclists Fill City Parks On Holiday Ride
Yesterday's April day in December drew cyclists to Back Bay Park Riverway Fenway and Jamaicaway with many tandem teams and family groups. City clubs such as Press C C Metropolitan Wheelmen Commonwealth B C Roxbury Wheelmen and Boston College A W joined rides while Massachusetts B C’s Fowler sextet faced a tough five mile boulevard course near Onondaga Lake.
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Marguerite
Press C. C
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Commonwealth B. C
Roxbury Wheelmen
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Boston College A. W
Boston Wheelmen
Bostonian CC. C
Massachusetts B. C
Fowler Sextet
Park Square
F. C. Babcock
Providence
Rhode Island Wheelmen
Boston
United States Hotel
Tremont Street
Howard
Washington Street
Butler
Messrs
W. B. Handy
Charles G. Chick
Captain Handy
Alexander L. Briand
Pleasant Street
Isabella Street
I. W. Sneath
Cambridgeport Cycle Club
Malden
Medford
Medford Cycle Club
Wooley Repeats Temperance Call at Tremont Temple
John G Wooley spoke again at Tremont Temple urging Christian voters to unite for prohibition. He attacked political parties as corrupt and urged action by 6 000 000 Christian voters to vote for anti liquor policies. His remarks drew strong applause as he labeled ministers and voters and defended prior statements.
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John G. Wooley
Tremont Temple
Wooley
Bunco in East Boston Deceives Local Charity Backers
About one hundred East Boston residents were bilked of roughly 25 dollars at a supposed charity concert promoted as a benefit for colored orphans. A colored man posed as organizer and vanished with the gate receipts from Lyceum Hall never opened for the advertised show. The janitor collected a guaranteed sum, but the cashier disappeared before the balance, leaving angry patrons and a missing cash box.
Amateur boxing match in Providence postponed due to illness
A Boston crowd traveled to Providence to see Dad Carroll vs Jim Leahy after.Charley Farrell withdrew and Leahy fell ill with gastritis delaying the bout. Leahy is Jack Leahy's brother who once fought Joe Walcott in the amateurs.
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Providence
R. I
Boston
Dad” Carroll
Jim Leahy
Cambridge
Mass
Charley Farrell
Bob Fitzsimmons
Carroll
Farrell
Leahy
Jack Leahy
Joe Walcott
Bradford Boat Club
Park Square
Rhode Island
Boxing Bout Changes Shocks Boston Fans
The O'Brien Walcott match is off as scheduled with Boston fans disappointed. O'Brien will instead box at the Marlborough Club in New York City on Wednesday night, per official announcement. Gambling bets and rival challenges surface as Kid McPartland bets 250 to back a clash with Owen Ziegler while Paddy Purtell bets he can fight anyone in New York at 150 pounds.
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Dick O’brien
Joe Walcott
Boston
O’brien
Marlborough Club
New York City
Kid McPartland
Owen Ziegler
Paddy Purtell
New York
Tommy Ryan
Chicago
Ryan
San Francisco
Commonwealth Club Opens in North End Amid Festivities
The Commonwealth Club of the North End, formed just two weeks ago, reports about seventy members and a grand opening at 170 Hanover Street. Hon. Daniel D. Rourke gave the opening address and welcomed visitors. Officers include Rourke president Doherty vice president Ryder treasurer Carroll secretary Pitts financial secretary Moran and Walter Pitts as board chair.
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Commonwealth Club
North End
Hanover Street
Daniel D. Rourke
James Doherty
Representative Ryder
P. J. Carroll
Walter Pitts
E. Moran
Pigeon Fanciers Meet in New England Federation
The New England Federation of Homing Pigeon Fanciers held a meeting at 171 Kneeland Street with about forty fanciers. Henry Wagner presided. five men were chosen to form a district and the federation will recognize young pigeons from the national body. W. H. Clark was elected vice president, A. L. Hardy secretary, and C. E. Twombly race secretary. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday evening December 14 at the same address.
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New England Federation of Homing Pigeon Fanciers
Kneeland Street
Henry Wagner
W. H. Clark
Lynn
A. L. Hardy
C. E. Twombly
Shoe City Wheelmen deny club endorsement of mayor
At a December meeting of the executive committee of the Shoe City Wheelmen's Club in Brockton the group voted to publish in local papers tomorrow a statement that a Saturday communication endorsing Mayor Charles Williamson’s administration was unauthorized by the club or its officials.
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Brockton
Shoe City Wheelmen’s Club
Charles Willamson
Malden Woman Denies Suicide Attempt Details
Mrs James Curran of 59 Brackenbury street denies a reported suicide attempt by laudanum on Thursday claiming she took more than intended and passed out in the bathroom after turning on the faucet. A servant forced entry when the springlocked door trapped her as she revived and neighbors circulated the rumor.
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Malden
James Curran
Brackenbury Street
Festival of Light Observed at Adath Temple Reform School
The Chanukah celebration at Adath Temple Reform Congregation in Columbus avenue and Northampton street featured Rabbi Samuel Hirshberg and Rabbi Charles Fleischer leading services. Performances included the feast of light, traditional songs by the choir, and tableaux on the seven ages of man performed by a cast of boys and girls from the school.
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Reform
Adath Temple
Columbus Avenue
Northampton Street
Samuel Hirshberg
Bertha Wallace
Charles Fleischer
Wilhelmina Kurtz
Rena Koopman
Geraldine Fox
Howard Barnet
Jerome Heilborn
Jessie A. Morse
Ernest J. Goulston
Roy Weiscope
Hilda Sommer
Estelle Dreyfus
Minnie Dreyfus
Selma Weil
Elsie Newman
Edith Levy
Ambassador Bayard Declines England Gift Testimonial
Information from Washington reports Ambassador Bayard has declined the suggested popular subscription testimonial from the London Daily Telegraph. He notes his role as ambassador prevents accepting such a gift, aligning with State Department views on his action.
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Washington
Ambassador Bayard
London Daily Telegraph
England
Bayard
State Department
Steinitz Improves as Lasker Match Drawn in Queen's Gambit
The health of chess master Steinitz has improved and the seventh game of his match with Lasker began Friday night. It ended in a draw this morning after seventy five moves in a Queen's Gambit Declined. The score reads Lasker six, Steinitz zero, with two draws.
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Moscow
Steinitz
Lasker
No License Rally Highlights Cambridge Gains and Crime Drop
An enthusiastic no license meeting drew many to Odd Fellows Hall in Winter Hill Somerville. Mayor Albion A. Perry opened with a police report praising low crime under no license. Cambridge figures cited by Mayor William Bancroft show population up 31 percent and valuation up 15 million during no license versus six years of license and 13 percent population growth.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winter Hill
Somerville
Albion A. Perry
George K. Carter
Chelsea
William Coveney
William A. Bancroft
Cambridge
Bancroft
No License Movement Active in Chelsea Churches
A Chelsea afternoon and evening featured multiple no license meetings at venues including the Academy of Music the Walnut Street M E Church and the Soldiers Home. Speakers from Chelsea Boston Cambridge and beyond addressed large local audiences with leaders like Rev Charles E Jefferson and ex Representative George E Buck among those taking part.
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Academy of Music
Chelsea
Charles E. Jefferson
Central Congregational Church
George W. Suker
John C. Loud
Hawthorne
George L. Collyer
Willard Howland
George A. Crawford
Boston
Soldiers
George E. Buck
First Baptist Church
F. W. Bakeman
D. D
Alexander Blackburn
Cambridge
Chester Avenue
Young Men’s
Harry D. Smith
Pryce T. Edwards
C. C. Gates
Rallies in Charlestown Urge No-License Vote
Charlestown churches held no-license rallies led by Rev. J H Higgins at Monument Square Baptist Church and Rev. William Nast Brodbeck of Trinity M E Church. Rev Burrows of First Baptist urged a No vote criticizing saloons in a sermon series.
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Charlestown
Baptist Church
J. H. Higgins
William Nast Brodbeck
Trinity M. E. Church
Mr. Burrows
First Baptist Church
No License Meetings Seen Across Lowell Churches
In Lowell on December 6 the churches held no license meetings in many parishes tonight. A monster gathering occurred in Huntington Hall with Rev Bowley Green and James F Morton Jr Grand Electoral Superintendent of the Good Templars, grandson of Dr Smith author of America All Protestant churches united in six central churches and reported successful meetings.
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Lowell
Huntington Hall
Bowley Green
The
Good Templars
James F. Morton, Jr
Dr. Smith
America
Ministers urge no license in Haverhill vote
Local clergy preached temperance at morning services and urged a no license vote in the upcoming election. A no-license rally followed at the Academy of Music with Dr. T. E. Chase presiding and speakers including Dr. H. H. Russell of Ohio Perley Stone John E. Maguire and Rev. C T Hills.
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Haverhill
Academy of Music
T. E. Chase
H. H. Russell
Ohio
Perley Stone
John E. Maguire
C. T. Hills
No-License Rally Held in Cambridge At Aquinas Hall
A no-license rally drew a large audience at Aquinas Hall Cambridge with speakers Rev J F Mundy Representative J J Myers J H Watson of Beverly and presider Rev Father Scully. Father Flatley of St Peters Cambridge urged parishioners at morning services to vote no license and banish saloons from the city.
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Aquinas Hall
Cambridge
J. F. Mundy
J. J. Myers
J. H. Watson
Beverly
Father Scully
Father Flatley
St. Peter's Church
Carneys Benefit Fair Plans Horticultural Hall Dec 14 18
Committees organize a fundraising fair at Horticultural Hall from December 14 to 18 for Carney Hospital. Salem Cadet Band will perform and a solid luncheon plus bouillon tea coffee rolls ice cream and cake will be served at modest prices. A long list of ladies led by Mrs Thayer Gardner Sears Danielson Bradlee Peabody Ames Apthorp Lawrence Wharton Curtis Motley Curtis Ames Hooper Prince Cushing Storrow Zerrahn Vinton Whitney Winter Stoddard Russell Wilson Edwards Minot Brown Edwards Gilman will oversee the refreshment tables.
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Horticultural Hall
Carney Hospital
Salem
London
Nathaniel Thayer
Augustus P. Gardner
Herbert M. Sears
de Forest Danielson
Thomas S. Bradlee
J. C. R. Peabody
Oliver Ames
William Apthorp
John Lawrence
William Wharton
Charlies. P. Curtis, Jr
E. Preble Motley
Louis Curtis
Mary Ames
William Hooper
Frederic H. Prince
Olivia Cushing
Storrow
Francis Zerrahn
Frederic P. Vinton
W. F. Whitney
M. C. Winter
G. H. Stoddard
C. G. Russell
Morality of Macbeth Presented by Rev Stafford in Washington
The Rev D J Stafford of St Patrick's Church told a Hollis Street Theatre audience last night that Macbeth acted from long held ambition not German critics allege. He argued Macbeth sought the throne before Duncan and faced guilt after murder, outlining Banquo as unprincipled and noting the feast scene. Proceeds go to St Philip's Church building fund.
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D. J. Stafford
St. Patrick's Church
Washington, D. C
Hollis Street
St. Philip’s Church
Northampton ‘Street
Harrison Avenue
Macbeth
Shakspere
Stafford
Macbbeth
Weird Sisters
Duncan
Ducan
Lady Macbeth
Dr. Stafford
Banquo
Philip J. O’donnell
St. Philip’s
Dixon May Come From Brooklyn Pastor At Tremont Temple
The Rev. Dr. A C Dixon of Han Gon Place Baptist Church Brooklyn preached at Tremont Temple yesterday with Dr Lori mer absent in the West. Boston crowds may hear him as Clarendon Street Baptist Church plans to call him if he signals willingness, with several Clarendon Street members in attendance.
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A. C. Dixon
Hangon Place Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Tremont Temple
Lorimer
West
Boston
Dixon
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon Street Church
Sermon on Ian Maclaren and the Religion of the Bonnie Bush
The Rev. Dr. Biddie reviews Ian Maclaren as a representation of universalism in a Brookline Universalist Church sermon. He praises the bonnie brier bush religion as love driven, practical christianity that aligns with the life and teachings of Jesus and offers redemption and universal opticism.
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Biddie
Brookline Universalist Church
Ian Maclaren
Bonnie Brier Bush
Dr. Watson
Lord
Watson
Biddle
Flora Campbello
Lachlen
McClure
Margaret Howe
Jesus Christ
Gaelic football fundraiser set for December election day
Garry Owens and O Connell Gaelic clubs announce a charity match on December 15 for a 200 dollar purse. Captains Hayes and Garvey lead listed players with Peter Kelly of the Journal as referee. Game starts at 2 PM, two 30 minute halves with a likely 15 minute intermission. ground location to be announced.
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Garry Owens
O'Connell
O’connell
James Hayes
Dan Sullivan
John Cronan
Michael Flynn
D. Penderghast
D. Connell
M. Penderghast
J. Conners
J. Costello
P. O'Day
D. Roach
T. Roach
T. Heffernan
C. Moriarty
D. O'Neil
S. Leahy
H. Shea
Breen
H. Hartnett
M. Doyle
J. Sweehey
William Garvey
Tim Sullivan
Martin Burke
Tim Collins
Tim Hurley
Tim McNamara
Pat Noonan
John Goulding
John Carey
James Garvey
Tom Connors
Dan Scully
Michael Flaherty
Michael Richardson
Jere Kelly
J. Shea
D. Shea
Matt Foley
Michael Edwards
William Barry
Michael O'Keefe
Peter Kelly
the Journal
New Chapel Completes Mission Work in Dorchester
The new chapel on Woodward Park street near Howard avenue, built as a mission of St. Peter's Church Dorchester, was completed last week and used for divine service for the first time yesterday. Rev Peter Rowan of St. Peter's celebrated high mass with a quartet and chorus from St. Peter's.
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St. Peter's Church
Dorchester
Woodward Park Street
Howard Avenue
Peter Rowan
St. Peter's
Plunged 10 Death at East Boston Home Window Fall
Charles Fisher aged 63 fell from a third story window at 142 Trenton Street East Boston last night and died instantly. He struck the sidewalk head first and suffered a crushed skull.
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Charles Fisher
Trenton Street
Boston
Colonel Fellows Sinking in New York
Dr Rodenstein reported Colonel Fellows growing more feeble and near death at 5 30 p m. By midnight his condition remained unchanged. Physicians left at 11 p m and would not return unless an emergency arose.
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New York
Dore Gallery Half Price Opens to Immense Success
The opening Saturday at the Dore gallery drew large crowds and the management sets admission at 25 cents for the remainder of the exhibit. The show will close on December 31.
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Dore
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