B A A Victory Over Dudley Club In Gilt Edge League
Old Dorchester wins three games from Calumet as Dudley Club pushes B A A in a Gilt Edge League bowling match at B A A alleys. Fuller leads with 579 total, Hutchinson 574, and Emery of Dudley 552. Legate and Warren Hill spark the Buchner rivals with multiple fives and tens as B A A captures two games.
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Dudley Club
Highlands
Unicorn
Fuller
Hutchinson
Legate
Emery
Dudley
Rogers
Warren Hill
Hill
Hall
B. A
G. T
Cee
Smith
Jouasesstbee
Tuller
Io Covebeed
Cbseb
Awsa Senate
Scesscersessee
Dodley
Bowler
Pad. Hall
Kbawad
Betty Aisccdeeerdencess
Wlomets
Cevesteedences LO
Aytmstpong
Eecevereeees Lads
Saxe
Svieeuanenen
Waltham
Alphalub of
Allston
Ro Wetherbee
Alphas
Daei
Alpha Club
Dorchester
Tean
Calumet Club of
Winchester
Haggsarty
Allston Club
Calumet
Towler
Weitz
Old Dorchester
Gray
Teen
Marsh
Ashley
Seereeeere
Harris
Butters
Dorchester Boys
Richardson
St. James of
Boston
Purington
Central
Cambridge
T’dl
Carruth Parker
Jefferson
Jameson
Somerville
Marden
Twombly
Newton
Cam
Barker
Boylston
Eeresesess
Wellington
Webster
Eve
Loveland
Sea
Roxbury
Newton 2D
Bhapley
Miller and Waller Lead in Madison Square Garden Race
Miller and Waller held a one lap lead at 1 o clock aboard a twenty mph pace with 139% miles completed and six laps to go. Canuck duo McEachern surged ahead, Walthour and Aronson chased for individual honors, and a spill occurred as leaders sprinted.
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New York
Miller
Waller
Madison Square Garden
Maya
McFachern
Gimm
Pierce
Weller
Walthour
Aronson
Stinson
McEachern
Babcock
Underwriters hand first defeat in Insurance League
In last night’s Hub matches the Board of Underwriters defeated George QO. Carpenter & Son in the final round. Wedger led with 243, while R. A. Bolt beat Bullard & Davenport three straight as Eliot’s 258 topped the night. Final scores show Underwriters 1068 over Carpenter & Son 1122 and Bullard & Davenport 978.
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Bsat
G O. Carpenter & Son
Bullard & Davenport
Pell Williams Pell Princeton Captain Named for 1902 Team
Henry Williamson Pell of Brooklyn was unanimously elected captain of the Princeton football team. He played left tackle on the 1898 and 1899 teams that defeated Yale.
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Princeton
N.‘J
Henry Williamson Pell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Yale
Boxing Gossip prompts matches as fighters clash
Boxing notes recount Dobbs defeat by Walcott and Dobbs future plans. Mentions Kaveney Snyder Ringwood bouts, 124-pound challenges, 132-pound match at 6 pm, and a feature on refereeing by Daly. Timmy Kearns and George McFadden face off. Sears vs Davenport eyed for December 15. Davenport aims for Jabez White in England.
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Dobbs
Denny Murphy
Bobby Dobbs
Joe Walcott
Israel McHooley
Tom O'Rourke
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Coffey
Ben Jordan
Dave Wallace
Will Curley
Dobb
England
Jimmy Kaveney
Dan Snyder
Salem
Bob Ringwood
Kelley Castle
Bromley Park
Roxbury
Mike Doherty
New England
Young Lavigne
Billy H
Columbus Avenue
Billy le Clair
Bob Montgomery
State Street
Frank Erne
Cal Hawkins
San Francisco
Spike Sullivan
Willie Keefe
Bohemian Club
New York
Kid McPartland
Portland
John L. Sullivan
Australia
Sullivan
John Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Jem Smith
Europe
Sporting Post
Bill Daly
United States
Timmy Kearns
George McFadden
Mike Sears
Jimmy Davenport
Sears
Lynn
Davenport
Frank Rose
Franklin
Dover
N. H
Lewiston
Jabez White
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
National Lancers Hold Informal Levee on Bulfinch Street
The National Lancers held their first levee of the season at their rooms on Bulfinch street last evening. The affair was wholly informal and there were only fifty or sixty couples present. Captain D. A. Young was in charge.
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National Lancers
Bulfinch Street
D. A. Young
Polo results from Plymouth Salem and other matches
Last night polo scores: Plymouth Salem 4 Plouth 1. Clinton East Weymouth 9 Linton. Waterbury Waterbury 10 Providence 56. Meriden New Haven 12 Meriden 3.
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Plymouth
Salem
Plouth
Clinton
East Weymouth
Linton
Dence
Meriden
New Haven
Plague Ship Coming Washington Rumor on Aguinaldo Surrender
Washington treats a Hong Kong rumor of Aguinaldo ready to surrender to U S Consul Wildman as unverified. Officials acknowledge Wildman’s confidence but the administration remains skeptical about his prospects. The Hong Kong report is seen as a resurfacing of old rumors.
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Washington
Hong Kong
Aguinaldo
United States
Wildman
Manila
Far East
Chicago Adds Eastern Trip For Maroon Basketball Team
The University of Chicago athletic board approves an Eastern trip for the Maroon squad next spring. A A Stage will arrange games with Harvard Yale Pennsylvania Cornell and Princeton. The team departs Chicago around June 1.
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Athletic Board
University of Chicago
A. A. Stage
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Princeton
Chicago
Tom Tucker
Springfield
Buck Ewing
New York
Freedman
John T. Brush
Reds
Ewing
Parker
William Lyman Underwood
New England
Boulevard Alley
Grove Hall
Fowler
Hanson
Boyden
Davidson
Piper
Senda Berenson
Smith College
Spalding
Athletic Library
Herman FE. Stewart
Binghamton
Gees
Stewart
Jerome Keogh
Roxbury Boy Arrested for Larceny Amid Eccentric Spending
A 13 year old Roxbury youth Allen M Potley of 161 Warren street was arrested by Inspector Gaddis on charges of stealing $88 from Charles E Savell at 149 Warren street on November 29. He spent the money on riding lessons at Haley's academy and visits to theaters while claiming a dying grandfather left him $10,000. His well respected parents knew only of truancy.
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Allen M. Potley
Warren Street
Roxbury
Gaddis
Charles E. Savell
Coggin
Haley
Whittier Street
Academy
Keith’s Theatre
Park Theatre
Allen M. Polley
Board of Review Dismisses Some Trotting Cases and Expulsions
The National Trotting Association board in executive session in New York expelled John Ramsey and James O'Brien of Boston for false entry in Dr. D. and suspended others. Hylie T. case partly dismissed as owner did not know of the record. Gloddy Boy renamed Belnut caused class violation. Maggie W. case also sanctioned. Also notes on delegates and possible assembly votes, plus various business notices and racing plans including Tommaselli and Tom Cooper match interest and Paris season prep.
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New York
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill
John Dunphy
Boston
John Ramsey
James O’brien
Dr. D
Dandy O
Clarence T. Clark
J. T. Walcott
Salem
Mass
Hylie T
John Rood
Walcott and
Brookdale
J. Stone
Maggie W
Juliet
Peck
National Assembly
Bassett
Coronel Theodore A. Dodge
Lst
Tire
Single Tube Automobile and Bicycle Tire Company
Corporation Trust Company
Jersey City
William A. Towner
Camillus G. Kidder
George Pope
George W. Young
L. K. McClymonds
E. Mora Davidson
Charles Smithers
Herbert L. Bri
Tommaselli
Europe
Tom Cooper
N. C.A
Cooper
Paris
Frank Waller
Waltham
Waller
Harry Elkes
Elkes
Arry
Pop
Most Important Massachusetts L A W Meeting at Parker House
The Massachusetts Division L A W. will convene next Wednesday at the Parker House for its annual reports by the chief consul secretary treasurer and committee chairmen. The session will elect a finance committee and delegates to the national assembly, with Arthur K. Peck and allies expected to contest the secretary-treasurer post.
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Massachusetts
Parker House
National Assembly
Arthur K. Peck
Strandwey Boat Club Elects Officers
The Strandwey Boat Club elected officers last evening with Charles Flavin named president, William Essap vice president, George Carson treasurer, and Frank Harrington secretary.
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Boat Club
Strandwey Boat Club
Charles Flavin
William Essap
George Carson
Frank Harrington
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Great Sporting Section
LFA & Perrins
John Duncan
Smm
BAA
High Roller
Canucks
Johnny Lake
Harlem
J. P. Jacobseh
Henri Mayar
Holland
Teddy Goodman
Edouard Taylore
France
Mrs.miller
Mrs Waller
Forristall
O Thippen
Holquin
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Iil
Canital
Pell
Tigers
Levee OF the Lancers
Waterbury
World OF Sport
Trotting Association
Drs. Sanden
R. A. Sanden
Tremont St
Boston,Mass
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