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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1904

Page

3

Renear Sets Standard Record In 100 Yards Swim

D B Renear of California breaks all records for 100 yards with a one minute flat swim at Honolulu. The American swimmer becomes the first to hold a world record at a standard distance, surpassing English and Australian marks set on various courses. Renear, 24, 175 pounds, 5 feet 11 inches, began swimming in San Francisco in 1896 and later beat previous records in Chicago and Travers Island en route to the new mark.

D. B. Renear Honolulu Renear San Francisco Chicago Windy City Lincoln Park E. Carroll Schaefer Travers Island Charles Rubert America England J. Hagerty Hollingworth Lake Rochdale J. H. Derbyshire Warrington W. Bishop Fitzroy Docks Cockatoo Island Sydney Richard Cavill

South Boston to Organize Basketball League Games in Dahlgren Hall

South Boston teams plan weekly December matches at Dahlgren Hall with a dance after each home game. Clubs like Dorchester Jamaica Plain Social and Athletic Club and Quincy show interest. To join contact M F Curran 701 Sixth Street South Boston. Schedule lists Dec 10 Cambridge club at South Boston and other December and January games.

South Boston Dahlgren Hall E and Silver Streets Dorchester Jamaica Plain M. F. Curran Sixth Street Columbia A. A Cambridge Technology East Boston Company F Marlboro Lakesides

Frank Williams Athlete Dies at Somerville

Frank Williams former professional athlete and twin brother of Thomas L. Williams died at Somerville Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Born in Halifax Nova Scotia 27 years ago he lived at 27 Alpine Street and leaves a widow five children. Funeral from St Catharine's Church at 9 this morning.

Frank Williams Thomas L. Williams Somerville Hospital Williams Twins Cambridgeport Gymnasium Williams Halifax N. S Somerville Alpine Street St. Catherine’s Church

Graves Grain Alcohol From Chester H Graves & Sons

The Graves company promotes Graves Grain Alcohol as the purest alcohol option in 8 16 and 32 ounce sealed bottles. It advertises its name on each neck label to assure buyers of value and satisfaction and offers dealer referrals if a local druggist or grocer lacks stock.

Chester H. Graves & Sons Boston Mass Graves

Speedway Matinee This Afternoon at Boston Speedways

The Metropolitan Driving Club of Boston hosts the third Christmas cup race matinee on the Charles River speedway this afternoon. Superintendent Gilman reports rebuilt footing after snow removal, predicting the largest turnout yet as more than 20 horses raced last Saturday setting a city record.

Metropolitan Driving Club of Boston Charles River Speedway Gilman

Six Day Riders in New York Tighten Pace at Madison Square Garden

The six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden tightens into a steady grind as leaders defend laps against rivals. Walthour shows superior form and looms in the field with Moran and Butler closing in, while Keegan Hopper and Newkirk suffer injuries from crashes as riders race toward the final sprint.

Chelsea Madison Square Garden New York Harry Caldwell Norman Hopper Caldwell Walthour Bennie Munroe Bennie Tennessee Moran Butler Boston Willie Fenn Keegan Williams Hopper Hopper-Caldwell Jed Newkir

Multisport notes span Boston area leagues and figures

Bancroft plays in the Bankers and Brokers league and belongs to the Boston Athletic Association while Fred Williams plans a mid month housewarming when his new alleys open at Summer and Washington. The piece names many athletes, teams, and upcoming games across Worcester Boston Cambridge and Everett with coaching changes and cross country prep.

Bancroft Bankers and Brokers Boston Athletic Association Fred Williams Washington Fred Boylston Worcester High George Cole Massachusetts Jimmy Jackson Cleveland Prince Alert Walter Winans Brighton England Fanny Dillard Europe Mr. Winans Atlantic Dunleavy St. Louisans Dudley Roxbury George Spear Smathers Jimmy Casey Chicago Nationals Detroit Battling Nelson Young Corbett Egeberg Piening Carl Willingie Pennsylvania Philadelphia Frank Piekarski North End Union M. Crock Parmenter Street City Columbian Juniors Cambridge P. F. Burns Willow Street Crescent A. A J. V. Poitrast Sacramento Street Everett Company B Eighth Regiment Lke Tewksbury Florence Street Squirrel Athletic Club Stoneham Boston J. F. Gould Hancock Street Carlisf Athletic Club Franklin Park Ducey Milton Holy Cross Athletic Association George Connor Holyoke Mass William Corcofin New York William O'Neir Akron Holy Cross Dorchester A. A Central A. C Draper Mall Field’s Corner Everett Y. M. C. A Carey

Medford Trotting Case Opens in New York Hearings

The National Trotting Association Board of Review meets at Murray Hill Hotel led by President P. P. Johnston to hear Dr. A W Turner of Boston charged with using ringers at Combination Park Medford and other New England tracks. Witness F A Dallen testified about horses raced under fictitious names across several venues including Sunnybrook Max G and He lies G Races.

Medford New York Board of Review National Trotting Association Murray Hill P. P. Johnston A. W. Turner Boston Combination Park New England Turner F. A. Dallen

Ford B L S Captain of Boston Latin School Eleven

John D. Ford was yesterday elected captain of the Boston Latin School eleven for 1905. He played quarterback the past season and, though light, showed a remarkably clever game.

John D. Ford Boston Latin School

Boxing Gossip Highlights Fights and Fighters Across Regions

Boxing notes span Corbett and Nelson debates with trainer Tuthill, discuss weight, meals, and timing. Frankie Neil may box Reagan or McGovern on the Pacific Coast. Langford vs Blackburn eyed as a welterweight title pivot. Gloucester bout critics, upcoming telecast card, and various 122 to 185 pound matchups fill a busy regional boxing slate.

Young Corbett Nelson Harry Tuthill Denverite Tuthill Corbett Broadway Frankie Neil Pacific Coast Johnny Reagan Hughey McGovern Frankie McGovern Forbes Jimmy Walsh Britt George Ay Fall River Blink McCloskey Philadelphia Gloucester East Slowtown Gusto Sam Langford Jack Blackburn Perry United States John L. Sullivan Bellows Falls New England al Gardner Milford Kid Turner South Framingham Harry Duffy East Boston Union A. C Cambridge Young Schindler Young McGriel Gimp Hanlon Bob Garland Joe Sweeney Tommy Saunders Young Donohue Matty Baldwin Roanoke A. C Joseph Hogan North Russell Street Honey Mellody Buddy Ryan Chicago Jack O’keefe Jimmy Gardner Butte City Martin Clougherty North End Jimmy Hanlon West End Ben Y DeBarry Hanlon Baldwin Pantz Donohue DeBarry Winthrop Manchester Melrose G. GC. M Shelburne N. H Jeffries Fitzaimmene Coney Island Kk. W. B Roxbury Kid Goodman Aurelia Herrarra St. Louis Belfield Walcott

Proposed Ice Hockey League Forms in Greater Boston

Ice hockey gains a new league in Greater Boston organized by Dorchester A A captain Jim O Connell. Eight teams including Somerville H A Cambridge H C Cambridge A A South Boston A A Dorchester H C Franklin A A Brookline H C Melrose H C and Roxbury High alumni will join. A meeting at the Globe office next Friday night will draft a constitution and bylaws and adopt a schedule.

Greater Boston Globe Office Jim O’connell Dorchester A. A Somerville H. A Cambridge Cambridge H. C., Cambridge A. A., South Boston A. A., Dorchester H. C Franklin A. A Brookline H. C Melrose H. C Roxbury High

Warren Woman Gives Away Toil of 50 Years

West Warren, Dec. 6 Mrs Bridget Bennett nearly 80 years old donated 11 silk patchwork quilts valued at 40 to 45 dollars each. Granddaughter Reba May Trickey received the quilts totaling 467.50 dollars as a family gesture reflecting half a century of labor.

West Warren Bridget Bennett Reba May Trickey

Woman Struck by Snow Plow in Brookline Village

Mrs John Deegan of 24 12 Walter Avenue Brookline was crossing tracks at Brookline Village when a snow plow from the Elevated railroad struck her. She suffered a broken arm and narrowly escaped being crushed by the plow’s wooden sweep.

John Deegan Walter Avenue Brookline Brookline Village Deegan

Fish and Game Club Banquet at Copley Square Hotel

About 50 Fish and Game Club members gathered at the Copley Square Hotel in Boston last night for a banquet and smoker. Chairman William S. Hinman presided as speakers included Dr. M. A. Morris Perry Gane and Representative Grosvenor of Swampscott who spoke on Moose Hunting Experiences.

Fish and Game Club of Massachusetts Copley Square Hotel William S. Hinman M. A. Morris Perry Gane Grosvenor of Swampscott

Charlestown Beats Central in Mystic Valley League Tilt

In a Mystic Valley league match at the Central Club in Somerville, Charlestown won three straight games. Decisive scores showed the Charlestown five overpowering Central while both teams posted eight in pinfall, with Central’s star rollers scoring below their usual games.

Somerville Charlestown Star Rollers

Hayes Beats Ammidon In Hub Billiard Opener

In the Class A New England amateur championship at the Hub Billiard Palace Hayes defeated Ammidon 300 to 162. Hayes posted a high run of 33 and an average of 424 69 while Ammidon’s best was a 13 and an average of 226 68. Tonight Threshie faces Van Dyke.

the Hub Hayes Ammidon Threshie van Dyke New England

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