Week's Work of Bowlers
Old Dorchester's winning streak in the Gilt Edge Bottle Pin league was broken by Arlington last Thursday. Arlington won two of three on its alleys but Old Dorchester remains first overall. Kernwood holds first place in the City league as Towanda drops. St James climbs to seventh with 18 bowlers averaging 90+.
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Old Dorchester
Arlington
Newtowne
A. A
Commercial
Grover
Armstrong
Parker
Fuller
Towanda
Kernwood
Boylston
St. James
Melrose Club
Glendon Club
Pierce
Melrose A. C
Waters of Newtowne
Owanda
B. A. A. Dalton & Ingersoll Co
Picar
Smith & Anthony Co
Dudley
H. Gallison
James Barrett
Hubbards& Sons Co
F. W. Webb Mfg
South Boston Yacht Club
Hercules Supply Co
Thayer
McKee
South Boston
A. Creseee
O’brien
Stewart, Smith & Anthony Co
Wilson, Smith & Anthony Co
Glendon Esadiwes
Collins, Dalton & Ingersoll Co
Annis, Smith & Anthony Co
Lateewely
Verry
Melrose Ey
P. Hubbard
W. B. Hubbard
Fg. Co
Glendon
Towanda Iiwiese
Weer
Hecht
B. A
Harding
Cole
Medford
Cp Hoskins
Joel
Platts
Sanborn
Apnea
Davis
Newtownhe
Picvwe
Birdsall
Elliott
A.C
Glendon ES
Averag Carr
Chelsea
Meyers Eee
Grove Hall Eee Eens
Inman Eee Reese
Sudbury
Nee
Tremont Senee
Ene A
Dartmouth
Prospect
Everett Ee Eraser
Newton Ad
Carruth
Watertown
Brighton
Central
Millen
Winthrop
Bailey
Rei
Haskins
Crown
Ee Peters
Renee
League schedules for pin and club sports across Boston area
A dense listing of weekly matchups across multiple leagues. Gilt Edge Candle Pin and Gilt Edge Bottle Pin lay out midweek fixtures at various venues including Old Dorchester Charlestown and Dudley. Mystic Valley, Massachusetts Interclub, Suburban, Newton, City, New Century, Greater Boston, Bankers and Brokers, Bank Clerks, North Shore, Commercial, Cycle Club, Plumbers, Trades, Railroad Y M C A, Telephone, Malden Melrose, South Boston Amateur, Mercantile, Pork Packers and Marketmen leagues feature weekday games with teams such as Old Dorchester Dudley Melrose A C Harvard clubs and corporate squads schedule dates and opponents.
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Highland
Dudley
Paine-Webber
Turner
Federal
Curtis
North Shore
Waltham
Emerson Piano
Beacon
Tremont
South Shore
Etensetam
Charlestown
Press
City
Somerville
Mets
Tigers
Wells
Plumbers
Whubbard
Hoey
Hercules
Webb, Smith & Anthony
Dalton-Ingersoll
Middleby
Moody
Mammoth Barbers
Grocers
Commercials
Wason
Eastern Drug
Fruit
Railroad Y. M. Co. A
Bennany
Amar Ord Express
Southern Division
Union Station
Boston
Malden-Melrose
Malden
Kernwood
Melrose A. C
Melrose Highlands
South Boston
N. Associates
Trimount
N. Conclave
Y. M. Lyceum
C. P. C. A. Mercantile League
Clapp-Tilton
Farley-Harvey
Brown-Durrell
Stoughton Rubber
Standard Clothing
Foster
Ward
Edison Light
Shepard-Norwell
Boston Dry Goods
Pork Packers
Squire
Armour
North
Bos
Bowling Rivalry at Custom House Teams Clash at Jefferson Alleys
In the Custom House, two employee bowling teams from the collectors and appraisers departments contend. The appraisers team leads after two games, with Tuesday afternoons set for their meetings at Jefferson alleys.
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Custom House
Jefferson
Kernwood Club Wins Three Straight in Mystic Valley League
In Mystic Valley league play, Kernwood Club secured a three game winning streak, extending its dominance with decisive victories across the stretch. The streak showcases Kernwood's offense and defense, signaling postseason momentum for the club.
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Kernwood Club
Marketmen league ends first series with Eggs atop standings
The Marketmen league concluded its initial series with Eggs leading at 22 wins and 8 losses, Butter close behind at 20 and 10. Both squads show strong pinfall, Figgs and Butter posting high averages. Beef drops out, replaced by Farmers formed from market gardeners, with several Interclub bowlers among its ranks. The second series starts this week.
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Marketmen’s League
Figgs
Shamrock II and III to boost America’s Cup hopes
The Yachting World says Shamrock II will differ and be faster than its predecessors, and Shamrock III will introduce a new type in America's Cup racing. It notes mixed views on whether the contest harms or helps the sport, with renewed public interest expected as final plans near.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
William Fife
Shamrock S
G. L. Watson
America
Fife
Shamrock II
Columbia
Shamrock
Lorenz Advocates Bloodless Surgery For Children
Dr Adolf Lorenz spoke at Baltimore hospital detailing his method to treat congenital hip dislocation in children without bloodshed. He explained American surgeons can master his technique, which avoids open surgery, reduces risk, and prevents lifelong deformity.
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Baltimore
Adolf 1Lorenz
Lorenz
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Adolf Lorenz
Vienna
Lolita Armour
Chicago
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Boston
Europe
Memorial services for Benjamin C. Leonard held in Medford
Memorial services were held at West Medford Congregational Church for Benjamin C. Leonard a 28 year resident manager of the American Bank Note Company of Boston who died suddenly in his office last Tuesday.
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Medford
Benjamin C. Leonard
American Bank Note Company of
Boston
West Medford Congregational Church
Chelseas License Question Drives City Finance Debate
A Manchester style plea urges Chelsea taxpayers to vote no on license continuance. It argues city finances rely on license revenue to fund schools and departments, warns of layoffs and overdrawn accounts, and pleads for state relief while condemning sentiment and loud campaigning.
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Chelsea
Highway Department
Pratt
Local Surgical Work At Children's Hospital
The Children's Hospital relies entirely on voluntary contributions with no fixed city or state income. It treats children under 12, admits Boston cases free, and offers non sectarian care to all races. Surgical work includes tuberculous joint disease, hip, spine issues, club foot, knock knee, bow legs, and paralysis. Out patient visits numbered 13353 in 1901 with 1742 new cases and daily attendance 50 to 100. A shop makes splints at low cost, and a convalescent home is at Wellesley to prevent state charges and almshouse inmates.
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Chelsea
Highway Department
Commonwealth
New England
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Wellesley
Lorenz Due Here in Boston Clinic Opener in December
Dr Adolph Lorenz the Vienna surgeon is due in Boston around December 15 to conduct a clinic at the Children s Hospital Hunting ton avenue for children with congenital dislocation of the hip A physician said eight of the applications examined so far show the condition and hope exists that every affected applicant will receive treatment Parents and relatives seeking help for various ailments have faced denial as the hospital prepares for the clinic
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Adolph Lorenz
Boston
Children’s Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Lorenz
General College Union Proposed to Settle Amateur Status Disputes
A proposal urges Harvard Yale Columbia Princeton Cornell and Pennsylvania to form an intercollegiate sporting union to regulate all sports and define amateur status. Six founding members would appoint delegates and an executive committee with an ironclad eligibility rule. Disputes would be settled by a neutral panel from Cornell Princeton Columbia and Pennsylvania.
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Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Princeton
Cornel
Pennsylvania
Colleges of America
Cornell
Warvard
Harvard Fencing Gains in Coach Led Training and Interclass Trials
Fencing grows as a winter sport at Harvard with a appointed coach M Pianelli guiding an active program in Hemenway Gymnasium. About 60 candidates test their parries nightly as interclass tournaments shape the varsity squad ahead of the New York intercollegiate tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Hemenway Gymnasium
M. Pianelli
New York
Crimson
Boston Athletic Assoc
Harry W. Holmes
T. D. Roberts
H. J. Elam
Law School
Abbot Aims to Beat Cresceus Trotting Record
Former Fire Commissioner John J. Scannell plans to time trial his ex-champion trotter The Abbot 2 08 1/4 next season. The horse is sent to Patchen Wilkes farm in Lexington Kentucky for rest before preparation. Scannell says The Abbot can eclipse Cresceus’s world record if not hindered by accidents.
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New York
John J. Scannell
Scannell
Patchen Wilkes Farm
Lexington
City Point Wheelmen Hall of Fame event at Bethesda Hall
The second annual hall of the City Point Wheelmen will be held in Bethesda Hall on Monday evening December 15. The committee including the president is preparing the program and inviting members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Harry O’hare
Edward D. T. Marrington
J. H. E.dieckfost
William F. Dekarski
Frank Dean
J.L. Sullivan
Wilber F. Penney
Dekarski
Harrington
The
City Point Wheelmen
Bethesda Hall
Presi
Boxing Gossip Sparks O'Brien Ryan World Middleweight Bid
Philadelphia era reports O'Brien seeks to force Ryan into a middleweight title bout at 158 pounds with $1900 forfeit posted in New York. Other notes cover Walcott, McGovern, Corbett, Daly refereeing at Criterion Club, and the upcoming card with Goodman Feltz and Troy Mack bouts.
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New York
Jack O’brien
Philadelphia
O'Brien
Tommy Ryan
O’brien
Ryan
California
al Smith
Gilsey House
United States
Joe Walcott
Hot Springs
New York City
Tom Rourke
Tom
O'Rourke
O’rourke
Larry Temple
Rid MeCoy
George Gardner
Fort Erie
McCoy
Tom Carey
Charley McKeever
Marvin Hart
McGovern
Young Corbett
Bill Daly
Criterion Club
Queensberry
Boston
Daly
Goodman
Feltz
Jack Troy
Danny Mack
Jack Dwyer
John E. Butler
Jim Connolly
Frank Boutillier
Kid Goodman
Tommy Feltz
Henry Lewis
Washington Street
Steve O’donnell
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
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Carter
Hales
Crockett
Tower
Kinsman
Ainsworth
B. AL Fuller
Non Arlington
Calumet Cases Cove
Orne
Kern
Ees
Brown
Littlefield
Cal
Gillette
Dearborn
Jennings
Harry
Ol Cacrisees
Herrick
Avge
Chauncey
Eee Il
City Hall
Webster Seer
McCarthy Eee
Ronse, Murray & Irwin
Eee
Sodeesteeves
Ces Hedge
Williams
Bob
Rouse
Murray & Irwin
McHarrie
Bosiston
Massachusetts Interclub League
Cycle League
Bank Clerks’ League
Billiard S
Greater Boston
Wells C. C
Somerville A. A
City Point
Tiger Ee
Thompson
Jenner
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Stanley
Coburn
Ress
Campbell
C. C
Wheaton
Golding
Vane Mitchell
State Street
Tan
Bowker
O. C
Thomson
TAG
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Iacwelss Ee
Hayes
Ee Sen
Swasey
Waite
A. Li
Perkins
Sheereene
Fistabrook
B. S
Stevens
Plumbers’ Supply League
Singstrin
Sudbury Ee
Roslindale
Rexford
Ce Harriman
Hall Carrut
Ferris
Poe
Kale
Cee
Binns
Carruth Arnot
Saag
Wilkins
Need
Vic Aln
Gatett
Tad Poiato
Carruth Con
Mose
Web
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Mercantile League
Brown, Durrell Co
Farley, Harvey Co
Clapp & Tilton
Samuel Ward Co
Stoughton Rubber Co
Shepard, Norwell Co
F A. Foster Co
Boston Dry Goods Co
Standard Cloth. Co
WISON
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Old Belfry
Mystic Valley League
Calumet
Melrose
NEW Century League
Hyde Park
Norwood
Webster
Mt. Pleasant
Independents
Memors
Allston
Inman
Newton
Terminal
Fverett
Grove Hall
Candle Pin
Carruthsat Roslindale
Hub
Bankers and Brokers' League
Fernald
Morse
AMtahall_ Winann
Morris Vs. Swift
Gox
Taylor
Benjamin
Thomas
Winchester
Clark
Av’ge
Webster Wee Seeees
Pendents
Davidson
Boy
Lane
Ind
Ohners
Mellin
Mt. P
Y. M. C. A. League
American Express
Pinfa
Fitchburg
Eeeeneware
Webb
Baldwin
Eeanreee Davis
Ricker
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Hintze
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Richardson
Steee
Macomber
Trammen
Sargent
Ce Turnbull
Turnbull
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Chelsea Taxpayers
Vas
General College Union
Si.e
Cutts
Will
Cresceus
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