Records Fall in Week of Amateur Bowling League
Two records were broken in last week's amateur league bowling. Newton dominated the third string with 106 and posted a three-string total of 2944, a high mark for both amateur and New York leagues. Pray topped 608 pins in average, taking first place, while Arlington Boat Club dropped to fourth with Charlestown and Newton vying for second. South Boston leads the New Century League, with Roslindale moving up and Boylston slipping to seventh as Quinn leads individual averages ahead of Mason and Shoals.
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Newton
New York
Pray
Grover
Arlington Boat Club
Charlestown
Commercial
Arlington
LB. A. A
South Boston
Independents
Roslindales
Boylstons
Quinn
Shoals
Mason and Shoals
Finneran
Websters
Sewender
Young
Mandero Rea
Mason
James
Pio
Norwood
Webster
Weee
Mandeville
Dedham
Lane
Pbbecece
Waters
Pasdeetsbaeens BO
Rea
Sess
Smith
Roslindale
Calumet
Towanda
Medford
Newtowne
Old Belfry
Charlestowns
Littlefeld
Calumets
Winchester
Marston
Orne
Calumet Moves Up in Mystic Valley League Standings
Charlestown retains first in the Mystic Valley League as Calumet climbs past Arlington Boat Club into a shared fourth with Towanda. Medford gains on Newtowne and Old Belfry while Charlestown leads team strings and individual averages. whist results favor Charlestown and Old Belfry with clean records.
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Charlestown
AL Acseenes
Calumet Club
Arlington Boat Club
Ates
Enee
Towanda
Orne
Eease
Sneer
Tattlefield
Calumet
Brooks
Aeene Seebeeseesdis
Renkin
Charlestown Club
Winchester
Lincoln
Gillette
Newtowne Club
Conti
Wee
Thomas
Wetherbee
A. A
Sewtowne Club
Medford
Towanda Club
Dudley
Newtowne
Commercial
Arlington
Old Dorchester
Newton
Mystic Valley League
Arngton
South Boston Dominates Week With a trio of wins
South Boston captured three straight victories last week as the team outplayed opponents, including a decisive win over the Independents. The results boosted their standings and showcased strong offense and defense across all three games.
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South Boston
Independ
Bank League Change Prompts Team Shakeup
Owing to the Third National Bank and Shawnout Bank consolidation the team from the Third National Bank disbanded and a Fourth National Bank squad will replace it in the Bank Officers' Bowling League. All Third Bank games will be dropped and rolled off by the Fourth Bank team. Old Colony Trust rises to first as Redemption falls to fourth while Republic climbs to second ahead of the International Trust. Bowker of Old Colony Trust tops individual averages with 85 or over. Dwinnell slips to second as Langley and Tobey show strong marks for Shawmut and Republic respectively.
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Third National Bank
Shawnout Bank
Fourth National Bank
Bank
Old Colony Trust
International Trust
Republic
Powker
Dwinnell
Av'ze
Shawinut
Boston
Finn Puritan ‘Trust
Eeeseee
Ads Republic
Vaeseeese
SI International Trust
Bowker
Esccosseeees
Dwinell
Redemption
Ovat
Sebanday
Langley
Old Colony
Tobey
Shawmut
Acrathwahe
Mensfield
FAM
Dade Pateesree
Litchfield
Gaines
Sampson
Hybdesiins
Kimball
Icksapkenionks
Dorchester
Cabot
le Estabrook
Belknap
International Liust
Dresser
Puritan Trust
Mercantile League Race Remains A Two Team Tie
The Mercantile League standings place Clapp and Tilton with Rice, Sayward and Whitten tied for first. Brown, Durrell and Co. lead third place over A. Browing and Co. Blackman, Mathews, and Wilson share the top individual average at 2, with Blackman’s 292 and Crowther’s 116 high strings noted. The leaders meet this week to resolve the first place tie as Battle Pin League shows Boylston leading by one game.
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Mercantile League
Clapp & Tilton
Rice
Sayward & Whitten
Brown, Durrell & Co
C. A. Browing & Co
Blackman
Crowther
Mathews
Wilson
Dr Greene offers free diagnosis by mail or visit
A Boston advertisement invites limited patients to receive a free full diagnosis and Dr Greene's special advice at 34 Temple Place. It targets chronic incurable cases and promises testimonials from grateful patients to prove health cures.
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Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Webster League Standings Hinge on Final Evening
The first four teams remain tightly bunched and a single evening could flip the standings. Smith of the Boylstons posts the high average at 19 percent, while 28 of 30 bowlers in the league series boast averages above 150.
Webster Leads Candle Pin Circuit With 15 Wins
Webster quintet remains undefeated in the Candle Pin League with 15 victories. Muray & Irwin sit in second place as numerous league schedules roll through Wednesday to Friday across amateur and suburban circuits including Mystic Valley, New Century, and Commercial Leagues.
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Webster Quintet
Muray & Irwin
NEW Century League
Hyde Park
Boylston
Webster
Roslindale
Dedham
Norwood
South Boston
Murray & Irwin
Colonial
Cochato
Jamaica
Old Dorchester
Federal
Waltham
Curtis
Newspaper
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Beacon
Broadway
Jefferson
Sudbury
St. James
Hub
Carruth
Meyers
St. Augustine
S. B
C. C
Trimount
W. E. Russell
M. F
Ingomar
Marketmen's League
Voult
Central
Mt. Pleasant
Jameson
Newton
Watertown
Inwan
Prospect
Magnates to Decide Future of National League Tomorrow
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel New York magnates will elect a new NL president succeeding Nick Young. The meeting faces severe issues as American League gains, signing 21 NL stars, with contenders including A G Spalding amid strong endorsements from several club owners.
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Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
Nick Young
National League
League
National League Baseball
Presi
St. Louis
F. Ibe Hass Robison
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Davis
Selbach
Daly
Brooklyn
Delehanty
Monte Cross
Flick
Orth
Townsend
McFarland
Douglass
Donahue
Burkett
Wallace
Heidrick
McGann
Padden
Harper
Powell
Griger's Good Showing In AL Fielding Averages
Chicago December 8 Following are the fielding averages of American League players with the top 10 in each position and Boston players’ relative ranks among those leaders.
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Chicago
American Baseball League
Boston
Harvard Trophy Room Moves to Harvard Union
Harvard moves the trophy room from Hemencay Gymnasium to the Harvard Union. All items except the record boards will be relocated, with the boards painted on panels in the Union. Over the past five years Harvard leads in football track and baseball. Yale leads rowing.
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Harvard
Hemencay Gymnasium
Harvard Union
Yale
Cramp Shipyard to Build Turkish Cruiser
Constantinople reports the Cramp Ship Building Company has informed the Ottoman government it is ready to begin construction of a Turkish cruiser and requests officers be sent to supervise the vessel's building.
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Constantinople
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
The
Porte
Bowdoin Square's Lothrop Promotes Sapho and Ghetto Drama
Boston impresario Lothrop brings famous plays to town. this week features the modern Sapho and Children of the Ghetto. Salem hosts EB Willard company tonight and tomorrow. Crane performs David Harum at the Colonial after Julia Marlowe. Casts include Grace Atwell, Henrietta Crosman, Gertrude Roosevelt, Maude Odell, Joseph Humphreys. forthcoming Tidings note Woodruff as Orlando in As You Like It and Crosman in Mistress Nell.
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Lothrop
Bowdoin Square
Boston
EB. &. Willard
Salem
William H. Crane
David Harum
Colonial
Julia Marlowe
Grace Atwell
Michigan
Harry Woodruff
Henrietta Crosman
San Francisco
Joseph Humphreys
Arizona
the Tremont
Frank W. Hollis
Boston Theatre
Jere O'Halloran
Boston Theaters Roll The Week With Star Acts
Boston audiences will see Bertha Galland at Hollis in Forest Lovers and a new farce Are You a Buffalo at the Grand Opera House. Bowdoin Square Theatre offers Shall We Forgive Her. Morrison’s Grand hosts My Partner with Severin De Deyn. Tremont presents Arizona’s second week. Julia Marlowes’ When Knighthood Was in Flower closes with a matinee. Bijou has no opera. a double bill Cavalleria Rusticana and The Pirates of Penzance next Tuesday.
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Boston
Bertha Galland
Hollis
Buffalo
Grand Opera House
Ed. M. Fayer
Edith Sinclair
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Morrison
Severin de Deyn
May Gerald
Morrison's
Grand Theatre
Tremont
Arizona
Olive May
Julia Marlowe
the Colonial
Bijou
Cercle Francais
Chauncey Ol
Columbia
Harry Farren
Keith's Theatre
Paul Cinqueralli
Cinquevalli
Howard
Pony Ballet
Dillon Brothers
Selbini
Johnny Weber
Lassard Brothers
San Francisco
Leah May
Austin & Stone
Nickelodeon
Elizabeth
Tremont Theatre
New York
Elsie DeWolf
Clyde Fitch
Kirke la Shelle
Leigh ‘Morrison
Public Garden pond teems with skaters in crowded noon scene
Thousands jam the Public Garden pond as 1500 to 2000 skaters circle edges while spectators watch from the bridge. Frolics at the frog pond attract children from the North and West Ends. many first-time skaters endure sun warmed, soft ice. Brookline’s Hammond’s Pond sees police action as ice thins. Skating improves with colder weather today. further sports on page 3.
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Frog Pond
Hammond
Brookline
Boston
Sol
Innocent Jockey Speaks After England Ruling
Lester Reiff, arriving from England after being ruled off on suspicion of riding, defends his innocence. He says Delacy was fit and that Johnnie and Sand Piper led before Minnie Dee won after losing strength. Trainers Huggins and Wishard testified to his innocence, but the conviction stood.
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England
Delacy
Johnnie
Minnie Cree
Sand Piper
Minnie Dee
Huggins
Whitney
Wishard
Croker
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