Weary riders still ahead of record in New York race
The bicycle race tonight shows eight of sixteen teams remaining as fatigue and injuries thin the field. Root and Walthour cling to the lead with Moran expected to press the pace, while Drohach and Palmer fall behind after early sprints.
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New York
Root
Walthour
Moran
Drohach
Palmer
Jeaders
Bobby Walthour
Eddie Root
MacFarland
Bobby
Maddie
Butt
Stol
Hill
DeMara
Drobach
Anderson
Vanant
Collins
Mitten
Galvin
Wiley
Walter Butt
Walter Demarsa
Floyd MacFarland
Six Day Race Narrows Field at Madison Square Garden
The international six day race in Madison Square Garden sharply thinned the field after four days. From 16 teams, eight remain as Moran and MacFarland suffer a spill but are cleared to continue, while Rutt and Stol lead the pack with Hill and DeMara clinging to the chase.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Rutt and
Stol
Moran
MacFarland
Chelsea
Fred Hill
Boston
Hill-DeMara
DeMara
Hill
Brockton Commercial Club Dominates Alleys In Clean Sweep
The Commercial Club of Brockton swept its own alleys last night, defeating the A. B. C. rollers in three straight strings. At the Dudley Club the home five won two from Newtowne with no remarkable scores.
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Commercial Club
Brockton
A. B. C. Rollers
Dudley
Newtowne
Gott for Gym Team Captain Praised At Tech
Herbert Sydney Gott elected captain by unanimous vote to lead Technology gym team. The squad will face college teams starting this year with Gott guiding a large group of freshmen under Bruce. Members to be selected at January meeting. insignia possible for squad members.
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Herbert Sydney Gott
Technology
Gott
Tech
Bruce
Dorchester Driving Club Banquet Honors Mayor and Club Leaders
Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club held its annual banquet at Quincy House with over 250 members and guests. Mayor Hibbard, a club member, was guest of honor for efforts improving Franklin Field Speedway. Speakers urged forming a governing association to represent driving clubs at the state level and to advocate road legislation.
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Dorchester
Quincy House
Hibbard
Franklin Field
Edward G. Richardson
Albert S. Gushee
Walter Bh. Newbert
Frank J. Babbitt
Lynn Gentlemen's Driving Club
J. J. Brooks
Feltsway Club
H. B. Gallup
Dorchester Club
Levi Lord
Hamilton Club
S. Walker Wales
Sam’’ Brown
Lynn Club
J. C. Macomber
Jewett
Quannapowitt Club
Peabody
George ID. Merrill
Arthur Power
Metropolitan Driving Club
Charles J. Young
Brooks
Fellsway Club
Dinneen Leads After 42 Hours In 72 Hour Race
In Petroit Michigan at Light Guard Armory the 72 hour international go as you please race continues with 42 hours elapsed. Dinneen leads with 223 miles and 13 laps followed by Prouty 216 miles 1 lap Davis 1997 JLoeslein 195 miles 10 laps Shelton 190 miles 5 laps Feeney 185 miles 19 laps Klobertanz 178 miles Day 178 miles 2 laps Teagle 168 miles 6 laps Ownby 152 miles 13 laps remaining contestants still racing.
Bowling Gossip From Brighton and Nearby Bowling Circles
The column highlights local bowling figures and personalities. Notables include Doc McKenny of Brighton Council, Eddie Monahan's Somerville Council, and the Columbus Club strong in inter club action. Jim Flannery, Bill Hickey, Jimmy Owens, Eddie Kelly, Dave Dale, Sympathy Burns, and John Dolan are profiled for skill, resilience, and league roles.
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Doc’ McKenny
Brighton Council
Eddie Monahan
Somerville Council
Columbus Club
Jim Flannery
Shawmut
Ed Wheeler
Bill Hickey
Jimmy Owens
Bunker Hill
Tom Burns
John J. Dolan
John
Local boxing card features Stewart and Pendergast main bout
Lawrence hosts Unity Cycle Club show with eight round semi final Johnson versus Wright. New York fighters Tibbetts and Kennedy meet, Reagan and Roud eau face Lawrence opponents in opening bouts.
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Lawrence
Jim Stewart
New York
Jim Pendergast
Boston
Unity Cycle Club
Henry Johnson
Kid Wright
Kid Tibbetts
Detroit
Young Kennedy
Johnny Reagan
Andover
Kid Roudeau
East Boston Beats Charlestown With High Fouls
East Boston High defeated Charlestown High 28 to 27 at Charlestown gym yesterday afternoon in a game marked by numerous fouls. Fouls totaled 38 in the first half and 35 in the second. East Boston players Forrestall Toomey and Carroll starred, while Walsh Maloney and Cass led Charlestown.
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East Boston High
Charlestown
Boston
Forrestall
Toomey
Carroll
East Boston
Walsh
Maloney
Cass
Madison A. C. Clash With Woburn Five At Charlestown
The Charlestown Madison A. C. senior team hosts Woburn five tonight at Monument Mall. The second Madison squad faces Wanda West of Roxbury in a separate game.
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Madison A. C
Woburn
Charlestown
Monument Mall
Wanda West
Roxbury
Pendleton: A Boston Sports Figure and Rugby Pioneer
Joe Pendleton, known across Boston and New Fingland, served as both official and player on college fields and is regarded as a foremost football authority. A Bowdoin graduate, he captained the class baseball team and played varsity for four years, helped popularize rugby in Maine, and enjoys football, baseball, and tennis.
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Boston
New Fingland
Joe Pendleton
America
Bowdoin
Maine
Bowdein
Peabody Elected Captain Of Melrose High 1909 Team
At a December meeting the Melrose High School football team chose William Peabody as captain for the 1909 season. Peabody has played center on the squad for two years.
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Melrose
William Peabody
Peabody
Mitchell
Forg
Pierce
Donahue
Dickerman
Woodman
McCarthy
Taylor
Cheetman
William Duggan
George Miner
Local High Schools Open Outdoor Ice Practice
Cold weather allows many Greater Boston and surrounding schools to start outdoor hockey drills. Malden, Newton, Somerville, and Maiden teams hold tryouts and elect captains as schedules form. Milton High shows strong signs for a fast hockey team with a past tie to the Interpreatory league championship.
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Charles Cuddy
Malden Ijeigh
Henry Morgan
Scott Slocum
Newton High
Waltham High
Greater Boston
Guy Ll. Bounton
Roxymond F. Wigmore
Waltham
Armory
Milton High
Milton
Mechanic Arts
Fans delay game as rally halts Fenno vs East Boston Central
A Roxbury crowd of 200 plus waited for a Fenno five and East Boston Centrals basketball game but political rally interruptions and a darkened hall caused the contest to be postponed after the janitor cut the lights following the rally.
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Vine Street
Roxbury
Fenno Five
Boston
Janjiar
Anthony Recital at Steinert Hall Praises Reger Works
Pianist Charles Anthony presented a program including Bach Reger arrangements and two MacDowell pieces at Steinert Hall. Review lauds his thoughtful Bach chorale ideas but urges stronger, more forceful playing and less perfumed style from the talented young artist.
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Charles Anthony
Steinert Hall
Lchumann
Bach
Max Reger
Boston
MacDowell
Chopin
Anthony
Reger
Marathon tale staged with live wire chart at Orpheum
Dorando the Italian distance runner and Loney boat of Canada will be recreated on stage using a chart and a direct wire link to the National Guard Armory Buffalo N Y on Tuesday evening. The event brings an international flavor to the performance with racing action conveyed to theater audiences.
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Dorando
Europe
Loneyboat
Canada
National Guard Armory
Buffalo
N. Y
Orpheum Theatre
Meyn and ensemble perform varied Steinert Hall recital
Baritone Hieinrich Meyn with Conrad von Bos and Emmanuel Fiedier offered a program of novelties and American songs at Steinert Hall. Meyn showed good range and sincerity though consistency and individuality varied. Highlights included Standchen by Jensen and Veille Chanson. two Clayton Johns songs Les Deux Amours and Un Grand Sommers Noir.
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Hieinrich Meyn
Conrad von Bos
Emmanuel Fiedier
Steinert Hall
Jensen
Haile
Nevin
Clayton Johns
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