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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1898

Page

3

Newton Club Climbs to Second in Amateur League Standing

In Boston and Vicinity Amateur League action last week Newton Club rose from fourth to second, displacing Old Dorchester which fell to third. Arlington moved up to fifth with Charlestown dropping from prior second. Belfry slid, while Newtowne and Calumet battled for fifth. Individual averages list Parker and others atop the charts as Newtowne and Calumet harbor renewed rivalry. The intercycle tourney draws crowds to Hub alley with Chelsea leading in whist and Chelsea Cycle Club topping points at vol.

Boston Newton Old Dorchester Old Belfry Arlington Charlestown Newtowne Calumet Hill Chub Dorchester Peete Athnston oBerry Parker Sinwur Milier Hmmons Marston Titchardson Need W. W Belfry Hallards Twombly Msunteht Ingwlon Gia D'Vie Cutter Garter B. A Petieae Wingman Southwell Charleston Kesarick Reed, KF. H Caldwell Skinner, Newtowne Whittemore Littlefield Kemp, Newtowne Yinder Weieinen Stevens Towsr Bcu Wellington Newton Wardwell Olive Calumet v Poppiles Pre de Ba Oo Ibin Bas Aleabaaks Kenney, J. H Smalls, I. W Eisisese Oa Mabhoenes Chelsea Chelsea Cycle Club

Bottle Pin Division Sparks City League Championship Duel

The Carruth Hub and Murray Irwin teams duel in the bottle pin division as owners resist breaking away from the first claim. West Brookline leads, with Jameson McCarthy close behind. Sheafe and Marden of Boylston top the small pin and big bottle pin standings. The season ends next week and the second championship series begins tonight. North Shore won the first race and Hollis placed second after a tight contest with Dickerman. Gordon posted a superb 1% final average for the season. The Candle Pin League resumes after Thanksgiving week with Journal still leading and Crobe closing in.

Carruth, Hub and Murray & Irwin Suboena Osgood West Brookline Jameson McCarthy Sheafe Boylston Marden North Shore Hollis Dickerman Gordon Candle Pin League Journal Crobe Totel Carrathee Eeewe Seer McClerthy Sudbury Wes Meyers City Hall Mart Nanlen Thompson Binns Carruth Giordon Kinsman Carruth Sullivan Dean Ceeerenseserese Weverley Antrews City Loy Lawson Meyers Brout Voy Abbott Wilkins Pins West Brookline Ste Ewes Lexburr Senna Carruta Jefferson Boriston Hall Shenfe Boyiston Tee Hedge Cummings Wilby Eenee SQ Butterfield West Wookline Ouneburr Hut Si Hogers Potter Pere Evers O Sir Curtis Sf Pornham Hub Young Meyers McLaughlin Osewee RG Ferson West Brooklne

Watch Company Plays Lead Role In Mercantile League

The American Waltham Watch Company leads a ten club Mercantile League in a dynamic championship chase. Opponents Brown Durrell and H raiser Company show solid push as bowling talk fills spare moments. Pratt of Oliver Ditson and Saunders of last year’s top American Watch both tie for high average at 160.

Pratt Oliver Ditson Company Saunders Crackajack American Watch

Dr Bully Cough Syrup Pleases Children in Test Scenario

A vintage advert claims Dr Bully Cough Syrup is pleasant to the taste and that no child refuses to take it, suggesting strong product appeal in a family setting.

Vienna coat and vest suit or satin lined overcoat

The ad offers a Vienna coat and vest with striped trousers for $20 or a satin lined overcoat at the same price. It guarantees all garments and invites ladies to consider tailor made costumes and jackets before ordering elsewhere. Open evenings until 9 o'clock.

Vienna

Dennison Mfg Co and Other Firms Listed in Ledger

A fragment lists Kelley Dennison Mfg Co with names such as steevesebbee Driscoll and Ware American Watch Co with IAT Stont Brown Durrell Co Traiser H Traiser Co. The text appears as a table of companies and associated names or initials, suggesting a directory or ledger extract from a historical record.

Kelley, Dennison Mfg Steevesebbee Driscoll, Dennison Mfg. Co Ware, American Watch Co Stont, Brown, Durrell & Co Traiser, H. Traiser Co

Philo Celtic Society Holds Enthusiastic Boston Meeting

The Boston Philo Celtic Society met in St James parish rooms at 8 Whitmore street. Irish language classes received instruction from James Drinan John O Daly M J Mulroy Miss Mary J Donovan and others. The program featured items by Mary Mahoney Mrs John Y Lane John O Daly John A Hickey and Humphrey Sullivan with a forthcoming Thursday session announced.

Boston Philo-Celtic Society James’s Church Whitmore Street James Drinan John O'Daly M. J. Mulroy Miusaphrey Sullivan Mary J. Donovan John Y. Lane Mise Mary Mahoney Humphrey Sullivan Trish Whitmore Birevet

National League Set to Convene in Greater New York

Skaters crowd and executives from 12 clubs gather in New York for the 22d annual major league meeting. Key topics include franchise changes, board of discipline power, and possible reduction of championship games from 154 to 138, with talks on ownership shifts and season length.

New York Fifth Avenue National League American Association of Baseball von der Ahe St. Louis Boston Soden John T. Brush Machiavelli Baseball Councils Hanlon Baltimore Abell Brooklyn Watkins Pittsburg Wagner J. Earl Washington Pulliam Louisville Robison Cleveland Hart Chicago Mackenfuss Wendy Rogers Philadelphia Quakertown Andy’Preedman Andy New York Club Freedman Nick Young Board of Discipline Fred Stearn Stearn van der Ahe van der Beck Detroit Denis

Boston Skating Boom At Hammond's Pond And City Ponds

The city’s ponds drew crowds with Hammond’s Pond known as the society pond and Franklin Field crowded with skaters. Many traveled from Boston to West Cambridge Waltham Concord and Everett for better ice while ward barriers marked unsafe patches. The Charles River skating may improve with continued cold but remains unsafe.

Franklin Field Hammond's Pond Brookline Chandler's Strong’s Ponds Brighton Boston Hammond's Society Jharvard Island Path West Nd Charles River

Re election hints and board overhaul in baseball leagues

The item suggests Nick Young may be re elected to all current positions, with possible clerical role for his son. It calls for an overhaul of the board of directors following the Holmes escapade and hints liberal magnates could take on duties of the supreme court of the united baseballeagues.

Nick’? Young Board of Directors Holmes Supreme Court of the United Baseballeagues J. Oconnor

Gaelic School Adds Sixteen Names to Roll at Session

Attendees at the Gaelic School session on Washington Street reported a routine afternoon with sixteen new names added to the roll. P J O Daly presided while readings from Dr. Hickey of Maynooth College highlighted Irish language and literature. An upcoming Union Park event on Dec 22 was noted, and a local recital featured songs, readings, and a self written poem by Annie A. Kenna titled Shamrock Rose and Thistle.

Washington Street P. J.Y Daly John M. Doran Michael A. Tfurley P. J. O'Daly Hickey Maynooth College Dublin Ireland Gaelic League Clones Monahan Union Park Wall Isogene Lyne Thomas Collins Geoffrey Keating Dennis Welly William Murphy Michael A. Hurley Annie A. Kenna

Harvard and Cornell feud over crew race plans

Harvard officials deny any ultimatum from Cornell to Yale regarding a crew race. No date or venue set, but Harvard desires another race with Cornell, while both Harvard and Yale resist a large open regatta. Contending views split on a dual league versus an all-colleges format, with venue debates over New London and Poughkeepsie.

Cornell Harvard Yale Ira N. Hollis Harvard Athletic Committee Pennsylvania Corne Poughkeepsie New London Warvard

Fitchburg Railroad Christmas Excursion Ticket Offer

The Fitchburg railroad announces reduced round trip rates for students and others returning home for Christmas. Tickets are valid for travel from December 14 to December 24, inclusive, with return journeys permitted until January 11, 1890.

Fitchburg

Shut-Down of Smoke Talks Sparks City Controversy

A Boston dispute over boxing smoke talks erupts as authorities shutter events amid club infighting. Supporters insist due process and safety were upheld, while critics blame rival clubs and officials for targeting legitimate entertainments. The piece details local club names, planned matches, and broader implications for boxing in the city.

Boston New York Charlestown Bigelow Club Somerville Olympice Chaboeflayan Cribb Club East Rostoon Shi South Boston Roanokes Mascots Beacons Noddle Island

Boxing Gossip Monday London bouts and New York card

London fights feature Dick Burge and Bobby Dobbs in a 20 round main event while Billy Plimmer faces Pedjar Pelmer and Regan Cinsinonti meets Owen Zeigler. In New York Jack Bonner opposes George Byers over ten rounds in a second card.

London Dick Burge Bobby Dobbs Billy Plimmer Pedjar Pelmer Regan Cinsinonti Owen Zeigler Charley Burns New York Jack Bonner George Byers

Lectures of Father Cummins Draw Large Audiences

The Rev. John I. Cummins tours Massachusetts with his Montauk lecture to benefit Irish and Redemptorist groups. He spoke at Elmwood Opera House Framingham and will lecture in Charlestown, Bos ton, Roslindale and other cities with notable dignitaries presiding each event.

John I*. Cummins Roslindale Order of Hibernians Massachusetts Montauk Elmwood Opera House South Framingham Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 4 A. O. TH Edward J. Slattery Opera House Father Cummins John I. Heffernan St. Stephen's Church I Redemptorist Fathers School Hall Smith Street Young Men’s Mission Church Association Joseph H. O'Neil United States Houghan Hall Charlestown Hibernians Suffolk County Grand Opera Trouse Boston North End John A. Ryan Gratton Cushing Req Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association New S&st. Philip's Church Philip O’ Donnell Morrisol Avenue Church of the Sacred Heart Catholic Lyceum Bureau

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