Bowling War Ends With Swift Cleared Of Pro Charges
Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League board convened at Parker House to hear charges against Les Miserables Club of Lowell and captain John B. Swift for professionalism. After lengthy debate and affidavits, Swift was exonerated of ownership claims and the board admitted Newtowne Club to membership. proceedings ended with improved goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League
W. G. Reed
Dorchester
Ges Miserables Club
Lowell
John B. Swift
Parker House
Pro Hess
Palmer
General Dixwell
Arlington
Calumet
Casino
Dorchester Central
Charlestown
Jamaica
Jeffries Winter
Les Miserables
Lowell Highland
Medford
Melrose A. C
Nine Hundred
BE. H. Morse
Hugh Brogan
Cambridge
Nashua
Providence
Glen Forest
Swift
Olin
Les Miserables Association
Les Miserables Club
Farley
New England
Mr. Swift
Lodge
Carr
Newtowne .Club
Dudley Association-Hill and Codman-Jowett Scores
In the pool results Dudley Association-Hill totals 289 and Codman-Jowett totals 293. Litman 650 and Boothby 60 give a 100 total. Pierce 24 and Backerman 37 make 61. Old Colony League listings show Campello-Campello 2446, Rendolph and other games include Beverly Bowling-Wicis 2196 and Baysides 1841, Malden-Shermans of Boston 2414 and Com mercials 2314.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Association
Hill
Zimgiebel
Codman—Jowett
Fuzzell
Litman
Boothby
Pierce
Backerman
OLD Colony League
Campello
Rendolph
Beverly
Wicis
Baysides
Malden—Shermans
Boston
Commercials
E. Fratus
Kinsman Eeowepeeeessaiaae
Fratus
Pike
Codman Club
Dorchester
Dudley Association of
New England Brewers and Distillers Review Issued Second Issue
The second issue of The New England Brewers and Distillers' Review appeared yesterday. This bright weekly trades journal covers liquor industry interests, including technical commercial matters and liquor politics, with departments on Sporting Amusements Correspondence and The Funny Side. It is issued in handsome form and aims for a prominent Boston trade journal position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Brewers and Distillers’ Review
Boston
Cut No Ice in Medford Water Schemes Stir Ice Row
Medford water officials face a tangle over Wright's Pond ice cutting after leasing and reselling rights, with commissioners and partners Shaw Ayer Randall clashing over authority, payments, and future plans as litigation and bids loom. Shaw faces losses while Randall plans to resume ice cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Wright
Edward Shaw
Shaw
Ayer
William St. Gillland
Chandler
W. C. Wait
Wait
Mr. Wait
G. H. Randall
Wright’s Pond Ice Company
Messrs. Ayer
Mr. Shaw
Mr. Coulson
Plumbers' Union Ball Attracts 600 In Boston
The Boston Journeymen's Plumbers Union held its annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall with over 600 members, friends and guests attending. J J Donovan directed the floor with R W Godfrey and M J Greene as assistants, and W P O'Toole chaired the reception and arrangements. A grand march featured Robert B Godfrey and Mrs Godfrey, plus 150 couples, with many invitees from the Building Trades Council and local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Journeymen’s Plumbers’ Union
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J J. Donovan
R. W. Godfrey
M. J. Greene
William P. Glennon
T. J. McLean
W. P. O'Toole
W. Myers
W. P. O’toole
Danirell
M. W. Fitzsimmons
James J. Barry
Willliam Bothabury
Nathan Walsh
John Regan
Hartwell
James T. Rehiee
Building Trades Council
Charles F. M. Guild
Edward Ingalls
H. W. Bresnaha
Robert B. Godfrey
Annie Feeney
Mary Rourke
Bertha King
Mary Myers
Catharine Sullivan
Corine Liewellan
Jennie Reardon
Belle French
Kenney
Thomas Palmer
Larry O’mealy
P. J. Sullivan
Morris Shea
William T. Ryan
D. P. Murphy
James Smith
Barney Flannagan
John C. McDonough
and J. E. McCurdy
Gossip and power shifts in Quincy city hall politics
City Hall buzzes with speculation on mayor elects return and who will fill key posts in water and fire departments and the deputy ranks. Aldermen Berry and Lee vie for council chair. Galvin and Lomasney play pivotal roles in clerk and presidency contests. Possible joint Democratic caucus targets the board chair, council presidency, city messenger, and city clerk roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Quincy
Wheeler
Water
Smith
Russell
Lee
Barry
Galvin
Lomasney
Messrs. Conry
O'Callaghan
Miller
Callahan
O’callaghan
Charlestown
Conry
Boston
Selee to Lead Australian Baseball Tour Next Fall
Arrangements for Messrs Selee’s Australian base ball tour are progressing. Two National Baseball League teams will form the tour, opening in Kansas City around Oct 1, moving west to San Francisco. One team sails to Australia around Nov 1 under Manager Selee. Manning aids as advance man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Selee
National Baseball League
Kansas City
San Francisco
Australia
Manning
Death on Tremont Street at 881 Tremont Street
William E. Wilson, 50, was found dead in a doorway on Tremont Street by Division 4 officers at 11:55 pm. Body taken to Jones's Undertaking on Lagrange Street. Dr Williams viewed and ruled natural causes. Wilson resided at 62 Chandler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 4
William E. Wilson
Tremont Street
Jones
Lagrange Street
Williams
Wilson
Chandler Street
Brooklyn Pastor Called by Roxbury Church
The Roxbury Presbyterian Church met in the vestry to consider appointing a pastor. It unanimously agreed to extend a call to Rev. George Livingston Robinson of Brooklyn New York, and a telegram was sent announcing the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
One Way To Die In Balloon Parachute Acts
A London Standard excerpt notes the fatal odds rising with each ascent by hot air balloon and parachute drops. It highlights Clarence G. Eckhart as a nine year veteran in a dangerous trade, stressing calm, quick problem solving over panic when midair trouble arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence G. Eckhart
West
Mr. Eckhart
Beecham's Pills for Constipation Percentages
Advertisement-style note urging use of Beecham's pills for constipation with 10 and 25 percent strengths and to obtain the book from a druggist for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Noted driver dying in New York hospital
John A. Goldsmith, famed trotting horse handler and driver, was reported dying at Presbyterian Hospital in New York. Born in Washingtonville, he began racing young, rose to prominence with Monroe Salisbury and later worked for William Corbett of the San Mateo Stock Farm before returning home. He married Bertha Moore on the day of his departure to the stock farm life last April.
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New York
John A. Goldsmith
Presbyterian Hospital
Goshen
Goldsmith
E. H. Harriman
Washingtonville
Boston
Lottie
Monroe Salisbury
William Corbett
San Mateo Stock Farm
California
Mr. Corbett
Pillsbury Beats Lasker in St Petersburg Chess Match
In St Petersburg on December 13 at the Chess Club the four masters Pillsbury Lasker Steinitz and Tschigorin began a six round tournament. The first round saw Tschigorin defeat Steinitz in a P-4 opening and Pillsbury defeat Lasker in a Petroff defence. Each man will meet every other six times.
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ST. Petersburg
Lasker
Pillsbury
Steinitz
Tschigorin
Pillabury
Petroff
Clover Yacht and Cycle Club figures in LA W delegate lineup
Charles G. Percival of the Clover Yacht and Cycle Club was elected as a Los Angeles Wheelmen national assembly delegate to Baltimore next February, ranking seventh of fourteen Massachusetts division choices. Also listed are the voting results for the other candidates and notes on cycling figures and racing records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Yacht and Cycle Club
League of American Wheelmen
Massachusetts
Charles G. Percival
National Assembly
Baltimore
J. S. Dean
Spencer T. Williams
A. K. Peck
J. J. Fecitt
W. C. Dillingham
Co. W. Fourdrinier
F. McCausland
N. W. Starbird
A. W. Swan
A. G. Frothingham
L. H. Adams
F. I. Gorton
Henry W Robinson
J. Fred Adams
John C. Kerrison
A. J. Porter
Arthur W. Robinson
Howard Emery
F. P. Sibley
A. W. Pease
W. D. Sachtleben
Armenia
Frank C. Lenz
Erzercum
United States
L A. W. Racing Board
R, Coulter
Louisville
Frank L. Eberhardt
Saline
Kan
P. J. Berle
A. F. Senn
Rov ers Cycle Club Holds Tenth Annual Dinner at Youngs
The Rov ers Cycle Club hosted its tenth annual dinner at Youngs Hotel with 318 covers. George W. Campton Jr. presided and guests included Sterling Elliott Abbot Bassett George Perkins A D Peck and W G Kendall. Officers elected at the meeting were President Campton Vice President Fisher Captain Fritz Lieutenant Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovers Cycle Club
Young’s Hotel
George W. Campton
Cof
Massachusetts
League of Americans
Sterling Elliott
Abbot Bassett
L. A
W. G. Kendall
Boston Bicycle Club
G. W. Campton
E. H. Fisher
Beverly Yacht Club adopts new time rules after annual meeting
Beverly Yacht Club holds its annual meeting at Appleton & Robbins with Commodore Reginald Robbins presiding. Officers re elected include Reginald Robbins George H Richards and William Amory. Regatta and house committees expanded Crews limits set by class champion races may rise to five with dues raised to ten dollars.
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Cape Cod
Beverly Yacht Club
Appleton & Robbins
Reginald Robbins
Reginald C. Robbins
George H. Richards
William Amory
Philip Codman
W. Lloyd
Jeffries
F. E. Cabot
A. H. Hardy
T.&. Edmunds
G P. Gardner
S. G. King
J. G. Palfrey
House
W. Amory
W. Power Wilson
Dr. Woods
N. H. Emmons
Boxing Card Hints for Dec Madison Square Garden Show
Promoter plans a Madison Square Garden benefit for Peter Maher on December 28 with matchups including Maher versus Billy Woods and Bob Marshall, and an arrangement to outpoint Denver Ed Smith. The card also features Zeigler vs McKeever, Fred Sweigert clubs, and various local bouts as boxing activity intensifies in New York and nearby towns.
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Peter Maher
Madison Square Garden
New York
Maher
Billy Woods
Bob Marshall
Denver
Ed Smith
Woods
Marshall
Peter
Goddard
Jim Hall
Choynski
Jim
Josh
Fitzsimmons
Stuart
Slavin
Owen Zeigler
Philadelphia
Charles McKeever
Arthur Valentine
Manhattan
Hooper
Baltimore
Fred Sweigert
New York City
Stanton Abbott
Billy “Ernst
Paterson
N. J
Jack
Dempsey
San Francisco
Sharkey
Big Joe McAuliffe
Dick Russell
Joe Walsh
Jiimy Duffy
Lynn
Woburn
Jack Larkins
Bob Ringwood
Jerry Callahan
Jerry
Maurice Rosenberg
Lafayettés
Idécal
Telegraph
Moffitt Flaherty
Jimmy Gallagher
Pawtucket
Pha
Gallagher
Flaherty
Post Sporting Department
Lewis Sullivan
Ben McArthur
Sulivan
Ben
Ike
Riverside Boat Club
Bert McIntyre
Joe White
McIntyre
White
Ike McCrutchen
Bob
Montgomery
Peter Corrigan
Will
Spike Sullivan
Frank Steele
Young Harrison
Powell
Charlestown
Joe Elms
Elms
Ailen
Clifford
Ringwood
Rowan
Reading
Carpenter
Ee HA Hutchins
Monthly meeting of First Regiment non-commissioned officers
Colonel Mathews spoke to the non commissioned officers in the board room at the Lone Armory. The gathering included a musical entertainment and a collation served after the performance.
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Mathews
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Las Vistales
Botties Rasa Blanchard & Farrar
North Pole
W. A. Crorrut
Jules Verne
DAC
North, Fisk & Co
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Farley, Harvey & Co
Boylston
NORTH
Fiske & CO
Osgood
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Oak Mae Wae
Dennison Manufacturing CO. Bowler. Se
Pope Weer
Seieteseae
Bowler
Gos
Brown
Roberts
City League
Roboits
Pretto Seeetererereseses
Phebet Buahivenseqiee
Waterman
Codman
Hutchinson
WEW England Brewers and Distillers Review
Medford Water Commissioners
American Toruco Company
Ette
Genuin
Brooklyn
Berlin
London Standard
Young's
Colonel Mathews
Atkins
H. W. Atkins
Yleés
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