W L Douglas Tops Shoe Makers Worldwide
W L Douglas remains the leading producer and seller of men s shoes priced at five dollars and fifty cents, enjoying greater volume than any competing manufacturer. The firm highlights its wide distribution and mass production capability to meet demand.
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Brockton
Mass
Moran Says Hell Take His Medicine In Cycling Rift
Chelsea rider Moran plans to serve his suspension quietly and pursue his milk business while awaiting the N C A meeting in February. The North-South split over a new cycling association centers on money, support, and tracks with Walthour facing opposition from New York and Boston venues. Nat Butler paid his six month suspension and prepared to race in Buffalo as others weigh their options and consequences.
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Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
National Cycling Association
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McFarland
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Pat Powers
Onoard
Nat Butler
Cambridge
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Billy Saunders
Boston
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West Knoxbury
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Harry Ee Gougoltz
Breton
Europe
Champion Rodenbach Retires After Injury End Of Ring Career
Billy Rodenbach amateur middle and heavyweight champion of America retires due to a badly injured right elbow. He cites years of injuries from handball and boxing training and recalls career highlights including titles in Lenox A C Metropolitan AAU and Canadian championships and a decisive win over Emery Payne.
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America
Mrodenbach
Rody
Rodenbach
Emery Payne
Sam Berger
California
Berger
Lenox A. C
Pittsburg
Payne
Philadelphia
Canada
Newtowne Wins Rubber in Tight Arlington Bout
In the Gilt Edge league at Arlington Boat Club Newtowne defeats Arlington two games to one after a close match. Arlington took game one 930 to 899, Newtowne won game two by 100 pins with a 91 percent score, and the visitors clinched the series by 11 pins. Durgin of the Boats Club rolled 574 for the high total.
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Medford Wins Two Of Three In Melrose Highlands Pin Match
Medford defeats Highland two games to one in a Boston Pin league event at Melrose Highlands Club. Highland totals 1378 to Medford 1536 with Tees of Medford and Wellman of Highland tying for high three-string total at 297.
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Harv ard Square leads Boston league bowling with 1464 total
Harvard Square tops Greater Boston league with 1464 in a three game series. Pythian 1482 and Murray & Irwin 1432 also post strong totals. Carruth 1423 and six others over 1380. McPhee of Carruth rolls 315 high.
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Dudley triumphs in bottle pins but loses candle pins to Roslindale
In a Suburban Interclub match at the Dudley Club last night Dudley won two of three bottle pins and lost the candle pin segment by the same margin. Bottle pin totals show Dudley 2,304 to Roslindale 2,169 while candle pins balanced 1,231 for Dudley against 1,278 for Roslindale.
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Roslindale
Dorchester 3 Stone School 2 Varsity matchup at Franklin Field
Dorchester Combination beat Stone School and Roxbury Latin 8 to 2 at Franklin Field. Webb and Daly starred for Dorchester. Cutler and Waterman shone for the Dorchester side. Frank Waterman exited early after a head knock. game features 20 minute halves before about 100 spectators.
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Franklin Field
Don Cutler
C. Waterman
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Daly
Frank Waterman
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Whittemore
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Preparatory School Hockey Action From Regional Matches
Cambridge Latin faces Pomfret School in Pom fret Connecticut. Roxbury High meets West Roxbury at Franklin Field. Volkmann plays Mechanic Arts at Country Club Brookline. Roxbury Latin clashes Noble and Greenough at Franklin Field. English High battles Phillips Andover at Andover. High meets Winchester A C at Brookline. Dorchester Combination plays Dorchester Hockey Club at Franklin Field.
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Pomfret School
Pomfret
Conn
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West Roxbury High
Franklin Field
Volkmann
Mechanic Arts High
Country Club
Brookline
Roxbury Latin
Noble & Green Ugh
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Phillips Andover
Andover
Winchester A. C
Brookne
Dorchester Combination
Dorchester Hockey Club
No Boxing Allowed At Maguire Benefit
A large Charlestown crowd attended a benefit for the Maguire family at Roughan Hall last evening but police barred boxing due to instructions. The event featured a strong vaudeville program and is expected to raise a substantial sum for the widow and children of the late Tom Maguire.
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Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Mr. Maguire
English High Track Team Starts Early Practice
Captain Burlingame issued a call for candidates and conducted the first practice last Monday. Two standouts named Roseman and Martin shown promise. Roseman a distance runner and Martin a dash man. Burlingame focuses on high jump and power vault among his trainings.
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Christmas Cup Speedway Races At Charles River Half Mile Course
The Metropol itan Driving Club of Boston hosts the fourth Christmas cup race this afternoon on the half mile Charles River course. Entry at the quarter mile is closed while pending. Participants must report to the race committee by 2 pm at the wire opposite the Gentlemen's Driving Club of Boston.
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Boston
Charles River Speedway
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Gibson Likely to Rejoin Boston in 1905 Pitching Rotation
Boston owner Taylor reports Gibson will sign for 1905 after a small salary difference with Peoria manager. Winter and Tannehill remain unsigned with Winter a potential trade target for Washington for Tom Hughes. A 154 game schedule is favored by the American League, while the National League pushes for a longer season.
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Taylor
Boston
Winter
Gibson
Tannehill
Washington
Tom Hughes
Norwood Gibson
Here
Peoria
Ill
Tennessee
National
Tenney Still Favorite for Boston Manager Post
Boston baseball owners delay naming a new manager until after the year. President Soden notes Tenney remains the favorite, but the plan to wait fuels doubt. Soden praises Wolverton and Frazer as strengthens for the club. Fans dislike the delay and want decisive leadership.
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Boston Nationals
Soden
Tenney
New York
Wolverton
Frazer
Notable Ice and Basketball Sparks Across Early 1900s Sports Pages
Charley Davidson and Norval Baptie accept a pursuit skating challenge from Dorlon and Sinnbrud with a Pittsburg venue and 200 to 500 dollar stakes. Several intercollegiate stalwarts return to Pennsylvania for future events as Melrose M C A and Puritan A A seek fill dates and away games. The Auburndale A C plans hockey matches for 17 to 18 year olds, while the Orient A C faces Cedar A C. The era’s leagues show shifting ownership as the National and American Leagues press for minor league funding, with Ban Johnson drawing public scrutiny.
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Winnipeg
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Sinnbrud
New York
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Sinnirud
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Senators
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Britt and Nelson Set for Rough Clash in San Francisco
December report on Jim Britt training hard for a scheduled bout with Battling Nelson at Mechanics Pavilion. Britt trades body blows with Frank Rafael and Tim Kroling as Nelson trains mudded and tireless in camp near Marion County, weighing 132 a quarter pounds.
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Mechanics’ Pavilion
Battling Nelson
Frank Rafael
Tim Kroling
Dane
Britt
Rafael
Nelson
Smiling Mitzner's
Marion County
Parker Beats Van Dyke In Class A Billiard Match
Parker defeated Van Dyke 300 to 246 in the ninth game of the Class A amateur billiard tournament at the Hub. Parker posted a 26 high run and a 336-88 average, while Van Dyke had a 19 high run and a 230-88 average. Paige to oppose Parker Monday night.
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van Dyke
Paige
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