All Records Shattered in Gilt Edge Bowling League
Old 198 nearly finished as records fell in a pivotal Gilt Edge League night. A A rolled 976 in two strings and 2748 total against Dudley Club, with Dudley posting 969 in two strings. Tuttle led with 616 and a 277 single, besting earlier marks as Newtowne Club-Arlington B C split two points each.
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A. A
Dudley Club
Dudley
Hill
Newtowne Club
Arlington B. C
Tuttle
Newtowne
Arlington
Paul Poehler
Wildey
McCarthy
Wildeys
Armstrong
Terry Griffin
Coleman
Somerset
Murray & Irwin
Adams Square
Elite
Buy
Boylston
Carruth
Clark
Noddle
Regal
Arrangements Complete for Kennel Club's Show
The New England Kennel Club beach show committee completed plans for the 25th annual dog show in Mechanics' building on February 22 24 28 and 25. They will award about 5000 in cash prizes and 400 medals across 450 classes marking a new feature in the region. Medals and trophies add to the cash prizes and rib bons will be awarded in some classes.
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New England Kennel Club
Mechanics’ Building
Somerville Defeats Everett 31–24 In Local Contest
Somerville High defeated Everett 31 to 24 in a fast basketball game. Key players included Hurley Crane Dicker son Sullivan Emerton and Mullay with notable floor goals and fouls recorded. Attendance reached about 800 with Referee Harold and Scorer Daggett.
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Somerville High
Everett
Somerville
Hurley
Sceree Patuaee
Cates
Pace Stone
Sullivan
Brickley Cyane
Cucserresdaves
Ievsarceebeae
Mullay Young
Cain
Bart Dickerson
McFadden
R. F
Emerton
Crane
Dickerson
Brickley
Page
Mullay
Hart
Stone
Harold
Daggett
Merrill
Loughrey and Swartz Win At Olympic A A Tonight
Young Loughrey of Philadelphia defeated Unk Russell in a hard fifteen round battle at the Olympic A A. In a separate bout Yankee Swartz known as Eddie Curtis beat Benny Green in ten rounds. Loughrey dominated without a mark, while Swartz delivered a decisive technical victory.
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Philadelphia
Young Loughrey
Unk Russell
Olympic A
Worcester priest to give first Catholic prayer in Massachusetts House
Mgr. Thomas Griffin of St. John’s Worcester will deliver opening prayer when the Massachusetts General Court convenes January 6 marking the first time a Roman Catholic clergyman provides prayer in the State House. Representative James H. Mellen chose his pastor, noting Griffin’s long service and ties to Worcester and the late Senator Hoar.
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Mer. Thomas Griffin
D. D
Worcester
Massachusetts House of Representatives
General Court
State House
James H. Mellen
House of Representatives
Mellen
Mgr
Griffin
St. John’s Church
Springfield
Holy Father
Senator Hoar
Dartmouth trounces Brae-Burn 3–0 in hockey clash
Dartmouth defeats Brae-Burn 3 to 0 at Brae-Burn rink as Perry scores all three goals. Pishon stars in goal for Brae-Burn with solid defense. game officiated by Referee Norfolk and Timer Stiles. Time 20-minute periods.
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Newton
Dartmouth
Brae-Burn
Perry
Pishon
Marston
Patten
Cisss
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Foote Povty
Tes
Church
Whidden Beg
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Pierce Pettingill
Pit Eees P
Merchant Pishan
Arabian roommate accused of stealing $800 in Boston case
George Salem a mill worker from Lawrence says Joseph Hannah stole eight hundred dollars from his trunk while Salem was at work. Salem traveled to Boston with countrymen to pursue Hannah, who loafed that morning. A warrant was sworn in Lawrence police court and a $50 reward is offered for Hannah's capture.
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George Salem
Pacific Mills
Lawrence
Boston
Joseph Hannah
Chum
Salem
Hannah
Henry W. Savage presents The Devil at Hollis Street Theatre
Edwin Stevens headlines the Boston run as The Devil in a limited engagement at Hollis Street Theatre beginning Monday Jan 18 after John Drew's Jack Straw. Cast includes Jane Oaker Marion Lorne Ethel Clayton Paul McAllister and others. Stevens calls the role his strongest yet in Boston.
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Boston
Henry W. Savage
Edwin Stevens
America
Hollis Street Theatre
John Drew
Jack Straw
Jane Oaker
Marion Lorne
Ethel Clayton
Paul McAllister
W. Christy Miller
Philadelphia society man Drexel Biddle may fight intercity champ
Philadelphia December 30 If a suitable opponent can be found for him A J Drexel Biddle the Philadelphia society man and athlete will meet a Boston amateur in the ring of the Athletic Club of Philadelphia some time next month the winner to be the inter city champion
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Philadelphia
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Philadelphia Society
Boston
Athletic Club of
Boxing Feud Sets Stage For Intercity Amateur bouts
Mr Biddle trains with veteran Jim Daly three times weekly for an intercity amateur tournament between Boston Athletic Association members and local amateurs. The schedule targets the third week in January with potential matches against Boston Philadelphia teams and future invitations from New York Pittsburgh Washington and Baltimore if negotiations succeed.
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Biddle
Jim Daly
Boston Athletic Association
Athletic Club of
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Washington
Baltimore
Harvard Losi Hockey Defeated by New York Athletic Club
Harvard hockey team lost 5 to 2 at St. Nicholas rink in New York. The game featured two 15 minute periods as Harvard players showed reduced speed after a week of hard practice.
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New York
Harvard
New York Athletic Club
St. Nicholas
Maxine Elliott Opens Her New Theatre
Maxine Elliott unveiled New Yorks latest theatre on Thirty-ninth Street between Broadway and Sixth Avenue. The house was dedicated with The Chaperon a Marion Fairfax play new to the city. Attendees included Mrs Antonio de Navarro Geraldine Farrar and Charles Dana Gibson among many literary and artistic figures.
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New York
Maxine Elliott
Miss Elliott
Marion Fairfax
Antonio de Navarro
Mary Anderson
Geraldine Farrar
Charles Dana Gibson
Thirty-ninth Street
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Time Profit Takes a Back Seat at Wolf's Clothier
Stock taking drives markdown season at Wolf's corner Hanover and Portland streets. Prices stay well below rival stores and further reductions amplify savings for shoppers.
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Mark Downs
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Stage matters in Boston theater listings this week
Julia Marlowe closes at the Majestic in The Goddess of Reason and Girls opens Monday with advance sales. Crowded houses attend The Third Degree at the Hollis and John Drew previews Jack Straw next week. Paid in Full ends at the Colonial, Mabel Taliaferro stars Polly of the Circus, and Frank Daniels extends Hook of Holland at the Park.
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Julia Marlowe
the Majestic
Hollis
John Drew
Jack Straw
Colonial
Mabel Taliaferro
Polly
Circus
Frank Daniels
Park
Fannie Ward
Lady Bantock
Tremont
Nemo
Lew Dockstader
Globe
Castle Square
Grand Opera House of
the Montana Limited
Rocky Mountain Express
Claude Gillingwater
Keith
Gillingwater
Fritzi Scheff
Modiste
Charlotte Hunt
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Helen Lawton
Howard
Helen
Cora Livingston
Pretty Clara
Jennie Austin
Galaxy
Gaiety Theatre
Columbia
Joe Reagan
Harry Fletcher
Jack Doherty
Franz Rainer
Boston
Libera
Austin & Stone
Trick
Trixie
Palace Theatre
Rentz-Santley Company
Dunham and Johnson
Sam Blackman
Bertha Renck
Papal Dispensation Allows Catholics to Eat Meat on New Year
Monsignor Falconio announced the Pope granted a dispensation from fasting for Catholics on New Year’s Day. The papal delegate to the United States said the exemption permits meat consumption despite usual abstinence rules.
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Washington
Monsignor Falconio
United States
Ridaye
Secret drug control tightens at Deer Island prison
Commissioner Vernon Skinner announced at a Public Institutions Conference meeting that after January 1 prisoners at Deer Island will be barred from receiving any goods from friends or relatives. A new system lets friends deposit money for inmates to spend at cost, amid 1248 men and 228 women housed there, up from last year, while related poverty aid calls rose 30 percent.
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Vernon Skinner
Penal Institutions Department
Public Institutions Conference
Deer Island
Skinner
Edward Gallagher
Pauper Institution
Long Island
John Brant
Luscombe Weds Elizabeth J Hing in Dorchester Ceremony
Edwin T. Luscombe assistant foreman of the Boston Post color department married Elizabeth J. King of Dorchester last night at J. F. Carew residence 13 Thornley Street Dorchester.
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Edwin T. Luscombe
Elizabeth J. Hing
The
Boston Post
Elizabeth J. King
Dorchester
J. F. Carew
Thornley Street
Genevieve Mullen to Wed Guyon Earle in New York Society
Surprise blooms among friends as Miss Genevieve Lillian Mullen of New York and Brookline set to marry Guyon Locke Crocheron Earle. Earle, youngest son of the late General Ferdinand P. Earle, is 24, same as the bride, with the couple tied by family ties and aristocratic circles at Ansonia and Riverside Drive.
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Genevieve Lillian Mullen
Brookline
New York
Guyon Locke Crocheron Earle
Ferdinand P. Earle
Guy” Earle
Ansonia
Earle
Mullens
West One Hundred and Fifth Street
Riverside Drive
Eddie Nelson Seizes Win Over Johnny Wirth in Detroit Bout
In Detroit, Eddie Nelson of Windsor wins a disputed eight round bout over Johnny Wirth of Grand Rapids. Referee Rooks awarded the decision as police intervened to prevent a possible knockout when Nelson pressed with a series of rights and lefts in the sixth round.
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Detroit
Mich
Johnny Wirth
Grand Rapids
Eddie Nelson
Rooks
Nelson
Windsor A. C
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