Stars of the Country at the B A A Meet
Star athletes from the East including Duffy Tewksbury Jarvis Curtis and others enter the moth indoors meet at Mechanics Building Boston. Teams from Harvard Columbia Dartmouth Williams East Boston A A Massachusetts Institute of Technology and more compete in distance sprints and field events with handicap races and championships.
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East
Boston Athletic Association
Mechanics’ Building
Duffy
Tewksbury
Jarvis
Curtis
Long
Bb. A. A
J. L. Bremer
T. P. Curtis
BE. N. Fenno, Jr
H. L. Cadman
W. R. Mansfield
F. J. Crolins
Harvard
M. T. Lightner
J. G. Willis
M. B. Hewett
A. W. Blackmore II
W. A. Applegate
Columbia University
M. W. Dong
J. A. McAnerney
O. M. Bishop
F. B. Delgado
C.C. H. Halsay
P. Thurston
Cornell
H. EB. Hasines
D. S. Bellinger
W. P. Lawson
W. G. Warren
H H. Berry
B. Mears
Amherst
Colege
A. B. Franklin, Jr
I. W. Bates
H. W. Gladwin
F. H. Klaer
H. W. Burdon
H. F. Green
Gloucester
C. Anderson
A. Smith
A. Mears
M. W. Wurlong
A. W. Rowe
Boston
A. A
T. W. Flatley
McDonald
C. Kiley
A. McDonald
I’. A. Mahoney
F. C. Lynch
Towdoin College
H. M. Cloudman
C. F. Kendall
D. F. Snow
R. S. Edwards
A. Furtish
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
M W. Hall
H. M. McMaster
Harvard Track Team Meets Pennsylvania And Exeter Dashes
Harvard exploits listed for track events against University of Pennsylvania and Exeter with entries for 40 yard dash and related sprints. Names include A N Bick captain and multiple Harvard teammates plus opponents Cook Leavy Drum helter Westley Earley and others from Cambridge Y M C A and Boston Y M C A.
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A. N. Bick
Harvard
J. H. Converse, Jr
W. G. Clerk
A. L. Dean
S. H. Bush
M. I. Bernstein
A. W. Blackmore L SI
University of Pennsylvania
Cook
Leavy
Drumhelter
Westley
Andover
W. A. Shick, Jr
A. W. Robertson
J. M. Cate
D. Hi Jotehtford
G. A
KE. K. Carr
J. McDonald
H. FE. Crane
L. T. Bernstein
F. G. Boggs
W. D. Roberts
C. H. Wheeler
J. Lt. Doyle
W. F. Sanderson
I. R. Hill
Fr. L. Thompson
G. H. Daniels
I. Arnold
EK. L. Smith
A. T. Barry
T. BF. Keeney
W. C. McCormick
A. F. Short
G. C. Cuningham
H. Foster
A. B. Franklin
G. Manning
4. Colby
H. P. Rockwell
F. T. Bullard
Ai. Leonard
W. L. Collins
H. Mason
C Mason
W. Perry
F. B. Sears, Jr
F. Macomber
R. G. Fuller
M. Simons
I’. Rf. McKenna
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J. B.wancroft
W. N. Cunningham
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B. Wongan
F. A. Sennett
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E. B. Sprague
K. H. Smith
M. L. Bernstein
A. M. Butler
A. F. Duffy
Georgetown
J. W. Tewksbury
Pennsylvania
FP. W. Jarvis
Princeton
G Crawford
W. A. Shick
H. Rotchford
A. Pope
W. J. Hathaway
B. Clapp
E. G. Manning
W. J. Chesterman
Ff Vw. Shepard
W. G. Warren
J. P. Lucas
Williamson
J. J. Curley
H. Smith
W. Robbins
B.C. Laney
J. F. Cashman
N. N. Cunningham
W. HH. Gardiner
BG. Wonson
W. TD. Roberts
Laivy
Drumbeller
Earley
M B. Dean
R. G. Leavitt
W. A. Dearborn
J. ’. Jones
R. N. Woodworth
S. Wharton
Constantine
T. P. Curtis
R, . Shepard
L. M. Brownell
A. P. Young
W. , Morse
F. G. Ware
H. W. Locke
N. Kimball
C. Ellis
H. F. Cochems
W. Ristine
J. H. Shirk
C. M. Cohen
J. W.nibbs, Jr
O. Packard
Seaver
Paul Potter
P. P. Edson
G. S&s. Wasbrouch
J. W. Harr
Wilson
B. A McDonald
CC. B. Yardley, Jr
J. K. Usser
O. M. Stewart
KR. A. Pope
W. H. Thacave
A G G to Continue Racing Club After Losses
At the Associated Cycling Clubs of Boston annual meeting in Quincy House, members voted to continue the organization despite a loss exceeding 1200 dollars last season. Leopold Abraham was re elected president and officers were named, with a reduced initiation fee and a 10 dollar dividend for each of the eleven member clubs.
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Quincy House
Associated Cycling Clubs
Boston and Vicinity
Leo Abraham
Henry W
Arthur W. Robinson
George W. Dorntee
C. E. Fay
D. T. Morine
Shattuck
Bond
Leopold Abraham
G. W. Dorntee
H. K E. Morine
H. C. Nickerson
H. W. Dewey
Guy Newhall
C. Eay
W. H. Shattuck
W. C. Bond
Boston
Bicycle notes from New England cycling scene gains
Four New England cities including New Haven plan weekly meets under N C A rules with six lap electric lit tracks. George H Collett leads New Haven plans for May 10 first meet while Jank Mayo declines Europe ride. Commonwealth Cycle Club moves to 614 Massachusetts Ave Boston. New York L A W seeks proxy votes to back George R Bidwell’s national presidency.
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New England
New Haven
George H. Collett
Collett
Yale
Commonwealth Bicycle Club
Massachusetts Avenue
Cycle Club Row
Boston
New York
George R. Bidwell
National Organization
Assembly
Wolfson
Massachusetts
Hexvcling World
Iare
American Bicycle Company
Thomas B. Jeffrey
J. M. Lirg
Columbia Football Manager Reports Annual Finances
W. E. Mitchell, manager, reports total receipts 60 568 74 expenditures 46 294 09 payment of loans 1 200 balance cash 3 374 63. The Acusnia II yacht sold to W T Rainey of Philadelphia. will be rebuilt for cruising. Salem High School Athletic Association to meet next week on renting Bridge Street grounds, rental doubled. League of American Sportsmen to hold annual meeting at Hotel Marlboro February 14 with fifteen states represented.
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W. E. Mitchell
Columbia
Acusnia II
W. T. Rainey
Philadelphia
H. W. Hanan
Acushla
Salem High School Athletic Assolation
Bridge Street
League of American Sportsmen
Hotel Marlboro
Calumet Team Takes Two From Arlington In Gilt Edge
Calumet Boat Club won two of three against Arlington Boat Club in the Gilt Edge League tonight. The victory moves Calumet to fifth place, one game ahead of Newtowne of Cambridge. Scores followed.
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Arlington
Calumet Club
Arlington Boat Club
Newtowne
Cambridge
Jolly
Boylston
Hayden, Stone & Co
A. B. Turner & Brother
Bankers and Brokers
Baird
Hawes
Ober
Cousens
Bennett
Fans Fill Hub Alleys in Intercycle Bowling Showdown
Suffolk Bicycle Club topped Charlestown Cycle Club three straight, amid lively crowds at the Hub alley. Chelsea and Crescent battled to a tie before Powder Horn precincts won the decisive roll-off by five pins as Kirk Dembrinski and others starred.
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Suffolk Bicycle Club
Charlestown Cycle Club
Chelsea
Crescent Cycle
Powder Horn
Crescent
Kirk
Dembrinski
Adams
Kiley
Leet
Raithel
Kilduff
Plummer
Beacon Club
Carruth Alley
Crandon
Faneuil
Cradle of Liberty
Clark
Hollis
Gerrish
Vinson
Farren
Coe
Cameron
Forrest
McGovern Defeats Santry for Featherweight Title in Fifth
Terry McGovern of Brooklyn defeated Eddie Santry of Chicago by knockout in the fifth round at Tattersall's in Chicago. The bout drew about 15,000 spectators with box receipts exceeding $18,000. Santry had two knockdowns, but McGovern dominated with a steady assault and a decisive uppercut and jaw shot in the final seconds.
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Chicago
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Eddie Santry
Ben Jordan
England
Santry
Terry
McGovern
MceGovern
Organizers Seek Philadelphia Franchise for New Baseball Association
Philadelphia workers report little progress in forming a permanent American Association of baseball clubs. A Philadelphia franchise remains tied to strings on money, with organizers negotiating to secure capital. Providence and Louisville delegates react as talks continue, with details on new investors not disclosed.
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Philadelphia
American Association of Baseball Clubs
Association
Continental Hotel
George H. Roger
Providence
Louisville
Massachusetts Senate proposes auto fender bill
Senator Baldwin introduces legislation to regulate automobile operation with required fenders and wheel guards. Railroad commissioners will notify manufacturers and users within three months after passage of the act.
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Baldwin
Massachusetts Senate
American Yacht Models Shipmed for Paris Exposition
Stowed aboard the United States Steamship Prairie for the Paris Exposition, 33 full rigged and 31 half models of famous U S yachts along with schooners and pilot boats are loaned by the New York Yacht Club and the State of Massachusetts. Lieutenant J Rutherford Buchan led the yearlong effort to assemble the display which includes large models costing up to 1000 dollars each and a decorative sea green burlap interior.
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New York
United States
Prairie
Navy Yard
J. Rutherford Buchan
New York Yacht Club
State of
Massachuet
Puritan
Volunteer
Vigilant
Defender
Tufts Largest Winter Social At New Gymnasium
Medford February 1 Tufts College hosted its biggest winter social in the new gymnasium. The ballroom was crowded with many visiting ladies and numerous alumni. Delta Tau Delta Beta Mu chapter held a reception at its Latin Way chapter house with Mrs. Lewis S. Murphy and organizers listed.
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Medford
Tufts Collere
L. R. Lewis
George M. Harman
Row
Tufts College
Roland M. Lamb
Ora G. Daniels
Joseph Butler
Beta Mu
Delta Tau Delta
Latin Way
Lewis S. Murphy
Somerville
Roger W. Armstrong
Joseph G. Ray
Jeffries Point Smoke Talk Under Way At Maverick Street Club
The Jeffries Point Rowing Association hosted the first smoke talk at the Maverick Street club house in East Boston last evening. An entertainment featured six boxing bouts with fighters Harry Hayes Colby McDermott Jack Booth Billy Curren Albert Gilmore Jim Collins Jimmy Briggs Tommy Duffy Tommy Hefferan Jig Stone Jack Buckley and Sandy Ferguson.
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Jeffries Point Rowing Association
Maverick Street
Boston
Harry Hayes
Colby McDermott
Jack Booth
Billy Curren
Albert Gilmore
Jim Collins
Jimmy Briggs
Tommy Duffy
Tommy Hefferan
Jig Stone
Jack Buckley
Sandy Ferguson
Nay of Central Club Wins City Candle Pin Title at Murray & Irwin
Nay of the Central Club of Somerville captured the premier candle pin title in a weekly tourney at Murray and Irwin's alley last night. Ten players competed for prizes, with Nay receiving the trophy and Wilby and Linton also earning laurels.
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Nay
Crack Central Club
Somerville
Murray & Irwin's Alley
Wilby
Linton
Polo Yesterday Scores and Results
New Haven 2 Mediden 1. Lawrence 10 Taunton 3. East Weymouth 2 Salem. Brief sports score roundup with local teams and results.
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New Haven
Mediden
Lincoln Club Officers Elected at Young's Hotel Meeting
Officers elected at the Lincoln Club gathering include Robert H. Upham as president, Peter Morrison and F. M. Turmort as vice presidents, Benjamin Cole Jr as secretary, Kimery Grover as treasurer, and an executive committee comprising Taylor, J Payson Bradley, Arthur Fuller, James M. Usher, and A A Folsom.
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Lincoln Club
Young’s Hotel
Robert H. Upham
Peter Morrison
F. M. Turmort
Benjamin Cole, Jr
Kimery Grover
Taylor
J. Payson Bradley
Arthur Fuller
James M. Usher
A. A. Folsom
Giant 10 Fight Jeffries Arrives In New York
An 8 foot tall Arabian named Hassan Ali has landed in New York aiming to challenge heavyweight champion Jim Jeffries. At 275 pounds he relies on reach and long stride to avoid a knockout, claiming he can defeat Jeffries with a single blow before the champion can close.
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New York
Jeffries
Hassan Ali
Europe
Boxing Rumor Mill Sets Stage For Midweight Title Bout
At the Kirtland Club tonight George Byers defends the middleweight crown against George Gardiner with Captain Bill Daly as referee. A large Boston contingent attends as preliminaries begin at 8. If Byers wins, Mulvihill challenges him at the Kirtland on Feb 12. if Gardiner wins, Mulvihill meets him Feb 19.
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Kirtland
George Byers
George Gardiner
Lowell
Byers
Bill Daly
Boston
Martin Mulvihill
Mulvibill
Kirtland Club
Gardiner
Twin Sullivan
Portland
Dave Leahy
Joe Robinson
Pocahontas
Harry Page
Page
Casco Club
Andy Daly
Post
Mike Sears
Sears
Daly
Patsey Haley
New England
Martin Riley
Andy Watson
Snullivan
Louis Russell
Kid Carbone
Tony Buckle
T. Stackpole
Lynn
Martin Julian
Robert Fitzsimmons
Ob Fitzsimmons
Bath
Bell
Joe Flaherty
Tim McCarthy
Marquis of Queensberry
George W. Atkinson
Sporting Life
London
Eng
Kid Broad
Dave Sullivan
Broadway Athletic Club
Broad
Joe Macias
Marquis of Queensberry Dies Known for Boxing Rules
The Marquis of Queensberry who died Wednesday authored the Queensberry rules used in most boxing matches. He witnessed only one prize bout Kilrain versus Smith in France. He drafted the rules in college and cared little for prize fighting, yet exposed the Oscar Wilde scandal to protect his son.
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Marquis of Queensberry
Kilrain
Smith
France
Oscar Wilde
Boxing Odds and Rumors Stir in Chelsea and Brooklyn Matches
The piece notes Sullivan's chances against Broad hinge on a knockout, mentions secretive backers and high-placed figures, and criticizes four minute rounds with untrained fighters. It reports Kid Trend vs Dave Sullivan tonight and Eddie Lenny in Brooklyn Monday amid broad suspicions of manipulation and criminal carelessness.
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Tom O'Rourke
Macias
Sullivan
Broad
Rialto
Bill Daly
Denny Murphy
Chelsea
New York
Dave Sullivan
Eddie Lenny
Brooklyn
Troud
Benton
Rob Roy
Appleton Academy Association Elects Officers
The Appleton Academy Association met at the American House with 172 alumni present. John Herbert received a clock from George O. Whiting, as former pupils offered brief recollections. New officers include Herbert as president and Whiting as secretary treasurer, with a slate of vice presidents led by F. Bancroft and Hildreth.
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Appleton Academy Association
American House
John Herbert
Academy
Herbert
George O. Whiting
T. F. Clary
George F. Leighton
John L. Hildreth
Melvin ©. Adams
E. A. Murdock
John Preston
F. P. Bancroft
Charles H. Amsden
J. L. Hildreth
Hosea Kingman
Charles H. Burns
J. Wesles’ Churchill
Stephen H. Thayer
Timothy Perry
Charles F. Emerson
New Hampshire Daughters Host Colonial Evening
The New Hampshire Daughters held a colonial evening in Pierce Hall Copley Square with vocal selections recitations patriotic pictures and a short sketch of De Ad Time Courtship. Mrs KR Nickerson chaired the reception committee.
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New Hampshire
Pierce Hall
Copley Square
KR. M. Nickerson
Bowdoin Alumni Hold 32nd Annual Meeting at Copley Square
The Association of Bowdoin Alumni gathered about seventy five graduates at the Copley Square Hotel last night with Oli ver C. Stevens presiding. Guests included Elihu Vedder Professor F. C. Robinson Judge William L. Putnam Edward Stanton and John C. Combs. Letters of regret were read from several unable to attend including Thomas Brackett Reed.
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Association of Bowdoin
Copley Square
Oliver C. Stevens
Elihu Vedder
F. C. Robinson
Bowdoin College
William L. Putnam
United States Circuit Court
Edward Stanton
John C. Combs
Bowdoin
Maine
Edward Stanwood
Yank
Combs
College
Guitar and Mandolin
First Social Amb Dance of Military Division 45 A. O. H
The Chelsea chapter hosts the first social amb dance in Granite Hall this evening. Charlestown Division 5 A. O. H. holds its fourteenth annual hall at Monument Hall on Main Street tonight.
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Granite Hall
Charlestown
Monument Hall
Main Street
Insurance Men Dine At Penn Mutual Banquet
The annual banquet of the New England department of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company was held at Young's Hotel last night with thirty six members present.
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Young's Hotel
Fire causes damage in Boyle Street apartments
A lighted match ignited lace draperies in the fifth floor apartments of artist Arthur Lockwood at 276 and 278 Boylton Street. The blaze caused $30 in damage yesterday.
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Theuilding
Boyleton Street
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