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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1902

Page

4

Fast Bowling in Amateur League Opens Tonight

The A A U billiard championship opens tonight at Knickerbocker Athletic Club New York with a strong amateur field from Boston New York Chicago and San Francisco Schmitt and Threshie represent Boston along with rivals including Dr Miller Dr Mial Hendrik Morris Conklin and Sigourney The event tracks past winners and records with Mullen Foss Wayman McCreery Joss and Conklin noted in successive years and Charles Threshie of Boston narrowly losing to Conklin by one point

Knickerbocker Athletic Club New York Boston Chicago San Trancisco Schmitt and Threshie Miller Mia Joss Conklin

Charlestown leads Mystic Valley League with tight race

Charlestown sits atop the Mystic Valley League by one peg as Arlington Boat Club bids to catch Bunker Hill. A rare quadruple tie for third spot features Newtowne Calumet and Towanda each with 16 wins while Marston’s average dips and Littlefield maintains form. Marston also posts the best spare average at .86 per Harding’s calculation.

Charlestown Arlington Boat Club Bunker Hill Newtowne Calumet Towanda Marston Charlestown Club A. Een Eee Weene Newtowne Club Calumet Club Towanda Club Medford Club Coccevedd Old Belfry Club Seebeenwes Littlefield Winchester Conti Southwell Gillette H. F. Durgin A. B Wanda Rere Calumet. Club

New Century League sees Independents and Norwoods tied for first

In the New Century League set, Independents and Norwoods share top honors after week three with eight wins and one loss each. Harrop leads individuals with a 134 single, a league record, as team highs include Independents’ 603 string and 1414 three-string total amid a shift toward candlepin play.

Independents Norwoods Roslindale Boylston Harrop Young Av'ge Fio AN Cna Thane T Dedham Aioe Cavanaugh Keough Smith Norwood McAteer Oby Sol Younk

Marketmen's League Standings दिखाई Butter Leading

Butter holds a four game edge over Farmers as Poultry and Produce jockey for third and fourth. Beefs aim to climb out of last while Fish, Hollis, Kinsman, and others post varying shows in a tight race toward season end.

Hollis Kinsman Clark Wright Benjamin Gillette Dalton Kilton Houghton Dillon Nichol

Candle Pin League sees tight top after week

In Boston Bowling Association action, Carruth advances toward Webster while Boylston shares third with Murray & Irwin. Lang clings to first among individuals as the Boylston trio lead the standings, with Harriman tied for third and several players from Webster and Carruth listed among top averages.

Carruth Webster Boston Pki Scekessaue Murray & Irwin Tomoteots Cccr St. James McCarthy Pie Tend Ecce Neetes City Hall Lang Boylston Jackmngh Tiotigton Blarriman Lawrence, Caituth Rowse, Murray & Irwin I Williams, Webster B. Freeman Hedge Joy Finnegan, Murray & Irwin Stone Paviston Nelson McCarthy Ooienss Mack Sudbury Bitese Alexander CarPuth Dale Jeferson McGrath Murray H. Freeman Bradbury Burns Russell Jefferson Hub Cece Coleman Ce Mason, Murray & Irwin Murphy St. James Ay Finneran Flimpten Sudbu Callahan MecCart Boawaue Pnayson

Bottle Pin Division Sees Tie Break Notch Sudbury Behind Hub

There was no change last week in the relative positions of the six teams in the big pin division, except for the breaking by the Hub team of its tie with Sudbury for second place. Smith, Morgan, Lawson and Williams head the individual list. Carruth got one game more behind Webster for the honor of.

Sudbury Smith Morgan Lawson Williams Carruth Webster

Four Club Basis For Nationals

Boston may face either playing in a four team league or leaving baseball for at least a season as Brooklyn, Pittsburg, Chicago and Philadelphia plan a four club schedule. President Dreyfuss backs a four club basis arguing it is a plain business move to shed Freedman and his allies and avoid weaker cities and unsuitable dates. He believes eight clubs with proper conditions can be formed later.

Boston New York Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago Philadelphia Spalding Dreyfuss A. G. Spalding Soden West Robison St. Louis Brush Cincinnati Freedman

Pork Packers' League Standings Hold After Week

Boston maintains four game lead in Pork Packers' League as no standings shift occur except Squire topples tie with North. North now tied with Morris for fourth place after Secretary Mcrean tallies the figures.

Boston Pork Packers Squire Morris Mcrean

Weekly Amateur League Matchups This Week

Listing of multiple league games across Amateur League Mystic Valley New Century and other leagues. Matches include Charlestown, 999th, Arlington, Calumet, Newton, Medford, Towanda, Hyde Park, Webster, Dedham, South Boston, Redmption, Puritan Trust, Produce, Farm ers versus Beef, and other local teams across Tuesday to Friday schedules.

Charlestown Arlington Dudley Calumet Old Dorchester Newton Mystic Valley League Newtowne Old Belfry Medford Towanda NEW Century League Boylston Hyde Park Roslindale Webster Norwood Dedham Murray & Irwin South Boston Bank Officers’ League Republic International Trust Shawmut Boston Safe Redemption Puritan Trust Old Colony Third

Polo schedule for Salem and surrounding clubs announced

A conference of Salem Lowell Clinton Plymouth and Worcester American Roller Polo Association clubs at Hotel Savoy adopted a three week schedule. Dates run Feb 4 through Feb 22 with multiple matchups including Lowell Portland Salem Worcester Clinton Lewiston Plymouth and Lawrence in various home away fixtures.

Salem Lowell Clinton Plymouth Worcester American Roller Polo Association Savoy Lewiston Lawrence Portland

Bradford Boat Club Ball and Local Sports Schedule

The Bradford Boat Club hosts its 28th annual ball at Prospect Hall Cambridgeport this evening. Also tonight: North Shore versus Curtis and Waltham versus Federal in the Commercial League bowling. Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association finals and handicap events set for Monday Feb 17 with entry closing Feb 10.

Hub Carruth Boylston Webster City Hall Jefferson St. James McCarthy Sudbury Murray & Irwin Meyers North Shore Curtis Waltham Federal Bradford Boat Club Prospect Hall Cambereeeport Ham St. Alphonsus A. A Commercial League Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association Lst Murdock Charlestown Boston Light Melding Spy Pond Bigney Sportfy Post Sir Philip Casey Brooklyn N. Y Sir—H Columbia Shamrock

McGovern Arrives in Cincinnati for Sullivan Fight Prep

Terry McGovern reached Cincinnati with Dan Dougherty Joe Humphreys Hugh McGovern Charles Maywood and Sam Harris and other supporters. Manager Harris may move the February 22 date with Dave Sullivan to February 21 or 24 due to travel conflicts. McGovern expressed strong confidence in defeating Sullivan upon arrival at Norwood Inn.

Cincinnati Terry McGovern Dan Dougherty Joe Humphreys Hugh McGovern Charles Maywood Sam Harris Norwood Inn Harris W Louisville Dave Sullivan Terry Sullivan

Eddie Bald to Return to the Race Track

Eddie Cannon Bald of Buffalo, once the sprint cycling king, announces a return to the track for Hot Springs, Arkansas, to join Floyd McFarland on the National Cycling Association grand circuit. Bald, born January 27, 1874, begins a renewed bid after three prior returns, confident in his speed as he and McFarland train for a month to condition for all possible races.

Eddie Cannon Bald Buffalo Bald Floyd McFarland McFarland Hot Springs Ark

Sandow to Demonstrate Strength for Harvard Students

Sandow the strong man will perform in the Harvard Union on Tuesday night. Dr. Sargent director of the Hemenway gymnasium at Harvard will describe and exhibit his muscles giving students insight into how such development is obtained and its meaning to the possessor.

Sandow Harvard Harvard Union Sargent Hemenway Gymnasium

Lawson enters new bulldog Fashion in New York Dog Show

Thomas W. Lawson, of this city, enters his English bulldog Fashion in the Westminster Kennel Club show in New York, February 19 to 22. Fashion arrived from England about ten days ago, a frequent winner there. Lawson adds a Dreamwold cup prize of $250 for the best Ruby, Blenheim, or Prince Charles spaniel, to be won three times by the same owner.

Lawson Fashion New York Thomas W. Lawson England Westminster Club

Radcliffe Students Plan Unique Gift for Helen Keller

Radcliffe College girls raise a purse to buy Sir Thomas a prize St. Bernard for Helen Keller. The famous dog, a winner of many blue ribbons, showed affection during Keller’s visit to Newton Kennels. Most funds are subscribed. gift secrecy is to be kept until purchase.

Radcliffe Helen Keller Radcliffe College Sir Thomas Miss Keller Newton Kennels

Twenty two Players Enter the International Chess Contest

MONTE CARLO Feb 2 The international chess congress opened with a rule code discussion for the tournament starting tomorrow Twenty two players were accepted including Pillsbury Marshall Napier Blackburne Mortimer Gunsberg Mason Teichmann Teichmann Taubenhaus Mieses Von Scheve Tarrasch Marco Maroczy Popiel Schlechter Wolf Eisenberg Tschigarin Reggio Italy and Russia were represented with Elsenberg Marco Gunsberg Teichmann Mortimer Reggio Albin Pillsbury Tarrasch Blackburne Taubenhaus Mason Tschigorin Scheve drawn numbers 3 through 22 for the schedule under the Berger schedule.

Monte Carlo H. N. Pillsbury F. J. Marshall W. E B. Napier America J. H. Blackburne James Mortimer Isidor Gunsberg James Mason Richard Teichmann Great Britain Adolf Georg Marco Geza Maroczy Ignatz von Poptel Carl Schlechter S. Wolf Austria-Hungary I. R. Eisenberg M. I. Tschigarin Russia A. Reggio Italy Maroczy Marshall Wolf Mieses Schlechter Janowski Popiel Napier Elsenberg Marco Gunsberg Teichmann Mortimer Reggio Albin Pillsbury Tarrasch Blackburne Taubenhaus Mason Tschigorin Scheve Berger

Adams Leads At Pool Championship

Union Adams Jr of the South Boston Yacht Club dominated the pool tournament on Saturday night. He defeated rival George Hannan 60 to 24 and beat M. Johnson 50 to 22, running his record to seven wins and one loss. Hannan had been Adams’ closest challenger.

South Boston Union Adams, Jr Horner South Boston Yacht Club

Club chess match narrows to six wins two losses for Day evening

The article notes Day evening leading Mr. Adams with a six to two record as ten top club players contest prizes. Matches occur on Wednesday and Saturday nights weekly. Adams represents Sir Thomas Lipton here, with the current score to date pending final results.

Adams Thomas Lipton

Knickerbocker carnival draws 613 entries at Madison Square Garden

New York Feb 2 613 entries flood Knickerbocker Athletic Club indoor carnival at Madison Square Garden. Notable hopes include John Flanagan in the 28 pound shot and Arthur Duffey aiming to break the 60-yard mark. Alex Grant leads the one mile, with 33 opponents. six powerhouse teams Penn Yale Columbia Georgetown Rutgers compete in the two mile relay.

New York Knickerbocker Athletic Club Madison Square Garden James H. Sullivan John Flanagan Greater New York Irish A. C University of Pennsylvania Yale Columbia Georgetown Rutgers

New England Club Announces Dog Show Judges at Mechanics Building

The bench show committee lists judges for the Mechanics Building event in April. James W. Appleton handles beagles, R. D. Perry foxhounds, F Mansell of London oversees bulldogs setters fox Irish Airdale Scottish Welsh and many terrier breeds. Colonel John E. Thayer will judge deerhounds. Boston terrier judge to be named. three judges may award in that breed to avoid dissatisfaction among exhibitors.

New England Club Mechanics’ Building Pril James W. Appleton Beagles R. D. Perry F. Mansell London England James Mortimer

Meteor schooner Meteor towed for German regatta season

The Emperor of Germany’s new schooner Meteor nears completion and is set for launch ahead of a busy yachting season in German waters. An outline drawing shows midship, waterline and stem. racing plans include Dover to Heligoland, Elbe racing, Kiel Canal, and Kiel events with daily racing through July.

New York George Wilhelm Watsen Bremen Heligoland Elbe Norddeutscher Regatta Verein Kiel Canal Kiel Travemunde

Health in Minutes with Sandow Muscles at Shop

You may become healthy and strong rather than weak. It takes only a few minutes twice daily using Sandow Dumbbells Indian Clubs Chest Weights Rowing Machines Punching Bags and the Waist Reducing Machine. Visit the Muscle Building Shop or send for the Guide to Health.

Jealousy of Mrs Tree Forces Potter From Calypso Cast

London February 2 Mrs Potter resigns from Beerbohm Tree's Calypso after a confrontation over a realistic love scene with Ulysses. The dispute centers on Mrs Tree's jealousy and her husband’s performance. Potter defends her passionate portrayal as proper dramatic art despite Mrs Tree's demand for restraint.

London

Boxing Gossip on McGovern and Rival Fights Near Cincinnati

Boxing gossip surveys McGovern training quarters near Cincinnati linked to Jim Jeffries Ohio bout that never happened. It notes need for rugged sparring partners and recalls Tom O Rourke's sparring strategy with Dixon. Also forecasts potential Walcott vs Martin clash and Corbett Lavigne at 128 pounds, plus Walcott Childs set for Louisville. mentions English 126pong title bid and Lenox WC meet names and amateur championships upcoming in Philadelphia with prize watches.

Terry McGovern Cincinnati Dave Sullivan Jim Jeffries Ohio Gus Ruhlin McGovern Danny Danny Daugherty Daugherty Tom O'Rourke Dixon Joe Walcott Denver Martin Walcott Eer Corbett Lavigne Frank Childs Chicago England Jack Roberts Will Curley London Roberts Young Cor Lenox A. C Hugh McPadden Brooklyn Fred Bryson Waltham Peter Brooks Lawrence James Stone New West Side A. C New York A. C Patsey Mcc-Kenna Fred Maguire Ikey Woods Sera Gilman Goodman Jimmy Connolly Martin Flaherty Lowell Tommy Moran Sandler Young Stone Boston Eddie Kaveney Philadelphia Thomas F. Burke The Roanokes

Washington Tours and Travel Details Listed

Tours depart from various cities including Boston and Washington with dates in February March and April. Rates cover all expenses with hotel accommodations and rail options. Prospectus from Joseph P. Taggart of the N. E. P. A. invites readers to apply for illustrated itineraries to Washington and nearby points.

Washington

Boston Theatre Concert Delights Crowded Audience

Rain could not dampen a full Boston Theatre for Sunday night concert. Albert C Orcutt and John H Clahane impressed, with Al and Mamie Anderson’s colored sketches and Johnny Quigley’s tenor. Maud Campbell Lizzie Purcell Ida Lawrence Lillian Hennessy Frank Dodge also performed as the First Regiment Band offered its usual pleasing entertainment.

Boston Albert C. Orcutt John H. Clahane Mamie Anderson Johnny Quigley Maud Campbell Lizzie Purcell Ida Lawrence Lillian Hennessy Frank Dodge First Regiment

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