Best Dog Shown in New England Kennel Club Show
Warren Sentence a smooth coated fox terrier owned by L and W Rutherford of Alleghany New Jersey was named best dog in the open classes at the New England Kennel Club show. The event featured judge awards, protests over weight class, and notable prizes including Diana a bloodhound owned by Dr. C A Longest valued at 1000 dollars. Governors Wolcott and military officers attended with numerous breed wins listed for multiple breeds and exhibitors across the day.
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Warren Sentence
L. & W. Rutherford
Allemachy
N. J
New England Kennel Club
Warren Safeguard
Warren
George Gould
Mike
C. M. Bryant
Boston
Wolcott
Dalton
Dexter
Sears
Venus
Dr. Longest
J. F. Holt
Trixie
Boston Terrier Club
Braintree
Brookdale Farm
Kneeland Street
New Haven Road
Gordon Setters
Pinemont
Edwin H. Morris
Fannie B
C. T. Brownell
King B
Bitches
Dwight Bee
J. R. Oughton
Heather Lad
Little Casino
H. Fred Church
Tommy Tickle
T. S. Berlin
Jersey
Frank
F. E
Edgewood
Frank F. Dole
Moonlight
Cardona
R. Huidekoper
Starlight
Sabatia
R. S. Huidekoper
Drayton Warwick
J. Bradbury
Moonlight Belle
Rowland P. Keasley
Res
Scanal
Marcel A. Viti
Endcliffe Bishop
Toon & Thomas
Endcliffe Myrtle
Woolton Wonder
Arbert P. Mullens
Gypsy Belle
John H. Herbertson
George J. Gould
Gordon Sette
Dwight
Hannah
Codmars
Tiree
Oliver Ames
Wankie Diana
Fannie Brooks
Champ‘ons
Skye
Woodbury Kennels
Elphinstone
Queen of Sykes
Thomas Shallcrosse
Don
Frank Brury
Milton de Roleen
O. W. Donner
Tory
Endcliffe Fusee
Toon
Omas
Merle Grady
W. J. Beadleston
Milton Doleen
Jack Briggs
Mons
Boulot
George N. Phelps
George N. Olng
Snow Flyers Race Day Echoes of a Bevy of Fast Trotting Pairs
Notable turfmen gathered on the boulevard with George L. Spear and Sphinxetta leading a fast day. Races featured Sonney Craig’s Little Wonder and Rance Wentworth’s swift pacers amid multiple brushes. The highlight came as Wentworth defeated Tomah with Tomah halted by a sleigh, as Charlies Barnard Jr. posted a 2:22 mile with two-year-old style speed.
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George L. Spear
New England
Sphinxetta
Prairie Lily
Sonney Craig
Rance Wentworth
Craig
Little Wonder
Mr. Wentworth
George W. Leavitt
Mr. Young
J. H. Grout
Henry
Dave Brewer
Somerville
Captain Perkins
Thetis
W. H. Robbs
Samuel McCoy
Mr. Gore
Dorchester
Young Sexton
Frank Hall
Tomah
Mr. Hall
Wentworth
Charlies Barnard, Jr
George Gay
Mischief
John Shepard
Beacon Street
Wilbur Downing
Vermont
Arthur Dorman
Crawford House
Bicycle Notes and Racing Rumors in Cambridge
Tom Butler challenges Edward Cannon Bald for the American championship in a mile heats race with a $1000 prize, possibly in Jacksonville. Tonight the Tiger Roadsters meet Mattapan Road Club in ice polo at the Chutes. Reinstatement for W. E. Shaw as an amateur is sought, with Porter brothers and Joe Napelu of Keene eyeing Trinity team spots. A progressive whist party begins at Mattapan R C with prizes, and Boston Cycle Co plans Elmore samples. Quincy Cycle Co restarts production as Brown & Wales catalog debuts. Interest grows in home trainer races next week in West Newton Street.
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Tom Butler
Cambridgeport
Edward Cannon Bald
America
Jacksonville
Tom
Europe
Tiger Roadsters
Mattapan Road Club
W. E. Shaw
National Assembly
Arthur Porter
N. O. Porter
Joe Napeau
Keene, N. H
Trinity Racing
Worcester
Fowler
Mattapan R. C
J. M. Linscott
Boston Cycle Company
United States Lawn Tennis Association Elects Officers
The USLTA meet at Hotel Waldorf elected James Dwight as president with J S Clark and J T Whittlesey as officers. An executive committee was named including Richard Stevens and W A Larned. The handicap system shifts from quarters to sixths and doubles championships may move to Longwood C Co Boston.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Hotel
Waldorf
James Dwight
J. S. Clark
J. T. Whittlesey
N. J. Hall
Richard Stevens
W. A. Larned
C. S. Campbell
R. D.wrenn
P. E
A Hot Challenge to the Drug Doctors
Dr Simon M Landis of Boston publishes a public challenge to physicians who claim medicines cure disease or create human tissues. He brands medical doctors as quacks, attacking their science and urging reform or open debate. February 9, 19XX.
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Simon M. Landis
M. D
Boston
Cambridge sports notes mix of races crews and challenges
A crowded sporting page lists foot races in Cambridge Won by A E Sharon over J S Leest in 410 yards. Skating bets among Wilson Breen Douglass M Wetmore. two mile race proposed for $100 a side. Riverside Boat Club adjusts match dates with A A A and New England Rowing Association holds Feb 10 meeting.
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W. O’brien
Selden Street
Tinder
Sandycove Castle
Kingstown
England
A. E. Sharon
J. S. Leest
Cambridge
Sharon
Charles Webber
Cambridgeport
Burke
Lowell
J. N. Tierney
Main
Charlestown
A. P. Schwaner
Travers Island
Q. L. Hellwig
Williamsburg
N. J
Wilson Breen
Douglass M. Wetmore
Jamaica Plain
Chutes
Breen
The
Post
Hudson Breen
Bob Warner
New England
New England Rowing Association
American House
Ted Sullivan
New Jersey
Riverside Boat Club
National Bowlers League Formed in Cincinnati
A meeting of bowlers in the Brooklyn room at the Hotel Emory led to the formation of the National Bowlers' League. Temporary officers were named with Karpf of Brooklyn as Chairman and B. J. Mayer of Cincinnati as Secretary. Cities to be included span Brooklyn, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Rochester, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Wheeling, and Newport.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Emory
National Bowlers’ League
Karpf
N. Y
B. J. Mayer
Buffalos
Niagara Falls
Rochester
New York
Chicago
Wheeling
Newport
Pure California Wines $1 per Gallon Four Bottles
Advertisement lists Pure California Wines at 1 per gallon for four assorted bottles. Blanchard and Farrar address at 44 to AZ Dock Square and B81 Faneuil Ball Square. No further details provided.
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California
Blanchard & Farrar
AZ Dock Square
Faneuil
B A A Beats Battery Team In Boston League
B A A totaled 2688 to Battery's 2586 in a Boston League match at 999th Artillery. First string 912 to 877, second string 1824 to 178?. Battery sparked late but fell short. Spencer led singles with 228 and 577 across three strings. Arthur Hill had 225 single and 669 three-string total.
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Spencer
Arthur Hill
Hill
Woods
Smith
Ashworth
Littlefield
Foye
Cadman Club Dominates Suburban Interclub Night at Casino Club
In a Cassino Club Suburban Interclub clash the Cadman Club beat the home team in all events except bowling where the Casino team won easily. Scores are not provided in the readable text.
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Casino Club
Cadman Club
Justice Wins He Whips Sailor Boy in Ten Rounds
In Albany the Meyer Athletic Club hosts four ten round bouts. George Justice of New York defeats Sailor Boy of Albany in a hurricane duel after eight rounds. Earlier Alfred Shirlain beats Andrey Sharker and Jack Fogarty draws with Jimmy Kelly. Mike Farragher bests Mickey McManus in ten rounds.
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Albany
N. Y
Meyer Athletic Club
George Justice
New York
Jimmy Duffy
Sailor Boy
Alfred Shirlain
Andrey Sharker
West Albany
Mike Farragher
Youngstown, C
Mickey McManus
McManus
Boxing Gossip and Benefit Hopes in Boston
The city backs a charity event for Jimmy Duffy’s family at Bijou Theatre with advance ticket sales strong. John L. Sullivan has a box and will attend. Qua ker City Athletic Club runs the affair with other Boston boxers volunteering. Headlines also note major bouts at Broadway NY and previews of Maine boxer Mike Sears seeking to clear up past disputes with Solly Smith. J. M. NewburyportMass promises an accurate answer tomorrow morning.
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Boston
Jimmy Duffy
Duffy
New York City
John L. Sullivan
Arena
Philadelphia
Paddy Ryan
Quaker City Athletic Club
Spider’’ Weir
Paddy Fenton
Broadway Athletic Club
Kid’ Lavigne
Jack Reid
Ireland
Jim McVeigh
Brooklyn
Billy O’donnell
Tommy Brady
Maine
Mike Sears
Solly Smith
Charley Myer
Myer’s Athletic Club
Albany
Sears
Lynn
the Post
Smith, Raveney
J. M
Newburyport
Mass
Yale Alumni Dinner Guests Include Noted Yale Figures
Guests at the Yale Alumni Association dinner at Parker House include Professor Andrew W. Phillips Rev Frank R Shipman 85 of Andover Howard Mansfield 11 of New York Alfred S Ripley 78 of Boston Rev Benjamin Bacon 81 former Yale football star Colonel Norris G Osborn 80 of the New Haven Register and famed Yale oarsman Bob Cook 76. It is hinted Cook may discuss the Yale Harvard race situation.
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Yale Alumni Association
Parker House
Andrew W. Phillips
Frank R. Shipman
Andover
Howard Mansfield
New York
Alfred S Ripley
Boston
Benjamin Bacon
Yale
Norris G. Osborn
New Haven Register
Bob Cook
Mr. Cook
Harvard
Arlington Polo Defeats Waltham as Malden and Melrose Split
Arlington High defeated Waltham High 4–0 in the Interparatary League polo match at Spy Pond. Malden High beat Winchester 4–0 and Melrose tied Medford 1–1 in Suburban High School League play. Cambridge High and Latin routed a collegian team 9–2.
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Medford High
Melrose High
Leach
Melrose
Remick
Medford
F. R
Thompson Worthen
T S. T
Remick Bowman
Glidden Merrill
Hb. B
Drake Brown
Mayo
Goalsee
Brown University Beats Montclair Club In Ice Polo
Brown University defeated Montclair Athletic Club 2 to 1 at the Ice Palace rink. The victory advances Brown to a challenge match with the New York polo team for the amateur championship.
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BROWN
Mont Clair
New York
Ice Palace
Brown University
Mont Clair Athletic Club
Ice Polo Skaters Compete At Franklin Field Meet
Hundreds of skaters gathered at Franklin Field for several ice polo games. Mechanical Art defeated Roxbury with Betterley and Smith scoring, while ChapMan Sling g and Parks contributed for their teams. Algonquin Shawmuts and Dorchester High also posted goals in a tense series of matches.
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Franklin Field
Mechanical Art
Roxbury
Betterly
F. Tesecrees
S. FeneQree Smith
S. R
Paget Starr
Beroncesoescs Eis Chapman Slingg
Seganeee
Bersence
Fis Robinson
Betterley
Smith
Chapman
Dorchester High
Sucre
Ora Brown
Parks Chaffee
T . Willams Stone
H. B
McDonald Mackley
Sullivan
Brown
Chaffee
Parks
Williams
Algonquin
Shawmuts
W. Costello
Macleod MacKenzie
Fey Leavitt
Ence
B. B
Denham Comers
Sosy Merrill
Cambridge Combination Lose to Milton Academy in Ice Polo
At Franklin Field yesterday Milton Academy defeated Cambridge Combination 3 to 0 in ice polo. Merriman scored all Milton goals as two 20 minute halves played out.
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Cambridge High
Cambridge H
Cambridge
Warnock
Saul
Clarkson
Thomas
Elliot
Co. H
W. Clarkson
S. R
Thomas Warnock
Elliot Saul
Stevens Brown
H. Currie
F. Clarkson
Guta "Rooney
Secore
Collegians
Cambridge Combination
Franklin Field
Milton Academy
M. A. Cc
Contes
F. Perceses
Merrimad
Fay Foster Kennicutt
Ring
Jesse Roteh
H. Bee Sas
Dunebaeniains
Teer Ware
Bey Schwazenberg
Milton
Ice skating bulletin lists Boston area rinks and ponds
The B A A Jamaica Pond Jamaica Plain announces skating at Fair Franklin Field Blue Hill Avenue Fair Spy Pond Arlington and Big Reed or 608 Cow Island Pond Spring Street guidance for seasonal ice recreation.
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Jamaica Pond
Jamaica Plain
Franklin Field
Blue Hill Avenue
Spy Pond
Arlington
Cow Island Pond
Spring Street
Columbia Rowing Association Holds Eighteenth Annual Ball
About one hundred members gathered in Ritchie Hall for the eighteenth annual ball with Floor Director Benjamin J. Schwartz and Miss Laura Ducette leading the grand march. The guest list included John J. Corrigan Frank Barker Christopher P. Conlon and many others among attendees.
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Columbia Rowing Association
Ritchie Hall
Benjamin J. Schwartz
Laura Ducette
John J. Corrigan
Frank Barker
Christopher P. Conlon
Rose Sinnett
Kate Nolan
Mary Crowley
James W. Fitzgerald
F. F. Buckley
David Harrigan
George Gray
Kate Crowley
Laura Stuart
Lizzie Hall
Thomas Ashton
Christopher F. Sweeney
George Fitzpatrick
William J. Foley
J. Edward Green
Kate Cleary
Annie White
Nellie DeBest
Daniel F. Leahy
Richard Wall
Daniel J. Sullivan
Thomas F. Harrington
Joseph McPhee
Mary Wilson
Minnie Norton
Mary Whalen
Menasseh Bradley
John Kelley
A. F. O’brien
Patrick Walsh
Claude Ryan
Sadie Murray
Maggie Burns
William Harber
Annie Kennedy
William J. Quirk
John J. McKillop
Timothy F. LeGelle
Benjamin F. Cantwelle
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Brookside
Brookside Kennels
Raven R
Swiss Mountain
Lartan
Anna P. Ricketts
Tansy
William T
Payene
George Douglas
Major Gilfeather
Henry Jarrett
Susie
Henry Jarrott
Glenwood
Dennis
Anabel Green
Yorkshire
Toot
George H. Shapley
Tiney
R. T. Harrison
Otterburn
Pearl
C. Y. Ford
Otterburn Treaser
Nellie Bly
R. T. Harry
Judge Osborne
Otto Knoblauch
Union Trilby
Frince Blenheim
Dorothy
Otto P. Noblauch
Dudolf
Blanche Pierce
Kathleen Osborne
Radah
Harrison
Fuse
Edwin H. B. Morris
Oren
Brown's
Minnie Lewis
Sprite
Joseph Lewis
Rudolf
Mechanics’ Hall
R. Hound
M.gregor
CO. Youn S.thayer Wangaster
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Queen OF Skyes
ST. Bernard - Altomber
H. Moore
Melrose Kennels
Prince
James E.green
Braintre
Penrige
FORD
Bulwkeley Wells
Queen VII
OAK Grove Kennel
Prince Gerlitzin
William L. Andrus Yonken
I Bouvat
Irving E. Litchfield
Middlesex Bicycle Club
M. A. Peterson
Mystic Cycle Club
East Somerville
George Dorr
Roxbury Bicycle Club
James Urquhart
Dorchester Cycle Club
West Newton Street
Bicycle Notes
Longwood
World OF Sport
National Bowling League
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Codman
Gi Harrison
Seeeereseseres
Oa Callahan
O'Bryan Seteee Tennee
McGrath Wseeeeseeeseees
Insurance League
Boston Marine
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C. F. Russell
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Salor
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CE Polo
Arington
Suburban High School
Maiden
Arlington High
Waltham High
Puffer
Johnson
Brower Puffer
Eaton White
Totten Wood
I B
Barret Pierce
SsBey Hull
Waltham
Cobb
Malden High
Winchester High
Malden
Burtt
Brine Burtt
Hurd Langley
Payne Wiley
H H
Weeks Walker
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