Hoppe Wins Close 1500-Point Billiard Match
On February 3 in Pittsburg Willie Hoppe built a large block to reach 1000 points, facing Ora Morningstar who trailed with 807. Hoppe’s 500 in 19 innings yielded 266-19 average, while Morningstar’s 495 in 18 innings averaged 279-18, as the two dueled with high runs and tense carrom shots in a brilliant display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Willie Hoppe
Ora Morningstar
Hoppe
Morningstar
Halle Sete
Ninestar
Frigh
Mel Sheppard Is Suspended
The Amateur Athletic Union confirms the suspension of Melvin W. Sheppard, celebrated runner, after a hearing by the metropolitan legislation committee acting for Everett C. Brown. The verdict cites demanding exorbitant expense money and conduct unbecoming an athlete and a gentleman as grounds, with no protest allowed despite the Irish American Athletic Club's objections.
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New York
Melvin W. Sheppard
Amateur Athletic Union
Algury
Metropolitan Association
Everett C. Brown
Chicago
Sheppard
Miliary Athletic League
Banquet Night at Continental Clothing House in Quincy
The sixth banquet of the Continental Clothing House Mutual Benefit Association at the Quincy House drew nearly all members. An evening of entertainment followed with vaudeville acts and a standout solo by Thomas Bloom. Banquet committee members were T. W. Shufelt J. M. Glidden D. C. Otis C. J. Anderson W. Wieners and William Grinnet.
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Continental Clothing House Mutual Benefit Association
Quincy Hiouse
Association
Thomas Bloom
T. W. Shufelt
J. M. Glidden
D. C. Otis
C. J. Anderson
W. Wieners
William Grinnet
Jia Chapman
N. Murphy
F. T. Shelley
C. L. Stay
Joseph Thompson
Oscar Schafer
Joseph Simpkins
Charles R. Talbot
Nelson H. Marvin
Charles Olmstead
Mendal Galman
Bay State Autoists Appoint Committee at Annual Meeting
The Bay State Automobile Association held its annual meeting at the Hotel Carlton club rooms. Only business: appointing a committee to draft arrangements for the coming year with J. R. Speare named chairman of the committee.
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Bay State Automobile Association
Cluib
Carlton
J. R. Bpeare
Labor Leaders of 1910 Labor Leaders of 1910
John J. Barry, president of the International Theatrical Stage Employees Alliance, is a Boston man and longtime secretary of the Boston local. Worh Me has held the international presidency for four years and is likely to be reelected. The Boston local numbers 420 members, organized in 1882 with 12, and includes carpenters, electricians, and property men behind the curtain. The international total runs about 5000 with many on the road. Boston Local 11 offices at 1160 Washington Street.
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John J. Barry
International Theatrical Stage Employees
Boston
Bost Jocal
Barry
United States
Canada
British Columbia
The
International
Cline Captures 18.2 Balkne Billiards Title in Chicago
Harry P. Cline of Philadelphia defeated Calvin Demarest of Chicago to win the national 18.2 balkne billiards championship in Chicago. Final score 1500 to 1587 with Cline leading early and securing the title in the 50th inning after a tense late run. Demarest protested a shot deemed legal by the referee as play progressed.
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Chicago
Harry P. Cline
Philadelphia
Calvin Demarest
Cline
Demarest
Geary and Talbot Enter B A A Indoor Meet in Boston
Francis Geary of Fordham, the 40-yard dash champion last year, submits entry for the Boston Athletic Association indoor meet at Mechanics Building. Lee Talbot, intercollegiate hammer champion, signs up for shot put though he excels in hammer. Penn State and Irish-American A C entries include Martin Sheridan, George Bonhag, Harvey Cohn, R Megan, W C Robbins, A R Kiviat, and Warry Porter in various events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Geary
Fordham
Boston Athletic Association
Mechanics’ Building
Geary
Boston
Lee Talbot
Talbot
Cornell
Penn State
A. C
New York
Martin Sheridan
George Bonhag
Harvey Cohn
R. Megan
W. C. Robbins
A. R. Kiviat
Warry Porter
Company D Wins One Sided Game in Plymouth
The Company D Sth regiment basketball team defeated St Alphonsus Association of Roxbury 60 to 19 at Standish Guards Armory in Plymouth on Feb 3. Hodgson led with 18 floor goals and 4 fouls, while Stodgson scored 30 of the 60 for Company D.
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Plymouth
Sth Regiment
St. Alphonsus Association of
Stass
Bell
Pickard
Martin
Ryan
Cameron
Hoernle
Kimball
Hodgson
Gooding
Coville
Burt
Store Folks First Dance a Grand Success
The Smith Patterson Company Benefit Association held its first dance last evening at Howes Hall with over 200 couples attending. Key organizers James Kingman, H Lt Reynolds, G W Saunders, and A G Gilmore led the event. notable attendees included M N Smith, H W Patterson, C D Smith, and Mrs H W Patterson among others. The floor was managed by Ma w Lions with assistants Florence KH Steele and a long list of ushers and helpers.
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Smith-Patterson Company Benefit Association
Howe’ Hall
James Kingman
H. Lt. Reynolds
G. W. Saunders
A. G. Gilmore
M. N. Smith
H. W. Paterson
Unclear Scorecard Reads From New England Matches
Fragmentary lines show Brockton Brockton 6 Providence 3 and Fall River 9 Worcester with Waterbury 4 Pawtucket 6. Missing context leaves team names and event unclear but results indicate multiple city pair scores across New England venues.
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Brockton
Providence
Fall River
Worcester
Cambridge White Sox Defeat Dartmouth Independents in Loosely Played Frame
At Institute Hall Cambridge the Cambridge White Sox beat the Dartmouth Independents 57 to 34 in a loosely played game. The record lists players from both teams, scores, and officiating, with crowd attendance not specified.
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Institute Hall
Cambridge
Cambridge White Sox
Dartmouth Independents
Cambiidge
Dartmouth
Cyt Eise Kets
Ll. B
Schildmitter Noes de Dives Ee Eae
Sas Eneet l. B
Lawson
Corbett
Doran
Desmond
Haley
Cody
Schildmiller
Vaughan
Russell
Mc@tarty
Davis
Empire
Martin
Securer
Fay
Walsh
Hockey Half Plays Ends In Tie At Spy Pond
Arlington High and Melrose High met at Spy Pond for a hockey half played in soft ice. After one 20 minute period the score stood 0 to 0 with Arlington’s Hutchinson Scannel and Buttrick and Melrose’s Wanamaker Casey and Page showing strong play. Referee Taylor Umpires Hill Johnson Timer Clifford. Time 20 minute period.
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Melrose High School
MacDonald
Comey
Page
Stafford
Wanamaker
Jones
Sprague
Casey
Arlington High
Melrose High
Spy Pond
Hutchinson
Scannell
Buttrick
Melrose
Arlington H
Melrose FH
Wanamaker Ucd
Jones Tritchison
Normngl
C. P
MacDonald Ruckiey
Pia
Aes
Arlington High School
Taylor
Milton Academy and Harvard Freshmen Tie on Ice Chaos
Milton Academy and Harvard Freshmen were forced to a scoreless draw after soft ice hampered play in a fast game. Devereaux starred for Milton while Graustein and Hastings shone for Harvard, with a crowd of about 100 watching.
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Milton Academy
Harvard
Milton
Devereaux
Academy
Graustein
Mechanic Arts High and Boston Latin Tie in Hockey Duel
Mechanic Arts High and Boston Latin School played to a 1 to 1 tie at Frog Pond yesterday afternoon. Poor ice prevented an extra period. Driscoll and Stebbins starred for Mechanic Arts while Heyer Mandell and Munroe led Boston Latin. Goals credited to Driscoll and Potter. referee Schwab. umpire Worse. timer Mooney. 15 minute halves.
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Mechanic Arts High
Boston Latin School
Frog Pond
Driscoll
Stebbins
Mechanic Arts
Jenkins
Nissen
Heyer
Mandell
Munroe
Boston Latin
Sander
Cameron
Lever Trullson
Riordan
Potter Driscoll
Munroe Phielscher
Wesc Hkolofsky Stebbins
Secre Ewess Tees Eeess G
Mechanic Arts H. S
Mrs Hood Given Floral Token At Hood Mutual Ball
Mrs H P Hood attended the H P Hood Sons Mutual Benefit Association ball in Paul Revere Hall where she received a large bouquet of roses from the firm’s employees. Frank W Nay president of the association delivered the presentation. About 800 guests were present for the grand march led by Mr and Mrs Frank W Nay with 150 couples dancing. The event featured a six piece concert before dancing and a large reception committee and floor staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Hood
H. P. Hood & Sons Mutual Benefit Association
Paul Revere Hall
Frank W. Nay
Charles Hood
Gilbert Hood
Edward W. Sheehan
William Jé. Downer
Charles W. Barker
J. Ho Pulareth, Jr
L. Chisholm
V. BB. Small
Mo G. Brooks
O. ©. Hastman
ER. A. Savage
Amateur skater Lamy sweeps four events at outdoor championship
Saranac Lake New York February 3 Ka mund Lamy the amateur skating champion won the final in the 220 yard half mile mile and three mile events at the International outdoor skating championship contest today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranacg Lake
N. Y
Kamund Lamy
A B C Rollers Break Even In Tight Bowling Night
The Arlington Boat Club split honors at the B A A alleys after defeating the B A A by five pins in team total. Both teams displayed high class rolling as Commercial took two of three and team total from Newtowne while Central beat Dudley in similar fashion. The scores follow.
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Arlington Boat Club
Commercial
Newtowne
Central
Dudley
Sudbury Industrial League Sal and Alley Links
Sudbury league notes list alley actions and participants including Rodion Wall and papers. Multiple contact lines show 430 417 417 1270 and 495 BBS 421 1914, with Ang Net and TWIS mentioned in connection with caseloads and services.
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Sal Sudbury
Rodion Wall
Ang Net & Twis Ceseas
Nevin Defeats Franklin In Hub Palace Billiard Match
Nevin beat Franklin 500 to 248 in the fourth game of the amateur billiard tourney at the Hub Palace last night. Tonight Paige faces Van Dyke in the next round.
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Nevin
Franklin
Hub Palace
Paige
van Dyke
Parker Broke Arm On Nelson Head In Utica Bout
In Utica New York on February 3 Afidy Parker of New York broke his arm in the fourth round of a scheduled 10 round bout with Fighting Dick Nelson. Parker led early but overreached on a pass and struck Nelson’s head, fracturing his arm. Parker retired after the fifth round. Kid Murphy defeated Jimmy Dunn in the 10 round semi final.
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Utica
N. Y
Afidy Parker
New York
Dick’ Nelson
Separate Company Athletic Club
Parker
Nelson
Kid’ Murphy
Jimmy Dunn
Amsterdam
Moran and Collins to Open Cycle Track in Newark
Jimmy Moran of Chelsea and Elmer Collins of Lynn leave for Newark New Jersey to open the new indoor track Saturday night. They will race a 10 mile motor paced event and the sprint will pit Iver Lawson against Frank Kramer. The six day grind at Newark begins Monday morning.
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Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Elmer Collins
Lynn
Newark
N. J
Iver Lawson
Frank Kramer
Big winter trade sends Huggins and Oakes to Cardinals
Cincinnati reports a major NL deal between Reds manager Griffith and St. Louis manager Bresnahan. Pitcher Fred Beebe and Allen Storke move to Cincinnati while Miller Huggins, Rebel Oakes, and Frank Corridon head to the Cardinals. Beebe, once with the Cubs, is praised for pitching, and Storke is a Harvard third baseman. The trade shifts key infield and outfield roles as both clubs gain strength for next season. Griffith plans to split duties between Hot Springs camps and Covaleski as he aims for a pennant.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Griffith
Reds
Bresnahan
Cardinals
Fred Beebe
Allen Storke
St. Louis
Frank Corridon
Miller Huggins
Oakes
Pittsburg
Pirates
Barbeau
Bobby’’ Byrne
Huggins
Mowrey, Hulswitz
Hugging
Hot Springs
Covaleskia
Beebe
Boston Y M C A Defeats Chelsea In Extra Period
In a tightly contested 24 to 22 extra period win, Boston Y M C A outlasted Chelsea Y M C A at Technology Gym. Benson led Boston with key baskets, joined by Neate and Clarke. Mulloy and Brickley starred for Chelsea. Attendance 300 with Carroll and an official crew.
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Boston Y. M. C.A
Chelsea Y. M. C. A
Technology Gymnasium
Benson
Boston
Neate
Clark
Mulloy
Brickley
Chelsea
R. Sica Gaeweeuwaans Eevrazeens Ie
Tierney Clarke
Lich Veees
Brew Sessors
Kettiety Zeigier
Scese
Kettlety Benson
R. D
Wilband
Boston YY
Chelsea Y. M. C
Clarke
Kettlety
Wilbue
Carroll
Twitchell
Jackson
Hal Chase to Coach Georgia Baseball Team This Spring
Hal Chase, famed Yankees first baseman, will coach the University of Georgia baseball nine this spring. He has President Frank Farrell's consent and awaits word from the Southern college faculty.
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Hal Chase
Yankees
University of Georgia
Frank Farrell
The
Southern College
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Clothing House
B. Bradshaw
Continental Mutual Benefit Association
Walter M.F. Wieners
BAY State Autoists
Arlington
H. C. Jones
Boston Local 11
Washington Street
Dover Street
John J. Barley
Theatrical Stage Employees’ International Alliance
Geary and Talbot
CO. D
Waterbury
Pawtucket
White Sox
Pilling
Tomes Devereaux
Rusamon
Pratt BR
Hands
Pataelaaie Eae
Palmer Smitty
Lie Erates A Eee D
Graustein Wigglesworth
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Gardner
Fuller
Fuller, Biddle
Timer—Morriss
Mrs. Hood
Lamy
A.B.C
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Fire Insurance League
Drug League
Arston
Asworth
Tillase
Arenas
Puffer
Grover
Rankin
Ashe Brooks
Hollis
Lti
Houghton
James Iat
Pmovaneel Capnitor
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Thatcher Ati
Hastings Chapman
Crockett -1
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Perkins
Skinner
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O'Connor
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Dedham
Brady
Hurley Ween
Winherty
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McGuire
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McKenny
O'Hara
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Erea
Allston
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Crowley
Sin. Dale
Sullivan
Benelly
Dale
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Burns
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Finnigan
Keen Ae Peeeneee
Ahern
Adams Square
Field & Cowles Ee Eere
Boston Ins
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Brown, JP
Cvecesse
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Escsseccess
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Fireman’s Fund
Gilman Coolidge
J. G. Paige
New Boston
United Drag
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Sevesten
atswesSe
Vox Fultz
Hoagland
Dean & Foster
Pateh & Co
Gilman Bros
Navy Yard League
General Power House
Lee Ies
Eaane
Greater Boston Church League
Marshall
Shawmut Bank League
Old Colony
Bowdoin Square
George Close
M. Nfowes
C Brigham
ASCE
Tees
Bicknell & Muller
Sudbury Industrial League
Elite League
M48
Roger
Red Cardinal
Sunday Post
John Ironside
Maurice Wynn
Russia
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