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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1897

Page

3

Indoor meet entry list at Mechanics Building features new team race

Tomorrow evening the B A A indoor meet at Mechanics Building opens at 6 30 doors and 7 30 events begin A new team race is added Georgetown provides a long list of competitors from numerous institutions including Harvard Yale Holy Cross Boston College and others.

Mechanics’ Building Georgetown T. J. Collins G. Lyons J. S. Walsh, Jr Bernie” Wefers W. R. Strickland H. E. Powers Camb W. W. Coe Nobies A A. A. Baker M. Lang M. Bartlett J. P. Leonard Newton W. A. Hersey Wor. Acad Mar J. F. King H. Bullard Nobles A. A J. Knowles Ww. Brooks Hop H. ‘W. Ostby F. B. Lawlor Naval Brig R. R. Perry J. F. O’brien H. G. Haskell W. L. Dalton Somerville Co. Watson Newtowne Club W. Wright F. A. Lincoln Cambridge G. $. Macdonald B. H. Green Ese Jones H. French R. Brewer R. Holbrook Boston J. G. Quinn G. B. Wilson P. H. Russell E. K. Swift F. J. Danforth Will A. A F. P. Shanney J. C. Crozier B. C T. E. Adams Ford F. J. Cashman W. Greenall W. S. Macdonald J. D. G. Oglesby C. F. Bacon W. W. Roberts F. A. Russell Tilden G. Bancroft Edgell E. J. Green J. D. Kent, Jr D. W. A. Armistead H. S. Kane L. W. Redpath J. S. Walsh D. F. O’brien HE. B. Bloss F. L. Lynde Manchester G. N. Hersey H. S. Whitney J. F. Quinlan Ford Coll H. Christophe Man A. T. Baker H. Clark H.A. A Wor Acad G. H. Walter Hyde Park W. Ll. Carlton Dorchester B. Covel Chauncy- Hall T. R. Crawford B. S. D. Martin F. Mason Col G. G Hubbard H. A. Ais O’brien A. L. Jackson T. A. Ashley P. Woodbury All. A. A S. A. Baillie F. J. Carney Bost J. W. O’hara Boston College A. A.; T. E. Adams, Ford. Coll.; D. F. Brown, C. J. C. Lucas H. C. Kennington M. H. Wentworth, Jr H. W. Smith Cor C. LeMoyne G. B. Williams T. E. Burke T. P. Curtis R. W. Burnet, Jr F. H. Warren, Jr C. C. Conway R. M. Graff Yale A. A W. A. Ratigan R. H. Walsh G. E. Clement J. G. Clarke A. M. Goodridge C. S. Tilden J. Frank C. S. Edgell C. Cc. Mann J. D. Kent S. G. Wellington J. T. Harrington D. P. Hawkins E. J. Sanderson G. B. Fenwick A. G. Mason R. H. Morrison H. L. Williams A. A. Boyden H. E. Shore L. O. Gifford W J. Denholm J. T. Roche, Jr J. S Jamaica Plain BE. M. Brush S. H. Bijur W. R. Mansfield P. J. Fleming J. A. Wefers B. J. Wefers J. B. Connolly C. Wiener F. K. Taft H. H. Leonard L. L. Barnard C. H. Weeber Rox F. W. Hockell H. W.drury P. E C. H A. L. Bennett A. Blake A. McMillan, Jr A. G. Betts B. B. Hinckley Yale L. A. Phaneuf Bost. Coll C. H. Conway W. J.erskine J. F.moynahan O. A. Hobin H. F. Hobin C. H. O’connor J. McTighue J. Cain Holy Cross C J. E. Sullivan J. M. Gallagher P. L J. D. Delaney E. E. Jungerich W. D. Eaton E. B. Neilson F. W. Osborne W. P. Breed E. W. Fullerton H. W. Cram M. Nathan C. Arong H. P. Kendall L. BE Fay A. G'S Harvard F. P. Garvan T. R. Fisher K. Gerard B. Johnson D. C. Byers E. H. Noyes Johnson Co. C. Conway A. Altia Holy Cross J. F. Moynihan F. W. McKenna W. J H. O. Mosenthal F. Schilling Rex C. V.moore A. B. Cook J. N. Cringle L. H. Blanchard Dart F. W. Notman F. H. Shirley G. R. Schoof J. E. O’connell W. J. Angus C. B. Gillson J. McCarthy D. Sullivan R. J H. Pero R. E. Swezey W. Foote C. L. Bouve F. J. Suite G. A. Morrison W. B. Truesdell H. A. Wadleigh P. A. Hutchinson E. Lissner E. H. Barnum N.A. A S. B. Furbish M. F., Sweeney M. J. Connor E. H. Clark J. H. Converse E. H I. K. Baxter Trin G. Holmes S. G. Ellis

Diana of Hayes Wins President's Cup at New England Kennel Show

At the New England Kennel Club show Dr. C. A. Lougest's Diana of Hayes, a 9 month old, won the President's Cup. Charles Gould’s Lady Gay Spanker was found ineligible after a ring omission revealed a blue ribbon award for Moulton Banner in the champion pointers class was incorrect.

C. A. Lougest Diana of Hayes New England Kennel Club Moulton Banner George Gould Lady Gay Spanker Gay Spanker Jay Gould Brookdale Farm Braintree Benjamin Lewis Boston W. B. Foster T. H. Sullivan Brockton George N. Phelps Warren Sentence St. Bernards R. C E. H. Moore Hillside Blue Mt. Forest Woodhaven Weeks & Turner White Oak Hill George J. Gould Trish Oak Grove Gordon Dwight Beaumaris Dole Boston Terriers L. and W. Rutherford Oliver Ames Toon & Thomas Pugs Otto P. No

Weymouth Special Bicycle Tax Heads To Public Debate

Weymouth remains the only near Boston town with a specific bicycle tax. The article notes cycling shops opening, managers traveling, and clubs planning private events as the sport grows. It highlights notable trophies at the New York cycle show and historic long-distance races.

Weymouth Boston Elliott Chicago Boylston Cycle Company Boylston Street John L. Snow Rhode Island Wheelmen Bridge Wall Remington Branch Maine Mattapan Road Club Oakland Hall Mattapan F. C. Russell Warwick Charles Hadfield Irvington-Milburn Ed Aker Philadelphia Jacksonville National Trotting Association Arthur K. Peck H. J. Collins Massachusetts Albany New York Will R. Pitman Hach Brockton America South Natick Newburyport The Boston Bicycle Club

We Recommend Prof Shaw for Boxing Sehar at Hotel Pelham

A notice invites calls or letters to arrange expert boxing guidance by Professor Shaw at the Hotel Pelham. The ad emphasizes professional training and booking availability for events or seminars.

Shaw Sehar Hotel Pelham

Snow Speedway on the Boulevard Brims With Boston Roadies

Snow Flyers led by George W. Leavitt and Randolph K. Clark staged a fast display on the boulevard after fresh tracks appeared. Racing featured Ambler’s son, Mischief, and top pacers like Flying Nig’s absence noted as Providence buyers loom. Numerous drivers and horses, from George Gay with Mischief to Little Wonder, drew crowds in brisk footing and stylish turnout on a lively snow day.

George W. Leavitt R. K. Clark Randolph K Amblerdam Franklin J. H. Grout Henry George A. Fales Arthur Dorman Elias Coldwell Boston Mr. Clark Ambler Flying Nig Providence George Gay Mr. Gay Little Wonder L. K E. P. Smith Dick Lawrence W. F. Brooks Colonel Woods O. M. Wentworth M. B. Mason Captain Perkins H. Staples Potter H. D. McClellan Miss Ida Holmes Beacon Street Colonel Ingalls W. A. Miller T. A. Norris A. D. Hall A. P. Almy C. H. Greenleaf H. H. Barnes J. J. Lassey Thomas Ferdon Walter A. Clark H. F. Amsden William Cushing Bruce Alice Ryan E. C. Swift

Boston College Athletes Face Rival Boston University in Relay

Boston College meets Boston University in a B A A games relay tomorrow evening. Arch ie McDonald Maurice Flynn Edward Dees and Edward Grainger will run for BC. McDonald clashes with James Marley of East Boston in the opening leg. Flynn faces Dwight Hall of Dartmouth next. The lineup includes White and Burke for key matchups as BC and BU vie for the win.

O’gara W. H. Barter S. H. Ijur Col E. H. Clark J. Halowell E. Cole Hop G. G. Hubbard J. J. Peter F. J. Danforth Williams C. A. A T. E. Adams Fordham Col A. A R. R. Rummery T. P. Curtis W. F. B. Berger P. van Ingen J. H. Thompson, Jr W. J Chauncy-Hall A. AG Boardman N. G F. Carlton E. H W. H. Root All RA Lohnes Pugh E. W. Crawford B. L Herpert H. J. Gaskill H. C. Hull G. Goldthwait Providence E. M. Rollins Allston A. A R. M. Reynolds Naval Brigade I. Shirley Cunningham R. Hardy I. Porter F A. Ferguson W. B. Bliss, Jr Will J. E. O’connell A. D. Macdonald C. G. Pe J. J. Downey C. G J. J. Beaudry W. C. Drouet D. D. McTaggart G. A. Hertgen Ton. A. C W. KE. Cook J. Bordman, Jr A. Blake C. K. Palmer Yale B. B. Hinckley Yale A. A A.L. Sweetser J. F. Callahan Holy Cross C J.F. Moynahan J. McLaughlin H. F. Hobin Holy Cross CC O’connor J. M. Gallagher P. L D. Delaney L. B. Shay J. F. Downey W. C. Burton H. F. Whitney H. Buck D. Grant W. F. Porter J. Ware F. N. Reed A. R. Smith W. F. Dill C. J. Kiley G. G. Hollander H. L. Cadman War A. c C. H. Kilpatrick Prin. U. A. C N. Ya. C T. P. Conneff E. W. Mills Chauncy-Hall A. A G. W. Orton Grant U. of P A. L. Wright Brown U.new. A. A E. W. Hijertberg J. D. Delaney D. Grant T. E. Burke A. L. Bennett A. McMillan W. Holland J. J. Jackson R. P. Williams W. Robertson G. Hoffman W. Linder C. H. Williams H. H. Fish E. Hollister W. G. Morse J. L. Little, Jr Knickerbocker A. A Jerome Buck H. L. Washburne J. J. Storms, Jr S. K. Thomas J. F. Holland Worcester T. H. Bigelow F. H. Alberton R. A. Lohnes Boston University D. Hall J. J. Morley W. I. Lane C. Morley W. F. Nagle C. W. Furlong Dodd F. F. Breen University of Pennsylvania Bastian Jarvis Seigel George Gray M. J. Connor Man W. W. Coe E H. Clark W. A. Hersey Wor. Acad J. Young Men. Gyn F. L. H. Kimball Newton W. Nickerson G. H. Carter W. 8S. Harding Newtowne Club S. G. Ellis L. F E. W. Fullerton C. B. Canterbury H. E. Shore A. B. Rhul R. H. Morison C. C. Mann E. D. Gould Ll. Warren K. M. Martin Dunstan G. G. Wellington Boston College Archie McDonald Maurice F. Flynn Edward P. Dees Edward J. Grainger James Marley East Boston McDonald East Boston Athletic Association Flynn Dwight Hall Dartmouth Does Arthur J. White White Athletic Society Dees Edward Grainger Tom Burke Matley Burke John S&s. Quinn James W. O’hara Harry A. Grainger Francis J. Carney Dan Carroll James O’connell Louis Phanuff

Harvard junior class petitions for leniency on explosives incident

The Harvard junior class voted to send a petition to the faculty urging leniency for students caught using explosives on the night of January 26. They call for a college wide effort to stop disturbances and promise to abstain from firearms and explosives in celebrations or any time, aiming to gather signatures from all undergraduates.

Harvard

Ordway Mulls Back Englishman Against Dixon for $10,000 a Side

Dr A P Ordway American rep of the National Sporting Club of London offers to back Pedlar Palmer against George Dixon for $10,000 a side provided Dixon weighs no more than 116 pounds at ringside. Tom O Rourke, Dixon's manager, agrees to the match and weight limit with a substantial forfeit if not met. The offer follows Dixon's recent fights with Jack Downey and Frank Erne as Palmer readiness is raised. The piece also lists historic prize ring stakes from 1805 to 1894 highlighting major bouts and sums.

A. P. Ordway National Sporting Club of London Post Palmer George Dixon Dixon Tom O'Rourke America George Jack Downey Frank Erne Bex Palmer Pearce Gully Spring Lurgan Ward Cannon Hyer Yankee Sullivan Morrissey Heenan Mace Goss Collyer Aaron Hollywood Keating Allen Sullivan Ryan Kilrain Smith Myer McAuliffe Ise Cooper Bendorf Fitzsimmons Dempsey Slavin Jackson Skelly Corbett Pierce Hall Mitchell

Boxing Gossip and Local Fights Reported for New York Card

Mat Matthews and Owen Ziegler prepare for a light weight bout at Union Park Athletic Club New York with Ziegler noted as a top contender. Other matchups include Joe Bernstein versus Fred Bryant and George McFadden versus Joe Hopkins. Scaldy Bill Quinn arrives in Kansas City and San Francisco pugilists seek chances in New York with veterans Lynch and Anderson aiming high. A Bijou Theatre benefit drew solid financial and theatrical support and a potential meeting between Sears and Kaveney was proposed for Saturday at 8 p.m.

Mat Matthews Jack Everhardt Owen Ziegler Union Park Athletic Club New York City Ziegler Everhardt Joe Bernstein Fred Bryant George McFadden Joe Hopkins Bill’ Quinn Kansas City Kaw Bijou Jimmy Kaveney Sears

Birthplace correction for Tin der runner and local sports notes

The correspondent is corrected: Tin der was born in Kingstown Ireland not Kingstown England. The Richfields of Dorchester plan to form a ball team with manager J Powers and left fielder Charley Gorman plus other promising youths. Sam Austin of the Police Gazette released his sporting annual for 1897. Webb Wilkenson and Vorhees of Harvard Street Athletic Association were hosted at Lloyd F Hoey’s home for the association’s first anniversary.

Kingstown Eng Richfields Dorchester J. Powers Charley Gorman Sam Austin Police Gazette Messrs. Webb, Wilkenson and Vorhees Harvard Street Athletic Association Lloyd F. Hoey

Old Man Warren Jones Found Dead at Wheeler Street

Warren Jones a 70 year old Black man was found dead alone in his apartment at 30 Wheeler Street. Doctors say heart disease is the suspected cause. He lived alone and had been in frail health.

Warren Jones Wheeler Street

Boxing Clash Likely at Carson Arena

A big arena in Carson City Nevada hosts a likely bout between Corbett and Fitzsimmons at the race track site. Both fighters loom as top contenders with fans anticipating a dramatic showdown.

BIG Arena Carson Carson, Nev Corbett Fitzsimmons Carson City Nevada Capitol Virginia & Truckee State Penitentiary Comstock Virginia City Slingerland

Reading Ath Club vs 999th Artillery in Charlestown

In last evenings Interclub match Athletic Club of Reading faced the 999th Artillery Association at the artillery club house in Charlestown. The battery won all events except billiards. Reading whist team, defeated by three points, tops the whist list. Bowling was strong with Littlefield and Pearce for the battery and Conti standout. The scores follow.

Athletic Club of Reading 999Th Artillery Association Charlestown Littlefield Pearce Conti

Charlestown Cycle Club Beats Suffolks in Hub Alleys Record

In the Suffolk Suburban League at the Hub alleys Charlestown Cycle Club defeated the Suffolks of Roxbury. The Wall of the Charlestown team broke the three string total record with 560. Scores follow.

Charlestown Suffolk Charlestown Cycle Club Suffolks Roxbury Wall

Arlington High Wins Championship of Inter preparatory League

Arlington High defeats Malden High 2 0 at Swain's Pond to clinch the Inter preparatory League title. Arlington remains undefeated, having beaten most other teams and played Harvard varsity to two ties.

Arlington High Malden Swain’s Pond Malden High Arlington Harvard Cambridge Puffer Johnson Arlington High Ne High Coe Bao R Williams Puffer S. m S. R Burtt Ives Lees Syrere Irk Langley Woods H. B Dreetsepace Wee Umes H. B Wiley Pibico Odea

Double Skating Week At West Newton Rink

West Newton street roller rink highlights a double skating program led by Professor Ryan and Miss Susie Somers, a graceful expert and pupil of the famed Aginton. Other notable acts include Professors Franks Bailey and Watson.

West Newton Street Ryan Susie Somers Aginton Franks Bailey Watson

Rink Contest Attracts Skaters From Neighboring Towns

Experts from Lynn Brockton Wal tham and other rinking towns take part as a contest is organized to attract skilled performers. Prizes will be awarded by the rink management.

Lynn Brockton Waltham

Kerosene Lamp and Red Hot Stove Fire at Chelsea Home

A kerosene lamp toppled onto a red hot stove at 140 Spruce Street Chelsea last night forcing G C Hurley and another man to jump from a window to escape injury. The fire caused about 15 dollars in losses.

Spruce Street Chelsea G. C. Hurley

Lawyer B G Alexander Dies on Stoddard Street

B G Alexander a 40 year old lawyer connected with the Boot and Shoe Recorder dropped dead on Stoddard street last night from heart disease. He resided in Saugus.

B. G. Alexander The Boot & Shoe Recorder Stoddard Street Saugus

Marblehead Armory Thriller Ends in Narrow Victory

In a thrilling basketball night at the armory, Company C defeated the Everett V Mn 4 by a close margin, 6 to 4, in a contest noted for its high drama and fast pace.

Marblehead Armory Company C Everette

Mattapan R C Tigers Edge In Ice Polo Match

Ice polo at the Chutes last night between Mattapan R C and Tiger Roadsters ended 3 to 1. Goals came from Abbott Sharp Parker Cook with times of 17 7 4 3 minutes. Referee Barberimer Bryant. Two 20 minute halves.

Chelsea High Cambridge Latin Cambridge Boys Cambridge Doyle Chelsea Boys Chelsea Simpson F. R Lewis Simmons Conee Sencenee Thomas Colfer Currie H. Nutter Tee Ch. B Doyle Shepard Secereeseee Vsvces G Brook Medford High Lawis Thompson Thomas OEE Waw & Webs S. R Remick Chemi Gace Ve Keane Lee Drake Doyle Glidden Brooks Somerville RK. Pipe Lesiccie Ciecceveses de Cevecereres c Coveney C. Pipe H. D Mancaratnie Fitz Cuddy Sail G McGann Pipe McRae Densmore W. Eaton Mattapan Road Club Tiger Roadsters Mattapan R. C Cook Fo Tis Civigeees Fema Sharp Abbott Ceceasin Conley Hird Hersey Parker Geee Eeseeseeseeveer Teeseers G Durgin Mattapan Board Club Tiger Loadsters Abbott Sharp Barberimer—Bryant

Local High Schools Set for Weekend and Weekday Games at Spy Pond

The Cambridge League meets Roxbury at Spy Pond this afternoon while Medford High faces Huntington A A there. Chelsea High clashes Dorchester at Chelsea this afternoon and Arlington meets Newton A A at Crystal Lake Saturday. Suburban League games include Everett versus Melrose at Everett Saturday and Huntington A A versus Milton Academy at Spy Pond Saturday and Monday. Chelsea faces Medford Tuesday at Chelsea and Huntington A A meets Chelsea at Spy Pond Wednesday. Chelsea may face Arlington at Spy Pond next week. The B A A skating bulletin lists Jamaica Pond Jamaica Plain Fair Franklin Field Blue Hill avenue Fair Chandler's Pond Oak square Rough Spy Pond Arlington Good Cow Island Pond Spring street.

Cambridge Roxbury Spy Pond Medford High Huntington A. A New York Chelsea High Dorchester High Chelsea Arlington High Newton A. A Crystal Lake Everett High Melrose High Everett Milton Academy Medford Jamaica Pond Jamaica Plain

Merchant Tailors Exchange Meeting at Parker House

The Merchant Tailors' Exchange held its regular monthly meeting at the Parker House with twenty five members present. Joseph E. Selfe presided and Samuel H. Spring served as secretary. Harry W. Cumner of Crumner, Jones & Co. spoke briefly as guest.

Merchant Tailors’ Exchange Parker House Joseph E. Selfe Samuel H. Spring Harry W. Cumner Crumner, Jones & Co John Eliot Club Roxbury Thorndike Azariah Smith Stephen H. Williams John T. Forbes Robert D. Fairbairn Quincy House Curtis Chipman Leon Allen Fred T. Bremer Orville P. Williams E. M. Fisher

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