Central and Arlington Win In Mystic Valley Candle Pin
Arlington Boat Club swept Calumet 3 0 as Central edged Medford 2 1 in the Mystic Valley candle pin series. Littlefield of Calumet rolled the high 300 for the evening. Scores follow.
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Arlington Boat Club
Calumet
Central
Medford
Littlefield
Somerset
Travers
Arlington
Dodge
Purington
Tre
Roslin Oe
Gray
OTEY
Gill
Retzel
Fowle
MOY. Sees
Nelson
Wilkinson
Eevee
Philbric Eee
Batchelder
Howarth
Dargin
McPhee
Schwender
Connor
Fish
the Central
Somerville
Boylston Alleys
Webster
Vesian Veaietaas
Teele
Ceece
Weitz
Alexander
Studley
Blank
Palmer
Ritchie
Stone
Secon
Ayer
Ceeee
Lovett
Donahue
Cecce
Farrell
Stumpf
Dayton
Lovering
Finnegan
Brien
Wee Ee
Hyde Park
Hyde Ane Ae Bates
Hoffman
Linton
Sadler
Riley
McNeil
Corcoran
Mattses
Harrop
Taylor
Rexford Alleys Weekly Rollerr Report Details Scores
Intricate linted OCR snippet lists alley scores and identifiers such as 7 Sees Ar aT yee Le and numbers like 3 M 254 Certer 259 ch 270 Brundage, presenting a fragmented record of participants and lanes with no clear full names or event context.
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Rexford
Urch
Certer
Brundage
Butter team takes 2 of 3 from Poultry in Marketmen league
Butter defeated Poultry in Carruth's Marketmen league series with Kilton topping scoring at 566 points as high roller in the event held last evening. final score details follow.
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Carruth’s
Kilton
All-Star Queen Quality Team Wins Three Straight at Murray & Irwin
On Murray and Irwin alleys the TY J Plant Shoe Company team defeated the Roxbury Stars three games to none by a score of 1275 to 1150. Also at Sudbury alleys the Warren Club of Cambridge took two of three from Lewis and Mullen of Charlestown by 1218 to 1199. Andrew Dutton's married men beat the single men two to one 1177 to 1168.
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Murray & Irwin
TY. J. Plant Shoe Company
Roxbury Stars
Warren Club
Cambridge
Lewis & Mullen
Charlestown
Sudbury
Andrew Dutton
Winchester Boys Beat Melrose In Local Showdown
Winchester High defeated Melrose High win Winchester edged Melrose in front of 200 spectators as Melrose’s 15 of 16 record toppled this afternoon.
Williams to Manage Cornell Football Team
Ben O Williams of Denver was elected manager of the Cornell football team for next season at a Cornell athletic council meeting. James Lynah of Savannah was ratified as captain of the football team.
Somerville High Forfeits Hockey Game At Franklin Field
Somerville High School forfeited their ice hockey game scheduled yesterday at Franklin Field against Melrose High School, affecting results and standings for both teams.
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Somerville High
Somerville High School
Franklin Field
Melrose High School
Franklin A A Defeats English High 5 to 0
The Franklin A A ice hockey team defeated English High School yesterday afternoon at Franklin Field by 5 to 0. Richardson Hoey Andrews and Thomas excelled for the winners while Captain Briggs Gallagher Ford and Gibson played well for the High School team.
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Franklin A. A
Franklin Field
Richardson
Hoey
Andrews
Thomas
Briggs
Gallagher
Ford
Gibson
Nationals 10 Get In Trim
Aire was received yesterday from President Harry Pulliam of the National league stating he would not come to Boston as he had no business here. The California Outlaws have agreed to enter the National association. Treasurer Billings is confident in signing draftees and old players will be rounded up within a week or two before the March 1 signing deadline. George Tebeau seeks Dex ter to captain Louisville. Dex ter prefers Louisville, but Boston remains undecided.
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Aire
Harry Pulliam
National League
Boston
Pulliam
California Outlaws
Billings
George Tebeau
Dexter
Louisville
Fast Team for South Boston High
South Boston High School fields a large indoor squad at Boston College gym, led by captain C. H. Cahill who aims to develop prize-winning talent for the season’s meets around Boston. The article notes the unprecedented depth of candidates in the program.
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Boston
South Boston High School
Boston College
C. H. Cahill
College schoolboy team preps for relay and sprint events
The schoolboy team lists relay captain Cahill with Crowley Cronin and Daley as fast, Walsh Daly and Crowley in sprints, South Boston’s Cronic and Cronin in 300 yards, Cahill in 600, Denehy in 1000. Tower and Washington strong in weights, Shea and Lynch for the mile, Walsh also training for high jump. Other candidates include Griffin Zimmerstrone Pfeffer O Halloran Fouhy Mahoney Gorham and Kearns coached by Ray Conley and Sheehan.
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Cahill
F. Crowley
William Cronin
J. F. Daley
Walsh
Daly
Boston
William Cronic
C. H. Cronin
F. E. Denehy
C. L. Tower
Washington
J. C. Shea
Lynch
Griffin
Zimmerstrone
Pfeffer
O'Halloran
Fouhy
Mahoney
Gorham
Kearns
Noble Ray
Barney Conley
Sheehan
A Friend Seeks Help Through Simple Humanity Act
An appeal requests a name of a sick person in need of help, framed as an act of humanity and kindness requiring only a penny to assist. The request emphasizes sharing compassion today to aid a vulnerable individual.
Send Book to Test Dr Shoop Restorative for a Stranger
A plea to a reader to obtain one of several Dr Shoop books and arrange a druggist near the recipient to supply six bottles for a one month trial at $5.50. If it fails the druggist is paid by the writer. The test aims to prove the remedy’s efficacy for difficult cases and mentions a high success rate.
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Iill
Shoop
Rocansdon
Russia Salve Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
Special despatch notes Redding & Co of Boston will immediately stop skin suffering including gunshot wounds cuts burns sores eczema chilblains and eruptions. The company has supplied the salve for a century and continues to do so with worldwide sales. Russia Salve is sold by all medicine dealers at 25 cents per box.
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Russia
Redding & Co
Boston
Mass
Redding
Newton Automobile Club Forms in Newton
A movement to form the Newton Automobile Club is under way led by K. C. Emery and other enthusiasts. The proposed club will feature club runs dinners and social events with a clubhouse and supply depot. Members named include R. C. Winery James F. Rothfeld T. E. Stanley Joseph B. Simpson Frank R. Stubbs and others.
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Newton
K. C. Emery
Newton Automobile Club
R. C. Winery
James F. Rothfeld
T. E. Stanley
Joseph B. Simpson
Frank R. Stubbs
T. L. McIntosh
Charles EB. Gibson
B. C. Willison
C. G. Haskell
A. C. Jewett
Thomas M. Richards, Jr
Lewis R. Speare
BH. Ray Speare
Charles L. Smith
John C. Spring
P. W. Whittemore
Edward W. Kellogg
Fred J. Read
Boxing bouts and boxing figures in Portland and beyond
Boxing news from Portland and nearby cities highlights up coming 15 round clashes Andy Daly versus Chester Goodwin in Portland Feb 9 and Joe Reed versus Harry Snelling in Berlin Feb 10. Other notes include Jimmy Walsh to box Digger Stanley in London March 14 and Lincoln Chelsea card Feb 12 with Goodwin main. Also references to promoter Kingsbury amid protests and Lenis on bouts in Portsmouth and Elizabeth NJ offers.
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Andy Daly
Chester Goodwin
Chelsea
Eastern Athletic Club
Portland
Bath
Kingsbury
Blink McCloskey
London
Fred Sidney
Portsmouth
N. H
Jimmy Briggs
Lincoln Athletic Club
Elizabeth
N. J
Joe Lipman
Billy Willis
Ddie Hanlon
California
Willie Fitzgerald
Kid Fredericks
Von
Buffalo
Jimmy Byrne
Briggs- Byson
Pythian
Carter-Choynski
Rouse
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Trouble in View Aimed at Speed Gains on New York Boat
Sporting notes report alterations to W. H. Childs of New York's Class Q boat Trouble to boost speed after a successful career since 1902. The piece also covers indoor skating championships in Pittsburg, New York skaters traveling to the Smoky City, Wisconsin’s Myer setting two world records in Leipsic, and commentary on baseball figure Harry Pulliam amid league intrigues. It notes Yale's Parsons excelling in relays, a proposed change to batting practice rules, Pulliam's art gallery display, Stockwell Clark’s death, candlepin records at Mt. Pleasant alleys, and a handball win at B Y M U.
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W. H. Childs
New York
Massachusetts Bay
Pittsburg
Smoky City
Kearney,Sarony
Taylor
Morris Wood
Ernest C. Myer
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Leipsic
Myer
Harry Pulliam
Pulliam
Frank Farrell
Giants
National League
Boston
Brush
Polo Grounds
Barney Dreyfuss
Dowie
Zion City
Boston Nationals
Parsons
Yale
Columbia
Orton
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Ebbets
Princeton
Louvre
Stockwell Clark
King of Worcester Sports
Fred Jackson
James Watson
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Shannon
Jack Slattery
Mike Meagher
Howard Bassett
Jack Gallagher
Trinity Club Whist and Dance at Pierce Hall
The Trinity Club held a whist and dance assembly in Pierce Hall Copley square last evening with over 100 couples attending. Dancing and whist were enjoyed. a leap year party is planned for February 18 by the ladies of the club.
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Trinity Club
Pierce Hall
Copley Square
Murphys Run Ice Rink In Roxbury Summer Tennis Court
Leo and Gerald Murphy, sons of newsdealer John F. Murphy, own a popular Roxbury rink that converts to a tennis court in summer. They flooded the Franklin Park pond to extend skating through winter, turning the former tennis area into a thriving, busy rink for local youths and peers from Roxbury Latin School.
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Roxbury
Leo Murphy
Boston
Leo
Gerald Murphy
John F. Murphy
Elm Hill
Murphy
Franklin Park
Humboldt Avenue
Ruthven Street
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N. B
Alston Golf Club
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Northgate
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Ty Fernald
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Harvon
Rlegoer
Mre News
Parker Holmes Whitemuel Ward
Goes
Farley
B. H
N. E. Pee
Seaver
Knowles
McClellan
Davidson
P. HL
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Sailo Socces
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Tremont Digeston
Jim Kennedy
Washington St
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Smith & Anthony
Pros
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Poultry
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Wietz
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Te Ee
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Chickering
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Auto Club
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Jimmy Walsh
Kid Lewis
Trinity Club Whist and Dance
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Billings Field
Columbus Avenue
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First Street
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Scarbora
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Tories
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