Les Miserables Rise in Massachusetts Amateur Bowling Standings
In the Massachusetts Amateur League Commercial of Brockton leads as Les Miserables climb from fourth to tied for second with Dorchester Central and Salem. Tower remains top individual at 174, Farrell and Williams follow, Kingman scores the week's high single string, Commercial tops team strings, and eleven players surpass 500 in a three-string total led by McFarland with 6382.
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Massachusetts
Brockton
Les Miserables
Dorchester Central
Salem
Tower
Farrell
Williams
Dorchester Centrals
Kingman
McFarland
de Cebveas
Marston
Charlestown
Old Dorchester
Spencer
Artillery A
Hill
Kenney
Boylston
Carruths
Shermans
Mercantile League
Artillery
Eeeereenenen
Sherman
Blod
Webber
Meyers of
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Den
Mtge Colseiyse
G90th Artillery
Quine
Renee
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Carter
Arlington
Jameson
Boston Dry Goods
Pray Newton
Murray & Irwin
New England News Co
Wood
A. A
Rexford
Ethene
Caldwell
Shawmut
Walker, Stet. & Sawyer
Littlefield
Eiavensens
Columbia
Whittemore
Ee Gray
Roxbury
McCarthy
Smith
Meara
Ererene
Scutter
Harwood
900Th Artillery
Marden Pe
Whalen M. & I
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Wryee
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Phelan
Donovan
Clack
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Willey Mey
Jackson
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Mey
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Nooth Artillery Ecuitss
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Artington
Bass Keating
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Mathews
Dray
Jamseas
Brown, Durrell & Co
Ogoth Artillery
Berle, Eaae
Higgins Haw
Walker, Stetson & Sawyer Co
Willis Jamees
Watts
Lawson Mey
Lennon Quin
Nooth Artillery
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Cavanaugh
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Bill Pool
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Turner
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Philedian Ener
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Travelers Lead Insurance League Standings as Paige and Employers Tie
Travelers top the Insurance League standings with Employers and John C. Paige tied for second. Veazie leads the individual list with 153 points.
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Travelers
Insurance League
John C. Paige
Veazie
Championship chase in ACC bowling series tight race
The A. C. C. standings show the P. C. C. ahead by one game over Massachusetts B. C. while the P. C. C. has 11 more pins than Mass. Roslindale and Winnisimmet top the second division with Roslindale favored. Traiser leads individual scoring by a clear margin with rivals close behind.
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Massachusetts B. C
Sleven
Roslindale
Winnisimmet
Giants
Traiser
Meyers and McCarthy Duel for City League Lead
Meyers and McCarthy in a tight candle pin race in the City League with Meyers holding the edge. A Wednesday night matchup on Meyers alleys could decide the top spot and force a tie if McCarthy wins. Four men share second place in individual statistics.
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Meyers
McCarthy
Meyers Alleys
Circuit League leaders and top performers listed
A summary of standings shows B A A atop the Circuit League with 6 wins and 1 loss, followed by Newton Boat Club at 5 and 1. Wilson of Riverdale leads the individual list with a 170 average, Aubin of Newton Boat Club second. Multiple players exceed 500 in three string totals and Flood of Riverdale tops weekly highs with a 217 single.
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Riverdales
Aubin
Flood
Riverdale
Cvuvekschapessacare Aubin
Newton Boat
Bancroft
Newton
Langley
Sanogy
Aso
Moore
Walley
Ceceverers Cree
Newton Highlands
Chestnut Hill
B. A
Riverdale Casino
Prescott
Edwards
Meyers
McCarthy
Iverdale Casino
St James
Enwee
Tros
South
Boston
Jefferson
Sree Wee Ewes
Central
Murray & Spwigs Oy Scribas
Carruth
Columbia
Jameson
Quincy
Charlestown Arlington
Old Dorchester
Warren Hill
A Spencer
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Hill
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Tees
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Charlestown
Ween
Anshelm Arlington
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Durgin
Arlington
Cruff
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Lodge
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Fastian
Harwood
980Th Artillery
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Savage
Wood
Batchelder and Lincoln Co Cling to Mercantile Lead
In the Mercantile League Batchelder and Lincoln Co cling to a title position as rivals press for the top spot. The article traces late season efforts and key performances shaping the race.
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Batchelder & Lincoln Co
Thorntons Lead Roxbury League as Germanias Close In
Thorntons top the Roxbury League with Germanias close behind as Columbus and Scotia share third place after four wins and five losses. Marden from Thorntons tops the individual list with Morris of Thorntons second, while Gumpricht of Columbus posts a 216 high single score.
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Thorntons
Germanias
Columbus
Scotia
Marden
Morris
Gumpricht
Bowling Schedules Across Major Leagues This Week
A comprehensive list of weekly bowling fixtures across multiple leagues including Massachusetts League Boston Amateur League Suburban Interclub and others. Matches feature teams such as Old Belfry Philedian Melrose Highlands Salem Dorchester Central and Cambridge teams with varied days Tuesday through Friday plus interleague events among Ox ford Reading Melrose East Boston Roxbury and Cambridge participants.
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Massachusetts League
Old Belfry
Philedian
Les Miserables
Review
Melrose Highlands
Salem
Dorchester Central
Commercial
Boston
Old Dorchester
999Th Artillery
Newton
Charlestown
Arlington
Casino
Mercantile Library Association
Jamaica
Highland
Dudley Association
Codman
Massachusetts Interclub
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Somerville
Reading
Everett
Malden
Melrose
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Boston Dry Goods Company
Clapp & Tilton
New England News Company
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Meyers
Murray & Irwin
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Columbia
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Riverdale Casino
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Newton Boat Club
Germania
Scotia
Columbus
Chester
Thornton
Wachusett Boat Club selects Ten Eyck for Henley regatta
In Worcester England Feb 7 the Wachusett Boat Club voted to send Edward H Ten Eyck son of a veteran oarsman to the Henley regatta on July 4 15 and 16. Ten Eyck is the intermediate amateur champion of Saratoga 1896 beating R C Lockwood Gustav Boehme N J Langlers Edward F Schultz and Edward B Nail. He also defeated Joseph J Whitehead of Boston in a Lake Quinsigamond match race on Oct 1 who had won the senior amateur title at Saratoga the previous August.
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Worcester
Wachusett Boat Club
Edward H. Ten Iyck
Young Ten Eyck
Saratoga
R. C. Lockwood
Gustav Boehme
N. J. Langlers
Edward F. Schultz
Edward B. Nail
Lake Quinsigamond
Joseph J. Whitehead
Boston
Millstreams Seek Rematch with B A A on Charles River
At a Chelsea Millstream Boat Club meeting the members voted to request the privilege of taking Riverside Boat Club’s place in the race with the B A A on May 30 at the Charles River. The Millstreams lost to the B B A A by a half boat at the Providence regatta last Fourth of July and seek another chance.
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Millstream Boat Club
Chelsea
Riverside Boat Club
Charles River
BB. A. A
Millstream Club
Providence
Lasker Beats Tschigorin In Evens Gambit Chess
New York report says Lasker defeated Tschigorin in St. Petersburg after fifty seven moves. Tschigorin began with an Evans gambit and Lasker secured victory in yesterday's first meeting.
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New, York
Lasker
Tschigorin
St. Petersburg
National League Rule Proposals Include Umpire Power Tightening
The National League and Associated clubs issue recommended rule changes aimed at field layout, umpire authority, substitutes, coaching limits, balking, and penalties. Key points include stricter umpire enforcement, seating rules for players, penalties for rule violations, and updated scoring and base running provisions.
Dr Agnew’s Ointment for Piles and skin eruptions
Cure promised in 3 to 6 nights with one application for itching piles and bleeding piles. Also treats tetter scald head barber’s itch eczema and skin eruptions. Sold by C E Woodward & Co 62 Bromfield Street. 35 cents.
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Agnew
C. E. Woodward & Co
Bromfield Su
Boxing Buzz From Frisco Ahead of Nevada Fight
A San Francisco correspondent reports on coast boxing moves as Nevada hosts a big bout. California lawmakers may legalize 20 round contests in the city. The old California Club announces Feb 22 matches Spider Kelly vs Lon Agnew Australian Billy Smith vs Henry Peppers Jim Jeffrys vs Jack Stenzel all ten rounds. The Manhattan Club runs an amateur tourney Feb 12 and the San Francisco Club has Billy Savage vs Frank Raphael. Raphael heads east after. a promising lightweight, Jack McAuliffe leaves for New York hoping to return for the Corbett Fitz affair. Jim Jeffrys challenges Tom Sharkey for 2000 dollars a side. Sharkey awaits the winner of the big fight under National Club management Gibbs and Grooms. Stenzel vs Van Buskirk in Sacramento ends in a disputed decision later reversed, awarding the win to Stenzel. George Allen wins a suit against Sharkey for training money. Billy Smith also sues Sharkey for 1000 dollars. A large Frisco delegation plans to attend the March 17 big fight. Cecil Richards is again matched with Hattie Moore in a private bout near San Francisco for 250 dollars a side. ten persons per side. Biddy Bishop trains Richards. Joe Mullin leaves for Buffalo to box Martin Flaherty with Frank Kaveney. Referee John Sheehan rode with Flaherty. Professor Crawford’s smoke talk tomorrow promises a top event. Amateurs in Frisco avoid side bets. prizes suffice.
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Pacific Coast
Nevada
California
Spider Kelly
Lon Agnew
Chicago
Billy Smith
Henry Peppers
Jim Jeffrys
Jack Stenzel
Manhattan
Billy Savage
Frank Raphael
Raphael
Jack McAuliffe
New York
Corbett-Fitz
Fitz
Tom Sharkey
Sharkey
Messrs
Gibbs and Grooms
Jack Stenvel
van Buskirk
Sacramento
Stenzel
George Allen
Justice Court
Sailor
Fitzsimmons
Frisco
Cecil Richards
Hattie Moore
Biddy Bishop
Ichards
Joe Mullin
Buffalo
Martin Flaherty
Frank Kaveney
John Sheehan
Flaherty
Professor Crawford
Billy” Smith
Tommy Ryan
Coney Island
We Recommend Prof Shaw Leading Boxing Teacher
A notice promotes Prof Shaw as a leading boxing instructor at Pelham. Potential students are advised to call or write for details about coaching availability and classes.
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Shaw
Pelham
Gimm Defeats Hale In 100 Mile Cleveland Race
Louis Gimm the Cleveland long distance bicycler beat Teddy Hale Irish champion in a 100 mile race at Central Armory. After 89 miles they tussled but Gimm pulled ahead final two laps to win by about twenty feet. Official time 4 hours 5 seconds with last mile in 2:39 under L A W auspices for 250 a side.
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Louis Gimm
Cleveland
Teddy Hale
Central Armory
Gimm
Hale
L. A.W
Bicycle Club Elects Officers in Close Vote at Annual Meeting
The Press Cycling Club held its annual meeting with tight contests for all offices. George A. Perkins was elected president and BE. H. Pinkham vice president, Austin W. Pease secretary, J. M. Fennell treasurer, and W. E. Files captain. The club reports 235 members and $1500 in treasury. A New York firm eyeing the Simpson chain and a potential American manufacture stock company are noted. The Orient Cycle Club plans its first grand concert at Booth's Hall East Boston. Postponed A Class bowling games are rescheduled next week. Leading riders predict a peak racing season with rising interest and attendance at bicycle tracks.
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Press Cycling Club
George A. Perkins
BE. H. Pinkham
Austin W. Pease
J. M. Fennell
W. E. Files
E. R. Chapman
C. A. Moore
C. E. McDonald
Treasury
Howard Oviatt
Simpson Engineering Company of London
New York
Simpson
Weaver Cycle Material Company of
Columbia
Tiger Roadsters
High Street
Dorchester
Cleveland
Syracuse
H. R. Dickinson
Orient Cycle Club
Booth’s Hall
East
Boston
Bennington Street
Waltham
Winnisimmet
Medford
Mattapan
Metropolitan
Boston College
Billy Young
Asa Windle
Kiddie Bald
Charlie Murphy
Tom Butler
Frank Starbuck
Teddy Goodman
Kaiser Opposed Coercion in Turkish Reform Plan
Berlin Feb 7 There is strong authority that the draft reform protocol prepared by ambassadors in Constantinople assumes the Sultan will accept proposals, but it excludes coercion. Kaiser’s opposition to coercion may neutralize ambassadorial results and no decision has been made on coercive measures. The plan may face a lengthy formal process before presentation to the Porte, with possible delay until 1898 and ongoing doubts about a genuine concert among powers.
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Berlin
Constantinople
Vossische Zeitung
Burglars in Newtonville Steal Several Coats and a Watch
Late Saturday night burglars entered two Newtonville homes on Walnut street and Fairmont avenue, stealing coats, a cape, a silver watch, a guitar, gloves, and a ladies pocketbook with about $2. An attempted break in at Morton Cobb’s residence was thwarted by a dog.
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Edward Sands
Walnut Street
Newtonville
Herbert A. Wilder
Fairmont Avenue
Newton
Morton Cobb
Boston Latin A A to host one lap cycle race at Wood Island Park
The Boston Latin School A A meet includes a one lap slow bicycle race. David Chanonhouse challenges Robert Warner to skate a one mile scratch championship of New England with a prize. Race set for Wood Island Park on Saturday Feb 13 at 2 p.m. The Newburyport A A basketball team seeks strong-state opponents and lists 53 State Street as contact.
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Boston Latin School
A. A
David Chanonhouse
The
Post
Robert Warner
New England
Wood Island Park
Newburyport A. A
George E. Moulton
State Street
Newburyport
West End Hebrew Educational Club Plans First Annual Ball
The committee of the West End Hebrew Educational Club held a final meeting in the club rooms last evening to finalize plans for the first annual ball tonight in Copley Hall. Ticket sales are strong with many prominent attendees expected.
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West End
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