Old Dorchester Tops Arlington In City Bowling Match
Old Dorchester defeated Arlington three straight games in a high scoring city league bout. Parker led Old Dorchester with 529 pins while Richardson Cutter and Gray boosted the winning effort as Rankin and Whittemore starred for Arlington.
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Old Dorchester
Arlington
Place Club
Dodge of Arlington
Cutter
Richardson
Butters
First Blood
Parker
Gray
Rankin
Whittemore
Allston Captures Circuit League Title Over BAA Team
In the B A A lanes last night Allston defeated the B A A quintet two games to one to clinch the Circuit League championship. Aubin Frost and Weltz led Allston in the opener, while Ainsworth Bray Steere Walley and Fuller powered the late games. Steere posted 221 in the final round and Bray rolled 541 to top the match, with Aubin and Weitz shining for Allston.
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Allston
Aubin
Frost
Weltz
Ainsworth
Bray
Steere
Walley
Fuller
Weitz
Carruth
Broadway
North End
Hedge
Potter
Freeman
Ellis
McDonough
Roxbury
Bill Kirby
Harriman
Carrouth
Wilson
Kirby
Ryan
Dennison
McDonoush
Meyers
McQuade
Jefferson
Boylston
Beacon Carthy
McCarthy
Central ST. James
Wlite
Carruth's
James E
St. James
Murphy E
Murray & Irwin
McA
Lavis
Sewer
Fi Carruth Barry Sap
Forrest
Plummer
Bowler
O'Connell
Farren
Filis O
Eeeererseeeerer
Cameron Ee
Lawrence
Ah ' Murray
McGrath Se
Wright Seer
Callahan
Rsd
Gallagher
Ant McDonough
Conway
Brown
Wheeler
Sommes
Vaige Ae
Travelers’ Insurance
Bullard
Davenport
Boss Rooters
Bertram Seer
Travelers
Ryan Eee
Coleman Ee
Russell Anee
Wilby
Ae Oo Wen
Wheeler Seeeee
Boons
Plimpton
Barker
See
Donovan
Eee
Een Eewes
Boone Seer
Smith
Etree
Williams Ee . Eee
Doleman
Sheafe
Sere Weer
McCarthy Bowler
Seeeee Ee
Fossa Ereeere
Dolan
Henry
Murray ST
Kelley
I Donnelly
Quinn
Lantigua
Leay
Whist Players of Today Past and Present Masters
An overview of the whist game’s rise in popularity led by duplicate whist and the Sunday Post column. It highlights key figures like Mr. Fisher Ames, Edmond Hoyle, Thomas Matthews, and notable players such as John H. Griggs, George da Bunn, and others, plus the role of women in the game.
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The
Sunday Post
Fisher Ames
Matthews
Ames
Harvard
Newton
New York
Bos
Ton
Chicago
Philadelphia
George Iorse
Henry Perkins
Herbert Kingsey
Mr. Ames
Nicholas Brouse
New Orleans
Harry Jones
Cavendish
City Law Department
John H. Griggs
George da Bunn
Minneapolis
John T. Mitchell
W. J. Walker
W. W. Smith
Baltimore
J. IE. Schwab
Nashville
Potter Aces Dinsmore in First Round Racquet Match
Austin Potter defeated W Dinsmore in three straight sets 15-12 15-11 16-12 at the national amateur racquet championships first round. Clarence Mackey defaulted to Payne Whitney. Remaining second round matches set with Shaw versus Potter and Miles versus Whitney.
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BB. A. A
Austin Potter
Potter
Bankers and Brokers League Final Draws Big Scores
Interest ran high as Brieht Spurs & Co faced A. BB Turner & Bro in a league championship game. The feature was a decisive rout with high totals from Richardson Wogan Doyle Cougens and Oper.
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Bankers’ and Brokers
Brieht
Spurs & Co
A. BB
Turner & Bro
Richardson, Wogan, Doyle,Cougens
Oper
Bright, Sears & CO
Nash
Richardson
Cceeroeees
Csceessseraceee
Es Astestacee PV
Repeal Horton Law Moves Forward In New York Assembly
Albany February 7 by a 9 to 8 vote the Assembly codes committee agreed to report favorably tomorrow Morton Lewis's bill for repealing the Horton law which permits prize fighting in state athletic clubs the bill includes a delay to take effect September 1 1000 rather than immediately
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Albany
Assembly Committee On Codes
Morton
Lewis
Laing Explains Golf Play and Club Use
New York February 7 James Laing the expert golfer explains the roles of clubs from tee to putting green detailing driver to putter and the importance of brassey cleck midiron mashie niblick and other clubs in navigating rough, bunkers, and hazards to maximize enjoyment of the sport.
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New York
James Laing
New England Amateur Rowing Association Meeting Highlights
Twenty three clubs attended the annual New England Amateur Rowing Association session at the American House. President Walter Stimpson led the meeting, reports circulated on the treasury, a sinking fund set from regatta proceeds, and elections kept old officers.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
American House
Walter Stimpson
Arlington Boat Club
M. P. Higgins
Treasury
National Regatta Fund
W. S. Youngman
J. W. Cross
Atalanta Boat Club
Weld Boat Club
Bradford
Riverside
Union
Boston Athletic Association
St. Joseph’s A. A
Wawbewawa Canoe Club
Prospect Canoe Club
Columbian Rowing Association
City Point
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
Crescent Boat Club
Crescent Canoe Club
Farragut Boat Club
Millstream
Springfield
Wachusett Boat Clubs
Tatassi
Enemies Rowing Club
Waltham Canoe Club
Tatassi Canoe Club
B. W. Grant
Shawmut Rowing Club
D. J. Harold
Union Boat Club
W. P. Henderson
Springfield Canoe Club
W. Hodgdon
St. Joseph A. A
H. Burke
Youngman
Columbia Rowing Association
J. J. Corrigan
N. C. Horton
A. McAdams
J. F. Scully
W. Stimpson
J. D. Cosgrove
J. P. Fox
Wawhewawa Canoe Club
L. S. Drake
Bradford Boat Club
B. F. Fallon
Paris
Boxing gossip clears Martin Mulyihill's boxing capacity
A private series of try-outs yesterday afternoon decisively settled questions about Martin Mulyihill's ability. A select group of sporting men traveled from Boston to a club room in a nearby city for the event.
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Martin Mulyihill
Boston
Brilliant Fencer at 16 Impresses Boston Fencing Scene
Boston’s rising talent Henri Genoud, a 16 year old prodigy trained by Professor Lucien Fournon, showcases remarkable skill in the French school. An exhibition at Copley Hall next month will feature Genoud and several leading East fencers including skilled lady participants.
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Boston
Monsieur Henri Genoud
Lucien Fournon
Worcester Fencing Club
M. Genoud
Paris
Copley Hall
M. Genout
Repeal Talk Grows in New York State Policy
In the Post and other papers discussions rise over repealing Horton bill in New York State. A columnist recalls reporting favorable views last November with authority from the executive mansion. The piece hints that removing corrupt managers could trigger a strong reaction.
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New York State
Executive Mansion
E. F
Kirtland Club
Ime
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
National Cycling Association Hears Reinstatement Appeals
The National Cycling Association board of control met in New York and reinstated R. I. Wehrle of South Norwalk among others after reviewing unfair amateur classifications. Several riders were rejected, including John Burns and W. E. Tenzler. Further talks on racing rules and new auto racing regulations followed, with plans to publish motor racing rules before April.
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New York
National Cycling Association Board of Control
A. G. Batchelder
R. I. Wehrle
South Norwalk
Conn
John Burns
Leominster
Mass
W. E. Tenzler
Waterbury
J. T. Kelleher
Springfield
W. C. Anderson
Mast Greenwich
J. Harvey
New Haven
American Racing Cyclists’ Union
National Cycling Association
Board of Control
Batchelder
Bidwell Withdraws From LAW Presidential Bid
George R. Bidwell of New York writes a long circular letter admitting he is not a candidate for the LAW presidency. He says he withdrew under pressure of private business and that underhanded work affected the New York delegation.
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George R. Bidwell
New York
L. A
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Andy Daly
Brooklyn
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Bat Masterson
Roddy Gallagher
Masterson
Gallacher
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Henri Genoud
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Bill” Curtis
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