Dudleys Vi Take Two From Newton In Amateur League
The Dudleys of Roxbury defeated Newtonville in a three game series in the Amateur League. Stutchinson led with a 234 single string and high overall work. Battery vs Calumet saw 900-plus scores each game with Harding and Purrington scoring above 600 overall.
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Drudleys
Newtonville
Newton
Chariastown
Roxbury
Tate
Dudley
Seafs
Newteon
Stutchinson
A. A
Calumet
Battery
Harding
Purrington
McCall
Newton Boat Club Defeats Riverdale in League Events
Newton Boat Club won over Riverdale in pool whist and bowling at the Newton League event last night. Hill starred in bowling with a high total of 565 across two games.
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Newton Boat Club
Riverdale
Hill
Pool Riverdale
Newton B. C
Nowell Ette
Warren
Jennings
Tos
Bixby
Richards
Lorton We
Beacons and Curtis Safe Company Win Two Games Each
In two Commercial League matches at St. James alleys last night the Beacons beat the Milliners two to one with Plummer delivering top marks, and Curtis Safe Company defeated the Chamber of Commerce two to one led by Bowles high roller.
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Sudbury
American Eape Foundry
G. Shaw Forbes Lithograph Company
Gosslin
Gosslin - Eee
Kelly - McGrath
Wieaz
Opalg Sess
Bowler
O' Leary
Conway
Duffy A
Isu Tioltan
Ryan
Forbes Lithograph
Jas Dle
G. Shaw
Ar Paw
Vleunger
Chon
Klucken
INN
Cy. O
Epee Robertson
Whitney
Goodwin
Werner
Lane
Ricker
St. James Alleys
Beacons
Curtis Safe Company
Milliners
Plummer
Chamber of Commerce
Bowles
Arlington Boat Club Triumphs In Mystic Valley League Match
Arlington Boat Club defeated Charlestown in three straight strings at the Arlington Boat Club amid loud cheering. The victory leaves Arlington tied with Charlestown for first place, a playoff needed. Homer of Arlington led with 571 points in the match.
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Arlington
Arlington Boat Club
Charlestown
Homer
Seth
Durgin Sen Eee
Seeeee Veel
Rankin
Puffer Eee
Eevese
Vee Verlit
Eere Lee
Whittemore
Ieee Knae
Noyes
Paris
Posse Defeats Roxbury Latin in Narrow Fencing Win
Posse Gymnasium beat Roxbury Latin School 5 to 4 in a team fencing contest. Notable exhibitions came from instructors Charles A. Ranlett and Captain William Seaholm and BAA fencers Atherton Brownell and Sewall Cabot. Individual winner Malcolm Farmer took three straight bouts as Prichard and Colby tied for second.
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Posse Gymnasium
Roxbury Latin School
Charles A. Ranlett
A. William Seaholm
Atherton Brownell
Sewall Cabot
Boston Athletic Association
Posse
George M. Jack
William H. Prichard
Francis G. Colby
Franklin PD. Putnam
Malcolm Farmer
Drew M. Wardner
Roxbury Latin
Farmer
Prichard
Colby
Sec
Local Exhibition Delights Naismith Gym Crowd
A tie decision rested with Colby after a decision meeting while exhibitions featured foils sabres duelling swords broadswords and bayonets by Seaholm Ranlett Brownell Cabot and Gordon Trowbridge drawing a crowded gymnasia audience.
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Colby
Seaholm
Ranlett
Brownell
Cabot
Gordon Trowbridge
Gymnasiam
Messrs
Selee Starts New Venture While Retaining Boston Post
Manager Frank Selee of the Boston club plans a new enterprise to supply materials for artists and will not sever ties with Boston. Washington association turmoil grows as Mr Ryan discovers backing is not forthcoming. Sligh Hoyes initial traction firm faces doubts as two clubs may alter rail plans. Murphy the Giants’ second baseman recovers from appendicitis and aims to rejoin in April.
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Frank Selee
Boston
Boston Club
Selee
Association
Washington
3.Ryan
Sligh Hoyes
Renvey
Murphy
Giants
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Handicap Games Set for Feb 26
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association announces annual indoor handicap meet for Monday evening February 26 at Cambridgeport Mass. Events listed include looyard dash 440 880 and relay race high jump potato race and shot put. Entries must be sent to Cambridgeport Gymnasium Cambridgeport Mass.
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Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Ambridgeport Gymnasium
Cambridgeport
Mass
Basketball Games Wanted by Father Mathew U A S&S
The Father Mathew U A S and S basketball team seeks opponents for amateur contests. They are available on February 22 and invite inquiries to J Fitzgerald at 75 Summer Street Lynn for scheduling.
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Mathew
Luynn
Temperance Society
J. Fitzgerald
Summer Street
Lynn
Brown Grabs First Intercollegiate Win at St Nicholas Rink
Brown University hockey team opened its season with a decisive win at St Nicholas rink. The Providence squad played aggressively with vigorous rushes and crashes, breaking Yale's seven game unbeaten streak.
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York
Brown University
St. Nicholas
Yalie
Party details from the Sons of Bt George gathering
A fragment notes Cabhat Tetee No 594 of the Sons of Bt George held a meeting at 780 Washington Street. About a dozen couples were present amid unclear seating and ceremonies.
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Cabhat Tetee
Bt. George
Seelyl
de Ce
Washington
Smallpox Cases Detected in Somersworth NH
The Somersworth Board of Health reports two additional smallpox cases in the city. Officials urge vaccination and quarantine adherence to prevent further spread.
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Somersworth
Wirth
NL. US
Board of Health
Democrats Nominate George H. Weeks for South Portland Mayor
In South Portland Maine the Democratic party nominated George H Weeks tonight for mayor. The meeting in Portland endorsed Weeks as the party candidate for the city’s top office.
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Portland
The
Democrats of
Southportland
George H. Weeks
Weeks
Fast Steppers On Boulevards In Beacon Street Snow Parade
A large gathering of sleighing enthusiasts filled Beacon Street yesterday with many fast steppers and brushes. Crowds formed by 4 PM as two long lines of vehicles shaded the center for racing, though light snow and soft packed footing hampered runs. Officers Bartlett and Crory observed the scene.
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Beacon Street
Bartlett
Crory
Bending Beams Advance on Lawson Cup Defences
At Atlantic Works most deck beams for the Lawson cup defender are bent with few unfinished. Holes around the keel casting edge nearly finished with drilling today. Bronze plates and steel plates arriving, framing progressing, posts to be fitted after casting. In Cincinnati Ohio a legal hearing on the Jeffries Ruhlin prize fight heads toward a decision next week.
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Atlantic Works
Roadside horse outings draw crowded turnout and rivals
The afternoon featured many horse and cutter pilots with Cr. H. Helleden driving Ned Winslow and Dick Lawrence with Emma D. plus several others like Albert Bige low, Thomas Dyer, and the Hall family. The event saw two minor accidents, and work on a keel boat proceeds with Wilson & Silsby finishing light sails and Lawley shaping spars as Crowninshield predicts rapid assembly in weeks.
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Cr. H. Helleden
Ned Winslow
Dick Lawrence
Emma D
Albert S. Bigelow
Thomas Dyer
Brookline
Hall
Frank
Eddie B
George
Charlie Woodman
Station 14
Silenry Collins
George P. Johnson
B. EF. Dutton
Farris
Randolph Clark
Gladys M
Ee J. Burke
Wilkes
Merton McKenney
Howland Russell
Miss Whitney
Semper
John Shepard
Astro L
Charles Pierce
Mrnree Goodspeed
Morris Connolly
H. C. Pickering
Roxbury
Lem Hitchcock
Charles BP
Curtis, Jr
Bert Willis
A. W. Davis
Isaac Sexton
William Robbs
J. H. Richardson
William Alston
Wardette
Charles Barnard
Michael Driscoll
Genevieve
M. T. Harty
George Harper
Wilson & Silsby
Lawley
Crowninshield
Downey sidelined six weeks after Park Square fall in six day race
Joe Downey injured in the Park Square Garden six day event, diagnosed with torn ligaments after a fall. He will require splints and six weeks of rest before any training, with plans to travel to Louisville around March 1.
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Joe Downey
Park Square Garden
F. L. Burt
Union General Hospital
Downey
Louisville
Ife
Nutmeg Club Hosts Quick Boxing Card in Hartford
Three bouts drew about 1000 fans at the Coliseum. Tommy Feltz stopped George Halliday in 1:50 of round one. Grif Jones won a fifth round decision over Marty Sullivan. Tim Hurley outpointed Jack Butler over twelve rounds and Charley White gave the decision to Hurley.
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Hartford
Conn
Nutmeg Athletic Club
Tommy Feltz
George Halliday
Grif Jones
Marty Sullivan
Tim Hurley
Jack Butler
Charley White
Hurley
New Haven Cocks Win Main Event At Stratford Cock Fight
At a Stratford hotel cock fight, Jrank Casey of Waterford lost three of seven bouts including the main event. New Haven participants were successful with their birds in the main valued at $2000.
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Blackstone
Carruth’s Last Night Basketball Summary
At Carruths last night Lowe saw Pelestegra of two games and Benjamin Company team. She finished with the best score as the board rolled 4/5.
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Carruth
Pelestegra
Uiul Gt Wenjamin & Co
Cincinnati Contested Meeting Faces Governor’s Intervention
Governor Nash would mobilize state power to block Jeffries and Ruhlin from meeting on February 15. Today the Saengerfest Athletic Association showcased its directors and members with high standing in business and social circles. Directors testified that except ministers and women as a class and a small professional and business minority, Cincinnati sentiment favored the contest. Opposition among opposing counsel and clients appears stronger and likely to grow over the next two days of hearings.
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Cincinnati
Hollister
Sheets
Nash
Nevada
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Saengerfest Athletic Association
Gov Nash halts Jeffries Ruhlin boxing bid amid political pressure
New York reports warn low local interest in the Jeffries Ruhlin match as Governor Nash resists Cincinnati promoters amid militia threats. Sources say anti fight forces and New York promoters plot broader future contests while Corbett heads to perform in vaudeville.
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New York
Cincinnati
Nash
Porkopolis
Billy Brady
Brady
Madden
Jeffries
Cook
Ruhlin
Saengerfest Athletic Club
East
Jim Corbett
People’s Theatre
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Shawnee Puts $25,000 Guarantee Behind Jeffries Ruhlin Fight
Shawnee Fair Association telegraphed managers offering a $25,000 guarantee for the bout between Jeffries and Ruhlin in Shawnee Oklahoma with no stated danger to the event.
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Shawnie
O. T
Shawnee Fair Association
Neutral grounds host fair amid liquor sale ban under lease
The fair grounds sit on neutral ground with a government lease to organizers for authentic sports. The only restriction cited is a prohibition on selling liquor on the grounds.
No prize fight allowed in Oklahoma says governor
Guthrie Oklahoma February 7 Governor Barnes after learning Shawnee guarantees 25000 to stage a bout said no prize fight can be held while he is governor and laws prohibiting prize fighting will be enforced
Boxing Gossip Amid Match Talks And Local Fights
Weight contrasts favor McCoy over Fitz while a Maher Sharkey bout is floated for Louisville late this month. Plainfield hosts a crowd pleasing city bout refereed by the mayor. Saxe clashes with local papers over advertising and Tommy Ryan’s alleged reputation draws sharp editorials across the sport pages.
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PR. Smith
Watertown
McCoy
Fitz
Ludlow
Andy Daly
Peter Maher
Tom Sharkey
Louisville
New Jersey
Plainfield
Young Saxe
Boston
New York
Saxe
Johnny Considine
Broadway Athletic Club
New York City
Tommy Ryan
Tommy
Minneapolis
Jimmy Judge
Ryan
Thomas
the Woods
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Harvard Freshman Carr Shows Promise In Snow Practice
Harvard freshman Proctor Carr of New Hampshire practises in the snow with the team on February 20, learning throwing while fielding at Cambridge Latin School roots. Carr, a shortstop in youth, aims to be a strong batter and reliable defender alongside Haddie Coolidge and Walter Clarkson in Harvard baseball plans.
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Harvard
Proctor Carr
New Hampshire
Cambridge Latin School
Walter Clarkson
Carr
Haddie Coolidge
Boy Practices Underhanded Throws in Cambridge Play
A youth is frequently seen on a small grass plot near his Cambridge home, tossing a baseball with friends. He focuses on an underhanded throw, developing the technique he desires.
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Cambridge
German Literary Circle Discusses The Pillars of Society
The first meeting of the season at Turn Hall drew a large audience of members of the German Literary Circle. After Mr. Charles Koehler opened, readers including Mrs. Koehler Mrs. Biemann Mrs. Jennie Hoffmann and several others performed parts from Hendrick Ibsen's drama The Pillars of Society followed by discussion of its merits and themes.
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Turn Hall
Charles ©. Koehler
Hendrick Isben
Koehler
Biemann
Jennie Hoffmann
G. Boehm
KE. Boehm
A. Sussmann
Auguste Cohn
G. H. Bossert
Revere Knights Celebrate Traveling Shield Presentation
Last night the Eagle Lodge of the Knights of Pythias in Revere hosted a gala event. Members welcomed visitors from Chelsea and Everett as grand officers attended and the traveling shield of the order was presented to Eagle lodge.
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Eagle Lodge
Knights of Dythias
Revere
Chelsea
Everett
City tax drive targets liquor dealers by police board
City Collector Courtenay Guild pushes unpaid poll taxes on liquor dealers. Police Board has signaled delinquent license holders to settle up, with strong hints already effective.
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Courtenay Guild
Lcense
House Passes Post Office Appropriation Bill Amid Debates
The post office appropriation bill was finally passed after a week of House debate. An amendment to sustain the pneumatic tube service in New York, Boston and Philadelphia was dropped to sharpen the Senate fight.
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Washington
House
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Senate
Third Annual Newspaper Mailers' Union Ball At Roughan Hall
Nearly three thousand attended Roughan Hall in Charlestown last night for the third annual ball of the Newspaper Mailers' Union No 1 Boston. The event drew large crowds by 9 o'clock as the grand march began at 9 30 led by President John D. Fenton and Mrs Fenton.
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Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Union No. 1
Boston
John D. Fenton
Gowns and guests at McGuinness Harbor ball
Vice-President James H. McGuinness and Mrs. Harber led a gala march with other notable guests in elegant attire. The hall glowed with hundreds of incandescent lights as attendees from The Post The Herald The Globe and others mingled with union leaders and local officials.
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James H. McGuinness
William G. Harber
the Herald
William Shaw
Ifred Creighton
Walter Oakes
Henry Vaughn
William Ikiley
John D. Fenton
Thomas Teeley
Daniel Sweeney
George Kiley
the Globe
John Harnett
James McGuinness
Joseph Fordy
Ernest Willis
James Bennett
the Journal
William Stone
James Kennedy
James Nugent
James Maguire
Joseph Torella
the Transcript
Benjamin Hatch
Martin Clougherty
William O'Neil
Henry Leen
George Lowther
Jerry Callahan
H. D. Tighe
Thomas Donahue
John Freidman
Robert Mekhelvy
William Quirk
Charles J. Smith
James Celeste
William Lynch
William O’nell
Thomas Allen
George H. Cook
Conlin
Kittie McKennon
Alice Kenneally
Hearing on Wilcox charges in Hawaii delegate row
The House committee on elections in Washington decided to take cognizance of petitions and charges against Hawaii Delegate Wilcox. George D Gear, his accuser, attended the hearing with Wilcox as it opened at 2 o'clock. The chairman said the hearings would be public and Wilcox promised a forthcoming answer.
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Red St. Onge
Moran
Ross
New Crescent Leach Track
McLean Brothers
Ocean Avenue
Boulevard
Board of Control
Washington
Irebh
House Committee On Elections
Wilcox
Hawaii
George D. Gear
Hawa
George ID. Gear
Tainlor
Ohio
Mr. Wilcox
City Brevities: Local Arrests and Incidents
Charlestown Jennie Day, 60, was arrested on shoplifting charges. South Boston resident Sarah A. Reddington, 40, fell through a skylight from her roof, injuring herself. James V. L. Duffy, 26, charged with larceny of clothing valued at 35 dollars. Abraham Cheinfeldt, 25, disturbed Salvation Army barracks and struck Jon O'Brien. Carmine Sataneillo, 27, charged with breaking into Rafale & Capodilapo grocery and stealing 119 dollars of groceries plus 25 dollars in cash. groceries recovered. John Looney received a gold watch at Higgins's Hotel banquet. Jacob Barnstein's room on Oswego Street entered by false key. money stolen.
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Jennie Day
Main Street
Charlestown
Sarah A. Reddington
Broadway
South Boston
City Hospital
James VL. Duffy
Second Street
Mary J. Kemp
Leverett Street
Abraham Cheinfeldt
Salvation Army
1St Hanover Street
Cheinfeldt
Jon O'Brien
Army
O'Brien
Carmine Sataneillo
North Street
Rafale & Capodilapo
John
Jacob Barnstlen
Oswego Street
Senator Chandler Bill Reported Against Corporate Campaign Gifts
The Senate committee on privileges and elections reported Senator Chandler's bill to ban corporations engaged in interstate or foreign commerce national banks or Congress chartered bodies from contributing to political campaigns. An amendment set penalties up to 500 dollars for a corporation and 1000 dollars for each officer stockholder or employee.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Chandler
Congress
Finland's farm output plus dairy exports rise
The report states Finland annually produces about 40 million bushels of cereals and exports oats. It lists livestock totals of roughly 300,650 horses, 2,398,18 cattle, 1,067,384 sheep, and 197,26 hogs. It notes a butter surplus of 22,750,009 pounds and cheese output of 4,000 pounds, with dairy exports near 7 million dollars yearly.
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Finland
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