Soden Named as a Possible National League President
New York Feb 9 The plan to make A H Soden of Boston the next National League president gains traction with anti Spalding forces seeking votes from New York Cincinnati St Louis and Boston. Dreyfuss remains opposed to a quick settlement and hints at a club circuit. Soden doubts a large league stake for any single owner and may resist a move to be compromise candidate though he is considered for the role.
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New York
A. H. Soden
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Spalding
Hatever
von Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Dreyfuss
Smoky City
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Brooklyn
Soden
KE. B. Talcott
John Day
Temple of Pittsburg
Mr. Soden
Boxing Feud Over Pay Splits Cuts Deep in Heavyweight Ring
Fitzsimmons sulks in his tent demanding 50 percent of earnings, while Jeffries offers 40 percent as the rival camp argues over money and fame. Weinig presses feisty challenges, has bet 5,000 with Mulligan for a middleweight title bid, and is set to weigh 150 pounds for a potential Ryan clash. The scene also notes New York bouts, Broad’s lightweight move, Somerville’s Pastime A C, and various club activities and postponements in boxing circles.
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Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Fitz
Vial
RB. J. Fitzsimmons
al Weinig
Jimmy “Michael
Weinig
Dick O'Brien
Tan Creedon
Billy Stifft
Marvin Hart
Jon Jeffords
Dan Creedon
Jim Jeffords
Andy Mulligan
Hot Springs
Tommy Ryan
Mullican
Ryan
Choynski
Carter
McCoy
Corbett
Becaues
New York
Sullivan
Billy Jordan
Boston
Somerville
James J. Burns
Lowell Street
Fred Mellor
Will Toland
WI Murray
Jimmy Sullivan
Jack Brady
Young
Nadeau
Keller
Tommy Duffy
Ned Maher
Max Smither
Tenox A
Fred Bryson
Hugh McPadden
WEEKLY AMATEUR LEAGUE MATCHES AND LEAGUE SCHEDULES
A dense schedule lists multiple leagues with midweek and weekend matches. Amateur leagues cover Dudley at Old Dorchester Charlestown Newtowne at 999th Calumet at B Com and more across Mystic Valley Suburban Bottle Pin Candle Pin and other leagues.
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Dudley
Old Dorchester
Mercial
Charlestown
Newtowne
Calumet
Harvard to Meet Yale in Key Intercollegiate Hockey Clash
Harvard's undefeated Crimson hockey team faces Yale on Saturday at the St Nicholas rink in New York in a top Intercollegiate League contest. The squad, praised as the best Harvard has fielded, benefits from a new Holmes Field rink with baths and lockers, while forwards feature speed and strong puck handling. A noted weakness is crowding in scrimmages, which allowed opponents easier shots, though progress was seen in the Brown game.
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Harvard
Winsor
Yale
St. Nicholas
New York
Crimson
Collae
Holmes Field
Soldiers Field
Hemenway
Redemption leads in Independent bowling league standings
Redemption holds a substantial lead in the Amateur Bowling League with top individual averages and team totals. Hudson, Grover, and Meade push for high marks as Old Colony, Norwood, and Roslindale chase in a tight race.
New Century League tie narrows as Independents lead Norwoods
The Independents hold a slight edge over the Norwoods in total pinfall and overall average, keeping the tie in the New Century League active as the contest continues.
Mt Pleasant Narrowly Edges Leaders in Tight Standings
Mt Pleasant made a slight gain on the leaders last week while Meyers's own advancement trimmed the rival teams' championship hopes. Prospect and Newton remain tied for fourth as Leahy holds an 88 average, the best mark in the league records.
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Pleasant
Meyers
Prospect
Newton
Leahy
Mgpops cc
Bpordsce Co
Webster and Carruth Lead Candle Pin Standings
Webster shares first with Carruth after week’s play in the Candle Pin League as each team reaches 26 wins and 10 losses. Murray & Irwin move up past Boylston, which drops to fourth. Long leads individual averages while others hold steady in a crowded table.
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Webster
Carruth
Murray & Irwin
Boylston
Arge. Carty
Naservecovecnessecs
Sudbury
Bnge
Tang
Boyl
Jackson
Harriman, Boylston
Rouse, Murray & Irwin
Williams
Lawrence
Assee
Wilby
Jefferson
Finnegan, Murray & Irwin
Say
Mystic Valley League Leads Charlestown In Candle Pin Standings
Charlestown holds a commanding lead in the Mystic Valley League as Arlington trails for second. The new candle pin series aims to sustain interest into spring with team and individual averages listed for Charlestown Arlington Calumet Newtowne Medford and Towanda clubs including high scores by W Teel and Roberstson.
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Charlestown
Marston
Old Belfry Club
Eeere
Towanda
A ” Newtowne Club
Paneseee
Medford
Tees
E- Arlington Boat Club
Calumet Club
Arlington
Charlestown Club
Arlington Boat Club
Hooth
Ayre
Ceseree
Ce Eees
Newtowne
THE
Old Belfry
Essesseeerere
Winchester
Southwell
A. Littlefield
Calumet
Rerrees Gillette
Newtowne Prescerre
Crrree Brooks
A. B. Cy
Teel
Thomas
Homer
H. . Durgin
Jennings
Newtowne Woetherbee
A. Wareth
Haggerty
A. A Brown
Wanda
A. B
Chandler
Robertson
Berry
McCall
G. Wittlefield
Calu Kemp
Hovey
Norwood Lags Behind Dedham and Boylston in Meet
The report notes Norwood's performance trails two lower teams Dedham and Boylston, who are also tied for first place. Harrop earns first in the venters event at 3 40, highlighting the uneven standings among rivals.
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Norwood
Dedham
Boylston
Harrop
Bottle Pin League Narrowed Gap Between Boylston and Hub
The Bottle Pin League standings show Hub narrowing the gap with Boylston to two games after last week. Meyers climbs toward Sudbury, while Webster and Carruth slump, tightening their grip on fifth place. Individual averages highlight Smith of Boylston as league leader with 779.
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Boylston
Hub
Meyers
Sudbury
Webster
Carruth
Smith
Ao'se
Cersess Peunaite
Mevers
Jessenaret Ceses
Nsccencenserceners
E.ss
Smith, Boylston
Duffey Falls to Scheuber and Eaton at BA Meet
Local sprinter Arthur F Duffey, a Harvard and Amherst rival, loses to Scheuber and Eaton in a Saturday BA meet. Observers question Duffey’s condition while an Georgetown University insider notes Duffey’s limited training due to the lack of a gymnasium, suggesting a training handicap contributed to the defeat.
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Arthur F. Duffey
Scheuber
Eaton
B. A
Harvard
Amherst
Sniffey
Georgetown University
Duffey
Georgetown
Pork Packers' League Leaders See Armours Go Up
The Armour & Co bowlers moved closer to leaders Boston P. & P. Co last week by winning three games and losing none. Boston P. & P. won one and lost two. Squire and North gained slightly. Morris and Swift stayed at the foot of the ladder.
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Armour & Co
Boston P. & P. Co
Squire
North
Morris
Swift
Portland All Star bowling tour opens at Boylston alleys
The visiting Portland All Star bowling team opens a three match series at Boylston alleys this afternoon starting at 2 o'clock against a mixed Boylston Juniors squad in a three string total format. Afterward both sides dine at a local hotel. The Maine men then face Roslindale New Century League in a five string total match, then travel to Winthrop Tuesday for another five string total with the Winthrop team.
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Portland
Winthrop
Fifth Annual Amateur Bowling League Dinner Planned
Preparations are underway for the fifth annual dinner of the Amateur Bowling League of Massachusetts to be held Friday April 4 at the Exchange Club. Organizers promise attractive features and a large turnout of clubs is expected.
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Amateur Bowling League of Massachusetts
Exchange Club
Harvard Athletes Begin Training With Early Varsity Selection
Harvard crews begin workouts this week with tank and machine work. Varsity squad of 16 to be chosen by mid April after weed-out races, aligning with Yale’s approach. Cricket candidates start in gym cage. baseball players prepare with base running and fielding drills as season schedule awaits Yale agreement.
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Harvard
Yale
Harvard Men Proud of Scheuber Duffey’s Conqueror
Harvard students celebrated a strong indoor meet performance at the Boston Athletic Association event. The relay team Haigh Lightner Willis and Rust led a decisive victory over Penn sprinters, while F B Scheuber defeated Arthur F Duffey twice, boosting his popularity on campus.
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Harvard
Scheuber
Duffey
Boston Athletic Association
Haigh
Lightner
Willis
Rust
University of Pennsylvania
F. B. Scheuber
Arthur F. Duffey
Georgetown
Sligo Club Social Recalls Evictions During Irish History
The Sligo Social and Literary Club met at 616 Washington Street for its monthly gathering. After business, M. J. Jordan discussed the Irish evictions of 1847 and 1848, drawing parallels to modern acts in Armenia, South Africa, and the Philippine Islands, followed by a lively debate and Irish music. The audience joined in a choral "God Save Ireland."
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Sligo
Washington Street
M. J. Jordan
Armenia
South Africa
Philippine Islands
Gaelic School Sets March 16 Feis in Sacred Concert
At yesterday's session 10 new names joined the Gaelic School roll as classes led by P J O Daly Miss Ellen Keohane John Egan and William O Neil. The superintendent announced the anniversary Feis will be at Union Park Academy and University halls 1871 Washington Street on March 16 at 8 PM with a sacred concert and a discourse on St Patrick plus a lecture The Travels of the Gaels.
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Washington Street
P. J. O'Daly
Ellen Keohane
John Egan
William O'Neil
Union Park
Academy and
University
St. Patrick
Height and Weight of Individual
The subject stands five feet eight inches tall and weighs approximately two hundred pounds.
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