Goodwin Beats Daly in Fifteen Round Title Fight
Chester Goodwin of Chelsea, featherweight New England champion, defeated Andy Daly of Boston by decision after 15 rounds at the Eastern Athletic Club in Portland Maine. Goodwin dominated with a fast left jab and steady aggression, Daly displaying footwork but unable to fend off Goodwin’s sustained offense. Referee Jack Sheehan awarded the decision to Goodwin as the crowd applauded his display.
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Portland
Chester Goodwin
Chelsea
New England
Andy Daly
Boston
Eastern Athletic Club
Daly
Goodwin
Andy
Mihit
Jack Sheehan
Colonial Beats Old Belfry in Gilt Edge Candle League
Three matches rolled in the Gilt Edge Candle league last night. Old Dorchester fell to South Boston Yacht Club in two games. At the 009th alleys the home team won two from Dudley, and at the Colonial Club Old Belfry lost two. South Boston Yacht Club posted the best rolling.
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Old Dorchester Cnt
South Boston Yacht Club
Dudley
Old Belfry
Chauncy Alleys
South Shore
Tremont
Theron Taare
Plimpton
Oberhauser
Leach
Hedge
Vantigua i
Hall
Dalton
Brown
Old Colony
Perry
Howard
Baxter
McGrath
Winn
Seatee Beee
Jee
LePe
Dunn
Sese
L A W 10 Holds Meeting Today at Abbot Bassett Office
The annual meeting of the League of American Wheelmen convenes this afternoon at 221 Columbus avenue. After years of decline, New York members may push a constitution to restore LAW control of amateur and professional racing, though adoption is doubtful. a riders petition seeks to regain full control.
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Abbot Bassett
Columbus Avenue
League of American Wheelmen
League
New York
National Cycling Association
Amateur Boxing Bouts Set for February 27 at Mechanics’ Building
At a NEAAAU championship committee meeting held at 21 Bromfield Street, officials announced the boxing championships would take place on Saturday evening February 27 at Mechanics’ Building. The purpose is to stage a fast track meet for registered amateurs and determine the champions.
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Bromfield Street
Mechanics’ Building
Fonshi
Harvard Beats English High at Basketball
Harvard Freshmen defeated English High School 15 to 1 in Cambridge. The report lists players such as Nahas McDonald Reed Howard and Munroe with goals from fouls, crediting solid teamwork and standout efforts by the Freshmen.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Herolk
Tingee
GLISH
Rowel Ea Ner
Bee Earl
Nahas
McDonald
Munroe
Giese
Gabe Oh
Smith Mae
Tufts to Play Dartmouth in Three-Game Series
Tufts manager James H. Hood announced a three game series with Dartmouth for the coming season. The schedule includes April 19 at College Hill, April 27 at Hanover, and May 13 at College Hill. It is Tufts' most important set of games this year.
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Medford
James H.hood
Tufts
Dartmouth
College Hill
Hanover
Lynn Wins Polo Thriller Over Salem 8 7
In a tight post season polo match Lynn defeats Salem 8 to 7. Turnbull nets the decisive goal near the end of the final period as Lynn showcases sharp passing and teamwork.
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LYNN
Salem
Turnbull
Teck Ready for B A A Meet at Mechanics Hall
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology lists many strong entrants for the Boston Athletic Association games in Mechanics Hall and Captain G A Curtis expects his men to win prizes in various events. Be H Young is entered in the two mile.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mechanics’ Building
G. A. Curtis
H. Young
Indoor A A U Championship Contenders Race to Start
R Haynes E P Noyes and H Williams lead a field in the 40 yard handicap dash. K Tsuruta competes in the thousand and many racers including G A Chapman and Alex Grant run the mile. Farrington Emerson contest the 45 yard hurdles and high jump. Captain Curtis enters shot put. Technology relay faces Wesleyan with strong novice entries from Coach Mahan.
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R.haynes
E. P. Noyes
Newton
Alex. Grant
R. D. Farrington
R. D. Emerson
Farrington
Curtis
Technology
Wesleyan
Mahan
Death of J B McCune Ends Noted Everett Businessman
J B McCune a well known Everett businessman in sewing machines and cycles died at Bridgeport after a second stroke. He was near 68 and leaves a son William E B McCune champion pool player. Born Brattleboro Vermont he worked in Canada sewing machines, formed Springfield Bicycle Co in 1831, later served Union Cycle Manufacturing Co of Highlandville and was a race meet official and timer at local tracks.
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J. B McCune
Everett
Bridgeport
McCune
William EB. McCune
Brattleboro
Canada
Springfield Bicycle Company
Beer
Union
Highlandville
Munroe and Ruhlin Draw In Closed Championship Bout
In a one hour and fifteen minute catch as catch can match at the Criterion Athletic Club, Jack Munroe and Gus Ruhlin wrestled to a draw after neither could secure a fall. Referee Joe Cummings oversaw the match as 10 near falls kept fans hopeful, with Ruhlin finally forcing the draw as time expired.
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Criterion Athletic Club
Jack Munroe
Gus Ruhlin
Tke Trojans
Munroe
Ruhlin
Billy Donovan
Roxbury
Jack Martin
Providence
Brackett
National League for Bowling Formed Amid Peace Talks
In Cleveland on February 9 a ceasefire between New York and Chicago at the national bowling tournament led to plans for a National Bowling League modeled after baseball. Eight teams will join, including Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Washington Newark Detroit Chicago Milwaukee and Buffalo. Officers elected include President Mayor D. Rose Milwaukee Vice President M A Phillips St Louis Second Vice President A C Anson St Paul Secretary Saul Karpf and Treasurer Frank Pasdeloup.
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Cleveland, CO
Peace Betwen
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Newark
N. J
Detroit
Milwaukee
Buffalo
D. Rose
M. A. Phillips
St. Louis
A. C. Anson
St. Paul
Saul Karpf
Frank Pasdeloup
Milwaukee Trade Sends Unglaub to Boston for OBrien and Stone
The Daily News reports a deal between Henry Killilea owner of the Boston American League club and Charles Havener Milwaukee team president. Outfielders OBrien and Stone of Boston are exchanged for third baseman Unglaub of Milwaukee. Unglaub was slated for Boston and had been linked to a move to New York before finalizing Boston transfer.
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Milwaukee
Wis
The
Daily News
Hetween Henry Killilea
Charles
Havener
O’brien
Stone
Boston
Unglaub
Ungland
Baseball situation badly mixed at Brown
Providence R I Feb 9 in opposition to Brown University's ruling out the professionalism clause a petition is circulated among students to keep the rule inoperative until Sept 15 and enforce the old rules until then if the petition succeeds it may mean no baseball team this spring as several players would declare themselves ineligible under the old rules.
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Providence
R. I
Brown University
Dog Show Entries Break Records Ahead of Boston Show
Boston dog show entries surpass previous marks with over 1100 received, a rise of about 100 entries. Superintendent Mulvey announced the tally yesterday afternoon as the total is expected to exceed last year’s by a wide margin. The leading exhibitor is Thomas W. Lawson with 44 dogs, while Rev. J. D. O Gorman of Gananoque Canada brings his Irish terrier Celtic Badger to the event.
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Boston
Mulvey
Thomas W.lawson
J. D. O Gorman
Gananaque,Can
Known for Cook's Imperial Champagne's quality and flavor
The phrase emphasizes evaluating Cook's Imperial Champagne beyond its branding, focusing on the product itself. It suggests endorsement based on taste and quality rather than mere name recognition.
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Cook
Boxing plans loom for Lincoln Athletic Club in Chel
Lincoln Athletic Club Chel prepares for an upcoming athletic meeting on Thursday Feb 18 with a probable feature bout featuring two highly watched boxers. In Portsmouth New Hampshire a 10 round bout between Jack Soley and Lou Brooks excites local boxing fans. Jimmy Briggs will referee, his first Portsmouth appearance in over two years.
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Lincoln Athletic Club
Chel
England
Jack Soley
Lou Brooks
Portsmouth
N. H
Tammany Athletic Club
Jimmy Briggs
Briggs
Billy Payne
Philadelphia
Portland
Billeen
Patsy
Corrigan
Payne
Dunning
Bunning
Maine
Australia
Sandwich Islands
Kangaroo Land
Islands
Jack O’neil
Brooklyn
N. Y
National Athletic Club
Kid Stein
Chester Goodwin
Steve Mahoney
Quaker City
West End Athletic Club
Lawrence
Tommy Sullivan
Jig Stone
Sullivan
Billy Hill
the Pick
Bartly Connolly
New England
Stone
Jim Stone
Albert Delmont
Pocahontas
Eddy
Nolan
Kid Silver
Kid Cahill
W. A
Boston
Mike Sullivan
Jack Blackburn
World of Sport and Local Athletics Notes
Various sports items span baseball figures Jim Sheckard and Joe Cantillon, coaching rumors at Cornell and Columbia, an American Association umpire appointment, and dog shows in New York. Tug of war revival chatter, East Boston dance, and Wakefield Independents seeking strong basketball teams round out a busy regional sports roundup.
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Jim Sheckard
Brooklyn
Milwaukee American Association
Ben Cantillon
Phyle
Eel
Memphis
Eee
Michigan
Columbia
New York
Yale
Harvard
Jack Taylor
St. Louis
Jack O'Neill
Frank Pears
Grillo
American Association
Cornell
Pase Warner
Joe Cantillon
McFarland
Goast
McFarand
Collins
Criger
Doran
Farrell
Howard J. Earle
Illion
Canidates
East Boston
Commonwealth Hall
South Boston High School, Athletic Association
Show Hall
W. A. Adams
A. J. Lill, Jr
Bromfiel Street
Meaghers
Cifin Camerons
Weominster
Wales
Louisville
Joliet
Flood
Cincinnati
Poole
Indianapolis
Ford
Cleveland
Bay
Lowell
Wake
Sioux City
Krick
Meek
Rochester
Grim
Marion
Bliss
Cross
Philadelphia
Manners
Montreal
Wakefield Independents
Boston
H. Godfrey
Wakefield
Joe Smart
Billy Rogers
No Risk and Yet Gain Amid Health Emergencies Advised
In times of sickness or emergency when a stimulant is needed, the saying Nothing Risked Nothing Gained underscored the push for timely action to secure results.
Miss Donovan Departs Boston Mailing Co For Brooklyn Visit
Miss Mary E. Donovan forewoman in the Boston Mailing Company's mailing department has resigned and bade farewell to associates. Friends gathered to wish her godspeed and she received a basket of violets before a short trip to visit friends in Brooklyn, after which she will return.
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Miss Donovan
Mailing CO
Mary E. Donovan
Boston Mailing Company
Brooklyn
Camp Mosquito Club Holds First Dance at Bloomfield Hall
Nearly 6500 members and friends of the Camp Mosquito Club in Dorchester enjoyed the first dancing party at Bloomfield Hall last evening. An excellent musical programme preceded the dancing with floor direction by Andrew S. Kenney assisted by Walter L. Donahoe and club secretary Walter J. Dayton.
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Camp Mosquito Club
Dorchester
Bloomfield Hall
Andrew S. Kenney
Walter L. Donahoe
Walter J. Dayton
Farmer offers work to ex-prisoner in Attleboro letter
A reader, BE. Noyes of Date No. 3 route Attleboro Mass, asks the editor to publish that he would hire John J Mooney after his 18 years in state prison. He and his wife will help him and arrange wages after he demonstrates value. asks Mooney to write ahead with arrival time.
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John J. Mooney
BE. N. Noyes
Attleboro
Mass
Star of the East Ball Hosted by Foresters in Paine Halls
The 23rd annual Ball of the Court Star of the East 18 Foresters of America drew about 300 couples to Paine Memorial Halls last night. Grand matches featured 8S Cohen with Annie Parker, Fred Wilson with Alice Parker, Bert Kelly with Mabel Young, Jack Freeman with Florence Frazier, and Bennet Saxe with Nettie Galvin. Morris Jurcie served as floor director.
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Court Star of the East
Foresters of America
Paine Memorial Halls
Cohen
Annie Parker
Fred Wilson
Alice Parker
Bert Kelly
Mabel Young
Jack Freeman
Florence Frazier
Bennet Saxe
Nettie Galvin
Morris
Jurcie
Steamship Republic Arrives Off Boston Light
The White Star steamship Republic, voyaged from the Mediterranean, reached off Boston Light at 11 15 p m and is due to dock this morning according to harbor reports.
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White Star
Republic
Mediterranean
Boston Light
Ward 22 Republican Club Endorses Roosevelt for President
The Ward 22 Republican Club met last night and voted to endorse Roosevelt for the presidency. The endorsement signals strong local party support for the candidate ahead of the upcoming election.
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Ward 22
Republican Club
Roosevelt
Dummy Hoy Narrates With Sign Language Diamond Ring Incident
Dummy Hoy, visiting a deaf and dumb school, tells a story about a ball game while signing letter by letter on his moving fingers. A sunlit moment blinds the large ring on his left hand as teachers and students listen, then an 8-year-old boy signals “high phony ring” in response.
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Hoy
Royal Blue Line Washington Trips From Boston
Travel info lists scheduled trips from Boston to Washington February through May with $25 covers seven days and $59.50 for Florida includes Washington stop. Stops include Philadelphia and New York optional. hotels are first class. postal booklet offered via Joseph P Taggart at 360 Washington St Boston MA.
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Royal Blue
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Florida
Joseph P Taggart
Washington St
Mass
Zimmer Likely to Join Veterans on Umpire Staff
Chief Zimmer, aging star of the Philadelphia Nationals, is rumored to be offered a National League umpire role by President Pulliam. At 44, Zimmer is among the oldest players, noted for a record not to be forgotten. He guided a weak Quakers squad last season and may not return to managing in 1904.
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Zimmer
Philadelphia Nationals
Herman Long
Jimmy Ryan
George van Haltren
Bobby
Pulliam
National League
Cy Young
Anson
Cleveland
Quakers
Pittsburg
Hugh Duffy
Monomoy Crew Saves Schooner At Shovelful Shoal
In a frigid morning rescue at Shovelful Shoal a two masted Acacia of Liverpool Nova Scotia carrying 140 tons of coal was driven onto the shoal. Captain Ricey and crew of the Acacia and Captain Kelly and crew of Monomoy Point life saving station braved freezing surf to free the vessel. A small amount of head sail allowed the schooner to slip off the bar and head toward port amid a northwest gale and growing ice fields.
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Chatham
Acacia
Liverpool
N.S
New York
Ricey
Kelly
Monomoy Point
Ritcey
Machen Denies In Postal Trial Testimony
August W. Machen former rural free delivery chief testified he took responsibility for actions of clerk Miss Leichhardt who drafted letters from his division. He claimed a $2 000 payment from Lorenz was a bona fide sale and denied any prior suspicion of Lorenz or the Groffs influencing his orders for the Groff fasteners.
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Washington
W. Matchen
Lorenz
J. Lorenz
Groffs
Large AOH meeting in Parkman Hall endorses parade
Division 34 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held a large gathering in Parkman Hall with many visitors. President George C. Stephens presided. Members voted to cooperate in the March 17 parade and to observe the first meeting in March as ladies' night.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Parkman Hall
George C. Stephens
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