Lost Dorchester Triumphs Over Arlington Boat Club In Close Series
In the Boston Amateur League at Old Dorchester Club last evening Old Dorchester triumphed over Arlington Boat Club in a tight three game set. Cruff led Old Dorchester with 671 across three games while Arlington’s Rankin totaled 633. Final games were decided by margins of four and eight pins as Dorchester built an early advantage that Arlington could not overcome.
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Boston
Old Dorchester
Arlington Boat Club
Cruff
Rankin
Arlington
Arlingtons
Carter
Dorchester
Mangus A. A. Narrowly Avoids Shutout in Circuit League
Mangus A. A. barely avoided a shutout as their first team bowled against B. A. A. second team at the Boston Athletic Club last night. Willey led Mangus with a 530 series while Skinner topped for B. A. A. in a night of low scores and close play.
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Mangus
Record Try Mercan Tile League Marks Set by Saunders
Saunders of the American Waltham Watch Company topped his own 586 to set a season best of 566 pins. The AW Co team defeated Wilson, Larrabee & Co by over 500 pins in two games. Brown, Durrell beat Boston Dry Goods by 44 pins.
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Saunders
American Waltham Watch Company
American Waltham Watch
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
Brown, Durrell
Boston Dry Goods
Brown
Durrell
Post Mailing Room Team Loses to Hotel News Co in Hub Alleys
The Post Mailing Room squad debut in bowling circles at the Hub alleys, losing to the Hotel and Railroad News Co. Capt Harber blames their mascot Jig Stone missing for the setback and promises a win when the News Co match repeats.
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Post
Hotel & Railroad News Co
Harber
Stone
News Co
Roxbury League clash between Norfolks and Shawmuts
In the Roxbury League, the Norfolks and Shawmuts met in a game at the Norfolk alleys with local teams vying for position. The readable lines hint at a league matchup in Roxbury with the two clubs.
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Norfolks
Shawmuts
Norfolk Awhleys
South Ends Sweep Stoughton In Three Bowling Games
In Brockton on Feb 10 the South Ends beat the Stoughtons two of three on home alleys with scores 682 781 692 totaling 2155 to 687 707 642 totaling 2086. Rockland was absent, Keswicks rolled 2508 across three strings led by 880 and 908.
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Brockton
Stoughtons
Rockland
Keswicks
Candle Pin Bowling Updates and Local News
The Putnam Club faces Boylston second team on February 16. Local Smith Patterson & Co. employees form a bowling team at 52 Summer Street. Fred Freyer of Piqua Ohio bowled 288 single string with ten straight strikes and averaged 203. Harry Starkweather now manages Howard Street alleys. Fred H Norton lost his Worcester county twelve hour title to P H McCann after 58 strings in twelve hours. McCann also won Worcester City League title.
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Putnam Club
Boylston
Smith, Patterson & Co
W. Plummer
Smith, Patterson & C Co
Summer St
Fred Freyer
Piqua
Ohio
Harry Starkweather
Sudbury
Howard Street
Harry
Aeeheles
Fred H. Norton
Worcester County
Worcester
P. H. McCann
McCannesteng
cCann
Norton
McCann
Worcester City League
Lannon Defends His Title in Buck and Dancer Match
Cusick Lannon, winner of the back and wing dancing championship of New ane, posted a $2 forfeit to challenge Jimmie Dooley after questions about the judges ruling. Lannon invites any remaining doubters to come to the office to cover his money within a week.
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Cusick Lannon
Newane
Jack Dolan
Jimmie” Dooley
Lannon
Dooley
Keough Extends Clean Week with Two Wins at Murray & Irwin’s
Jerome Keough won two games yesterday to keep an undefeated run for the week. He defeated Bob Carey in an afternoon match before a large Murray & Irwin's crowd, then faced Graham in the evening as the schedule continued with Ryan meeting the champion later.
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Jerome Keough
Bob Carey
Murray & Irwin’s
McCune
Ae Fe
Aoe
Fort Hill Square Fire Damages Five Story Brick Building
Patrolman Rankin spotted a blaze on the fifth floor of the 164 High Street building facing Fort Hill square and sounded the alarm. Firefighters battled two streams from the rear fire escape for about half an hour, with water damage to Pierce & Gardner lamp fixtures, Washburn Moon Manufacturing on the first floor, and S. W. Hodgdon on the third. The Hayes truck aided ladder work and the loss to building and contents is expected under a cap of $000. The building is owned by D Webster King.
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Rankin
Wendell Street
High Street
Fort Hill Square
Pierce & Gardner
Hayes
Washburn & Moon Manufacturing Company
Fire officials deny incendiary origin in Merrimac Street fire
State Fire Marshal Whitcomb and Captain Brophy denied rumors that the Merrimac street fire was incendiary. Brophy admitted a theory but would not disclose it. Deputy Fire Marshal Shaw will investigate at a hearing in Room 7 at the State House tomorrow.
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Whitcomb
Brophy
City Wire Department
Merrimac Street
Shaw
State House
Whist and Dance Event at Temple Hall
Temple Hall Allston hosted a subscription whist and dancing party with many gowns. Hosts included Mrs John Ryan Mrs William Ready Mrs William Jordan Mrs Philomon Warren and Mrs Edward Butler. Aids were Misses Annie Dowling Mary Nelligan Katherine Ready Mary Webber and Eleanor Jordan. From 8 to 10 PM whist results: first ladies prize went to Miss Purcell and first gentlemen prize to Mr Carmichael.
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Temple Hall
Allston
John Ryan
William Ready
William Jordan
Philomon Warren
Edward Butler
Annie Dowling
Mary Nelligan
Katherine Ready
Mary Webber
Eleanor Jordan
Miss Purcell
Carmichael
Wedded a Count
Miss Antoinette Woerishoffer, granddaughter of Oswald Ottendorfer, wed Count Carlo Von Seilern of Austria at the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Incarnation. Bishop Satterlee officiated. Baron Von Riedsman served as best man. The couple plan a southern wedding tour and will sail for London in mid April.
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New York
Antoinette Woerishoffer
Oswald Ottendorfer
Carlo von Seilern
Austria
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
Henry Y. Satterlee
Washington
William M. Grosvenor
Franz Riel von Riedsman
Countess von Seilern
Continuance of Unclaimed Baggage Sale
The auction of unclaimed baggage will continue at the freight house of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad on Dorchester Avenue starting at 10 a.m. today. The sale this week has attracted many buyers with prices often well below the value of the disposed items.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Dorchester Avenue
Potter AGAIN Re-Elected President of the L A W
Isaac B. Potter was re-elected president of the L A W on the first ballot with 212 votes to 107 for George D. Gideon of Philadelphia. The assembly, in St Louis, heard reports on finances and racing, with Potter’s slate winning key posts and Indianapolis named as the 1898 meet site.
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ST. Louis
Isaac B. Potter
George D. Gideon
Philadelphia
National Assembly of the
Potter
Morrison
van Valkenburg
Wisconsin
Empire State
New York
Good Roads
Wallace Sherwood
Indiana
Kireker
New Jersey
Jenkins
Fred Gerlach
Chicago
Illinois
Pennsylvania
National Racing Board
Moses
New Hampshire
Michigan
Chito
Gideon
Pennsylvana
Sterling Elliott
Massachusetts
Maryland
Iowa
Thomas J. Keenan
E. N. Hines
James C. Tattersall
Providence
R. I
Abbot Bassett
Bulletin
Albert Mott
Racing Board
Mott
Committee On Transportation
Delaware
Virginia
Orida
New England
George W. Greeburg
Indianapolis
Merrill Moorea
National cycledrome signs global riders for event
W J Morgan received word from commissioner T W Eck in Paris that signed riders join the national cycledrome International Track Association events. Jaap Eden leads a list including Henry Cissac and Italian Pontecchi, with patron M Suberbi likely accompanying.
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New York
W. J. Morgan
Bigacity
T. W. Eck
Paris
Eck
International Track Association
Jaap Eden
Henry Cissac
France
Pontecchi
M. Suberbi
Union Velocitpe de Francais
Bicycle Gossip and Bermuda Sailing Plans
Tech Hammond plans a Bermuda sailing trip today with his mother hoping for health gains. He aims to return for early races. P. C. C. members will attend a Casino roller polo game this evening and then go to the club for supper. Frank Wailer targets a world 24 hour record attempt for $2000 with three pacemakers in shifts. The proposed 100 mile match race is noted.
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Hammond
Bermudas
Casino
Frank Wailer
Race gossip and rider movements across Boston and Pittsburg
Local race followers discuss April bike events at Charles River Park with Tom Barnaby and Ha and note Pittsburg riders facing $1000 losses. Eddie Bald is coached by McDonald for the season while Barney Aron backs Pittsburg riders. Fecitt is partnered with Emery at 239 Columbus and continues selling Unions. Indiana’s role in Potter’s West lineup is debated as riders prep for the national meet in Indianapolis.
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Tom Barnaby
Charles River Park
Boston
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Chelsea Cycle Club Elects New Officers
At the annual meeting the Chelsea Cycle Club elected Atherton W. Rogers as president and Arthur H. Willis as vice president. E. Frank Sullivan became secretary, John D. Brewer treasurer, Ernest D. Chard financial secretary, with George O. Gardner and George A. Dembenski on the governing board. George W. Powers named captain, William F. Pickard first lieutenant, Albert H. Pickard second lieutenant, James Knowles ensign, and Walter Tilliamson bugler.
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Chelsea Cycle Club
Atherton W. Rogers
Arthur H. Willis
E. Frank Sullivan
John ©. Brewer
Ernest D. Chard
George O. Gardner
George A. Dembenski
George W. Powers
William F. Pickard
Albert H. Pickard
James Knowles
Walter Tilliamson
Dundee Social Club Charter Aims at Boston Athletics and Events
The Dundee Social Club, chartered in Massachusetts, plans semi monthly entertainments with contests and club champions. Morris Kennedy seeks 450 members and asks applicants to notify him at 9 Dundee street. Members pay assessments for hall, prizes, and amenities, with guest allowances and responsibility for guests.
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Dundee Social Club
Morris Kennedy
Boston
Chicago A. C
Massachusetts
Dundee Street
Navarre A. C
Lexington
Spa A. C
Washington
Eureka A. C
Baltimore
D. S
A. C
Waterbury
Dan Murphy
Harry Fisher
Harry Peppers
Bob Montgomery
Tom McGovern
Kid Robinson
Colonel Hopkins
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Joe Choynski
Creedon
Choynski
Matt Matthews
Athens
Penn
Bridgeport A. C
Billy Teller
Black Griffo
Tom Butler
Brooklyn
Teller
Jack Downey
Timmy Kearns
Kearns
W. R
Jack Cooper
Johannesurg
South Africa
P. T
Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Bartlett
Ed Hanley
Boston A. A
New England Amateur Athletic Union
John Graham
Exeter Street
Mass
Ward Opens Baltimore Boxing Club in Monumental Theatre
Jack Ward a Newark native now based in Baltimore opened a boxing club at Monumental Theatre amphitheatre with eight round main event against Eddie Mack of New York. The card also featured a six round draw between Valentine of Trenton and Joe Washington of Baltimore and a halted bout between Kid Lackay of Canton and Bobby Connors of Baltimore after three rounds.
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Baltimore
Jack Ward
BeArwig Ntugilist
Newark
N. J
Young Sisto Loses To Diver In 20 Round Bout
In New London on February 10 the featured 20 round 117 pound match saw Providence's Young Sisto knocked out in the eleventh round by Jimmy Diver of New York. Diver showed the sharper skill while Sisto failed to land more than ten solid blows. referee was Martin Flaherty of Lowell.
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New London, Conn
New London Athletic Club
Young” Sisto
Providence
Jimmy Diver
New York
Sisto
Diver
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
Sullivan Says No More Corbett Fitzsimmons Battles
Portland, Feb 10 T J O'Neil reports a letter from John L Sullivan stating there will never be another encounter between Corbett and Fitzsimmons. Sullivan cited Fitzsimmons as authority and said the decision stands under all circumstances.
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Portland
T. J. O'Neil
John L. Sullivan
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Seven arrested at Maplewood sparring bout raid
Malden police raided the Maplewood Athletic Club on Eastern Avenue last night during a sparring exhibition. Chief Emerton and ten officers arrested seven men, three Maplewood club members and four from Chelsea. They were brought to police headquarters around 10 15 and all bailed out.
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Malden
Maplewood Athletic Club
Eastern Avenue
Emerton
Maplewood
Chelsea
Two games at the Hub parlors feature Schaefer toppling Saylor
At the Hub parlors yesterday two chess style matches unfolded with Jake Schaefer defeating Ben Saylor in the afternoon game. The report notes Schaefer won another contest, but the second result remains unclear from the fragment.
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Jake Schaefer
Ben Saylor
New England School of Boxing Advertises Pelham Location
An ad for the New England School of Boxing at The Pelham 74 Boylston Street lists Harvard College instructors and invites readers to call or write for details.
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NEW England School OF Boxing
the Pelham
Boylston St
Harvard College
Spain reacts to De Lome resignation in U S incident
Heraldo de Madrid deplores the incident while noting attacks in American official documents and Congress. El Correo and other papers discuss the resignation’s impact on Spain U S relations and the Cuban insurgents' actions in Washington.
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Heraldo de Madrid
Senor de Lome
Congress
el Correo
el Epocha
Washington
Spain
Correspondencia Militae
el Correo Espanol
United States
la Nacional
Woodford Reports Delay on De Lome Recall
The State Department has not heard from Mr. Woodford by Feb 10 about demanding De Lome's recall after his resignation. Officials expect a message of Spanish regret and that De Lome’s departure could be postponed while a new minister is named. Diplomatic views vary on handling personal letters versus official ones.
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Washington
State Department
Woodford
de Lome
Senor de Lome
Legation
White House
Diplomati¢Ec
Senators Discuss De Lome Incident at Capitol
Washington February 10 The De Lome incident dominates Senate debate with sympathy for De Lome and calls for his resignation and departure from the country. Senators Allison Platt Jones Davis Turpie Hale weigh the implications and the duty to maintain cordial U.S. Spanish relations.
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Washington
de Lome
Senate
Allison
United States
Davis
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Turpie
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mr. de Lome
Spain
Acceptable Candidate for De Lome’s Success T:
A political leader pledges to provide a man from his party as De Lome’s successor, expressing confidence in securing an acceptable and competent replacement.
Hanna Speaks At Ninth Annual Scotch Irish Banquet
Senator Mark Hanna was guest of honor at the ninth annual Pennsylvania Scotch Irish Society banquet in Philadelphia. His humorous talk avoided politics. he discussed the De Lome affair when asked about Senate action. He noted bitter sentiment toward the Spanish minister but conservative lawmakers backed the President on De Lome’s departure.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Mark Hanna
Pennsylvania
Scotch-Irish Society
Hanna
de Lome
Senate
Cuban crisis talk shadows McKinley in press critique
London papers and U S correspondents debate De Lome letter and its impact on Cuban policy. Editorials from Morning Post and Telegraph criticize De Lome and Washington handling, noting potential for crisis but possible restraint if McKinley stays in control.
Cuban Junta Denounces De Lome Recall
Horatio Rubens counsel for the Cuban junta in New York denounces Spain for not recalling De Lome. He says the move is an affront to the United States and its president and urges De Lome be sent home in disgrace. The dispute leaves the American public dissatisfied and tensions persist.
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New York
Horatio Rubens
de Lome
Sagasta
Stolen Mail Report Cites De Lome Letter Details
Havana dispatch quotes La Lucha on the De Lome affair noting prior statements that Senor Douny de Lome is not Spain's choice for Washington. It claims reliable information that the letter attributed to de Lome was intercepted before delivery to Senor Canal ejas and promises further revelations.
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Havana
la Lucha
de Lome
Senor Douny de Lome
Spain
Washington
Madrid
Murauga Candidature Abandoned for De Lome Successor
Madrid reports Senor Murauga withdraws from the bid to replace Senor De Lome as government seeks Washington approval before naming a successor. The government maintains a reserve position awaiting U S confirmation.
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Madrid
Senor Murauga
Senor de Lome
Washington
Sympathy for McKinley Editorial Echoes New York View
The Times editorial condemns De Lome and Cuban plots, praising President McKinley for restrained response. It cites the New York correspondent and The Standard, criticizing Spain's role and questioning the stolen letter’s timing. Observers anticipate sympathy for McKinley over De Lome.
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London
The
Times
New York
George W. Smalley
Senor de Lome
America
England
McKinley
Standard
Washington
the Standard
Spain
Arrest of Nutting alias Whiting on assault charge in Cambridge
A man using the names Fred J Nutting and George S Whiting was arrested in Cambridge by Patrolmen Mullen and Berry on a warrant for felonious assault against Catherine E Nevins age 12. The incident occurred at 4 Hillside Place in the house of Mrs Mellisse Bowker on Monday. Nutting, married with two children, resides at 256 Green Street in Ambridgeport.
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Fred J. Nutting
George S. Whiting
Cambridge
Mullen and
Berry
Charlestown
Catherine E. Nevins
Mellisse Bowker
Hillside Place
Nutting
Green Street
Ambridgeport
Chil
Yale Alumni Dinner Highlights Yale Spirit and 1898 Officers
Yale men gathered at the Exchange Club for the Yale Alumni Association of Boston annual dinner with strong blue imagery. Captain James O Rodgers of the class of 1898 recounted a humorous tale and Yale President Timothy Dwight received loud applause. Officers for 1898 were elected and speakers praised ongoing university progress and upcoming bi centennial milestone.
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Yale
Exchange Club
Yale Alumni Association of Boston
James O. Rodgers
Cornell
Timothy Dwight
Yale College
Fred O. Perry
Asa P. French
P. B. Stewart
Walter I. Bigelow
Samuel C. Bushnell
Dwight
Samuel L. Powers
Newtowne Club
Dartmouth
H. M. Knowlton
George L. Huntress
Rodgers
Ben Franklin Assembly marks twelfth anniversary banquet
In Union Park Hall the Ben Franklin Assembly 5463 K of L celebrated 12th anniversary with 250 members and guests. Hon John Lee spoke. speakers included Thomas A. Mullen and Aldermen Dyar Conry. music by Musicians' Assembly 318. Event ended at 1 a.m. with Auld Lang Syne.
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Union Park Hall
Ben Franklin Assembly
K. of L
John Lee
Thomas A. Mullen
Quincy
Dyar and
Conry
Timothy L. Connolly
Streets Wells
Shea and Atwood
Whalen
M. T. Leonard
Assembly
John Hurlevy
Worthy
M. J. Bishop
Canning
M. J. Murray
Thomas McLaughlin
Charles McConnell
Maurice Rowe
John Foley
K. of
Braving Spotlight 300 Firemen Attend Fourth Annual Ball
Paul Revere Lodge No. 48 held its fourth annual ball at Roughan Hall last night. About 300 firemen engineers and railroad officials attended the grand march led by Floor Director Lewis H. Denton and Mrs. Denton. Aids reception and arrangements were named with D. A. Smith Master Mechanic and traveling guests from Boston & Maine and Fitchburg in attendance.
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Paul Revere Lodge No. 48
Brotherhood of Scanmbeata
Charlestown
Roughan Hall
Lewis H. Denton
A. F. Garey
Luther Davis
J. A. Reynolds
C. O. Varney
R. D. Cunningham
W. H. Hildreth
James J. Talbot
George S. Martin
M. Henderson
Arios M. Rowe
John Talbot
Fred McGregor
Arthur N. Hale
William F. Reid
D. A. Smith
Boston & Maine
Harry Manchester
A. I. Gifford
F. I. Goodwin
Fitchburg
Glendon Club Holds Tenth Annual Dinner in Everett
The Glendon Club of Everett celebrated its tenth annual dinner at the club house on Church street with about 200 attendees. Hon. George E. Smith, President of the Senate, Speaker Bates of the House, Secretary of State William M. Olin, and ex-Representative Frank P. Bennett attended as guests. Toastmaster G. M. Nash introduced the speakers. George E. Smith spoke first, followed by Speaker Bates. Bennett of Saugus addressed the crowd on Men and Circumstances.
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Glendon Club
Everett
Church Street
George E. Smith
Senate
Bates
House of Representatives
William M. Olin
Frank P. Bennett
Saugus
Freese
G. M. Nash
George Ek. Smith
F. P. Bennett
Archdiocesan Athletic Association Formed in Boston
The Boston Archdiocesan Athletic Association was formed with parishes including St. Joseph's West End St Augustine's South Boston St Francis De Sales Charlestown and the Mission Church Roxbury represented. George Keenan chaired the temporary group with Michael J Concannon as secretary. A three member arbitration panel was named by Father Walsh to draft bylaws and a possible outdoor championship for May 30 was discussed. Applications for membership will be heard at the next meeting Friday Feb 18 and Father Scully's Cadets may join.
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Boston Archdiocesan Athletic Association
Springfield Diocesan Union
The
Knights of the Sacred Heart
Allen Street
St. Joseph’s
West End
St. Augustine’s
South Boston
St. Francis de Sales
Charlestown
Mission Church of
Roxbury
George Keenan
Michael J. Concannon
Father Walsh
St. Joseph’s Church
Thomas J. Muldoon
Mission Church
Timothy F. Collina
John F. M. Conroy
John J. Hallahan
St. Joseph's
Father Scully
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