Arlington Boat Club Dominates Week 1 Bowling Meet
Reed and Old Belfry Club finish strong while Lene Romer of Arlington Boat Club posts high marks. Gilmore and Durgin share top three-string scores. Arlington Boat Club leads with highest team string total and three-string totals. WHIST
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Boston Athletic Ass
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Amateurs Rival in Tough Valley Series Standings
The week’s action in the Aaystig Valley Amateur series shows Newtowne and B. A. contesting the lead as Dudley and Commercial clash this week. Dudley defeated Newton. Newtowne faces Commercial while Ainsworth’s 659 total mark remains a reference.
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Unicorn
Dudley
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Ainsworth
Tie Scenarios Shape Final Week in Alysynoy League
The league tightens with three teams tied for third after loss by the led and Medford Calumet leveling on points. Janst Eck ends the series as plans for a roll off for first place emerge for Tuesday and Thursday with games at Battery and Arlington alleys.
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Forbes Lithograph Company
Forbes Lithograph Co
American Lcype Foundry
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Shaw
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Booking and Iss 2a Abilities in Washington Court Terms
In Washington court terms the case centers on the 2a provision and its applicability. The filing outlines how booking procedures relate to the statutory interpretation and identifies the parties involved in the dispute.
Meeting Edward VII A Boxing Champion Recalls Prince of Wales
John L. Sullivan recounts meeting the Prince of Wales at St James's Barracks in London during a private boxing event. He describes cordial, humorous exchanges, mutual respect, and the prince’s genuine interest in boxing, cigars, and friendly sociability. Sullivan praises Edward VII as sensible and approachable, recalling sparring with Jack Ashton and receiving a silver snake-headed cane from Lord Clifford.
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Edward
Prince of “Walesse
John B. Sullivan
Tingland
Iact
Charley Mitchell
Lord Clifford
London
St. James’s Barracks
Pembroke
John L. Sullivan
Prince of Wales
King Howard
Lord Dittord
John J. Sullivan
America
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Jack
Ashton
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Edward Vit
West
Roosevelt Kills Twelve Mountain Lions in Meeker Country
State Game Warden Johnson reports from Meeker that Colonel Roosevelt has killed twelve mountain lions. He said Roosevelt did not wait for dogs to finish the hunt but struck the game while the dogs fought, and plans to leave Meeker soon after.
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Johnson
Meeker Country
Roosevelt
Meeker
Pneumatic Hammers Accelerate Lawson Cup Boat Framing
At Atlantic Works pneumatic drills and hammers speed boat framing for the Lawson cup defender. A new supply line from the boiler stop to a shed supports work, with night shifts possible to meet a May launch target. Rival issues at the yacht club involve Herreshoff and Billman contracting questions.
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Herreshott
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Boston
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Boston Beat
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Charles H. Billman
Herreshoff
Big Lawson
Rivet Rigging Described With Pneumatic Hammer Work
A fragment details rivet installation with a pneumatic hammer smoothing the rivet outside while a man inside holds the end to prevent it from backing out. The description mentions rigging blocks and related preparations, with references to Boston boat builders and bids for services.
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Billmar
Indoor rowing show to open Boston events in Roxbury
Four oared crews and famous local skiffs compete next Thursday at St. Alphonsus Hall Roxbury in the first indoor races in Boston. Events include Millstreams versus Jeffries Point and other matchups with racing machines showing progress. Athletics program features lifting, rings, jumping and odd feats.
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Smith Street
Jeffries Hidden Malaria Attack Threatens Cincinnati Bout
Jeffries 3 lb champion reportedly contracted malaria early this morning and remained ill most of the day. Promoters and managers planned a strenuous schedule with public interest high as court actions and militia orders cloud the event logistics. The outcome hinges on legal rulings and potential postponement, with Sharkey and Kelly awaiting their own chances.
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Hol Cooke
Delaney
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Associated Press
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Wrestler Promoter Shuffle Ahead of Four-Week Match
Conre who ran the last show is out. Tom O Rourke promotes as the deposed Conry faces a lineup of Lad y Julian and others. Jimmy Davenport sails from Boston to London to seek a match with American featherweight Ritts Smith as Davenport aims to prove he can beat Smith abroad.
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Theore Nebhman
Panky
Martin Julian
Park
cNouroulab
Tom O'Rourke
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O' Rourke
Jimmy Davenport
Boston
London
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Davenport
Smith
Becket Non Rob Toys
Terry M'Govern Returns in City Amid Boxing Talks
Terry DieGovern returns with manager Sam Harris and his wife to the city for a week before rejoining the stage. Harris spoke with Jee Macias about arranging a bout between DieGovern and Bronco. A possible April contest targets Sullivan or Cardner with Charlie White as referee in dispute.
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Hoe
Sam Harris
Mecrovern
Tevin Otk Harris
Jee Macias
Nid
Cleveland
Dave Sullivan
Oscer Cardher
Cclub
Broad
Charlies White
Harvard Yale hockey clash opens major athletic week
After mid term exams Harvard and Yale hockey meet in New York as part of a week of revived sports at the university. Harvard cites recent scores including two wins over Brown while Yale lost to Providence, and Harvard seeks a strong finish this year after last season's close one goal game.
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Tiate Akhoro Esam
Mather
Soldiers Field
Boxing weight stakes and myths debated by critics
The writer rebuts Charley Mathison on featherweight limits and ring classifications. He argues featherweight was 113 pounds historically, with 122 pounds later used in some clubs, and disputes claims about Dixon Griffin McGovern and others. He traces early weight terms to Captain Cooke and notes current scales at bantam 105, featherweight 122, light 133, welter 140, middle 103, heavy over.
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afeGovern
Vedlar Palmer
Coney Island Athletic Club
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Collins Moves to Anchor American League Boston Crew
The American League targets Boston as a strategic base to counter the National League. Jimmy Collins emerges as the franchise’s star anchor at third base, with his switch influenced by players’ rights advocacy and league realignments. The Philadelphia report linked Collins with the American League, while the National League prepares its schedule meeting in New York to discuss contracts and Players’ Protective Association demands.
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Jimmy” Collins
Players’ Protective Association
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Players’ Association
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Hugh Duffy
Milwaukee
Collins
Philadelphia
Napoleon —Lajoie
York
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Pittsburg
Man’s 37-year whisker vow ends after Lincoln election
Harri son Ingalls of Seneca New York kept a vow not to shave since 1854 to mark Lincoln's second term. His long whiskers grew to his waist until a cog tripped them and a knife saved his face.
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Seneca
Lincoln
Edith Evelyn Smith wins 59000 at Monte Carlo
Providence report notes Edith Evelyn Smith of Narragansett Pier wins 59000 at Monte Carlo with a notable prize.
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Collins Leaves National League for Boston Manager Post
Prominent third baseman Jimmy Collins reportedly leaves the National League to manage an American League club in Boston. While Collins denies details, authorities indicate he will depart the old league to take the Boston managerial role.
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American League Ning
Boston
Boxing Trade Rumors On Mitchell Walcott Clash Decline
Sports chatter in February notes English pugilist kit Mitchell may visit the U S to fight yet Tom O Rourke dismisses a Walcott bout declaring Mitchell a friend and too good to fight while Jenni Sullivan calls him a washed up fighter seeking fights on a pleasure trip.
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Boston horse show names judges for April event
Executive committee jeed complete list of judges for the Mechanics Building show to run April 15 to 20. Judges include A C Hall and David Bonner of New York with Charles Lasall of Whitingsville for trotters roadsters and road rigs. Heavy harness judges are E V R Thayer H K Bloodgood and Thomas A Maitland. Entries close March 23 with fees due to secretary at 70 Kilby Street Boston.
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Herbert Maynard
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