Best American-Bred Bulldog Glen Monarch Nears Sale
A Publicly renowned bulldog Glen Monarch, three years old and bred by Codman in Providence, is likely to be owned by Thomas W. Lawson of this city after Lawson exercises an option to purchase for 2600 dollars following the New York show. Lawson denies having orders for additional dogs as kennel space is full, and clarifies that Codman remains the owner until sale.
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United States
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
William ©. Codman
Providence
R. I
Mr. Codman
Park Kennels
Ivel Rustic
Glenwood Queen
Thornton Bros
Glen Monarch
Stinson Sails to Meet European Middle-Distance Champions
Boston cyclist Will Stinson sails from New York for Paris to meet Europe’s top middle-distance riders in a series of waterside motor-paced races. He is joined by Bill Tenzier, and manager Colonel Sheenan aims to bring back Bouhours and Jacquelin, with Frank Howe negotiating further Paris matches for Harry Elkes.
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Will Stinson
Boston
France
New York City
Paris
Waters
Stinson
Bill Tenzier
Europe
America
Charles River Park
Providence
Colonel Sheenan
New Bicycle Track Owners’ Association
Bouhours
Sheehan
Jacquelin
Major Taylor
Jouye
Harry Elkes
Elkes
Frank Howe
Greas
Ilkes
M. Desgranges
Parc de Francaise
Lipton May Bring Cup Challenger to Chicago in 1904
Sir Thomas Lipton indicated he would accept the Chicago Olympic invitation and, if possible, bring the new America's Cup challenger to sail on the lakes. He suggested he might build a boat for lakes competition if canal passage proves impractical.
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London
Thomas Lipton Woul
Chicago
Associated Press
Thomas
Thurber
Sider
Sir Thomas
Pbience Yacht Club
Harvard view of Yale trouble
Harvard students see Yale athletic differences easing as Yale plans to form an athletic committee modeled on Harvard. The move would tighten oversight, address ineligibility charges against Yale athletes, and reduce recurring disputes by involving faculty and graduates in governance.
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Yale
Harvard
New Haven College
Cambridge
Cutts
Columbia Roadsters Hold Third Annual Ball at Upham's Corner
The Columbia Roadsters held their third annual ball last evening in Whee lock Hall Upham's Corner. Wheelmen from across the city attended the social event and mingled with members from various clubs.
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Columbia Roadsters
Wheelock Hall
Upham’'s Corner
City
Pillsbury Beats Mason In Berger Chess Round
Monte Carlo Feb 11 round fourteen of the international masters tournament saw Pillsbury defeat Mason in the sixth round pairing. Mason later lost again to Pillsbury while Maroczy beat Reggio and Marshall won over Mortimer. several games adjourned or drawn will be replayed tomorrow.
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Monte Carlo
Berger
Mason
Pillsbury
Tschigorin
Albin
Maroczy
Reggio
Marshall
Mortimer
Wolf
Scheve
Popiel
Napier
Schlechter
Marco
Janowski
Eisenberg
Teichmann
Mieses
Gunsberg
Peacheavey
bintdGshes
Cele Sa
Esawe F
Ebecce Erceesh
Guneberg
Cecertesest Eheetrensee
Taeeenes
Deasoo
Pewordibag
Berforey
Sid
Fee
Mooey
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Thomimotin
Views on Stoneham BU game raise mixed signals
Stoneham residents and spectators weigh in on Friday's women’s basketball clash with Boston University. Observers describe it as lively with rough play amid floor slips, while players and officials defend fair competition and lack of rowdyism.
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Stoneham
Boston University
The
Post
Medford
Boston Globe
Baseball Rules Revised by United Leagues in Buffalo
Representatives of all U S baseball leagues met in Buffalo to vote changes. Rule 17 bans catcher pursuing foul balls and excises the phrase and at all times during the game. Rule 2 Section 2 adds to a baseman clarifying delay penalties for pitchers, with limits on first batters. Rule 68 was eliminated prohibiting language toward spectators. Section 4 to Rule 47 adds that a batsman hit by a pitched ball without attempting to strike may be ruled out if the umpire deems he did not dodge.
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Post
Catillon
Stoneham
Thomas J. Quinn
Boston University
Stoneham Daily Enterprise
Josephine O'Brien
Cambridge
Boston
Buffalo
N. Y
Theatsman
Kilfoyle
Boxing gossip spurs late night sparring in New England
Actor John L Sullivan seen in Hot Springs drinking stage wine as excuse for absence. Local bout talk centers on J O'Brien arranging with Whalen of Portland while Frank Erne refuses to fight in Philadelphia. Multiple match ideas and letters for local fighters fill the boxing scene ahead of Cambridge A A and Lenox Club events.
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John L. Sullivan
Hot Springs
Jack” O'Brien
Whalen
Portland
Frank Erne
Philadelphia
Erne
Quaker City
Sammy Kelley
New York
Tom'’ Ganley
Birmingham
Eng
Joe Choynski
Bill’ Hanrahan
Louisville
Mike
Caffrey
J. I. Doherty
Brook Avenues
Roxbury
Kid Merchant
Somerville
Balla Walla
Brady
Lowell
Tom
Maguire
Sam
Rancs
Terrill
Francis
Sullivan
Chicago
Bill Jordan
Bath
Hugo Kelley
Bueck
Montgomery
the Stockyards
Corbett
Fitz
Jeffries
Jim
Mutosini
Thomas Howie
John McCann
Charlestown
Joe’ Sweeney
Patsey
Haley
Dover
N. H
New England
Goodman
Lenox
Trundy
Young
McDonough
Peter Brooks
James Stone
Walcott
Frank Casen
Tommy" Hogan
Martin Flaherty
H. R
Nilly
Curran
Kenna
Jack Lynch
Towanda Beats Calumets in Mystic Valley League
Towanda Club of Woburn defeated the Calumets on their alleys winning two of three strings. Wilson of Calumet led scoring with 245, a Mystic Valley League record, finishing with 659 total in three strings and eight consecutive strikes.
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Winchester
Towanda Club
Woburn
Calumets
Wilson
Calumet
South Terminal Wins Rail Y M C A Match
South Terminal defeated Massachusetts Central in a Rail Y M C A series last evening sweeping all three games. Russell led the winners with a high total of 277 in points. The exact scores were not fully listed.
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South Terminal
Massachusetts Central
Russell
High Roller
Market Men’s League Match Highlights Produce Victory
Reef was outclassed as Produce dominated every game in last night’s Market Men’s League watch. The result shows Produce’s strong form and Reef’s defensive struggles in all fixtures.
Clinton Outplays Salem In 4 2 Victory
Clinton defeated Salem 4 to 2 in a basketball game. Notable scorers included Heffernan with 34 points for Clinton and Cashman with 30 for Salem. Referee Connolly oversaw the match at Timor-Porter with an attendance around 500.
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SALEM
Clinton
Cunningham
Whipple
Mercer
Heffernan
Cashman
Foul—Doherty
Connolly
Timor—Porter
Dorchester Devings Club Hosts Fourth Winter Social
The fourth in a five part winter series by the Dorchester Gentlemen's Devings Club was held last evening at the Woman's Club house. A large contingent of members and guests attended the event, enjoying the social occasion.
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Dorchester
Eastern Yacht Club Holds Annual Meeting at St Botolph Club
The Eastern Yacht Club met at the St Botolph Club last evening and voted to build a landing stage and pier at Bar Harbor in conjunction with the Mt Desert reading room. Officers elected for the year include Albert Bigelow as commodore, Frederick L. Ames as vice commodore, C H W Foster rear commodore, George Atkinson Jr secretary, Patrick H Jackson treasurer, Henry Taggard measurer, and George A Goddard and Frank B McQuesten as members of council at large.
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theEastern Yacht Club
St. Botolph Club
Bar Harbor
Mt. Desert
Albert Bigelow
Frederick L. Ames
C. H. W. Foster
George Atkinson, Jr
Patrick H. Jackson
Henry Taggard
George A Goddard
Frank B. McQuesten
Boston motorist Glidden tours rough Massachusetts roads
Charles J. Glidden of Boston and a member of the Massachusetts Automobile Club owns a 15 horsepower touring car capable of 36 miles per hour. He traveled from Springfield to Worcester and on to this city, spending Monday night in Worcester after a day of rough road conditions.
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Charles J. Glidden
Boston
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Springfield
Smyrna A A elects new officers and baseball leaders
At a Smyrna A A meeting held last evening officers were elected President H J Corbett Secretary A Rogers Treasurer Corbett W Donovan was named manager of the baseball team and D Buckley chosen captain.
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Smyrna A. A
H. J. Corbett
Secretar A. Rogers
Corbett
W. Donovan
D. Buckley
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