Three Weeks Remain in Massachusetts Interclub Season
The Massachusetts Interclub League suspends after three more weeks of matches. Kernwood leads billiards with a slim margin over Oxford and Glendon, while Glendon still tops the pool standings though Newtowne close behind. Melrose A C. dominates bowling with a four game cushion and two new records by Melrose.
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Glendon Club
Kernwood
Oxford
Glendon
Glendons
Wewtownes
Oxfords
Philedians
Central
Kernwoods
Newton
Melrose A. C
Melrose
999Th Artillery
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Newtownes
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Codman Likely to Win Suburban Inter Club League Honor
With three weeks left in the Suburban Inter club League season Codman leads the general average by a strong margin. Old Dorchester trails in second, followed by Dudley Association Mercantile Library Association and Highland in close pursuit. A contest for billiard department chairmanship is underway.
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Geason
Codman
Old Dorchester
Dudley Association
Mercantile Library Associaton
Highland
New England School of Boxing Pelham Harvard College Mention
An OCR fragment references the New England School of Boxing in Pelham and Harvard College, noting affiliations or mentions within the period text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW England School OF Boxing
Pelham
Harvard College
Bowling Leagues Near Final Week Then Title Reveals
The Insurance League nears season end with John C. Paige atop the standings after recent wins over North American. Burge-Hayes and Boston Marine duel for fourth as Bennett & Co. seeks its first win. Paige leads in high average on 161, with Milk and O Neil tied at 149. North American leads large pinfall. Mercantile League title still unsettled as Brown-Durrell and American Waltham Watch clash. Saunders posts 169 to lead averages, Cox at 161.
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Dudley Association
Oild Dorchester
Codman
Jamaica
Highland
Roxbury
Old Dorchester
Scully
Besarick
Pierce
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Insurance League
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United States
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Jimmy McNeish
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American Waltham Watch
Brown-Durrell
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Clapp & Tilton
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Lovell Arms Co
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O'Hara
Clapp
Roxbury Bowling League Sees Tight Finish Leaders Hold Edge
In Boston area play the Roxbury Bowling League sees Shawmuts Norfolk and Germania close in on the leaders as the season ends. High scores push averages up with Moffit slipping to third while Brack holds the top list this week.
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Boston
Roxbury
Shawmuts
Norfolk
Germania
Moffit
Norfolks
Moffits
Brack
Professor Kennedy Chooses Free Bag for Class
In a brief note, Prof J J Kennedy outlines a free bag offer to students as part of a campus initiative. The message emphasizes convenient access to materials and aims to boost participation in upcoming courses.
Candle Pin Chasers Add Boston Players and Exhibition
Charlie McLaughlin of the Post mailing room joins the candle pin chasers in Boston and posts an average of 96 over twelve games. J Sterling A McDonough apologizes through the Post for neglect to give a billed sketch from the McCarthy alleys the night Portland played Boston. The Boylston big pin team opens Kirby's Lenox street alleys with an exhibition against a strong picked squad as polished alleys return to Boston. Henry M Quade of Roxbury alleys accepts Bill Kirby’s challenge and $50 wager, inviting more South Boston money in bowling circles.
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Charlie McLaughlin
The
Post Mailing Room
Mac
J. Sterling A. McDonough
McCarthy
Alleys
Post
Portland
Boston
Boylston
Kirby
Lenox Street
Bill’ Kirby
Hey McQuade
Roxbury
Bill Kirby
Boxing Match News From Cleveland and Upcoming Fights
Cleveland report on Timmy Kearns training for Eddy Connolly Tuesday at Central Armory with referee Ed McKean selected. Spectator Tom Jenkins praises Kearns wind and stamina. betting favors Kearns at times. Includes notes on other fighters, gym scenes, and upcoming events in East Boston and Cleveland.
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Cleveland, CO
Timmy Kearns
Lavack
Eddy Connolly
Central Armory
Tom Jenkins
Jenkins
Tim
Timmy
Boston
Ed McKean
Cleveland
McKean
Kearns
Connolly
Wyatt Earpism
Pacific Coast
Kid McCoy
Gus Ruhlin
Charley Goff
Billy Madden
Evens
Johnny Lavack
Nottingham
Jack Caley
Callifornia
Eddie
Friends of the
Wood Island Athletic Club
Webbster Hall
East Boston
Tom Dolan
Jim Davenport
Griffin and Coyle
Mullen
Leary
Sullivan
Kid Foley
Gallagher
Campbell Flaherty
Donahue
Spider Foley
Collin McDonald
Teddy McGinel
T. Curtin
Andy Keefe
J. J. Quigley
William O’donnell
Star Theatre
Httle
Maher
Madden
McCoy
Goff
George V. Tuohey
Chief Consul Elliott Returns From National Assembly
Chief Consul Sterling Elliott arrived home with Secretary Bassett and G. Fred Adams of Haverhill after attending the national assembly. Rhode Island delegates traveled with them, while Massachusetts and New England delegates paused in Chicago aboard the same party. Elliott, tired from travel and work, declined to discuss the assembly but hinted he might speak today. Rhode Island votes featured a division as Potter supporters opposed Cooke amendments.
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Sterling Elliott
National Assembly
Bassett
G. Fred Adams
Haverhill
Rhode Island
Providence
Massachusetts
New England
Chicago
Boston
Elliott
Assembly
Consul Cooke
Potter
Mr. Cooke
Linton Examined by NY Physician Finds Cyclist in Excellent Health
Tom Linton, Welsh middle distance rider, sought to add Jimmy Michael to his string. A New York physician reports Linton is in splendid health with a perfect chest and strong nerves. He notes four inch chest expansion and deep lung capacity as advantages for steady competition. The report highlights general measurements of both athletes for comparison.
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Tom Linton
Jimmy Michael
New York
Linton
Montreal trainer signs to coach Jimmy Michael cyclist
George S. Mc Leish of Montreal signs with Dave Shafer to train Jimmy Michael for the coming season. Michael travels from Hammond Indiana where he has rested five weeks as Mc Leish, a well known figure in bicycle circles, prepares his program.
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New York
George S. McLeish
Montreal
Dave”’ Shafer
Jimmy Michael
Michael
Hammond
Ind
McLeish
Porter weighs middle-distance racing path in Waltham
Arthur W. Porter of Waltham contemplates entering middle-distance racing after receiving a training offer from a manager. He has not yet decided on the proposal.
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Arthur W. Porter
Waltham
Minstrel Show Rehearsal Runs Long At L A W Meet
Rehearsals for the minstrel show at the L A W mid winter meet reveal a first part of nearly three hours plus encores. Eight plus songs shown with heavy use of the blue pencil feared.Training troubles surface in Bellaire camp as Frenchmen figure. Lamberjack balks at a tandem, quits to quarters, Gongolitz quarrels with Trainer Pickard. Edward Taylor resumes training after a Philadelphia fall, rides five miles daily at 2:15 per mile and aims for middle distance. Ice remains thick on park roads delaying riding for a week.
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Gongolitz
Pickard
Edward Taylor
Philadelphia
Inquirer
Baseball Talk From The Season Way Ahead
A string of baseball notes mentions Ny Eoreen Murphy signing with Pittbury Princeton naming seven likely pitchers Washington offers St Louis 1500 for Kid Carsey Mullane plans to return to Comiskey St Paul Niland of the Toledos at Lynn Hart proposes removing earned runs Steinfield Cincinnati wears shin pads at third Baldwin a contender to oust Von der Ahe Harry Bemis eyeing South with Selee to train John Stafford Saunders and Putnam to provide starters Crisham of the Newports to Brooklyn Amesbury home winter prep Bridegrooms poised with Marty Ebergens style catcher will be ready for spring on foul flies he shines as a beauty.
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Washington
St. Louis
Kid Carsey
Tony Mullane
Comiskey
St. Paul
Tommy Niland
Toledos
Lynn
Jim Hart
Chicago
Pete
Everett
Boston
Steinfield
Cincinnati
Reds
Mark Baldwin
von der Ahe
Mark Has
Imit
Harry Bemis
Fairmounts
Marlboro
Selee
John Stafford
Holy Cross
Saunders
Camden
Putnam
Dartmouth
Webster
Pat Crisham
Newports
Brooklyn
Amesbury
Marty Ebergen
Schaefer to Meet Ives in Chicago Exhibition Match
Jake Schaefer agrees to a challenge from Ives and will play in Chicago at the Music Hall on April 5. He announces a benefit at Hub Billiard Parlors, Sudbury Street, to aid firemen families. Also notes Schaefer’s Feb 16 match in Hartford and possible Paris Figaro match with Vignaux.
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Jake Schaefer
Brunswick-Balke Company
Ives
Wizard of Billiards
Chicago
Music Hall
Schaefer
Boston
Hub
Sudbury Street
George Carter
Ben Saylor
California
George Sloson
Hartford
Paris
Figaro
Vignaux
Jake
New England Sportsmen to Stage Swimming Meet in Mechanics Building
The New England Sportsmen's Association announces a two week swimming show from March 14 to 26 in the Mechanics building Boston. Amateur events include team and individual races 100 and 200 yards water polo diving and towel race. Professionals contest 100 220 and 440 yard s plus relays and heats if needed with prizes ranging from 5 to 80 dollars. Entries close March 1 with L S Drake Room 6 Pierce Building Boston.
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New England Sportsmen's Association
Mechanics’ Building
L. S. Drake
Pierce Building
Boston
Illusion at the Zoo Promises Morning Transformation
A new attraction titled Morning opens at the Zoo with a satin lined parlor turned boudoir on stage. A mysterious illusion will show people who are not really present, created by stage lighting and concentration.
Boxing Exhibitions Shut Down in St Louis
Acting President Lewis of the Board of Police Commissioners ordered Chief Harrington to enforce Missouri law against public sparring or boxing exhibitions, declaring them violations and directing enforcement thereafter.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Lewis
Board of Police Commissioners
Harrington
Missouri
Yale Pennsylvnia hockey clash eyed for Feb twenty third
Alumni in New York host a Yale football banquet while Yale faces the University of Pennsylvania in hockey in Philadelphia on Feb 23. Other notes list billiards, ice races, and a Grand American live-bird shooting event at Elkwood Park with $1500 purse.
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Mose Yatter
Jerome Keough
Murray & Irwin
New York
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Gravesend
McCulloch
Winnipeg
Brea Srhacker A. C
Jake Schaefer
Ben Saylor
Brakeman
New Orleans
Lillie
Contey
Chicago
Ted Sloane
Oakland
Newton
Bray’s Hall
Elkwood Park
Long Branch
N. J
Interstate Association
Indoor Games Set for Cambridgeport Gymnasium Tonight
The Cam bridgeport Gymnasium Association hosts annual indoor events at the Prospect street gym near Harvard. Events begin at 8 pm with handicaps in twenty yard dash, 600 yard run, running high jump, 16 pound shot, potato race, and mile run, featuring 50 to 381 entries from local colleges schools and workshops.
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Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Prospect Street
Harvard
Boston
English Lecturer Protests Vivisection At Paine Memorial
Mr Arthur Wescott spoke yesterday at Paine Memorial Hall before the New England Anti Vivisection Society on the evils of vivisection. He argued medical experiments on living animals fail to cure human ills and warn it leads to human testing, urging immediate public agitation.
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Arthur Wescott
America
Paine Memorial Hall
New England
Railroad tour to Washington by special train for teachers
The Pennsylvania railroad offers a personally conducted tour to Washington on April 1 by a Wagner palace cars special train via the Fitchburg railroad. The rate is $2 and the Easter vacation makes absence feasible. J. R. Watson, Fitchburg general passenger agent, will send the itinerary on request.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Wagner Palace
Fitchburg Railroad
New England
J. R. Watson
Oriental tensions and attacks on European sea crews reported
Steamer Gaelic dispatches warn of increasing hostilities by Japanese crews against European officers and passengers onboard ships. Reports describe attacks on English officers, a passenger injured by a marline spike, and a night-long standoff with sailors at sea. The packet also notes calls for China reform, simultaneous hangings of thieves in Hong Kong, and Japan pursuing Formosa treaties with limited backing.
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San Francisco
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Honolulu
Thomas Hall
Shanghai
Hachi Shinun
Formosa
Great Britain
Japan
Apsley Boycott Endorsed by Massachusetts AFL Branch
Massachusetts AFL at 987 Washington street endorses boycott of L. D. Apsley rubber factory in Hudson and select Boston amusements. Delegates urge stricter enforcement of the 58 hour work law and plan reports on lawmakers non supportive of labor.
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Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Washington Street
L. D. Apsley
Hudson
Boston
J. H. Murray
Marsh
Apsley
Wade
Mayor Quincy urged to add Building Trades on advisory board
The Building Trades Council asked Mayor Quincy to appoint a representative from the trades to the advisory board following yesterday's council meeting.
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The
Building Trades Council
Quincy
Building Trades
Eight new members join Sanitary and Street Cleaning union
At Phenix Hall 724 Washington street the Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Union initiated eight new members in yesterday’s meeting. Officers’ election was postponed to the next gathering because many members were at work.
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Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Union
Phenix Hall
Washington Street
Freight Handlers Vote For New Bedford Strikers Return
Freight Handlers L A 5572 of K of In met at 53 Hanover Street yesterday and voted $15 to New Bedford strikers and reinstated eighteen members.
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L. A
K. of
Hanover Street
New Bedford
Fair registration for city labor service questioned
A Roxbury reader denounces the Sunday night crowding for public works labor registration claiming it denies equal chances to willing workers. He argues for fairer methods and competent placement, appealing to taxpayers and the Democratic Club of Roxbury.
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Democratic Club of
Roxbury
T. M’carthy
Seaman Moses Murphy Dies in Soldiers' Home Chelsea
Moses Murphy an inmate of the Soldiers' Home in Chelsea died there yesterday. Born in New York he was 58 years old and served as a seaman on the United States ship Gem during the war. He was admitted to the home from South Boston.
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Moses Murphy
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
Murphy
New York
Gem
Boston
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