Carruth leads in candle pin match at Roxbury Night
Carruth quintet totaled 1455 pins to outdistance Webster in three games. Freeman posted 126 for the individual high, Hedge 308, and the Websters fell in all three frames. St James took two from Roxbury, Meyers swept McCarthy at Cambridge, Murray and Irwin won three straight over Jefferson, while Jameson shaded Central in two of three.
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Carruth
Webster
Roxbury
Websters
Freeman
Hedge
St. James
O'Connell
Meyers
McCarthy
Cambridge
Murray & Irwin
Jefferson
Jameson
Central
Bowler
Ellis
Ay Laurence
Potter
Sys Freeman
Sowler
McLaughlin
Eatty
O. Ee
Whiton
Mobil Ae
Murphy Sete
Caswell
Fees
Dennison Ee
McQuade
MelIsaacs
Aia
Swasey
Atwood
Himeon
Hackett
Brown Lee
M'Carthy
Meee
Hall Atte
Henry Ome
Tossi Seer
Kelly
Ed Bean
Murray & Iravin, Towler
Finnegan
McGrath Seem
Callahan
SS &S
Rt Kertram
Bray
Coleman
Wilby Seer
Murray
Kevin Central
Tit Rowler
Donnelly
Oninn
Frank Nay
Har
Tpoubiss
Toe
Ot Togers Tenes
Ney
Burns
Te McPhillips Sone Terres
Raymond
Serene
Eastern Packing beats Beacons in Carmill bowling series
Eastern Packing Company won all three games against the Beacons on Carmill alleys in the Trade League. The team rolled nearly 2500 pins across three strings, a top mark this campaign. Captain Cooke led with 538 pins. teammates Taylor Gleason and Coe also topped 500. Fulton Wheelmen sweep Mets to claim series in ub Tourney Association.
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Eastern Packing Company
Beacons
Carmill
Cooke
Taylor
Gleason
Coe
Fulton Wheelmen
Ub Tourney Association
Mets
Metropolitan
Boston Terrier Show Prizes At Mechanics Building
The prize list for the upcoming dog show to be held at Mechanics Building on April 3, 4, 6 and 6 features numerous plate and monetary awards. Special prizes include the Boston Terrier Club trophies for best bitch and best dog or bitch, with entry details and prize splits, plus a puppy bowl and a silver vase for all breed produce. Each trophy requires three wins to transfer ownership. entries are due at the superintendent’s office on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Building
Boston Terrier Club
Mosten
Boston Terrier
Dwight Baldwin
Focum 12
Far Washington Street
Allied Printing Trades Ball Held in Charlestown
The first annual ball of the Allied Printing Trades Council of Boston took place at Roughan Hall City Square Charlestown. About three hundred couples attended with representation from all unions. Grand march led by Mr and Mrs D J McDonald Floor Director and Mrs John Fenton. Richard J Moore served as floor marshal.
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Allied Printing Trades Council of Boston
Roughan Hall
City Square
Charlestown
D. J. McDonad
John Fenton
Richard J. Moore
Boston Club Faces Crowded Roster Ahead of Season
The Boston club may battle a crowded roster as new signings Dineen Freeman and Barry raise competition among regulars. Selee asserts only needed players will be kept, while considering three training sites and possible spring games in Virginia. An Eastern Baseball League meeting in Worcester aims to firm up the circuit for the next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dineen
Freeman
Barry
Washington
Selee
Teddy’ Lewis
Cambridge
Harvard
New England
Willis
Pittenger
Springfield
Nichols
Duffy
Hamilton
Stahl
Hot Springs
N. C
Asheville
Virginia
Jesse Burkett
Malachi Kittredge
American Association
Worcester
Association
Oval
Eastern Baseball League
Harvard Baseball Coaches Picked Amid Fresh Optimism
Captain Bill Reid convened a meeting of candidates for Harvard baseball noting strong turnout and focus on a nine win season. Bart Hayes will be head coach until Dr. Nichols returns on April 4, with Ted Lewis and Hamilton aiding pitchers and baserunning, while Nichols is urged as the seasoned choice.
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Harvard Waseball
Bill Reid
Ior
Dr. Nichols
Bart Hayes
Nichols
Europe
Ted”’ Lewis
Hamilton
Bosters
Jie
Harvard
Harvard Freshmen Elect Captain and Appoint Manager
The Harvard freshmen basketball team elected RoC. Dorr as captain and appointed KH. Swarts as manager. The year’s work was outlined and J. IK. Clark, 1 L., was retained as coach.
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Harvard
Roc. Dorr
Boston Contingent Named for Indoor Games at Georgetown
Boston athletes from Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association and Boston College to compete in Georgetown Indoor Games. Dick Grant to run two miles against Alex Grant of the University of Pennsylvania. Riley a top sprinter and winner of a 20 yard dash. Fall River Golf Club joins the USGA. Franklin Field golf fees set. Roxbury Latin School plans indoor meet at Tech gym on Washington’s Birthday with handicaps. Newtowne Club Cambridge cancels indoor games. Dorchester’s A F Wilkinson issues skating challenge for ten miles or less with any amateur rink.
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Boston
Georgetown University
Dick Grant
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
J. P. Lucas
J. C. Riley
Boston College
Alex Grant
University of Pennsylvania
Riley
Fall River Golf Club
United States Golf Association
Franklin Field
Roxoury Latin School
Tech Gymnasium
Washington
Newtowne Club
Cambridge
A. F E. Wilkinson
Warner Avenue
Dorchester
John Olmstead
Wilkinson
Collegiate Relays and Water Polo Highlight Big Show
Harvard Yale Columbia and Penn head a water polo field with Cornell possible. The relay race lands on Feb 14 in Mechanics Building. If Columbia and Penn wish to match water polo, a Feb 24 option exists. Five swimming entries close Feb 17 with John Graham B A A at 216 Washington Street.
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Mechanics’ Building
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Knickerbocker A. C
Chicaro A. A
New York
St. Louis
Missing LA W delegate Nat Butler Leaves Philadelphia Assembly
The national assembly of the LA W at Philadelphia lacks delegate Nat Butler of Cambridgeport chosen by racing men. Butler questions paying his own travel costs, highlighting tensions between the racing board and amateur wing as the league fights to retain amateur control amid allied handicappers and press agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assembly
Philadelphia
Nat Butler
Cambridgeport
League
Butler
Racing Board
George Me
Racing control in doubt as amateurs may depart
The article notes the league facing a possible loss of racing control with a race to secure one third of votes to retain amateurs. If Conway W. Sams is elected president and the assembly fails to two thirds vote, ex-Chairman Mott could again head the racing board. Sams opposes racing control and backs road development, suggesting a reshaping of priorities.
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A. W
Boston
Sams
Chicago
New Baseball Association
New York
Hiliett
James I. Ingraham
Lynnfield
New England
New Mingland
Boxing Gossip Echoes Bets Controversy in Gardner Wandler Bout
The column compiles reader inquiries about bets on the George Gardner Jimmy Wandler Brooklyn bout. It notes bets were reportedly off by an announcer, questions referee Billy Madden’s authority, cites past cases, and lists various boxing personalities seeking matches and updates from New England and beyond.
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T Am
George Gardner
Jimmy Wandler
Brooklyn
Gardner
New York
Lilly Madden
Billy Madden
Toso
John Kelly
Wayers
Salem Kid
Coley Burl
Lynn
Tommy Boles
Billy Hennessey
Bob Ringwood
Kirtland
Ringwood
Joe Reddley
West
Boston
Jack Carew
Young Quigley
Harry Milholland
New England
Cambridge
Tom Wilson
Bath
Ber- Min
N.il
Maurice Sullivan
Manchester
Trocks
Bradley
Lawrence
Atlantic Yacht Club
Bill Daly
N. Y
Brecdeford
Kid Rogers
Danny Snyder
Young Duffy
J. IL
Sharkey to Meet Fitz in Heavyweight Challenge
Tom Sharkey accepted Bob Fitzsimmons challenge for a heavyweight bout in New York on February 14. Fitzsimmons proposed a $10,000 side bet and warned he will fight Sharkey if Jeffries does not agree within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tom Sharkey
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Sharkey
Salem and Plymouth Lead Scores in Regional Meet
Salem and Plymouth posted strong showings with points against Lynn Lawrence Clinton Brockton Waterbury and Providence in a regional tally. Brockton and Waterbury also contributed notable scores as the meet narrowed to team totals.
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Salem
Lynn
Lawrence
Clinton
Brockton
Plymouth
Waterbury
Providence
Department store tax hearing hears testimony on impact
The State House committee on judiciary heard from KEK. W. Burdett and a procession of witnesses including William H. Adsett William H. Welch George B. Tenney and Eben T. Jordan. They argued department stores help small shops raise rents and employment while questioning tax effects and noting rising store counts and payrolls. The session adjourned to March 9 with further testimony planned. Annie Winnefred Alden of Malden remains missing since February 6 with family fearing kidnapping or foul play.
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Kek. W. Burdett
Senator Innes
Committee On Judiciary
State House
William H. Adsett
Chelsea
William H. Welch
Lynn
Welch
George B. Tenney
Houghton & Dutton’s
Charles W. Whittier
Jorden, Marsh & Co
R. H. White's
Morse
Mr. Whittier
Lawrence Whitcomb
Whittier
John H. Corcoran
Cambridge
John F. Falvey
South Boston
Burdett
Timothy Smith
Roxbury
Retail Dry Goods Association
John C. McInnes
Worcester
McInnes
Missing Annie Alden Baffles Malden Inquiry
In Malden on February 14 residents seek Annie Winnifred Alden of 19 Kimball Street. A Post reporter found her father Oscar F. Alden at the home, who said Annie returned Feb 6 at 6 15 PM with her sister and appeared in good spirits.
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Malden
Annie Winnifred Alden
Kimball Street
Alden
Oscar F. Alden
Valentines Bring Odd Tales To A Mail Carrier
A humorous Valentine story follows a weary letter carrier on Lovers Day as playful envelopes reveal unexpected gifts and mistaken identities. A tailor’s bill, a typewriter joke, and a matinee girl’s gift add comic color to the postman’s routine through a day of quirky surprises.
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Steen
Valentine
D Merchant
Gray
Postman Delivers a Valentine From His Own Daughter
A humorous tale about a postman who receives a grand valentine from his daughter as he helps deliver mails and depicts various romantic misadventures and disguises. The verse follows tangled stories of wives, husbands, actors, and a Turkish bath setting, ending with the postman’s tender moment.
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Macbeth
Valentine
Twag
Cc. H. Lincoln
Democrats Win in Kentucky Contests Judge Taft Denies Jurisdiction
In Cincinnati and Frankfort on February 14 Judge Taft ruled the federal court lacked jurisdiction in most Kentucky state office contests, denying injunctions against the Kentucky State Board of Elections and Democratic candidates except for Governor and Lieutenant Governor. Governor Taylor announced the decision and vowed further action, seeking injunctions against Beckham and Castleman to stop them from assuming duties.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Taft
Frankfort
Taylor
Associated Press
Art
William 8. Taylor
Louisville
J. C. W. Beckham
John B. Castleman
Kelley Brown wedding in Charlestown at St Francis de Sales
Peter F. Kelley a Charlestown businessman wed Katherine Brown of Baldwin Street at St. Francis de Sales Church. Bridesmaid Mary Brown and best man Edward M. Gallagher attended. A wedding breakfast followed, gifts were exchanged, and the couple departed to Washington then California for several months before returning to Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter _F. Kelley
Charlestown
Katherine Brown
Baldwin Street
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis M. Supple
Mary Brown
Edward M. Gallagher
Kelley
Washington
California
Live Wire Doomers Debate at Elim Sermon
In a sermon titled Live Wires and Doubters, Iclder Sandford warned that disobeying God brings lethal shock while accepting him grants joy. He threatened death to critics and foretold miracles and a Boston funeral where a corpse would rise. Continuous prayer at Elim is planned from nine to three today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iclder Sandford
Boston
Shiloh
Salem Aldermen Name New City Officers in Shakeup
At the Salem meeting the Mayor nominated John W. Haree as city marshal John B Skinner as assistant city marshal and George H Blinn as captain Four regular officers were dropped and replaced by reserve officers Sergeant John M Beckford and two patrolmen were not reappointed with no substitutes named amid talk the changes follow criticism of liquor law enforcement and all nominations were confirmed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAI
Board of Aldermen
John W. Haree
John B. Skinner
George H. Blinn
John M. Beckford
Maud Gonne Speaks for Boers in Brockton Tonight
Miss Maud Gonne spoke in support of the Boers at the City Theatre in Brockton amid strong cheers and jeers. The crowd hissed at the mention of Joseph Chamberlain as she concluded and then returned to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Maud Gonne
City Theatre
Joseph Chamberlain
Southern Pines Resort Promotes Health and Leisure
Southern Pines in North Carolina touts itself as a premier health and pleasure resort on the Seaboard Air Line with renowned golf links and several hotels. Excursion tickets are on sale at all ticket offices, including the Boston office at 346 Washington Street.
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Southern Pines
North Carolina
Directt
Totels
Biney Words Inn
Ozone Hotel
Prospect House
Bogton
Washington Street
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Plummer
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Farren
Cameron Ee Ee
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Allied Printing Trades Ball
Boston Club
Carolinas
Beaneaters
Worcester Club
World OF Sport
Woolwich
Francis A. Gately
Paris
Major Taylor
Fitz
Jordan
Eben TI. Jordan
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Mle
Mr. Shepard
John Shepard
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Richardson
Lowell
Lawrence Co-operative Store
Annie Winnefred Alden
Maiden Square
Winnie
Annie Alden
Correc
Hame
Goebel
Beckham
Brown
Elder Sandford
M'Greery
Threshie
Wreayman
Me Creery
Charles Threghte
Music Hall
Maggie Taylor
Margeret Scott
Gersster
Dr. Sanden Fleetric
R. A. Sanden
Tremont St
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