Schoolboys shine in big B A A meet prospects bright
After the B A A meet Worcester high schools may skip the interscholastic event, boosting local city teams to train harder. C R Leonard nearly won the 40 yard dash, G F Kennedy and Jack Wendell excelled in heats, and J M Eveleth placed in the 600 yard. Dedham captain C C O Connell showed pace in the mile, while Featherstone fouled in the relay between Boston and Worcester teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
C.R. Leonard
Arthur Duffey
G. F. Kennedy
Jack Wendell
Roxbury Latin
Roxbury
J. M. Eveleth
Stone
Charles C. O'Connell
Dedham High
Alex. Grant
T. F. Reardon
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Featherstone
Hock
Boston
Lawrence Light Guards
Medford
Boston Latin
Harvard Issues B. B. Schedule for Coming Season
Harvard baseball releases schedule with first game April 9 at Cambridge against Vermont and final potential game July 2 in New York if Yale series requires an extra contest. The slate lists matches at Georgetown, Virginia, Annapolis, West Point, Maine, Holy Cross, Exeter, Bates, Williams, Andover, Dartmouth, Penn, Brown, and Amherst, ending in New Haven then New York if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cambridge
University of Vermont
Yale
New Haven
New York
Trinity
Georgetown
Georgetow
University of Virginia
Washington
Annapolis
West Point
University of Maine
Holy Cross
Worcester
Exeter
Bates
Williams
Andover
Dartmouth
University of Pennsylvania
Philway
Brown
Saab
Amherst
University Neumajovenia
Cure
Harvard Baseball Teams Start Training Tuesday
All candidates for Harvard varsity and freshman baseball teams are called out today with regular practice set at Soldier's Field tomorrow afternoon. Keeler and Chesbro of the New York American League will coach batting and pitching respectively through mid March while Coach Frantz oversees overall program and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Soldier’s Field
Keeler
Chesbro
Frantz
Two men Arrested in East Boston Gaming Charge
Otto Clifford age 19 of 185 Bennington street and Frank Schuch age 26 of 73 Morris street were arrested by East Boston police yesterday on a charge of gaming on the Lord's day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Clifford
Bennington Street
Frank Schuch
Morris Street
East Boston
High and Latin Schools to Meet in Indoor Track Clash
The English High and Boston Latin schools will stage their first dual indoor track meet next Friday at English High School starting 2 PM. Nine events are planned including sprints, distance runs, pole vault, high jump and shot put with captains Landesman and Webber leading rival squads under officials Enery H. Clark, Bob Guild, Dan Hurley, John O'Reilly and Fred Bogardus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
English High
Boston Latin
Landesman
Webber
Enery H. Clark
Bob Guild
Dan Hurley
Harvard
John O'Reilly
Fred Bogardus
Duffey Chooses England Over St Louis World Fair Race
Arthur Duffey world champion sprinter plans to race in England next summer instead of at the St. Louis World's Fair. He cites greater athletic enthusiasm in England and a habit of summer trips abroad. Duffey may improve his standing by competing in the Olympian games and could challenge the famed 9.35 second 100 yard dash time again.
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Arthur Duffey
England
ST. Louis Fair
Arthur F. Duffey
St. Louis
Duffey
Tufts Girls to Have Fast Basketball Team
Tufts College co eds have organized a basketball squad and plan to select a fast five this week. They arranged games with several leading women’s colleges. Grace Wheeler of Milan N H chairs the All Round Club athletic committee guiding the team. Tufts trustees voted financial assistance and hired Miss Harrington of Wellesley as coach. Countway of Somerville is named team manager. captain to be elected soon.
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Medford
Tufts College
All Round Club
Miss Grace
Wheeler
Milan
N. H
Harrington
Wellesley
Boston Dog Show Entry List Highlights Boston Terriers
The Boston Dog Show next week lists 192 Boston terriers, outdrawing 183 in New York last week, with Walter Hanley of Providence noted to place ribbons. Collies and cocker spaniels are strong, toy spaniels and bulldogs show notable entries, and other breeds such as beagles, English setters, pointers, and Russian wolfhounds fill out a diverse field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Terriers
Boston
New York
Walter Hanley
Providence
Thomas W. Lawson
Irel Doctor
Last of Channing receptions honors Miss Minot at Chestnut Hill
Mrs. Walter Channing hosts the final reception for Miss Katherine Minot, fiancee of her son Henry P. Channing, at the Channing home on Boylston Street Chestnut Hill from four to six this afternoon. Mrs. Channing is assisted by her daughter Miss Barbara a close friend of Miss Minot who debuted with her a couple of years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Channing
Katherine Minot
Henry P. Channing
Boston Educational Union to get its own West End home
The Boston Educational Union in the West End plans to hire and maintain a building for its social civic and educational work. In six months it has helped place many immigrants in public schools and secured local employment while creating an educational centre and hosting dances to deter attendance at undesirable halls. The board includes diverse interests and the union remains non political.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Educational Union
West End
Father Tierney Begins Duties at St. Catherine's Church
The Rev. John D. Tierney, new pastor of St. Catherine's Charlestown, opened his tenure with a 9:00 AM Mass and preached at 10:30 AM. He succeeds Father Moylan, who has died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Tierney
St. Catherine’s Church
Charlestown
Father Tierney
Salem
Father Moylan
Communion for St. Mary's Sodality in Endicott Street
The Married Men's Sodality of St Mary's Church Endicott street with 6500 members received holy communion in a body at the 7:30 mass yesterday. Next Sunday the Single Men's Sodality will receive in a body. Lenten devotions are set for Wednesday and Friday evenings at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary’s Men’s Sodality
Harvard Senior Crews Start Training Today
Harvard upper class rowing teams begin training this afternoon in preparation for June interclass races. Weld and Newell clubs each field a class crew, with selections made from top candidates in the first class eight.
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Harvard
Weld
The
Newell
Philo Celtic Society Hosts Irish Song Night
The Philo Celtic Society held a regular meeting at 6 Whitmore Street yesterday followed by an entertainment in Irish song and recitation. Contributors included Mr Conroy Mrs Margaret E Casey and Mr Joyce.
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Philo Celtic Society
Whitmore Street
Conroy
Margaret E. Casey
Joyce
Interclass Rivalry at Tufts Indoor Meet Promises Heat
Medford, Feb 14. Tufts College Athletic Association indoor meet set for next Wednesday at Goddard Gym. Four classes plus Medical, Dental, and College of Arts and Sciences teams will compete in relays and events such as 20 yard dash, potato race, shot put, high jump, high kick, pole vault and fence vault. Captains and managers named for Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen.
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Medford
Tufts College Athletic Association
Goddard
College Hill
Medford College
Clarence P. Scoboria
Somerville
Harold L. Gordon
Dorchester
John G. Milner
Hugh H. Whitman
Fisher’s Island
N. Y
Frederick R. Proctor
Wilton
N. H
Frank L. Dickinson
Woodstock
N. B
Alexander
Western Union Messengers Avoid Fresh Strike
Western Union messenger boys say they do not expect another strike soon after recent firings. A company representative defends management and warns against disaffection while noting the workforce remains capable of replacement.
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Western Union Messenger
Post
Piscopo Presented With Diamond Ring at Hotel North End
Early evening the Hotel Piscopo owners and staff gathered around John B Piscopo manager and nephew to present a diamond ring as thanks for kindnesses shown during the past year The occasion also marked his 26th birthday and his tenth year as the proprietor's right hand at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Piscopo
North End
John B. Piscopo
Henry di Guiseppe
John Piscopo
Spaghetti Club Elects New Officers At North End Meeting
The Spaghetti Club of the Allied Lithographers' Trade Union met at the Columbus Associates rooms last evening for its annual officer election. Ralph Granara was re elected president Michael Moran treasurer and C J Badger secretary. Joseph Glavey Thomas F Fanell and Ralph Granara form the board of directors. Frederick Cavagnaro was elected an honorary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaghetti Club
Allied Lithographers’ Trade Union
Columbus Associates
North End
Ralph Granara
Michael Moran
C. J. Badger
Joseph Glavey
Thomas F. Fanell
Frederick Cavagnaro
Judge Lyman Brewster Dead in Danbury Home
Danbury Connecticut February 14 Judge Lyman D Brewster a nationally known lawyer was found dead at his home He had been in frail health since suffering a stroke while addressing the New York State Bar Association annual dinner in Albany last year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury, Conn
Lyman D. Brewster
New York State Bar Association
Albany
Boxing Gossip Sparks Week of Fights Across U S Cities
Boxers including Jack Johnson the colored heavyweight champion face six rounds in Philadelphia and others such as Benny Yanger Aurelia Herrera George Gardner and John Willie duel in Chicago Butte Milwaukee St Louis and Milwaukee with more bouts listed. editorial urges lawful sportsmanship and laments private prizefights while boxing authorities debate rules and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Philadelphia
Black Bill
Benny Yanger
Aurelia Herrera
Butte
George Gardner
John Willie
Chicago
Lowell Man
Ben Yanger
Hughey McFadden
St. Louis
Kid Carter
Milwaukee
Reader
Roslindale
Danny Dougherty
Jimmy Walsh
Police Commission
England
Tommy Daly
Baltimore
Lew Ryall
New England
Daly
Ryall
Highland Athletic Club
Marlboro
Bia
Kid Goodman
R.B. C
John L. Sullivan
Johnny Pollok
New York
Chick Tucker
Jimmy Stone
Tucker
Roanoke
Thomas W. Connders
North Russell Street
Tom O'Rourke
Larry Temple
the Tammany Athletic Club
Pierce
Woman Charged With Illegal Liquor Sale Arrests Made
Esther Cohen, 48, of 23 Prospect Street, was arrested yesterday by division officers on a charge of illegally selling liquor. The arrest highlights ongoing enforcement actions against unlicensed liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division $8
Esther Cohen
Prospect Streets
Close races as four teams vie for league title
Charlestown and Newtowne share first with B A A one game back and Commercial four behind. Championship rolloff set on neutral alleys next week with schedule to be announced. Charlestown leads in totals and individuals, while Newtowne boasts strong single and Gutheim averages.
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Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League
Charlestown
Newtowne
Commercial
Kenney
Southwell
Gutheim
Newtowns
Gordon
A. A
Towanda
Arlington Boat Club
Dudley
Highland
Highland Club
Melrose Highlands
Kernwood
Malden
Review
Chelsea
Oxford
Lynn
Newton League
Best Scores At Bottle Pins And Candle Pins
The report lists top scores rolled in Greater Boston league matches last week for bottle pins and candle pins. It highlights standout performances by bowlers across several teams with notable high scores and consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post’s
Greater Boston
Team 2619 Bottle Pins at Marketmen and Emerson
Team 2619 Bottle Pins total Butter Marketmen Team single Emerson Commercial sos. Individual total Frank Bond South Shore Commercial 576. Individual single Southwell Charlestown Gilt Edge 233.
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Emerson
Frank Bond
South Shore
Commercial
Southwell
Charlestown
Gilt Edge Candle Pins Standing in Market Report
Fragmentary OCR item shows numbers and initials, listing prices and identifiers for candle pins and related goods. Names and places are unclear, but reference to a standing position and assorted codes suggests a brief market or inventory note from a local paper. The readable bits imply trade items with numerical codes.
Track meet individual averages and team scores
A garbled OCR list shows individual averages for swimmers or runners from Granite, Trimount, Bay State, So. Boston, with names Gill Munkley Mellin H Stevens Raiche Clark Hennessey Wilcox Breen and scores around 0.82 to 0.89, plus team marks Trimount So. Boston Bay State Granite. The fragment notes affiliations and an overall Bay State gain in the regional event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Trimount
R. M. Irwin
Bay
Breen
Candle Pins Team and Individual Score Summary
Team totals show Sudbury City 1464 and Somerset New Century 510. John Finnigan of Murray and Irwin City led individuals with 349 points. Stewart of Smith and Anthony Plumbers posted 127 as top single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
City
Somerset
New Cen
Murray & Irwin
Stewart, Smith & Anthony
Plumbers
Local Ledger of Loans and Names in Trade Ledger
A fragmented OCR lists loan entries and related names with figures. Entries include W L Ave, Am Loan, State Street numbers, and names such as Dresser, P Tocieecetel Waite, Chandler N B, Perry B, Cabot B S, Jane Estabrook, Barett A L, Peters P T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Ave
L. Ave Am Loan
State Street
Boston
Federal
Dresser
P. Tocieecetel Waite
A. Lieweccee
Hayes
F. T
Chandler
N. B
Perry
Cabot
B. S
Jane Estabrook
Barett
A. L
Peters
P. T
Money prizes expanded at Boston Horse Show
The Boston Horse Show directors announce three money prizes in each regular class. The third prize will cover exhibitor expenses, creating a more even distribution of winnings. Premium list preparation is underway and due soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dudley basketball gains show in strong season
The Dudley school basketball team posts a solid showing this year led by Murphy and Wrighte as a fast forward pair. Dartmouth trainer John Bowler received praise for his work with the New Hampshire college squad while Boston College Prep sprinter E A Hodgkinson showed lapses in training. Other notes mention missing faces at the oval and a late February National Cycling meeting in New York. Rumors place Ben Mulford Jr to manage Washington baseball next season and William Rooney seeking an early bowling match with the Trimount Association at 24 Warren Street, Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Murphy
Wrighe
John Bowler
Dartmouth Athletic Forces
Mr. Bowler
Boston
New Hampshire College
E. A. Hodgkinson
Boston College
Cambridgeport
J. B. Mulligan
Bernard Doherty
Oval
National Cycling Association
Astor House
New York
Mechanics’ Hall
Milwaukee
Ben Mulford, Jr
Cincinnati
Washington
McLean Control
William Rooney
Trimount Association
Warren Street
Roxbury
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Volkmann
Noble & Greenough
Gymnasium Association
Milton Academy
Chickering
Co. C. O'Connell
Dedham High School
Auei
TUFTS
Minot
B. E. Union
ST. Catherine’s
Chiss
W.U
Aylor
Taylor
Sense
Lyman Brewster
Cae Sas
Feitin
St. James
City Hall
Finnigan
Clements
Boylston
Elite
Dedham
Schwender
Millen
New Century
Grove Hall
Rexford
Winthrop
Carruth
Everett
Terminal
Stevens
Rimount
Gill of Granite
Herald
George Johnson
Hollis
Poultry
Dunn
Construction
American Loan
Puritan
Mystic Valley League
Eee Av
Old Dorsees
Sks Sps
Bks
Old Dorchester
Settee
New
Tower
Com
Chsn
Thomas
Chan
Simson
Chapman
James
Grover
B.A
Skinner
Chen
Tuttle
N News
Ashworth
Crockett, New
L. Av
Central Eeeee
Glendon
Peaury Arlington
Calumet
Fry
Highlands
South Boston
Horner
John Finnegan
Team
Dudley Ww. L. Av
Highland Eee South A.A. B. A
Colonial Ood
Cu Sever
Oia Pieltry
Av. Ww. L
Old Colony
M. & Seovee
Teffereon
Gity Hall
Mt. Pleasant
Somerset Dartmouth
McCarthy
NEW Century League
Womerset Cdd
Elite Ee
Webster
Indep’ts
Roslindale Sai
Hyde Park
Sam
Bethea Pe Boyl
McPhee
E T
Sees Clarke
Ceceesss Finnegan
Boys
del Wheeler
Weceess Brown
Eee Connors
Peterson
Som
Greater
Boston League
W. L
de Pins
Ceeeees
Eeeeaeeeree
Newspaper League
Waae Ae
Johnson
O'Connor
Byford
O’ Leary
Marketmen’s League
P . Selscek
Lincoln
Kinsman
Dutcher
Ira Deeeckinee
S T Kilton
Eereee Watts
Tury
John Finnigan
Telephone League
Ceece Cashiers
Penniman
Collection
Hampton
Cahoon
Moffft
Cashier
Danforth
Supe
Eece Murray, Cashiers
Clark
Trust Companies League
the World OF Sport
Union Hat CO
Bargain Hat Store
Hanover St
Cor
Union
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