Newtowne Wins Massachusetts Interclub Bowling Championship
Newtowne Club clinches the Massachusetts Interclub League title after strong showings in team play and improved standings. Dudley rises to second as Cambridge, Charlestown, and B A A struggle in a tight race with Arlington Boat Club and other clubs sharing the spread.
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National Cycling Association tightens racing contracts and rules
The National Cycling Association rejects verbal agreements between promoters and riders, requiring written contracts and a standardized race agreement. New regulations for grand circuit meets specify event structure, prize minimums, entry rules, and pace constraints. Also noted are legal wins in bicycle firm matters, pacemaker fees disputes, and plans for a Boston spring race program.
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Pool Championship Tourney Opens With City Contest
The pool championship begins tonight with Irving Long versus Frank Sherman at the Hub rooms on Court street. It is the first city tournament, featuring Alfred De Oro the champion, ex-champs Grant H. Eby and William H. Clearwater, Western champion H. P. Stofft, and Canadian champion William Stubbs. Twenty one games are slated as each man plays others.
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Diamond Medal Awaits Winner In 125 Point Game Series
In a 125 point series every other man plays. Total prize pool is 500 dollars divided into four awards. The victor earns a diamond studded medal.
Testimonial for Edward F Finn at Charlestown City Square
A testimonial benefit for Edward F Finn of the Lakeman Boat Club will be held in City Square Hall Roughan building Charlestown this evening. There will be dancing from B until 3.
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Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey for Medicinal Use
Do not buy malt whiskey for its cheapness but for quality. Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey offers pure malt with high medicinal value in full quarts sealed and bearing the proprietors’ facsimile. Request the genuine Graves product from a licensed druggist or grocer, Trade Supplied by Eastern Drug Company in Boston.
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Brady Tells What Cincinnati Fiasco Cost
Billy Brady, manager of Jim Jeffries, returns from Cincinnati and says a Jeffries Ruhlin bout is off for now. He cites training losses, dates canceled, and the Saengerfest offer with higher forfeits needed. Possible later bout at San Francisco or Frisco, but no definite plans.
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Resignations Rock Cincinnati May Musical Festival
Mayor Julius Fleischmann and W N Hobart step down as directors of the Cincinnati May Musical Festival Association amid controversy over last Friday's proposed Jefferies Ruhlin boxing contest. Fleischmann supported the biennial events while Hobart, a 25 year director and 18 year president, resigns after clashes with others in the festival directory over the event arrangements.
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Boxing gossip on Jeffries Ruhlin and Roosevelt era reforms
A long column claims the Cincinnati boxing match was officially off and details the political fights around boxing law, press influence, and governor Roosevelt's role. It cites past matches and figures like Jeffries Ruhlin Sharkey and O Rourke Brady, with notes on London the Phantom Guards and other boxing developments.
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Edwin B Rice’s Anaconda Arrives in East Boston Stable
Edwin B. Rice, a young Boston owner, presents the famed pacer Anaconda in East Boston after a high-stakes bid against Albert Bostwick at the Madison Square Garden sale. Rice declares plans to defend the Cleveland Cup and expects sub two minute potential with Anaconda, plus a string of other horses.
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Dorchester Kennels Leader Heads Boston Dogs to New York Show
Andrew Tyner proprietor of Hillside kennels in Dorchester takes a string of prize dogs to the New York dog show. Leading the group is Zola the famed French bulldog and multiple prize winner. Zola is the sire of several winners and four of his sons join Tyner’s team. Also traveling are Young Rico and Matron Follette.
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American jockeys head to Austria for rides
New York reports two more American jockeys sailing for Europe. Benjamin Rigby, who did well in England last season, and Fred Taral depart with Taral taking his first overseas engagement. Taral and Sam Doggett will ride in Austria with guarantees of 400 from each of two owners.
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Colgate Coach Named for Spring Track Meet and Skating Contests
Jeremiah YT Delaney of Worcester will coach Colgate University's spring track team. M. McLeod of Harrison avenue seeks novice skaters for a New England 1 2 or 3 mile skating race at Wood Island Park. McLeod also challenges a skater long jump on ice. Millside Hockey Club seeks a match with clubs having players aged 14 or older. Contact Captain R. Joice at 72 Salkiswin Street.
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