Amat League Leads Clearly With B A A Ahead
The Amateur League of Boston and Vicinity sees the B A A pull further ahead, holding a nine game lead as 2714 pins mark a new team record. Old Dorchester wins all three, while Besarick of Old Dorchester tops the single string with 244 pins. Newton ranks high in averages with strong spare work.
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Ocean
Boston and
Arlestown
Spoit
Calumet
Newton
Garden City
Winchester
Old Dorchester
B. A.A
Legate
Smith
Wood
Hill
Wardwell
Charlestowns
Besarick
Parker
B. A. A. Second Team Builds On Circuit League Win
The B A A second string boosted its position in the Circuit League by winning four of six, narrowing the gap with Riverdale Casino of Brookline who took two of three. Allston, Roxbury, Newton Highlands and others show shifting standings as top bowlers Fuller, Ainsworth, Dooley, Cooke and Wardwell lead the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale Casino
Brookline
Allston
Roxbury
Newton Highlands
Highlanders
Newton Boat Club
Medford
Boston
Fuller
Ainsworth
Dooley
Cooke
Wardwell
Unicorn
Colt
Tulkbury
Newton Highland
Newton Boat
Maugus
B. A
Sncre
Willey
Coeree
Insworth
TAR
Till
Riverdale
Weitz
Shea
Trainer
Harris
Caswell
Toe
Rixby
WAT
Bancroft
Newton
Idg
B.A
Skinner
Keith
Forristall
Rabin
Ecopose
Langley
Newton Bout
Cole
Newton Hont
Ood
Iveridale
Chandler
Jennings
Gorton
Cushing
IND
Brigham
Winchester
Atlston
Kimball
Bowles
Moxbury
Legiearsseee
Threeway Fight for Local Meet Lead Emerges
Last week saw a tight battle as West Brookline stretched one point ahead of Roxbury, with Brookline, Roxbury, and Jameson in a potential three to four corner contest for a top spot. Hub and McCarthy also eye higher honors as standings remain unsettled.
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West Brooklines
Roxbury
Brookline
Jameson
West Brookline
Hub
McCarthy
Bowling Circuits Race in Circuit League and Intercity Match
In Newton Highlands next Thursday evening the Circuit League game between Pro Newton Highland and Roxbury clubs is to be rolled off after last week’s storm. Eastern Packing Company holds the Trade League record with 255 pins for three strings and 899 for a single, plus a high general average of .799. Dickerman’s Gordon leads individual marks with 257 single, 588 three strings, and a top average of A777. The Columbia and South Boston Yacht Clubs meet in the third game of their annual bowling series near City Point next Thursday evening, amid a predicted simoon. South Boston seeks to rebound after two prior mixups. Commodore Powers’s naval reserves aim to maintain the weather gauge until crossing. Tom McCarthy awaits word from Worcester roller McCann on the Worcester-Boston intercity match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Highland
Roxbury
Newton Highlands
Eastern Packing Company
Gordon
Dickerman
Columbia
South Boston
City Point
Naval
Commodore Powers
Tom McCarthy
Worcester
McCann
Boston
Colonel Kip Coming to Boston Horse Show
Colonel Lawrence Kip of New York, president of the Coney Island Jockey Club, will be a leading exhibitor in road horse classes at the Boston show. His stable includes Mambrino Belle, Empleta, Stk Purse, Graceska, Water Maid, and Water Cress. corrections adjust Class 79 and Class 94 reading to ponies not exceeding thirteen hands and a pony not exceeding thirteen hands one inch, three years old or over.
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Lawrence Kip
New York
Coney Island Jockey Club
National Horse Show Association
Boston
Graceska
Colonel Kip
Water Maid
Water Cress
Roxbury Latin open meet entries due Wednesday
Interscholastic notes report Roxbury Latin School entries for the open meet to be held Wednesday in the edh gym on Exeter street. Secretary Ayer accepts blanks at his office.
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Roxbury Latin School
Edh
Exeter Street
Ayer
Blanks
Knowles
Happy
Smith
Newburyport
New England
Arthur Duffy
Tewksbury
University of Pennsylvania
Duffy
Miller Rages Toward Six Day Race Victory in Record Pace
San Francisco reports the international six day bicycle race at Mechanics Pavilion nears finish as Miller leads by hours over Aaronson and Fredericks. Miller rode two thousandth mile in 25 3-5 unpaced and by six this morning was 1 hour 19 minutes ahead of the New York mark. The crowd roared through the final hours while Fredricks and Aaronson vied for second, with Gimm weakening and Hale steady though weary. Final tally after the 139th hour showed Miller at 2176 miles 4 laps, Aaronson 2014 miles 7 laps, Fredericks 2171 miles 5 laps, Gimm 2038 miles 7 laps, Hale 2013 miles 1 lap.
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San Francisco
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Miller
New York
Fredericks
Aaronson
Julius
Gimm
Hale
Nawn
Albert
Barnaby
Pilkington
Lawson
Ashinger
Bicycle News from the Boston Cycle Board of Trade
The Boston Cycle Board of Trade will meet at the Quincy House to discuss reorganization and an information bureau. Secretary Morrill says invitations go to all cycle trade members. The board has about 1500 dollars in treasury and prior talks of disbanding. Other items include racing news, back salaries of N. C. T. A. members, and a call for a hearing on free bicycle carriage as baggage in Massachusetts.
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Boston Cycle Board of Trade
Quincy House
John F. Morrill
Board of Disbanding
Cycle Boards of Trade
Morrill
Cycle Dealers’ Protective Association
Cycle Board of Trade
Horace B. Hills, Jr
Providence
Lewis Benway
Worcester
Paris
France
Oscar Hedstrom
Henshaw
Julia Anderson
Middletown
Conn
Hedstrom
McDuffee
Coulter
Kent
Hines
Eddie McDuffee
Joe
Philadelphia
the Post
Dave Shafer
Major Taylor
Willow Grooge
Taylor
Connecticut Lagialata
State House
Massachusetts Committee On Railroads
Harvard Rowing Notes on Freshmen Crew Trials
Harvard rowers continue three day weekly training as coaches assess material. Freshmen narrowed to six crews with six remaining, while some athletes may switch to Weld boat house machines next week. O'Dea plans graded crews so all members get a chance to race local eights.
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Harvard
Weld
O'Dea
New York and Boston High Jump Stars Clash at Meet
New Yorks top interscholastic jumpers Serviss and Spaker lead a powerful group as Boston contenders Gardner Moran Clarke Pray and others challenge. The article weighs comparative form, pace, and potential in the upcoming national meet, noting the absence of strong hurdlers and predicting tight races in distance events.
Gloom at Harvard in indoor games and B A A meet
Harvard critics assess the Harvard indoor games and the Boston Athletic Association meet as disappointing. Only a few Crimson runners showed promise, with C P Rockwell and C M Rotch delivering notable performances while others, including Warren Morse Burke Fish Converse, failed to impress. The two mile proved especially bleak as Mills faltered and Grant from Penn dominated, dampening Harvard hopes for a strong track season.
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Harvard
Crimson
Porter
C. M. Rotch
Mills
Foote
Grant
Penn
Rule Changes for Baseball Approved by Association
Washington February 19 report on revisions to baseball rules sent to President Nick Young of the National and American Associations. Committee leaders Hart Reach and Hanlon outline changes including balk enforcement, uniform standards, bench design, rain rule credits, substitutes, and pitching motions.
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Washington
Nick Young
National and
American Association of Baseball Clubs
Jim Hart
Chicago
Reach
Phillies
Ned Hanlon
Brooklyns
Hanlon
Cuppy
Cleveland
Artie” Irwin
Senators
Hanlon, Hart
Boston College Meet Promises High Profile Indoor Races
The annual Boston College A A indoor meet at Mechanics' Building on March 4 aims to showcase top relay matchups and Harvard Yale varsity and freshman clashes. Notable entries include Bernard J. Wefers of the New York A C seeking a 0 yard world record and a strong field from Holy Cross, Amherst, Williams, MIT, Columbia, Cornell, Exeter, Andover, plus local rivals.
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Boston College Athletic Association
Mechanics’ Building
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Boston College
Cornell
Holy Cross College
Amherst
Williams
Exeter
Andover
New York
Boston
Worcester
Bernard J. Wefers
New York Athletic Club
Fivere
Wefers
Jewksbury
Billy Holland
Frank Bigelow
Captain Roche
Mulligan
Georgetown
Duffy
Scheuber
Worcester Academy
Keogh Offers Bets at Murray and Irwins This Week
Jerome Keogh faces the Roxbury Kid this afternoon at Murray and Irwin's while Song of New York meets the champion Keogh tonight Keogh posts a $5 reward for anyone who beats him and a $10 prize for anyone who scores 125 against him this week
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Murray & Irwin's
Jerome Keogh
New York
Keogh
Boxing Gossip and Bouts of the Week Schedule
In boxing news a busy slate spans Monday to Saturday with bouts in Buffalo Syracuse Philadelphia and more. The standout result was Brooklyn’s Jack O'Brien defeating Oscar Gardner in Youngstown Ohio, a featherweight division surprise that delighted ring followers nationwide.
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Oscar Gardner
Jack O'Brien
Brooklyn
Youngstown
Household remedy advertises Exhalant salve and cures
For La Grippe Asthma Bronchitis Catarrh and Consumption sold at all druggists or by mail complete outfit 1 00 extra Exhalant or ee 28 glass jar never fail the household remedy and salve 25c Electro Chemical Co 131 Tremont St Room 43 and E B Gibson manager
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Eixtra
Electro Chemical CO
Tremont St
E. B. Gibson
Gon
Iianager
Gardner Loses Bout After Two Decisive Scraps
The article chronicles Gardner's upset defeat to OBrien after two prior battles, noting OBrien's weight advantage and Gardner's confidence waning. It explores Gardner's forthcoming match with Martin Flaherty of Lowell for the 126-pound title prospects, and mentions Sweeney McCue and other Boston boxing activity and upcoming bouts, including plans for a Hartford card and local rumors about future challengers.
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New York
Omaha
Gardner
O’brien
Oscar
Bay State
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
Flaherty
America
George McFadden
Lowell Lad
Hartford
Washington
Martin
Boston
Patsey Sweeney
Marty McCue
Sweeney
McCue
Billy O'Donnel
Memphis
Stamford
New England
Patsey
Manchester
John
Dave Sullivan
Brooklyn
Jack Redmond
A. Co
Maurice Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Maurice
Boston Sport
Spike Sullivan
City Point
Detroit
Otto Sieloff
Buffalo
Eddie Connolly
Matty Mathews
New Haven
Sieloff
Boston Sports
Pickaninny
Spike
Bison City
Connolly-Mathews
Jack Dougherty
Scotland
Bobby Dobbs
Dick Burge
Pat McDonald
Dobbs
Jack O'Brien
Joe Hopkins
Rochester
Silke
Finn
Jig Stone
Kid Lavigne
Jim Dun Riley
Tony Moran
Eacers
the Pelican
Dick O'Brien
Jack Burke
Eastport
Luke Burke
Jenney
Toronto
O'Brien
Burke
Sweeney YeCue
Moran
Neaneebien Tea
Gildersleeve
Supreme Court
Fitz
Private M Ginns Benefit At Lyceum Hall East Boston
A benefit concert at Lyceum Hall East Boston drew about 1500 people raising around 400 for the family of Private James F. McGinn of Company H Ninth Regiment who lies dangerously ill after returning from the Santiago campaign. The program lasted over three hours and featured George McKenna's hit song Another Marched by in His Place with Miss Julia Smith on music. Prominent local figures attended and the ushers were Company H members in uniform.
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Lyceum Hall
Boston
James F. McGinn
Ninth Regiment
Santiago
McGinn
Joseph F. Hickey
P. J. Grady
Julia Smith
McKenna
Miss Smith
May Isabelle Cragin
Edith Bildred Gragin
Fraser and Russell
Sandy Chapman
William S. Glynn
Mr. Glynn
Henry Smith
Steve Higgins
Lottie Smith
Sunday Post
Leslie Palmer
Thomas Curtin
Alice Clancy
Lombard Brothers
Roddy Collins
Somerset Trio
Charlie Cummings
White Coon
Frank Eckland
Thomas Colton
Company H
Marshall Brown
Patrick Donovan
Streets Drag Cambridge Amid Sunday Mockery
Cambridge streets lay waterlogged and muddy as crowds gathered from Prospect Street to the railroad crossing. Women faced jeers while men endured snowballs in side streets, with several struck on the face amid the crowd’s rough humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Prospect Street
Marriage at Minot Hall Celebrates Rose Nicolaewsky and Josiah Grossman
At Minot Hall last evening a large gathering witnessed the marriage of Miss Rose Nicolaewsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E Nicolaewsky, to Mr. Josiah Grossman. Rabbi H. Schoher of Miskan Tefila officiated. The bride wore white satin. bridesmaids included Sadie Nicolaewsky and Frances Grossman. Ushers included L. Nicolaewsky and 8. Grossman. reception and supper followed with dancing.
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Minot Hall
Rose
E. Nicolaewsky
Josiah Grossman
H. 8. Schoher
Congregation
Miskan Tefila
Nelson
Yanes
Sadie Nicolaewsky
Frances Grossman
Egsie Swartzman
Gessie Sideman
L. Nicolaewsky
Grossman
J. Hurvitz
Samuels
Max Yanes
Double Engagements at 7 Broadway Chelsea
Miss Lena Smith of Boston pledged to Mr. M Britsky of Providence with Miss B Wagenheim betrothed to Mr. William Smith, a brother of the first bride. A vocal concert and collation followed, with toastmaster Jacob W. Miller. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Chelsea
Lena Smith
Boston
M. Britsky
Providence
R. A
B. Wagenheim
William Smith
Jacob W. Miller
Louis Miller
Jacob D. Miller
Louis Rosenthal
I. Goldstein
A. Berkman
Gussie Levin
Smith
Division 44 A OH Holds Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
Division 44 A OH held a largely attended meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on South Russell Street yesterday afternoon with President William H. Cuddy presiding Initiates were admitted The ball committee reported earnings of 187 dollars a post meeting concert featured P Kelly Wannaford Keeny Fay Geteig Murphy Neal Foley Driscoll Barrett
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
South Russell Street
William H. Cuddy
Ball Committee
Nicb P. Kelly
Joseph Wannaford
Joseph Keeny
J. J. Fay
C. E. Geteig
EB. J. Murphy
H. M
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Ingraham
Twombly
Arlington Boat Club
Rugge
Arlington Boat Clu
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Prampke Sees
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Brooklyn Latin School
John 8. Spaker
Berkeley
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Spaker
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Hoppy
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National League Committee
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Newaven
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Matty McCue
Glasgow
Jack O’brien
Cameron
Joe Kirby
Jill Dunn
Martin Riley
Port
Waddy Gorman
Billy Edwards
Yonkers
Doc Payne
J. Metann
Jim Janey
Harry Fisher
Baltimore
Ed Dunkhurst
Charles Strong
Kid Goulette
Stackhouse
Grand Rapids
Jim Donn
J. Dwyer
Brockton
J. Burke
Ed Jeaney
Jim Murray
Jenkins
Fred Logan
Jim Anthony
J. Bolan
J. O'Keefe
Cincinnati
J. Currig
J. Lewis
L. Campbell
J. Hedmark
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’n
ST. Louis, U.S.A
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Michelob
Anheuser Standard
Anheuser-Busch
M’ginn
Dr.Bull
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