Records Made on the Alleys
Records from candle pins and big pins league matches in Greater Reston last week show Carruth setting world and league marks in candle pins, Hanley high for individuals, and Morrison breaking North Shore records in big pins with top totals and singles.
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Season records from Newtowne and Lincoln listings
Highest individual string Skinner Newtowne and an as individual total Skinner Newtowne. Highest team single Newtowne 1003. Highest team total B. A. A. 2822. Best spare record Lincoln Central .900.
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Wolgast Poised To Oppose Nelson In World Lightweight Clash
Ad Wolgast, a Milwaukee boxer, gains support as the toughest challenger to Battling Nelson for the world lightweight title. The Los Angeles bout begins at 7 o clock Boston time and is seen as a test of Wolgast’s stamina and power. Observers note his muscular build, strong chest and arms, solid neck, and heavy legs, while Nelson holds height and reach advantages.
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Boxing Week Highlights From Richmond to New Orleans
A roundup of bouts headlines this week features Battling Nelson versus Ad Wolgast for the lightweight crown in Richmond Cal with Wolgast favored by some. Other notable clashes include Ray Bronson versus Matty Baldwin in New Orleans and Baldwin versus Moran contexts. Abe Attell awaits two soft bouts while Langford plans a Cheyenne astronomy lesson for Navy Dewey. First big bets on Jeffries Johnson come from Clarence Berry and Charles Sutro with $2090 against $1100.
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Big Pin Bowlers to Start Knocking Them Down
Sixteen-pound balls will begin to bang against the old-fashioned 10 pins at the New Boston Alleys tonight as the Knights of the big pin game vie for the Greater Boston championships in the Boston City Association of the NBA. The event marks Boston’s first regular big pin tourney in years with many top New England bowlers entering. Entries are open and rolling hours will be set by the alley committee. The schedule runs Monday through Friday with singles, doubles, and five-man teams through multiple clubs and venues, including Arlington B C, Federal, G B Harris, and the North Shore. A special Friday open sweepstakes marathon and late entries are noted, with practice allowed between scheduled events.
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Suspension Lifted for Mel Sheppard by M A L
Arthur Duffey notes the Military Athletic League lifts the suspension of Mel Sheppard, allowing the Irish American flyer to compete in indoor meets as tensions ease. He highlights Lawrence Light Guards successes and discusses wrestling under athletic show banners, plus boxing chatter and entries for Armory and schoolboy events.
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Harvard Ends Season In Second Place In League Hockey
Harvard closes its hockey season with a win over Yale securing second place in the Intercollegiate league, marking the Crimson's second non championship in eight years. Princeton rode a streak of early wins to the league crown, dampening late-season interest as the final standings were set.
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Jeffries Appears Before 6000 Fans Ahead of Johnson Bout
In San Francisco a Feb 20 athletic carnival drew 6000 spectators as James J Jeffries, slated to fight Jack Johnson on July 4, showcased speed and shadow boxing. Promoter Jack Gleason and Tex Rickard plan another ground inspection before choosing a California venue, with Salt Lake City still pressing to host.
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Jones Poised to Start as Tigers Regular First Baseman
Detroit news from February reports Tom Jones likely to be the Tigers’ regular first baseman as manager Jennings predicts the infield from last year’s World Series will click smoothly in 1910.
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