BAL AL WINS Circuit League ends season with Unicorn top
The Circuit League bowing season concludes with three matches led by B A A as champions. Riverdale Casino defeats Medford at Brookline two to one, securing position. Newton Boat Club takes two of three from Mangus A A at Wellesley. Roxbury Club beats New ton Highlands two to one at home. Three bowlers exceed 500 as Callaghan Morrison and Kinsman achieve high totals while Cousens leads Fries team with 556.
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Newton
Riverdale Casino
Medford
Brookline
Casino
Newton Boat Club
Wellesley
Mangus A. A
Newton Highlands
Roxbury
Fowler
Ee Erey
Flood
Wee Tare
Keith
Jennings Oe
Siete Tsasesecens
Chandler
Ceeseee
Teel Oe
Rockwell Oe
Trongley
Esseces
Fitz
Atte T En Eee
Richards
Tre
Kimball
Bancroft
Maugus Club
Towler
Terenee
Oldham
Travis
Willey
Bielfry
Yeabody
Sabine
Tower
Old Deter
Bowler
Rosarick Oe
Miller
Pee Reet
Parker
Stew
Gray Fee
Boston
Vicinity
Arlington Best
Newton Uniter
Whittemore
W. Reed
Old Belfry
Old Dorchester
Winchester
Old Dorchesters
Arlington Boat Club
Rankin Bidnes Sie Eatin
Wheeler Beeen
Wal
Wyman Eeseee
Runge
Eben
Willtemore
Earl
Newton Club
Tray
Het Huntin Wrens
Scully Aerate
Roxbury Towler
Caswell
Val Doo Bixby
Brown Peeee
Morrill
Trainor
Newton Highlands Lawler
T'd. Trigham
Spesre Venee
Eaton Te
Meyers Defeats Boylston in Cambridge League Match
In Cambridge Meyers beat Boylston 2 1 in a City League bowling duel. Sheafe posted a 288 to anchor the top performance as three tight games distinguished the contest. The score remained close through the three strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
Cambridge
Meyers
Sheafe
Newtowne and Glendon Clash in Massachusetts Interclub League
Two matches last night featured Newtowne Club of Cambridge and Glendon at Everett. In billiards Threshie beat Horn while Holmes defeated Hlallett. pool saw Carrick lose to Joel, with Glendon taking momentum. Whist defaulted to Quextown. Newtowne dominated the bowling with Kin ner 685 Hales 659 Small 632 aiding the win.
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Noddle Island
Jeffries
Reading
Callaghan
Morrison
Kinsman
Cousens
Newtowne
Horn
Holmes
Glendon
Threshle
Hallett
Tycol
Joel
Glavin
Sep Lon Nee Carrick
Lufoliander
Cambridge
Everett
Threshie
Hlallett
Carrick
Hollander
Quewtowne
Edwards Whips Gorman In Short Bout At Yonkers
In Yonkers New York February 23 the Waverly A C card featured Billy Edwards of Australia defeating Paddy Gorman of New York in six fight minutes. Referee Billy Madden stopped the match after Gorman suffered a deep cut while Edwards remained unscathed. preliminaries saw Tony Gardella knock out Barney O’Hearn in the 4th and Mik Sullivan fall to Cheeky George in the 4th.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Waverly A. C
Billy Edwards
Australia
Paddy Gorman
New York
Billy Madden
Gorman
Edwards
Tony Gardella
Barney O’hearn
Tarrytown
Mik Sullivan
White Plains
Cheeky George
Fred Taral
Boxing Gossip Sparks Hartford Ring Action Ahead
Reports from Hartford detail wins and near-misses in bouts featuring Oscar Gardner Martin Flaherty Patsey Sweeney and Marty McCue plus plans for rematches and star clashes. The scene names Maurice Rosenberg Dick Burge George Lavigne Kid McPartland and others as targets and potential opponents with purses and dates scattered through March and April events.
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Hartford
Oscar Gardner
Martin Flaherty
Patsey
Sweeney
Marty McCue
New York
Lowell Lad
Gardner
Martin
Flaherty and McFadden
McCue
West Sider
Pelican
Greenwood Club
Brooklyn
Maurice Rosenberg
Portland
Forest‘City Auditorium
Soirce
Kid Lavigne
Boston
Ed. Joyce
Walter Lang
Bradley
Kid McPartland
Tom Broderick
Yonkers
A. C
Tim Kearns
This
Dwyer
South Boston
Lenney
Philadelphia
Luke Burke
Lowell
Toronto
C. A
Patsy Broderick
Providence
Thornton
Danny Snyder
Phil Brennan
Forest City
Dick Burge
George Lavigne
Billy Smith
Kid McCoy
George Green
Joe Choynski
Frisco
Green
George McFadden
Billy Moore
Syracuse
Pelican Club
McFadden
Jack O'Brien
Youngstown
Dick O’brien
Jack Bonner
Jack Burke
Eastport
Gus Ruhlin
Jim Corbett
Stag A.I
Cincinnati
Pompadour
Patsy Haley
Terry McGovern
McGovern
Sammy Kelly
Billy Plimmer
Tom Ware
England
America
Special Turf Congress Revises Hopples Rules In New York
The National Trotting Association met with 65 delegates in New York on February 23. The rules panel revised Section 2 of Rule 9 to allow hopples unless stated otherwise and shortened license penalties. drivers will wear colors and licenses are abolished. The group also amended Rule 27 to suspend horses and riders for at least one year if fraud occurs, abolished licensing for riders in Rule 28, and adopted a new time rule for non association tracks. A proposed amendment to allow judges to void a finishing heat in fraud cases was tabled.
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New York
National Trotting Association
Committee On Rules
Edward Tipton
W. K. Fasig
Committee On
W. B. Fasig
H. M. Whitehead
Readville Track
Mass
T. Tousan
Bicycles in Bills And Cyclists Plan At State House Hearing
The legislative committee on railroads will hear two baggage bills allowing bicycles as passenger baggage at the State House this morning at 10 0. Chief Consul Elliott arrives from New York to attend. French sprinter Paul Bourillon will visit America this season under N C A auspices. Racing policy and track safety are discussed as L A W leadership signals a shift. Ed die Bald Tom Cooper Earl Kiser and Arthur Gardiner form a team for a major manufacturer. Edward Taylor returns with six motor tandems. Kenneth A Skinner heads to Boston with French cars. Massachusetts cycle path bill raises concerns over sidepaths and required signs.
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Legislative Committee On Railroads
Consul Elliott
New York
State House
Paul Bourillon
America
France
Bourillon
Keenan
Providence Assembly
Racing
Detroit
Eddie Bald
Tom Cooper
Earl Kiser
Arthur Gardiner
Bald
Cooper
American Racing Cyclists’ Union
Edward Taylor
Henri Fournier
Gau
Kenneth A. Skinner
Paris
Boston
Fred St. On
Jordan Marsh & Co Hats Sale
Jordan Marsh & Co reports a purchase of a men's alpine hat for three dollars. The brief item notes a hat selection and price within the store’s merchandise notes.
New York Senate Passes Elsworth Cycle Path Bill
Jordan Marsh & Co reports the Elsworth cycle path bill has cleared the Senate and moved to the assembly as a state law governing cycle path construction. Counties may tax cyclists to fund paths and related projects, with L A W backing the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth
New York Senate
Assembly
Park Commissioners
Park Department
Sheriff Graves Faces Prisoner in Vermont Filch Incident
In Waterbury Vermont, Sheriff Graves attempted to move George Doherty to court after a shooting. Randall Blodgett appeared with a rifle and rope demanding the prisoner. Blodgett vanished into a crowd after being pulled into the throng. Murphy lay near death from the shooting.
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Waterbury
Graves
Blodgett
Murphy
Manila Rebels Fight Fire and Insurgent Assaults
Manila reports fighting fire in three city sections with troops restricing spread. Incendiaries cause property damage near $500000. Casualties include Minnesota and Nebraska soldiers with multiple wounds and amputations during insurrectionary actions in Tondo and Binondo districts.
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McArthur
Caloocan
War Department
Manila
Adjutant-General
Washington
Tondo
Binondo Mablo
Minnesota
Noyes C. Robinson
George K. Shepard
Thomas F Caldin
George 8S
Wooding
Orton G
Grinnell
Enoch Davis
Mayor's Tool Attack on Apportionment Board Sparks Council Row
The Common Council debate centered on the Board of Estimate and Apportionment as Councilman Chamberlain blasted the board as tool of Mayor Quincy. He attacked departments including baths music and statistics while praising President Riley and calling for cuts totaling millions. Remarks drew counterpoints from Alderman Hickey and others before the amended bill passed into law.
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Board of Apportionment
Common Council
Chamberlain
Sullivan
Minot
Barry
Quincy
Riley
Hickey
Ward 2
East Boston
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Board of Estimate
Laurence Minot
Quincey
John H. Sullivan
Thire
David F. Barry
Josiah Quincy
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Herr Most
Chicago
Daniel J. Kiley
City Hall
Board of Estimate and
Board of
Alderman Barry
Board of Statistics
Republicans Were Responsible For the Board of Apportionment
Beacon Hill
Mr. Chamberlain
Republican Party
Jerry
Watson
Ward 18
Messrs. Lydon
Linnehan
Armistead
Stevens
Bordman
Messrs. Bradley
Bath
Mulleahey
Apportionments Board
Iloilo Fire Not Caused by Natives Says Manila Report
Paris dispatch reports that Iloilo’s fire was started by American shells not by Filipinos. Filipino leaders claim foreigners pressed General Lopez to surrender as Iloilo was undefended. The commercial quarter and most of the town were destroyed and foreigners plan to seek damages.
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Paris
Iloilo
Lopez
Filipino agent Agonvillo to seek European support
London Feb 24 The Filipino gents in London report a cable from Agonvillo Aguinaldo's agent in America stating he will travel to Europe to win sympathy from European governments for the Filipino cause.
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London
Agonvillo
America
Aguinaldo
Europe
E. H. School Class Games Preview at English High
The fourth annual class games of English High School run tomorrow afternoon in the school drill hall on Montgomery street. Warry Pray, the noted interscholastic flyer, participates in all events and is favored to win several prizes. Packard and G Bragdon, Roxbury Luin School novice hurdle winners, run in the hurdles Bragdon from scratch Packard from the one foot mark. The potato race promises close finishes with a team race between the left and right wings of the school regiment. Tom Burke serves as referee.
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Montgomery Street
Warry Pray
New England
Packard
G. Bragdon
Bragdon
Tom Burke
Gabby the thief flees after hack robbery in Scollay Square
Bernard Christenson of Cambridgeport and his brother Kristen Christenson of Somerville hired a hack to Southern Union station. In Summer Street the driver demanded payment, Kristen handed over cash, and the thief grabbed the money and escaped with Bernard's gold watch. Police learned the hack was hired by a man calling himself Mr. Brown of Shawmut Avenue. the thief remained at large.
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Bernard Christenson
Cambridgeport
Kristen S. Christenson
Somerville
Scollay Square
Southern Union Station
Summer Street
Kristen Christenson
Kristen
Bernard
Brown
Shawmut Avenue
Boston Terrier Club Prizes at New York Show
The New York dog show awarded Boston Terrier Club cups for top dogs and bitches in lightweight heavyweight and novice divisions. Winners included Tommy Tompkins owned by G P Morris of Boston, Princess owned by B L Jones of Auourndale Mass, Puck owned by W G Kendall of Philadelphia, Gretchen owned by R C Dean of Boston, Sensa sole of Hood Farm Kennels Lowell, Rose owned by F H Topham of Boston, and Monte from Sunflower Kennels of Boston. Gretchen also won best bitch in the open class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. P. Morris
Tommy Tompkins
Boston
B. L. Jones
Princess
Auourndale
Mass
W. G. Kendall
Puck
Philadelphia
R. C. Dean
Gretchen
Sensasoe
Hood Farm Kennels
Lowell
F. H. Topham
Rose
Ch. Monte
Sunflower Kennels
Open Door policy view urged by Lord Beresford at New York dinner
Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford addressed the American Asiatic Association dinner for 200 at Lord Beresford’s host city. He argued for a commercial alliance rather than political ties and urged four powers to keep the open door to China, aiding its development to prevent collapse and foreign control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lord Charles Beresford
American Asiatic Association
Stewart L. Woodford
Whitelaw Reid
Parker Morgan
Abraham 5S. Hewitt
Brayton Ives
Lord Beresford
America
Philippines
China
Riverside Boat Club Smoke Talk Highlights Alumni Pairings
The Riverside Boat Club in Cambridgeport hosted a smoke talk at its Albro street boathouse. Speakers included Hredford Lang Fitzpatrick Washington Hill Montgomery Nelligan Jackson Wilson Gow Godfrey Meyers Bell Horn Sullivan McLean and Sweeney Davenport who also contributed musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boat Club
Riverside Boat Club
Albro Street
Cambridgeport
Ck Hredford
Walter Lang
Jack Fitzpatrick
George Washington
Pickaminny Hill
Pod Montgomery
Dave Nelligan
Peter Jackson
Tom Wilson
Harry McGow
Jim Godfrey
George Meyers
John Bell
Joe Horn
Michael Sullivan
Frank McLean
Patsy Sweeney
Jimmy Davenport
Cambridge
Feeding Cuba: U S Rations Reach Havana Residents
In Havana the United States feeds 5 percent of Cuba’s population with army rations. Ration distribution rose sharply after a system change, from 10 000 daily to up to 2 000. A laundress earning ten dollars weekly was found among applicants, and many Havana servants reportedly resign to rely on rations.
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Havana
United States
Cuba
Junta Patriotica
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Crockett
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Kirkwood
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Su Scott
Rollins
Dalton
Eaton Eden
Enon
KM Imsman
Shee Eere Enone
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Smith Tees
Ebee Wees
Wellock Steer
Anne Ceee
City League
Smith
Su Hattson
THE
Washington St
Congress
Bicycle News
New Spring
George Doherty
Mayor's
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Music Department
Bath Department
Mozart
Wagner
Gooch
E. H
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Boston Terrier Club
Electro Chemical Co
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