Bank Bowling League crowns Charlestown champions
Charlestown led the Bank Bowling League to secure the championship with a strong late surge. The 999th A.A. claimed second place, while Arlington Boat Club and Medford tied for third, followed by Newtowne and Towanda. Old Belfry finished weak in bowling but helped in whist, with standings and averages detailed.
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Charlestown
Bunker Hill
A.A
Arlington Boat Club
Medford
Newtowne
Towanda
Old Belfry
George S. Littlefield
Newton
99Th
A. A
Arlington
Old Dorchester
Commercial
Boston
B. A
Ar- Won
Vns
Ar Geington
Charlestown Club
Arlington B
Meyers
Newtowne Club
Tay
Av'ge
Mt. Pleasant
B. A. A.ese
Calumet Club
Capturin
Old
Belfry Club
Newton Teeee
Newtowne Wee
Leahy
Marston
Winchester
Eaee
A. Teers
Southwell
Eee
Ian
Dudley Pee Wveensenene
Littlefield
Calumet
Tere Cent Erewesears
Fon
Wee Ee Tee
Gillette
Newtowne Ear
Meyers Seeee
Couti
Thomas
Jameson
Grover
Pees
Pees Cee Srese Saeesereeaene
Ween
Brooks
Teel
B. Seeaeee Sereeeerees
Seees
Newton Ene
Homer
A BR. Ds Nant Sien Tenn
H. Durgin
Whiton Pee Peer
Hales
Arcereres
Bailey
Peters
Henderson
ABC
Guthelm
Yellington
Tower
Neers
Whittemore
Saawee Wane
Fuller
Gorton
Charles Sot
Thatcher
Seeneene
Rankin
B. C. Aeeee
Sane Seserse
Rogers
Dudley
Crec20s
Eecseensee
Small
Aeee
Gray
Richardson
Csevase
Swift
Marston, A. B
Teers
Ot McFarland
Cornetass Renee Oo
Simson
Dudley Seers Peer
Saxe
Suburban League leads and standings in candle pin results
The Independents widened their lead over Norwood in the New Century League series while Norwood stays ahead of Dedham by a small margin. Roslindale and South Boston remain tied for fifth. Harrop tops the individual averages as the detailed team and player standings list multiple clubs, scores, and averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Dedham
Eseil
Roylston Eee
Roslindale
Schwender
Clements
Webster
Keough
Lane
Independents
Roby
Norwoo
Everett
Boylston
Essence Steer
Young, Boylston
Roslindals
South Boston
Harrop
Webster Still Tops Lead in Local Bowling Standings
Webster leads the field with a slim margin over Irwin and the array, a one game edge kept since last week. Carruth doubles up with the second place group while Boylston looms as a possible first tie, and Jackson of Boylston continues to top the individual averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puritan Trust
T? Shawmut
Massachusetts
Saugus Club
Glendon
Highland
M. A
Sewall
Highland Club
Aesceses
Malden
Towanda
Mayo
Libby
MacDonald
Barker
Eaton
Webster
Array & Irwin
Carruth
Boylston
Jackson
Boylstons
Wraliatet Alitiscuascesalis
Murray & Irwin
Ccs
CEP
Elade Ions
Jackson, Boylston
Demeanor
E. Harriman
Lang, Boylston
Williams, Webster
Rouse, Murray & Irwin
Hodge, Carruth
Lawrence, Carruth
F. Freeman
Two Charlestown clubs sweep Mystic Valley bowling honors
The Charlestown teams dominated the Mystic Valley League series ending last Tuesday after 14 weeks of bowling. Both clubs captured most of the league’s top honors with consistent high scores and strong performances throughout the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Chickering
L. W. Marston
Charlestown
Mr. Marston
Powler
Bank
Mr. Johnson
National Bank of Redemption
Johnson
Country Club Hage Entries For Brookline Races
Announced entries for the 21st annual Country Club race meeting at Brookline on June 14 16 and 17 include major steeplechase events like the Country Club Grand Annual the Dukes Cup and National Hunt Cup with entries from Beardmore Fox Hayes Lawson and Harris among others. The list names many horses and riders across multiple hurdles and steeplechases.
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The
Country Club
Brookline
George W. Beardmore
Mystic Shriner
Prince Planeible
BF Wery Ioe
B. m
Hacklet
Ch. m
Mag- G. W. Gok
Be. G
Renckart
Robert G. Fell
Cheval d'Or
Ivan Fox
Oe Maniiian
Br. G
B. G
Prince Plausible
Mr. Chamblet
B. H
Aeeeme
Plato
Ch. G
Adjidauino
Lord Chancellor
Adeck
B. B
B. In
Magsro Weir A We Dawes
John Heard
James. Hitchcock, Jr
Bullingdon
T. W. Lawson
Ronkonkoma
Lothian
Duty
M. J. Maloney
Tealtuat
Eee S
Lb. m
G. W. Cook
Douglas Cochrane
B. F. Clyde
B&b. m
Night Bell
William C. Hayes
Champion
the Bruiser
Hark
Charles M. Harris
Bh. G
T. Hitchcock, Jr
Rockstorm
Somerset
Alfred I
May
Lastfellow
Irwin N. Megargee
Victor
W. Olde
Eh. G
Page
H. B
Charles Pfizer
Bl.g
BoojJum
Teypale
Ch. In
Lan Kate
C. C. Sewell
Welington
Harry W. Smith
Vacile
R. B
H. W. Baker
Zebra
Sulpice
William ©. Hayes
Hark Forward
Are Bruiser
T. Hitchcock
Jrt
G- Pope
Alfred E. May
B. G. Aytfellow
Charles Pizer
Dik
G. i
Boojua
B. ‘Gs
Gypale
C. Co ‘Sewell
Wel
Basketball Championship Entries Open in Cambridgeport Gym
Entries for the New England A A U basketball championship are open at Cambridgeport Gymnasium in Cambridge Mass until March 4 with games planned for March 4 and 16 on Monday and Saturday evenings. Preliminary rounds, if needed, would be March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Prospect
Harvard Streets
Cambridgeport
Mrnday
New England
Selgeat
Joseph W. Bean
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Cambridge
Mass
PORK PACKERS' LEAGUE Standings Shift After Postponement
Armour and Boston P. and P. game postponement allowed North P. to rise from fourth to second. Armour, J. P. Squire, and Nelson Morris saw slips, while Swift moved deeper into last place. The team standings show North P. moving up and Swift solidifying last place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Co
Boston P. & P. Company
North P. & P. Company
J. P. Squire & Co
Nelson Morris & Co
Swift & Co
Viamnes
Boston P. & P.ometori Bs
North P. & Sessees
Armour & Oo Teeter
Nelson Orris
Swift Co Wee
Weekend Amateur League Matches Preview
This week features matches across multiple leagues. Tonight Calumet visits Newtowne in Amateur League, with a Wednesday Calumet at Charlestown and a Thursday slate including Newton at Charlestown and Arlington versus Commercial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Newtowne
Old Dorchester
Newton
Charlestown
Dudley
Arlington
Commercial
Mystic Valley League
Towanda
Old Belfry
Medford
NEW Century League
Hyde Park
Webster
Dedham
South Boston
Irwin
Norw Borntee
Roslindale
Murray & Suburban League
Meyers
Worcester Poised to Host National Regatta Next Week
Worcester eyes hosting the national regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen next Friday with a two day event estimated at about 2000 dollars for prizes and expenses. A committee from local boat clubs led by John Meagher and A V Soulson will organize preliminaries and fundraising on Lake Quinsigamond noted as an ideal inland course six miles long with a straightaway and wooded shores conducive to racing in various weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
National Association of Amate
National Association
America
Orcester
Lake
Quinsigamon
John Meagher
Wachusett Boat Club
A. V. Soulson
Lakesides
Wachusett Club
Ned Ten Eyck
Henley
Lake Quinsigamond
Coxswatin
Charles River Park
Will Stinson
Europe
St. Paul
P. O She
Wallace
Tom Eck
Bennie Munroe
Jimmy Michael
Ming
Eddie Bald
Bald
Arthur Gardiner
Chicago
Bunker Hill Bock Guaranteed Genuine Brew
Competition makes brewers push Bock sales and ordinary Lager is sold as Bock. Bunker Hill guarantees every drop of Bock as genuine with annual production limited until the next season. Orders available from dealer or directly from the brewery in Boston. a case of two dozen pints costs $2.25 with $1.00 credit on return of bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Boston
Bunker Hill Rock
Beacons Beamed as Brookline Sleighing Parade Draws Crowds
Thousands of Bostonians packed Beacon street and park routes for a sunny sleighing day. Notables and families rode in diverse rigs from single sleighs to Russian turnout, with O’Connell’s Brookline police keeping order and no accidents reported as the procession stretched past Coolidge Corner toward Newtons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
O’connell
Brookline Force
John Shepard
Jehepard
Coolidge Corner
Caleb Chase
Chase
Charles J. Ingraham
Julius Fellner
M. W. Quinlan, Jr
Brookline
Charles W. Holtzer
Luke H. Taft
Luke Nagle
Albert E. Smith
Samuel Shaw
Musaian. Jr
A. W. Strauss
Mr. Strauss
A. W. Davis
A. B. Currier
Edward Simpson
Frank Downes
Coolidge
Newtons
Frederick Driscoll
Genevieve Driscoll
Jessie G. Paine
Kennison Farm
Lexington
W. F. Estabrook
Porter
Boxing Gossip Highlights Short Westward Plans and Local Fights
Boxing gossip reports Jim Jeffries will close his theater run next Saturday and then train in Harbor Springs near San Francisco for a bout with Bob Vitasinmens. Al Doherty backs Goodman in Chicago action and notes a one sided decision. Upcoming bouts include Andy Watson vs Belfield Walcott at Lenox A C and Daily of Philadelphia challenging Martin Flaherty. Several matchups at 105 to 126 pounds are noted with managers seeking dates at the Post and West Hartlepool reports a O’Brien Kenney rematch with a disqualification for holding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jeffries
Harbor Springs
San Francisco
Bob Vitasinmens
Gus Ruhlin
al Doherty
Goodman
Chicago
al Fellows
Doherty
Decison
Fellows
Fellows Was All But Out. the Mubh
Andy Watson
Belfield Walcott
Lenox A. C
Eddie ‘Daily
Philadelphia
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
New England
Daily
Flaherty
Scott
Filbert Street
Jeffries
Schindler
Monk
Newshboy
Providence Ainst
Johnny Sheehan
Patsey McKenna
Johnny Lynch
Fisher
Jig
Stone
Kehoe
Joe
Griffin
Jack O’brien
Yenk Kenney
West Hartlepool
Eng
O'Brien
Kenney
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Mystic Valley and Bank
Mystic Valley
Chickering
J. W. Thomas
R. W. Southwell
Frank Conti
Mystic Valley Ners
W. R. Winchester
Belknap
International Trust
Kimball
Perry
Swayze
Thompson
Gaines
Republic
Estabrook
Lincoln
Burrage
Cabot
Gates
Old Colony Trust
Ford
Lee Delano
Emerson
Brown
Ei Eeve
Bowker
Old Colony
Shawmut
Fourth
H. Sparks Johnson
Aeusty
Langley
Colony Trust
Redemption
Boston Safe
Avge
Pall
Beeton
Oss
Eerceree
Tohey
Shawrout
Old Colory Trust
SD International Trust
Wiggin
Sampson
Tangley
Dreseer
Seessesseevsress S39
Ashendon
Joslin
Candle Pin League
Nanepashemet
HAGE
Gebhard
Olindo
Connover
Cousin Jess
Enghurst
Cock Robin
Heard
Master James
John A. Kyle
Marylander
Wooster Boy
Big
M. J. “Baloney
Sallust
Oh Adjidaamo
Adeek
Voxnard
McGrathiana Prince
S. Page
W. Penniston
Burnap
Bacchanal
Stevenson & Amory
Deen
R. G. Tower
C. m
William F. Turpin
H. G
Mr. Ablet
Somers
Zinalbar
Wh. G
Adjidanmo
W. Cook
Benchart
Hacklett
Maggie Weir
J. P. Dawes
Zyno
Ivan Vox
Mantuan
PF. Gebhard
Tabretto I. William ©. Hayes
Aries M. Harris
Conover
Inese
Tchcock, Jr
C. G
Rulingdon
Ty. W. Lawson
Tothlan
Filon R. M. J. Molony
Wane Maloney & Co
George W. Jenns
H. T. Oxnard
McGrathlana Prince
H. S. Page
Tate's Creek
W. M. Scheftel
Decapod
W. Smith
Garnett Ripple
Cad
Sacket
Mange
Minute Gun
Om If
William
Marshy Ss
Me Vy G
Alfred K. May
Irwin N. Megurgee
Facile
Mr. Chambler
Semper Ira
Kerman
Neponset
KR. G. Tower
Br. m
J. D
Dawes
William. Hayes
Ferocious
H.T. Oxnard
Vesuvila
G . W. Beardmore
Semper Dra
Ch. H
Jess
William (. Hayes
Eh. m
Draughtaman
Pork Packers’ League
Sudby
Iston
Jefferson
Sudbury
Hub
St. James
City Hall
McCarthy
Marketmen’s League
Passenger Department
En Ee
South
BLATZ
Wiener
Milwad
VAL. Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee
Gore & Co
Canal St
Selg
Palm Garden
Sudbury St
J. J. Kennedy
Washington St
Bock
A. G. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Breweries
Josephine Klitzke
Gertrude Foss
Stanley Bishop
Miss Hobbs
McAuliffe
Frank Carrell
Frank Rourke
Richard Bishop
Joseph Driscoll
Benjamin Pope
George Hall
J. A. Briggs
Thomas J. Kelley
George McKinney
George Harper
Eddie Rice
F. A Hanley
H. C. Pickering
William Lee
Westley
J. H. Richardson
C. D. A Stee Frederick Davis
Dr. Boles
Ohn
A. O'Connell
Edward P
George Goode
James G. Dooley
John F. Ryan
Water Co
Burke
Charles Woodman
Edward Hopkins
Michael J. Corliss
William J. Higgins
J. H. Conners
B. V. Dyer
John J. Sullivan
William H. McManus
Hunter
Baltimore
Wellington A. Hardy
Broad
Tass
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