Carney to stay with club says Billings denying release
Director Billings of the local National club flatly denied rumors that Dr. Carney would be released. He urged Carney to improve his hitting and pitching this season, noting Delehanty is considered a better man by observers. The article lists contract holds and ongoing salary disputes among players including Stewart, Bressler, Fisher, Geier, Moran, Cooley, Stanley, Malarkey and Abbaticchio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Dr. Carney
Carney
Walpole Street
Stewart
Bressler
Fisher
Geier
Tenney
WiIllis
Pittinger
Needham
Raymer
Delehanty
Cannell
Tufts
Moran
Cooley
Stanley
Malarkey
Abbaticchio
Mr. Billings
al Buckenberger
Geler
President Winston Sets Amateur Bouts for New England meet
President M F Winston of the New England A A A U says the Roanoke Club action will not affect boxing championships to be held at Mechanics building next Saturday. He states the meeting will follow last year’s lines and police are aware of the legal framework, with advance seat orders from clubmen showing strong confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
M. F. Winston
New England A. A. A. U
Roanoke Club
Mechanics’ Building
Pierce Hints Boxing Is Over
Superintendent of Police William H. Pierce stated to the Post that police aim to prevent all boxing in the city. He cited interference at exhibitions last Saturday and yesterday as indicative of the new attitude toward amateur and professional boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Pierce
Pierce
Jim McGuire Joins New York Invaders For Return Season
Jim McGuire will not return to the minors but has attached with the New York Invaders. Local fans expect his old-time form. Billy Lush will visit Huntington Avenue this summer under Lajoie’s leadership. Last season he wore a Detroit uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McGuire
New York Invaders
Billy Lush
Detroit
Huntington Avenue
Lajoie
Sophomores Win Tufts Athletic Meet
Medford February 23 Tufts College A A indoor interclass meet results show sophomores winning by a narrow margin as John J Mullen of Wellesley led with a 9 ft 1 in pole vault clinching the top class finish. Juniors 24 freshmen 19 seniors 10.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Tufts College
A. A
Sophs
John J. Mullen
Wellesley
Donald Morrison
Leslie D. Baker
Dana T. Crockett
Mullen
Greminger Seen as Valuable to Detroit by Billings
The St. Louis Star notes Harry Davis is in fine form for this season and capable of hustling. Director Billings predicts Greminger will be a valuable asset to Detroit despite Boston fans once deeming him clumsy for third base. The Star also hints at forthcoming captain selections and team prospects for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davis
Harry
Billings
Greminger
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis Star
Celtic Badger Dog Show Star Shines Amid Large Crowd
The second day of the dog show drew a near capacity crowd as families and dog enthusiasts filled the stands. Judges awarded top prizes across breeds with notable wins by Selwonk Kudos, Prince of Wales, Ringleader, Tone Masterpiece, Dumbarton Sceptre, Filett M, and Balmoral Baron amid lively ring action and devoted spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Father O’gorman
Mortimer
Selwonk Kennels
Selwonk Kudos
Ring 4
Anna M. Whitney
Lancaster
Boston
C. A. Lougest
Lougest
Prince of Wales
Theodore Offerman
Mr. Offerman
Offerman
N. BE. K.C
Dachshund Club
Sandown’ Kennels
Brandywine Jack
New York
Ruthven Kennels Clydeford Baronet
Balmoral Kennels
Balmoral Primrose
Balmoral Baron
Windholme Kennels
Beagles
Robino
Round Plain Kennels
Dainty
Waveland Kennels
Jewel
CUTLER BEAT CLARKSON IN STRIKING 900-POINT MATCH
In the Hubbilliard Palace last evening Henry Clarkson and Albert G. Cutler opened a 900 point match. Cutler won 300 to 166 with 18 inch balk line one shot in while Clarkson used 14 inch two shots in. Cutler averaged 727-39 and a high run of 39 while Clarkson posted 410-34 and a high run of 38. The game continues Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clarkson
Albert G. Cutler
Hubbilliard Palace
Mr. Cutler
Cutler
Mr. Clarkson
Clarkson
Williams heads to Hot Springs to train with Invaders
Jimmy Williams, second baseman for the Invaders, wintering in Pittsburg, travels to Hot Springs to get in shape. Handsome Mal Eason signs with Jersey City as the New York Americans remain a tough opponent in pursuit of standings. President Gordon of the New York Club leases land in Long Island City to improve access versus Ridgewood Park. Jack Barry of the Phillies enters as Niagara College coach at Niagara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Williams
Invaders
Pittsburg
Hot Springs
Mal Eason
Jersey City
New York Americans
Garry Herrman
Ridgewood Park
Gordon
New York
Long Island City
Jack Barry
Phillies
Niagara
Niagara, Ne
Bowling showpieces in Gilt Edge league last night
Five of eight teams topped 1300 in candle pin action led by Dudley’s 1363 as he swept two of three from Old Dorchester. South Boston Yacht Club beat Colonial two of three while Highland won three straight over Old Belfry. E McKee set a league three string record with 333 total.
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Dudley
Old Dorchester
South Boston U
Colonial
A. A
Highland
Old Belfry
E. McKee
South Boston Yachtsmen
Cousens
Gray
South Boston Yacht Club
Farrell
House
Hannon
Ss Reed
French Veeetet
Perry Cece
Dalin
Poof
Drew
Fox
Brayscecee
Carter
Fuller
Cole
Legate
Old Belfry Club
Lexington
Olmstead
Worthen
Perkins
Stone
Smith
Nichols
Chamb’lain
Reed
Spaans
Ilanes
Iatamaica
Oldey
Newcomb
Donovan
Taylor
Curran
Gannon
Jobbling
Hatch
Marshaeece
Fletcher
Gallagher
Winchester Mystic Valley candle pin league scores show Calumet strong
In Winchester on February 23 the Mystic Valley league game saw Calumet dominate Medford 1831 to 1986 as Blank led Medford with a 114 string and Philbrick of Calumet posted the high total with 278. Purrin Teel and others contributed with steady scores in the three-game match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Medford
Blank
Philbrick
Calumet
Galumet
Purrin
Corey
Stone
Richardson
Buff
Littlefield
Drake
League matches roll on Chauncy alleys last night
In the ee league series two matches were rolled on Chauncy alleys. The Post won two of three against the Globe while the Journal also took two of three against an unidentified opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
The
Globe
the Journal
Plumbers league results at Chauncy alleys last night
Hoey defeated Gallison two games to one while Barrett won two from Cambridge. Salesmen forfeited three games to Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumbers
Chauncy
Hoey
Gallison
Barrett
Cambridge
Hubbard
Mets win special ten-man match against Metropolitan Club at St Alphonsus
The St Alphonsus Club hosted a special ten-a-side game last evening with the Mets defeating the Metropolitan Club 2459 to 2343. McMullin led the Mets with a high total of 265.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alphonsus
Mets
McMullin
Sudbury Alleys Rolloff Results Reveal Bowker Victory
The weekly rolloff in Sudbury tallies Bowker first with 311, Cone second at 292, Chase third with 274, and Burrett fourth.
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Sudbury
Bowker
Cone
Chase
Burett
Forbes House Wins Milton Academy Meet in Close Duel
Forbes House took first with 68 points at the Milton Academy meet, Robbins House 53, Wolcott House 52, Day School 11. Events included shot put, high jump, wrestling, fencing and rope climb with top performances by Tarbell Swift Kayser and MacLeod, plus place finishes for G Kibbey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes House
Robbins
Wolcott House
Om School
Tarbell
McLeod
Cestom
Swift
R. Kayser
McNidor
C. Roit
Carter
von Schrader
MacLeod
E. Kibbey
Foster
G. Kibbey
A. K Wert Tel
Belenuniors
EB. Ware
Hall
F. Grinnell
Fischel
Wissiesworth
E. Ware
Halmoon
Knowles Kayser
Arren
Wolcott Tines
Kahoe Signs with St Louis Americans in Salary Clash
Mike Kahoe signs with the St Louis Americans amid a reported $750 salary cut from 1903. The club seeks a first baseman and aims to obtain either Grady or Beckley from St Louis, with Philadelphia offering Catcher Roth in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kahoe
St. Louis Americans
The
Waker
Grady
Beckley
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Catcher Roth
Walsh and Quigley Stage Boston Private Prize Fight
In a secret afternoon bout at a well known club, bantam Jimmy Walsh of New England defeated Tom Quigley of Pennsylvania in 13 rounds. Police and Judge Emmons tried to block the match yet it drew about 300 sporting onlookers and featured Walsh’s clever left hand and Quigley’s dangerous right. Walsh won by knockout after a cautious refocused middle rounds and a final decisive finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Emmons
Boston
Jimmy Walsh
New England
Tom Quigley
Pennsylvania
Walsh
Quigley
England
New York
Newton
Philadelphian
Schools Want to Run Their Meet at Interscholastic Association
The New England Interscholastic Association discusses breaking from the Boston Athletic Association to hold the annual schoolboys meet in Mechanics Building under its own auspices. It seeks funds to expand invitations beyond Boston, noting current revenues barely cover expenses and many schools may be unable to participate this summer. The roster includes Roxbury Latin, English High, Boston College Prep, and many other New England schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Interscholastic Association of Amateur Athletics
Boston Athletic Association
Mechanics’ Building
New England
New England Association
Boston
St. Louis
Interscholastic Meet Set By Boston Athletic Association
The Boston Athletic Association announces the annual indoor interscholastic meet to be held at Mechanics Building on March 19. Nine open events plus team races, with entry limits per school and a silver cup for the top scoring school. Entries close March 9 with Herbert Hilton in Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hilton
Mechanics
Worcester
Herbert H. Ainiton
Peston Athletic Association
Execter Street
Boeton
Mass
Local Boxing Bout Sparks Betting Frenzy in City Center
The fight featured a strong local contender who endured to the end and earned acclaim as equal to any youth in the country. Police were unaware of the bout in Station 3 until late last night as significant wagering occurred on the outcome. Rob Roy is cited as the alias for B. H. Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Boxers complain of match mixing at Central Club event
A Boston boxing letter claims Jimmy Connolly of Hartford was substituted for Jimmy Connolly of the South End at a Central Club gathering. The writer accuses organizers of using a 14 year old boy to boost Walsh’s reputation, arguing the move harmed boxing in Boston and urging fairer matchups. The note was forwarded to Steve Mahoney for review by local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Athletic Club
Mr. Benton
Jimmy Connolly
Hartford
South End
Central Club
Connolly
Jimmy Walsh
Walsh
Ser
Jim Connolly
Cambridge
Boston
Philips
Northampton Street
M. A. Stone
Steve Mahoney
Kid
Oung Men’s S
A. OC
Brockton
Boxing card and hypnotism clash in New Bedford notes
Evening boxing lineup lists Sally Myers versus Young Leary in six rounds, Madigan against Lamierre in six, and Tommy King versus Kid Hessell in ten. Report cites hypnotism attempts failing on Monday night as Briggs and Sullivan allegedly drug effects King and Ashley, with a controversial referee decision and reader letters questioning judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Myers
Young Leary
Madigan
Lamierre
Ronees
Tommy King
Kid Hessell
Jackson
Fall River
Briggs
Ashley
King
New Bedford
Sullivan
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Central Club Meets Tonight With No Assessments
The Central Club holds a special meeting tonight and will not levy assessments on attending members. Directors announce at least 10 bouts planned for the event.
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Buckenberger
Scherrer
Patrick J. Carney
Boston Nationals
Dr. Shoop
Racine, Wis
Celtic Badger Dog Show
Meral
I. Pore
Finley
Boone
Murray
Tolan Oone
Thorpe
Kaneurphy
Seeees
Graham
Johnson
Byford
Herald
Slattery
Philburn
Chadbourne
Milward
Cashiers
Old Colony
Colerction
Perry
St. Coeur
Baxter
Long
Wheeler
Chiss Wee
Bleiler
Davis
Metcalf
Ome Wee
Everett
Malden
Carruth
Greater Boston
Vans of
Finlay
Heintze
Evans
Enee
Rouse
McCrili BH
O’brien
Christopher
Kinnear
Milton Academy
S. Warren
Ing
Gilbert
Qriare
Bush-Brown
Hanover
Portland
UT Uaot
Roxbury Latin
English High
Boston College
Prep
Boston High
Chelsea High
Fitchburg High
Boston Latin
Ipringfield High
Peabody High
Lowell High
Lowell Textile
Stone’s School
Friends School of Providence
R. I
Mechanic Arts High
Malden High
Rock Ridge Hall of
Armstrong
Winfield T. Dunn
New England Interscholastic Association of Amateur Athletes
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