Season End Bracket: B A A Captures Bowling Title
The Boston area bowling season closes with the Back Bay A. A. winning the championship in a tight finish against Charlestown. B. A. A. led late after early leads by Dorchester and Charlestown, securing the pennant in a stand-up series.
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Boston
Charlestown
Back Bay
Old Bay State
B. A.A
Old Dorchester
Bunker Hill
Hill
Reynolds
Newton
Newtowne
Calumet
Winchester
Arlington Boat Club
Dudley
Intercity races planned by Motor Age and American clubs
The Motor Age reports plans for several interstate races including Boston to New York and New York to Philadelphia for Decoration Day. Kenneth A. Skinner rode 263 miles Boston to New York in 17 hours on a motor tricycle. Albert C. Bostwick will represent the Automobile Club of America in the international race in France.
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Motor Age
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Kenneth A. Skinner
Automobile Club of America
France
Albert C. Bostwick
New Jersey
Humane Society of
Newark
A. A. Zimmerman
General Carriage Company
Locomobile Company
Bridgeport
Choynski Fight Deemed Unfit By Doctor After Ring Pain
California heavyweight Joe Choynski, in a fight with Walcott, fought with a broken rib and taped torso. Dr. Joseph Muir, treating him, states Choynski should never have entered the ring. Witnesses and managers discuss motives and the broader boxing scene in New York.
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New York
Joe Choynski
California
Choynski
Walcott
Tom O’rourke
O’rourke
O'Rourke
Tim Sullivan
Joseph Muir
West Thirty-sixth Street
Dr. Muir
Boxing Gossip Preview From Faneuil Hall Club Night
Boxing notes from Boston describe Faneuil Hall Athletic Club plans for an inaugural Wednesday meeting at Lyceum Hall East Boston with six bouts under Captain Daly. Maine Athletic Club advances New England lightweight title bout Riley vs Mullens set for Lewiston on March 8 with $300 purse.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall Athletic Club
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Bill Daly
Maine Athletic Club
Martin Riley
Joe Mullens
Lewiston
Riley
Mullens
Kid McCoy
Broadway
New York
McCoy
the Mirror
Fortieth Street
Delavan
Tom O’rourke
L. Sullivan
Dante
Choynski
Walcott
Joe Choynski
Billy Smith
World Champion Woman Bowler Miss Rose Murray
Miss Rose Murray, proclaimed world woman bowling champion, rose from poor health to top form in a year. She defeated W. W. Thompson of the All Star team last month, earning a Chicago return match and a bid to the New York international tournament, often beating a 200 score.
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Rose Murray
Toledo
Miss Murray
W. W. Thompson
Thompson
Chicago
New York City
Bicycle Notes on racing, policy shifts, and key figures
The inquest links the league’s racing decline to California delegates at Albany three years ago and rising dissent among Eastern racers. The N C A board of appeals gains W B Curtis, with many new handicappers to manage smaller districts. Plans cover hypnotism study, racing troupes, French campaigns, and a mileage contest offering coaster brakes as prizes.
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Insurance League
Employers’ Liability
Dana W. Bennett & Co
J. C. Paige & Co
Travelers’ Insurance
G. O
Carpenter & Son
Travelers
Barklay
Bennett Battalion
Snd
League
California
Assembly
Albany
R. M. Welch
W. B. Curtis
Amateur Athletic Union
N. C. A. Board of Appeals
Board of Appeals
Board of Control
Curtis
George
Mself
Harry Elkes
France
Oscar Hedstrom
Charles S. Henshaw
Thomas R. Crump
Union Cyclistica Mexicana
New York
J. Platt Betts
Bouhours
Boston College and Holy Cross Plan May Track Dual Meet
Boston College and Holy Cross plan a May track dual meet at the Worcester Oval. Joseph Williams, Boston College graduate manager, and Edward J. Corcoran, Holy Cross College Athletic Association president, are coordinating details. Both clubs boast top athletes and strong indoor-season form.
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Boston College
Holy Cross
Worcester Oval
Joseph Williams
Edward J. Corcoran
Holy Cross College Athletic Association
Worcester College
Noted Sportsman Edward Kearney Dies in Florida
Edward Kearney a noted sportsman and businessman prominent in the horse and carriage trade as part of Van Tassell and Kearney died Saturday night in Palm Beach Florida after a three week trip urged by his physician. He had not been in good health for five years.
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New York
Edward Kearney
van Tassell & Kearney
Palm Beach
Fla
Kearney
Division 66 Hibernians Meet for Boston Parade Plan
A Foresters Hall gathering of Division 66 Hibernians discussed supporting the A. O. H. parade in Boston in 1900. M. T. Callahan urged full contribution. P. J. O Daly presented on ancient Irish records and urged study of Irish language and literature with a second Irish class lesson planned.
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Division 66
Hibernians
Foresters’ Hall
Eliot Street
Order
Boston
M. T. Callahan
P. J. O'Daly
Europe
Indoor tennis stars lead Yale and national meet
J A Allen the Yale champion tops the list at the national indoor tennis tournament in New York. A. Painter wins amateur shooting title at Carteret Club. The eleventh annual Indoor meeting of the schools features ten scratch events and interscholastic relay races on March 17 at Mechanics Hall under A A auspices.
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J. A. Allen
Yale
New York
A. Painter
Heron Hill
Carteret Club
A. A
Mechanics’ Hall
Messrs. Barry, Walcott
Southard
BR. A. A
Harvard Golf Club
Lexington and Waverley
Royal and Ancient
Golf Club of
St. Andrews
United States Golf Association
H Vardon
Bernard Nichols
Philadelphia Stry Club
Alexander Finley
Brookline Country Club
George Low
Dyker Meadow Club
Willie Hoare
Dayton
Ohio
George ©. Dutton
Boston
Pinehurst
N. C
Pennsylvania
Arnie Latham
Mike Murphy
University Athletic Committee
Board of Directors
Murphy
L. McCann
Northern Camp Life Scenes Highlight Indian Carving Exhibit
The Sportsman's Show at Mechanics Hall on Huntington Avenue features aquatic sports and college and club competition. Prominent exhibits include Canadian Pacific Indian camp life scenes with Ojibway and Algonquin teams, birch bark carvings by Frank West, and a vivid display of Hiawatha legends tied to Lake Superior communities.
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Huntington Avenue
Canada
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Dartmouth
Boston
Knickerbocker A. C
New York
Duquesne A. C
Alleghany
Penn
Harry
Don Reeder
van Cleaf
Snickerbocker A. C
Daly
Pittsburg
Avery
Schaefer
Old Penn
Ernest R. Adams
Canadian Pacific
Quebec
Maine
New Brunswick
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Frank West
Lecland
L. O. Armstrong
Millicote
Kabaosa
Buqujinene
Kaboosa
Hiawatha
Longfellow
Lake Superior
Armstrong
Hinatha
U. P. Announces National Relay Championship Plans
The University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association outlines a national relay championship to be held Saturday April 28 inviting colleges and universities in the U S and Canada. Three main races target mile and two mile formats with six teams per race and additional open events for college men.
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University of Pennsylvania Atheletic Association
Canada
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Yale
Georgetown
Chicago
Michigan
Association
Harevard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Lehigh
State
Pennsylvania State
Georgestown
Dartmouth
Amherst
Williams
Me I. T
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Brown
Boston College
Boston University
Holy Cross
Trinity B
Bowdoin
Worcester Polytechnic
Swarthemore
Rutgers
Stevens
University of New York
Carlisle Indians
Toronto
California
Everett to Appoint Chief of Police Tonight
Mayor Nichols plans to send a nomination for Everett chief of police to the Board of Aldermen tonight. Earlier this year five candidates vied for the post including Chief Pendergast Alderman Charles Manser and ex Mayors John D. Henderson and another former mayor.
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Nichols
Everett Board of Aldermen
Pendergast
Charles Manser
John D. Henderson
Chief Pendergast Holds Everett Police Position Amid Controversy
The text notes Chief Pendergast remains head of Everett police, a hold-over since 1897 appointments by Mayor Cate and a reappointment by Mayor Hatch that Aldermen refused. It highlights Alderman Charles Manser, a Masonic figure, former Everett postmaster, Board of Aldermen president, and Middlesex deputy sheriff.
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John S. Cate
W. M. Ferguson
Manser
Pendergast
Everett
Cate
Hatch
Charles Manser
Harrison
Board of Aldermen
Middlesex County
Hebrew Lecture on Transvaal War at Educational Alliance
Samuel Garson delivered a Hebrew language lecture on The War in South Africa before a good-sized audience at 183 Court Street last evening. Attentive listeners applauded loudly at the close.
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Transvaal
Educational Alliance
Court Street
Samuel Garson
South Africa
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