B A A Leads in Boston Amateur Bowling Race
The Boston area bowling season nears the end with B A A still eight games ahead of Charlestown. Charlestown won all three, while Calumet Newton and Quit Dorchester failed to gain points. Arlington Boat Club and Old Belfry moved up by taking two of three, as top individual perfomers from B A A vie for high averages and spares in a detailed Circuit and Insurance League recap.
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Exceedingly warm finish in Newspaper League title race
A hot finish looms in the Newspaper League as one of the top teams nears the championship, with recent results suggesting a close race and potential decisive outcome in the final games.
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Intercycle Tourney fuels strong club races in Chelsea area
The Intercycle Tourney sparks a heated contest across whist pool and bowling clubs. Chelsea leads or tops two of three divisions while Liga and Middlesex juggle between standings. Tigers Waltham Alter Ego and Chelsea show tense pool and bowling battles with tight gaps and coming weeks likely settle the order.
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Liga
Charles
Tiger Roadsters
Tigers
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Sa Dorchester
I Chaigee Giicvicerv
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Dr Entls Cough Syrup Promoted as Safe Grippe Remedy
An advertisement touts Dr Entls Cough Syrup as a safe cure for the grippe and its complications, promising relief for sufferers and claiming broad effectiveness.
Boxing Bids For The Fitzsimmons Jeffries Bout In Chaos
Sport followers watch bids as clubs weigh the Fitzsimmons Jeffries fight. Triangle Athletic Club Chicago, Julian, and New York clubs are referenced amid boxing politics, legality debates, and possible venues.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
Triangle Athletic Club
Chicago
Dave Holland
Windy City
Sharkey and Corbett
Jackson Park
Pullmanville
Triangle
Square
Julian
Coney Island
Fitz
Jeffries
New York
Gotham
West
Corbett- McCoy
Hawthorne A. Co
Buffalo
Carson City
Dan Stuart
Albany
Mr. Lewis
Empire State
Corbett
Sharkey
Connecticut
Boxing Gossip Week Bouts Begin With Gardner Hopkins Tie
Boxing week features Oscar Gardner vs Joe Hopkins in Cincinnati, Billy Edwards vs Charley McKeever in Athens, Tommy White vs Kid Goulette in Detroit, and more. Notable fits include Bonner vs West in Lenox Avenue, Farrell vs Marshall in Washington, and McDonald vs Dobbs in Gateshead as promoters push a packed schedule amid heavy ring action and speculation on possible future opponents. Gardner faces scrutiny over recent injuries and a grind of upcoming tests as the sport gears for a busy stretch.
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Oscar Gardner
Joe Hopkins
Cincinnati
E Billy Edwards
Charley Meixeever
Athens
Enn Stanton Abbott
Leslie Pearce
Wheeling
Toummy White
Kid Goulette
Detroit
Mike Creedon
J. Finnegan
Pittsburg
Martin Denny
M. la Fontice
Sacramento
H. Forbes
F. Sprague
H. Harrison
Seve Flannagan
Henry Baker
Smith
Bwiece
New York
Hopkins
Gardner
Buffalo
Martin Flaherty
Marty McCue
Stamford
McCue
Flaherty
Oscar
Paddy Sullivan
Palmer
Bill Edwards
Charley McKeever
Philadelphia
Penn
Tommy White
White
Lenox A
Tommy West
Jack Bonner
Bonner
Dick O'Brien
West
Abe Ullman
Baltimore
Joe Walcott
Tommy Ryan
Syracuse
Kid MelCoy
Washington
Boa Athletic Club
Jack Farrell
Wilmington
Jerry Marshall
Pat McDonald
Bobby Dobbs
Glasgow
Gates Sead
England
Dobbs
Boxing Notes Highlight Spring Fights and Prospects
Boxing columns preview twenty rounders and prelims across Hot Springs, Frisco and Boston. Key bouts feature Tommy Ryan vs Matty Mathews in Rochester, Frank Erne vs Cal Hawkins on the coast, Tim Kearns versus Dwyer in Boston, and Jim Hall vs Charley Lawlor in Memphis. Uplifted by regional talents, the piece surveys upcoming matches, rule debates, and local ring figures across venues from Hartford to Cincinnati.
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Lobby Dobbs
Pat McDonald
Gateshead
Neg
Tommy Bran
Charles Johnson
Hot Springs
Frank Fine
Bal Wawkins
San Francisco
Tom Broderick
Kid McVartland
Tim Skearns
J. Dwyer
Hartford
Charley Lawler
Jim Flair
Memphis
Andy Daly
Mike Callahan
FF. Murphy
Torin Wilson
al McFarlang
Joe Hilershaw
Brockton
MD Santry
J. Cain
Tom McCune
Kid Baxter
Chicago
Priday
Tommy Ryan
Charley Johnson
Ryan
Light Brigade
Golden Gate
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Cal Hawkins
Frisco
Erne
Kid Lavigne
Hawkins
Kid McPartland
Lenox A
Hartford Sports
Yonkers
Mac
Tommy Dan
Pittsburg
Broderick
MacPartland
Timmy Kearns
Boston
Dwyer
Kearns
Jim Hall
Fitz
Charley Lawlor
Big Northwest
Jim
Brockton Smarts
the Crescents
Daly of
Somerville
Eddy Santry
Joe Cain
George Dixon
Bob Armstrong
Tom Sailor Sharkey
Frank Childs
Bob
Cincinnati
Johnny van Heest
Kid Ashe
Porkopolis
Childs-Armstrong
Heest
Armstrong
Charles McManus
Marlboro
Stoneham
Pepperell
Westboro
Holyoke
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New England Association of '4
Trolley League
Lawrence
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Nashua
Haverhill
Mike Sears
Lynn
Jacek O’brien
New York
Billy Madden
Billy
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Matty Mathews
Rochester
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Tim Hurst
Tom Tracy
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Young Pluto
Greenwood A. C
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Pluto
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Cambridge
John Condon
Ted McGovern
Houghton Square
Patsey Sweeney
Dave Sullivan
Joe Bernstein
Marty McCue
George McFadden
Boston Horse Show Draws Strong Entry Interest
Directors reported unusual late entries for the Boston Horse Show including champion hackney Hoskine of South Orange New Jersey. The stallion was entered in three classes, including the championship, after winning two blue ribbons at the National Horse Show in Madison Square Garden. Breeders of carriage horses vow large hackney displays, with top studs planned for the exhibit.
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South Orange
N. J
Madison Square Garden
Oxford and Cambridge propose bar on Harvard chess match
A letter from Oxford and Cambridge to U S universities suggests limiting players to exclude Harvard champion E E Southard of Boston. The plan aims to bar Harvard from a cable match with Columbia Fairvard Yale and Princeton and has been referred to the American committee.
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L. D. Broughton, Jr
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Cambridge
Cable
Columbia
Fiarvard
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
E. E. Southard
Boston
American Committee
Bates students vaccinated delay athletic exhibition in Lewiston
Bates College students’ vaccination surge disrupts March 16 Lewiston City Hall athletic exhibition preparations. Various racing and rowing updates follow, including horses out of the Brooklyn Handicap, Maine State fair dates, and rowing plans for Ellis Ward at Schuylkill.
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Lambent
Charentus
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Maine
Augusta
Santiago
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Ellis Ward
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill
Jim Tentyvek
Worcester
Ward
Philadelphia
Harvard
U. of P
Quinsigam
Worcester Driving Park
Rush
Charlestown
John H. Patten
Otis Street
Boston
Murray & Irwin’s
Allen
New York
Keogh
Fommy
Trojan
I Keogh
Andrew Carnegie
Donovan
Wert
B. C
Splan-Newglass
Chicago
Grafton
Westboro
Whitinsville
Upton
Milford
Breeders’ Association
Readville
Chicago A. C
Kraenzlein
Richards
Heinneman
Ewry
Klunder
Barrett
Cragin
Offendell
Townsend
Jackson
Martin
Defender yacht ballast reshaped at Bristol Herreshoff works
The illustration shows the first accurate reproduction of Defender ballast as it sits in the Herreshoff shop in Bristol. The stem is partial, not yet in water, with a floor floorpiece nearby. Frames are partly installed, about 2 and a half percent in place near midship, as bolting proceeds to secure the steel frames. The lead bulb measures 28 feet long atop, seven feet high forward, five feet at stern, widest top breadth 2 inches, three feet shorter than the Defender keel.
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Herreshoff
Bristol
Giace
Tobin
Boston Magnates Meet to Set New Baseball Rules
Boston baseball leaders head to New York for the National League and American Association session to discuss home run fence limits, franchise ownership, and a twelve club schedule. Soden and director Connant travel ahead to oversee talks as Billings and others push reforms amid battles over club power and league governance.
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New York
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Conant
St. Louis
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Billings
Boston
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Reach
Hart
Ned Hanlon
Round House
Cleveland
Baltimore
Brotherhood
Tvo
Hum
Bergen
Mr. Billings
Cleyvemind
Chris von der Ahe
Muckenfuss
League
Funayy
Cycling news outlines plans for riders and clubs across years
Nat Butler becomes professional representative for New England with the National Cycling Association and may switch to middle distance racing. Boston 99 Meet Club discusses upcoming events at Huntingon Club as August visitors arrive. Tour plans emerge for Ernest Morosa and Worth Cummings to circumnavigate the globe starting June 1. Floyd Imble invites riders to Fountain Ferry track in Louisville for training. A Canadian meeting weighs alliance with the National Cycling Association while the CWA and LAW dispute leadership. Jimmy Michael signals retirement from professional cycling to pursue horse racing as a jockey.
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New National Cycling Association
Cambridgeport
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West Brookline Street
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Detroit
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Melllraths
Chicago
Fountain Ferry
Louisville
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Bald
Gardiner
McFarland
Stevens
Kiser
Leopold Abraham
Bractton
Old Colony
Canadian Wheelmen’s Association
Toronto
National Cycling Association
International Cyclists’ Union
N. C.A
Montreal
C. A
L. A.W
Jimmy Michael
Phil Dwyer
Through Sleeping Car Service to Montreal
Fitchburg railroad will run through sleeping cars to Montreal without change via Lake Champlain route starting March 1 in connection with Rutland Central Vermont and Grand Trunk. Leave Boston Union Causeway Street at 7 p.m. weekdays and Sundays at 7 9 p.m., arriving in Montreal daily at 4 0 & Uh.
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Delegates Admit New Members at Boston Labor Meeting
A largely attended Building Trades Council gathering at 49 Bennet Street approved labor bills in the Legislature chiefly to exempt unions from insurance laws to require scaffold inspections and to push vestibule cars on street railways. A plan to hire union workers for a Wanamaker store was endorsed, with new delegates admitted from Carpenters Union 33 Upholsterers Union 53 and Stone Pointers Union.
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Bennet Street
John Wanamaker
Carpenters’ Union 33
Delegation of Marlboro S Trikers Campaign Support
A large Marlboro strikers delegation visited Boston labor groups. Significant funds were raised with Typographical Union 13 contributing 2 dollars, Park Department Union 10 dollars, and Union for Industrial Progress 130 dollars. Bartenders and others pledged to raise 500 dollars and all groups urged continued strike action.
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Marlboro
Boston
Typographical Union 13
Park Department Union
Union For Industrial Progress
Sanitary and Street Cleaning union hails humane treatment at snow term
Union delegates gathered at 724 Washington Street to adopt resolutions thanking Superintendent Wells for humane treatment during the last snow term. Wells earns commendation for garbage removal in Back Bay and delegates named to Central Labor Union. Bakers and Confectioners Union 2 met at 16 Howard Street with 12 initiates and new officers elected. Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance charter incoming March 4. Death benefit measure laid over.
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Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Union
Washington’ Street
Wells
Wels
Back
Central Labor Union
James J. Burns
P. H. Shaughnessy
P. J. Gallagher
D. Donlin
E. J. Gallagher
J. A. McNally
J. J. Downing
Thomas Hannon
J. F. Manning
Bakers and Confectioners’ Union 2
Howard Street
Michael Donohue
William F. Lanigan
Patrick Coogan
Henry Wehner
James Toomey
Michael Healey
Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance
Surrender or Stand: Rabbi Berkowitz on Zionism at Adath Israel
Rabbi Kenry Berkowitz of Philadelphia spoke at Temple Adath Israel on whether Zionism serves Judaism or threatens its higher aims. He warned against making race or nationalism the motive of Jewish life, urged cooperation over assimilation, and urged liberal Christians and Jews to work to liberalize their communities without surrendering identity.
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Kenry Berkowitz
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America
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Israel
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Montettores
Rothschilds
de Hirsches
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