Bowling Tourney Looms in Inter-Club League Standings
The national bowling tournament starts March 18 at the Casino building. New England will send a team to face the high scoring New York squad. Entries close tomorrow with bowling clubs urged to submit names to H. S. Cornish. Casinos and Vespers feud for first place, with several teams tied for third. a neutral roll-off is advised. A league meeting will set action on both issues.
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Casino
Gettysburg
B.A. A
H.5
Cornish
A. A
Salemws
Melrose Highlands
Newtons
Interclub League
Thrilling Cooper Club sparring packed Music Hall
A packed Music Hall witnessed a four hour amateur boxing tournament by the Cooper Social and Athletic Club featuring many bouts. Teddy Kelly defeated Jack Tolan after a sharp final rush in the third round, while Don Doherty won by default over Leahy. Multiple class winners and judges Jeannie Daly and Spencer Williams noted. final tally lists Terrence Kelly, Tom McHugh, Don Doherty, J. S. McNamara, Jim Kaveney, Austin Kaveney, George Bush, and others across 145 and 110 to 140 pound divisions.
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Music Hall
Cooper Social and Athletic Club
Teddy Kelly
Jack Tolan
Kelly
Tolan
Leahy
Don Doherty
Cooper
Tom McHugh
The
Riversides
Jack Fitzgerald
Suffolks
McHugh
Jack McNamara
J. A. Geary
Coreys
Jack
Kaveney Brothers
Jimmy
Doherty
Billy Nagle
Breslin
Lynch
Jeannie Daly
Spencer Williams
Johnnie Graham
Terrence Kelly
Father Scully
Coopers
J. T. Leahy
Cambridge
J. S. McNamara
Jim Kaveney
Billy Keary
Boston
Lin
Austin Kaveney
J. Murray
Woonsocket
George Bush
Bradfords
Pete Corregan
C. E. Ennis
J. Hayward
Terrence Lamb
Lawrence
Edward Riley
Middlesex
Ray
Lamb
J. F. Daley
Riley
Spencer
Williams
Charles Ennis
D. J. Mahan
Charis Cohen
East Boston
Tim Kearns
John Sullivan
William Nagle
John Brizg
Waltham
Mike Doherty
Lafayettes
Peter Cunniff
Nagle
Joe Lynch
Joe McGuinness
Taunton
Richard Marley
Edgar Howe
Marley
Hatton Hudson
J. J. McCann
J. Noonan
J. Buckley
J. Keenan
Charlestown
John F. Foran
Madens
Jerry Sullivan
Walking Match Sees Seven Female Pedestrians Compete
In a twelve day seventy two hour race at Natatorium Hall Grand Museum seven female pedestrians compete with national reputations. Aggie Harvey led the first mile as Jennie Frazier closely followed Angie Harvey Mollie Harvey Frankie Fleming and Nora Evans also participate. Jeanie Frazier from the city is singled out as a standout despite the field.
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Natatorium
Grand Museum
Jeanie Frazier
Aggie Harvey
Jennie Frazier
Angie Harvey
Mollie Harvey
Frankie Fleming
Nora Evans
Reinstatement Policy for A. A. U. Professionals
At a recent central board meeting in New York the A. A. U. voted that professionals may be reinstated and need not remain professionals permanently because they were once professionals. Reinstatement can be refused, but all applications will be carefully considered. One case hints that a serious past might still lead to restoration, as others with bad conduct have been restored to good standing.
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Central Board of the
New York
Charlestown Boxing Event Listed At Partridge Hall
The Charles River Athletic Association of the West End schedules an entertainment at Partridge Hall 53 Hanover Street on Wednesday night with numerous bouts and contestants from Somerville Cambridge Charlestown Malden and beyond. The program features Lon Knowles versus W Duffee in a six round main bout along with wrestling matches including Joe Waldron New England 135 pound champion and an unknown opponent and other listed pairs.
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Charles River Athletic Association
West End
Partridge Hall
Hanover Street
Sporrers
E. Conley
J. Collins
Somerville
J. Conley
J. Crowley
Cambridge
Ashe Brothers
J. Durnin
C. B
D. McGlaughlin
Charlestown
E. Duggan
R. Campbell
R. A
McGaff
New England
Will
P. Finn
T. Thorpson
Thorndikes Sparring Meeting at Monument Hall
Thorndike Associates present a grand sparring exhibition at Monument Hall Charlestown on Friday evening March 10 with Jack OConnell as master of ceremonies. The card features famed boxers Breslin Havlin Hubbard Conley Flaherty Kerrigan McManus among many others and includes Pat Merrill of Boston versus William Ryan of Lawrence for the New England heavyweight title.
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Thorndike Associates
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Jack O’connell
Back Bay Athletic Club
Johnny Breslin
Jack Havlin
Barney Hubbard
Eddie Conley
Maffitt Flaherty
Patsey Kerrigan
Tom McManus
Andy Brown
Mike Farrell
Jimmy Conley
Ned McGreal
Mike Ready
Jim Foley
Billy Lucas
Jack Fairclough
Jimmy Denehy
Billy Dunbar
Tommy Kane
Jim Driscoll
Tim McCarty
Jack Sheehan
Mike Moody
Jud Kane
Joe Short
Mike Cronin
Tommy Heffran
Tom White
Pat Merrill
Boston
William Ryan
Lawrence
New England
Shawmut Boat Club Holds Second Boxing Meet in Boston
The Shawmut Boat Club stages its second annual boxing event at Clan Na Gael Hall in South Boston this evening. The program features a promised bout between Powers and Ned Roche and a special match with Casey and Neilson also on the card.
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Shawmut Boat Club
Clan- Na-Gael
Boston
Powers
Ned Roche
Casey
Neilson
Gossip of the Cribb Club ring bouts march 13 card
The Cribb Club plans a seven round opener with Jake Tracy versus George McArthur, followed by Johnny Breslin against Eugene Hornbecker, and eight round matches Albert Kraus versus Dick Moorhouse. Main event is twelve rounds Jack Green versus Jack Falvey. Harry Tracy may face the winner. Aleck Greggains heads to New Orleans for Mike Daly’s contest, with Dick O'Brien of Lewiston lined up to meet Maffit Flaherty if feasible.
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Cribb Club
Jake Tracy
George McArthur
Jack McGee
Johnny Breslin
Eugene Hornbecker
New York
Albert Kraus
Peabody
Vatsey Kerrigan
Mickey Dyer
Dick Moorhouse
Jack Green
Jack Falvey
Green
New England
Harry Tracy
McAuliffe
Stanton Abbott
Squire Abingdon
Abbott
Wesleyan elects treasurer and director. rejects two elections
Wesleyan graduate advisory committee in Mippurtown Connecticut on February 27 ratified C C Hurlbut class of 1894 as treasurer of the Track Athletic Association and Professor E T Merrill as graduate director of the football team. It refused to ratify H R Vandusen 1894 as manager and J H Runce 1895 as treasurer of the football team. A new election will be held by the undergraduates.
Yachtsmens Meeting Set at Massachusetts Yacht Club
The first general meeting for 1893 of the Massachusetts Yacht Club will be held at the club house, 15 Hayward street, on Friday, March 3.
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Massachusetts Yacht Club
Club Louse
Hayward Street
Mitchell Leaves Today After Busy Reception at Home
English boxer Charlie Mitchell, greeted by a throng of would be callers yesterday, joined by Squire Abingdon and stakeholder David H. Blanchard. They later toured the road, attended Hollis Street Theatre, and planned a departure for St Louis en route to New Bonaa to see Tom Allen.
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Charlie Mitchell
Squire Abingdon
David H. Blanchard
Mitchell
Squire
Hollis Street
Messrs
Messrs. Hackett and Smith
New York
St. Louis
New Bonaa
Tom Allen
Yale and Harvard Face Baseball Scheduling Clash
Harvard and Yale reached a rough agreement after talks in New York. Yale demands undergraduate rule adherence, Harvard rejects sweeping limits. Princeton’s stance looms as a barrier, likely delaying dates. Both sides expect a Yale series this spring while Harvard may not meet Princeton on the diamond this year.
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Harvard
New York
Yale
Princeton
Princetown
Frothingham
University of Pennsylvania
Guttenburg Winners at Gurrensure Race Day
The daily racing results from Gurrensure N J list six winning horses across six races with times and betting odds. Deceitful won the first race at 1:18, followed by Uncertainty, Philura, Lester, Xenophone, and Miss Bess in subsequent events.
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Gurrensure
N. J
Deceitful
Lady Ballard
Vera
Mary
Uncertainty
Larkin
Philura
Miss Marie
Bow Knot
Lester
Kerry Gow
Marcellus
Posing
Laura S
Narbonne
Miss Bess
Renie
Lord of the Harem
Gloucester Results Race Day at Guouersrek Track
Special to the Post reports a day of horse races at Gloucester with multiple sprints and limits. First race six and a quarter furlongs lists Blizzard Needmore Hemet with times and betting on Blizzard at 2 to 1. Other races name Robin Hood Some More Moderate, Knapp Gloster Major Thornton, Censor Tradesman Mollie V, Verbena Leo Brigel Martel, Deer Lodge My Craft Annie E, and various betting odds. The card includes five furlong to six and three quarter furlong events with dozens of horse names and prices listed.
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Guouersrek
Blizzard
Needmore
Hemet
Robin Hood
Knapp
Gloster
Major Thornton
Censor
Tradesman
Mollie V
Verbena
Leo Brigel
Martel
Bellane
Deer Lodge
My Craft
Annie E
Warren Wins Club Championship Match at B A A
Herbert Leeds and Fiske Warren played for the club championship at the Boston Athletic Association yesterday. Warren won without trouble with set scores of 7 5, 6 6 and 6 3.
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Herbert Leeds
Fiske Warren
Warren
Rough Clothes Armor Quotation Reflects Harsh Attire
A reader quotes humorous remarks about the difficulty of wearing old armor suits describing them as hard and looking like hardware with a rough appearance.
Gloucester Fire Destroys Two Large Blocks in Main Street
A major Gloucester blaze on Main Street destroyed two large wooden blocks and damaged a third stone block, causing about 75 000 in losses. Buildings housing Rowe dry goods and Karcher restaurant, plus lodging rooms, were wiped out, while the Cape Ann Savings Bank block was saved by heavy water streams. Insurance covered many named companies including Farmers & Mechanics, Springfield, Royal of Liverpool, Equitable, and Niagara.
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Groucester
Main Street
Center Estate
John W. Rowe
Jacob Karcher
George S. Hall
Constantine Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Cape Ann Savings Bank
Marchant
Rockport
Center
Farmers & Mechanics
Traders & Mechanics
Springfield
Commercial Union
Royal of Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Santhern Block
Newport
Rowe’s
Wachusetts
Niagara
Granite State
Providence
Washington
Hamburg
Bremen
Union
Liverpool
London & Globe
Connecticut
S & Mechanics
Equitable
Dorchester
Fitchburg
Michigan
National
Pythian Sisters
Hunt’s
Etna
Continental
Western of Toronto
Mechanic & Traders
Commercial
Gray’s
Caledonian of
Scotland
Phanix London
Queen of New York
Orient
American
Imperial
New Tampshire
Kuarcher’s
North American
Sanborn’s
Weymouth Park Commission Supports Monument At Hunt's Hill
Weymouth park commissioners urge marking the first settlement site on Hunt's Hill near Weymouth Fore River. They note Weston’s failed 1622 plantation, Gorges’ 1623 return, and Standish Indian clash. Charles Francis Adams offers 1200 to fund a monument if the town provides a site nearby. Land now needs acquisition as Hunt's Hill is being leveled for Marine Park work.
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Verymouth
Park Commissioners
Elias
Beals
Louis A. Cook
William H. Clapp
Hunt’s Hill
Weymouth
Weymouth Fore River
Quincy River
Weston
Robert Gorges
Myles Standish
Charles Francis Adams
Quincy
Wessaguanet
Hunt’s Hl
Adams
Tunt’s Hill
Marine Park
South
Boston
Is Mrs. Ayer Insane
A NY Supreme Court justice appoints a commission to determine Harriet Hubbard Ayer’s sanity. The toilet articles manufacturer and ex wife of Herbert C. Ayer has two children, and was placed in an asylum Feb 9 on a judge’s order after physicians diagnosed chronic melancholia.
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New York
Peculiar calf order echoes local kitchen tale
In a brisk domestic scene a young wife praises last week’s calf liver and requests another portion from the same calf. The butcher notes the customer’s husband is exacting, tying a small home front detail to a musical cue, Hymn of the Home Land, Sullivan: Postlude.
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Butcher
Home Land
Sullivan
Boycott Raised by Lasters Union Hearing Resolutions
The Boston Lasters Protective Union met at Pressmen Hall and passed resolutions denouncing the Weekly Index as libelous and malicious, placing a public boycott on the paper and warning labor organizations. A grand ball is planned for April 17 at Columbus Hall with a formal arrangements committee.
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Boston
Boston Lasters’ Protective Union
Pressmen’s Hall
Knights of Labor
Asters
John Gilmore
S. L. Merrill
Columbus Hall
Os Merrill
H. P. Benard
A. H. Edmunds
Joan Gilmore
Local Union No 25 Meeting Supports Redress and Brews
Lower Columbus Hall hosted Local Union No 25 of United Garment Workers as resolutions were adopted opposing the Russian treaty and approving a $10 appropriation for a mass meeting at Faneuil Hall. A Mackintosh makers delegation from Braintree spoke and received $50. The American Brewing Company was endorsed.
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Lower Columbus Hall
United Garment Workers
Faneuil Hall
Mackintosh
Braintree
American Brewing Company
Boston clothing workers mass meeting presided by Kate Dodgeworth
In Typel Hall last evening a mass meeting of women workers in the Boston clothing trade was presided over by President Kate Dodgeworth. Walter Chuck of the United Garment Workers addressed the gathering and Local Union 387 admitted thirty four new members.
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Boston
Kate Dodgeworth
Typel Hall
Walter Chuck
United Garment Workers
Special meeting of Steamfitters Helpers Union urged for non members
A special meeting of the Steamfitters Helpers Union is set for tonight in St Stephen's Hall. It invites all non union workmen in the city to attend. Brewers Union No. 14 passes resolutions thanking the American Brewing Company. George Radio, recording secretary of Local Union 25 United Garment Workers, has gone to New Hampshire for work. President Felz of United Garment Workers is in Maine promoting the blue label.
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St. Stephen’s Hall
Boston Steam Fitters’ Union
Post
Boston
American Brewing Company
Steamfitters Helpers’ Union
Brewers’ Union No. 14
George Radio
United Garment Workers
New Hampshire
Felz
Maine
Among the musicians Kneisel quartet concert at Chickering Hall
The seventh Kneisel Quartet concert assisted by Ernst Perabo drew a large enthusiastic crowd in Chickering Hall. Beethoven in A major was well played. Perabo’s Schubert Rondeau Brilliant impressed, a string brake cut the third piece short. Next concert March 28.
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Kneisel
Ernst Perabo
Chickering Hall
Beethoven
Perabo
Schubert
Arthur Nikisch
Symphony
Brahms
Schumann
Paderewski
Busoni
Leonore von Stosch
Grossmith
Music Hall Box Office
Hamburg
Henry Irving
Signor
D. B. Chimenz
Meionnon
Marie Delano
Ina Colby
P. Finagara
Gerard Russo
Signor Chimenz
Charles J. Rich
Hollis Street
Rich
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Joseph G. Clinkard
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Ada Deeves
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