Choynski Def Rejects McCoy Catchweight Bout
Parson Davies, manager for Choynski, issued an ultimatum to McCoy rejecting a fixed weight. Choynski will fight at catch weights for a $5000 purse with no weight limit. McCoy proposed 158 pounds, then 162, but Davies rules out Carson City or summer delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Parson Davies
Choynski
Xaid McCoy
McCoy
Davies
Carson City
Dan Stuart
Stuart
Joe Walcott Plans West Indies Trip Before Rematch
Joe Walcott will depart for the West Indies on Wednesday to visit his childhood scenes. Upon returning he says he will force a middleweight title bout with Kid McCoy, as required by the conditions set by Bob Fitzsimmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Walcott
West Indies
Kid McCoy
Bob Fitzsimmons
Boxing Gossip A Year Welcome with McCoy and Walcott clash talk
Boxing gossip covers sparring plans and rivalries in New York Boston Chicago and Cincinnati. It notes Kid McCoy's stance on boxing colored men and mentions matches and possible bouts involving Walcott Tracy Burns Fredericks OConnor Connolly Reilly Foley Dwyer Lavack Parry and Creedon with managers and promoters eyeing 20 and 15 round figures. A New Orleans bookmaker and a forthcoming testimonial for Jimmy Barry are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz Simmons
McCoy
Joe Walcott
Box Walcott
Fitz
Farley
Denver
Billy Woods
Bob Armstrong
Kid McCoy
New York Sun
Inquirer
Dan Creedon
New Orleans
Walter Mullins
Boston
New York
Curry
Billy Whistler
Fecey
Trenton
Chicago
Charley Burns
Gus Fredericks
Cincinnati
Patsy Corrigan
Dave O'Connor
N. J
George Siler
Ssamasaia
Joe Gans
Cleveland
Eddy Connolly
Joe Reilly
Tracy
Ross
Jack Foley
Jack Dwyer
Dan Snyder
William Cummings
John E. Butler
Lynn
Professor Robinson
Jeago Spors
Jimmy Barry
Jim Popp
Mike Leonard
Matt Matthews
Rienzi A
Empire Associates
Washington Street
Joe Lynch
Tom O'Rourke
Steve Flanan
Philadelphia Bantam
Johnny Connors
Amy West
Billl Smith
Waterbury
Conn
Buffalo
Dan
Mcos
Juart
Choynski
George V. Tuohey
Cornell Offers Yale Full Hospitality for Rowing on Cayuga Lake
Cornell athletic council head Professor Huffcut states Yale could row on Cayuga Lake without dredging or moving, with Cornell paying all expenses and providing boat houses living quarters coaching launches and equipment. Yale would choose lanes and be treated as guest with no profits shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Bob Cook
Yale
Cornell
Cayuga Lake
Ace
Colleges Form Association for Strength Tests
A meeting of physical directors from Yale, Ohio State, Harvard, NYU, Penn, Trinity, Princeton, Amherst, Johns Hopkins, US Military Academy, Virginia, and Dartmouth formed an association to discuss strength tests. A constitution and by laws were adopted with membership limited to college physical directors or trainers who belong to AAPE. Officers named: President Dr Seavers Yale, Vice President Dr Linehart Ohio State, Secretary Treasurer Dr Watson Savage Columbia. DE Sargrat Harvard and Professor Cann NYU join council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Yale
Ohio State University
Harvard
New York University
University of Pennsylvania
Trinity College of Hartford
Rineeton
Amherst College
Johns Hopkins University
United States Military Academy
University of Virginia
Dartmouth College
Association
American Association For the Advancement of Physical Education
Seavers
Linehart
Watson Savage
Columbia
Judge Bennett Near Death at the Hotel Sagome
Report notes Judge Bennett remains critically ill at the Hotel Sagome with condition unchanged and risk of death at any moment. Family kept at his bedside and in close call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Hotel Sagome
Fragmented note hints at retail goods and travel
A garbled OCR fragment mentions goods and silk with phrases like take wlevaten and ascent to a page. The readable bits suggest a brief listing or advert about items and a travel or page reference, but no clear names, dates, or locations are extractable.
White Wheelmen sweep fourth win in bicycle league
The White Wheelmen defeated Bay State Wheel in a clean sweep extending their undefeated streak to four games. Brennan starred with four goals, while the rest relied on rough play, drawing calls and crowd disfavor for unnecessary aggression. Metrom Ward and Malden Roadsters filled the rest of the scoring as officials noted stoppages and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State
Brennan
Wheelmen
Malden Roadsters
McCloud
Ourish
EB. Miller
Osgood Anderson
Spurr
H. B
Fawlest Es
F. Miller
Uocumen
Easiety
McCrillis
Rush
Malden
Osgood
Sawal N Mets
E. Miller
Cenes
Eenes McCloud
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Goodman
White Wheel
BAY State Wheel
Clark
Sawyer
Nash Trueman
Loveless
A. Sawyer
Frank
Gorman Sampson
Serene Be
Cook
Clark -Brennan
Sampson
Trueman
Nash
Austin Pease
Press Cycling Club
George W. Lowe
Local Scores From Connecticut Matches
Fall River and Providence led with 14 to 4 over Fall River. New Haven defeated Meriden 11 to 2. Waterbury posted 7 to 2 against Wallingford showing quick scoring outputs in regional play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Providence
New Haven
Meriden
Waterbury
Wallingford
Indoor Meet Arrangements For B A A Ninth Annual Games
The Boston Athletic Association plans its ninth annual indoor handicap meet at Mechanics Hall on Saturday February 5 at 7 30 p m Yale and Harvard will join in team races and a mile invitation run features Harvard Penn Yale and Princeton runners A 40 yard scratch dash offers a special prize if the record is broken Open handicap events include dashes and long runs with various yard and height limits The track is 130 yards with banked turns and limited spikes Prizes go to top finishers Entries close January 25 with Manager John Graham Harvard and Yale meet as rivals in team races plus interclass and other relays among Dartmouth Brown Amherst Williams Harvard Cornell and more
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Yale
Harvard
Dick Grant
A. Grant
George W. Orton
University of Pennsylvania
E. W. Mills
H. Speer
Cregan
Princeton
Bray
Williams
John Graham
Exeter Street
Dartmouth
Brown
Amherst
Cornell
Institute of Technology
Boston College
First Regiment A. A
Worcester City Guards
A. A
Boston Y. M. C. A
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Maine deer moose and caribou totals from Bangor line
Maine hunting season ends with Rail line records from Bangor and Aroostook showing about 7500 deer 250 moose and 100 caribou killed statewide. Rail transport accounts for two thirds of game. authorities consider licensing deer and caribou one per hunter and moose hunting limited to November. Tax on game proposed to fund protection efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor. Me
Maine
Bangor & Aroostook
Carleton
Oarsman and Sports News Highlight In Times
A letter for Tony Thompson notes the Henley regatta set for July 5 6 and 7. Various sports items include Harvard resuming workouts Jan 5 and the New England Baseball League meeting Jan 12 in this city. Rupert Guinness sails to this country from Liverpool. Tufts football veterans feature in other sports. a famous St Bernard Countess Sequa dies in East Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Thompson
Taunton
McCouch
Chester
Penn
Hewley
Newport
Cincinnati
Congress of Horsemen
Hartford
Harvard
Dedham Boat Club
New England Baseball League
Rupert Guinness
Liverpool
Teutonic
Joe Russell
New England
Ed Wise
Jerome Keough
Russell
Countess Sequa
St. Bernard
Pitkin
East Hartford
Tufts College
Winthrop Yacht Club
Castle Square
Henry A. Thomas
Sudbury and St James Lead Candle Pin Showdown
This week has seen leaders fall in Candle Pin League with Sudbury and St James tied for first in Division B after one loss each. Plainfield brothers Sutphin defeated a local crack team in New Jersey and challenge a Brooklyn Jersey men’s squad. Chariie Lavis plans 200 chairs for the big Wednesday clash. Hales excelled for Newtowne but missed three pins for a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose A. GC
Plainfield
N. J
Sutphin
Brooklyn
Ed Bean
Sudbury
St. James
Chariie Lavis
Hales
Newtowne
Melrose
Muri
Yale Beats Washington Light Infantry In Close Bout
Yale defeated Washington Light Infantry with a 23 to 2 score in a New Haven game on December 31. The contest showcased Yale's offense and defense as they pulled ahead late in the fourth period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Light Infantry
Washington
Yale
Washington Light
Dixon’s Testimonial Draws New England Pugilist Praise
George WB Dixon, featherweight champion of the world, receives a warm testimonial at Wells Memorial Hall as a large crowd endures rain for a lively night. The event features buck and wing dances, a cake walk, and a prize waltz, with many prominent sporting figures paying respects before Dixon’s upcoming bout with Solly Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George WB. Dixon
Wells Memorial Hall
George
Dixon
Elias Hamilton Dixon
George Wright
Frank Erne
Solly Smith
Wright
Erne
Sullivan
Post
Joe Walcott
New England
Providence Walkers Win Old Fashioned Cake Walk
Providence walkers won the event held at Music Hall with an audience from New England cities. The program opened with Scenes from the old plantations and a cake walk judged by notable roe art representatives. The Providence couple won the cake. the Lowell couple received a gold watch and Fall River people a diamond ring. The same band plans future appearances in leading New England cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Roe
New England
Sumny
Providence
Lowell
Fall River
Cake Walk and Hurdy-Gurdy Party at Roughan Hall
Fred Griffin and John Quigley hosted a cake walk and hurdy-gurdy party in Roughan Hall Charlestown drawing over 800 attendees from various colored clubs in the North and West Ends. The hurdy-gurdy program ran from 9 to midnight followed by the cake walk with an enormous, lively crowd and a large cake contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Fred Griffin
John Quigley
Fatal lamp filling ends in Lynn death
Mrs Estelle M Hovey wife of George H Hovey of 21 Adams Street Lynn was fatally burned while filling a kerosene lamp. Oil ran down the side and ignited her clothing causing a blaze she rolled in snow to extinguish flames but died at the hospital shortly before midnight.
Military Division 387 Holds Second Annual Ball in Charlestown
Military Division 387 A. O. H. of Charlestown staged its second annual ball at Monument Hall Charlestown with a staff of officers led by floor marshal Sergeant Edward Callahan assistant Cornelius Crowley floor director Major John T. Galvin fist assistant George W Long second assistant Captain John H. Helmut chief of aids Captain John G. Driscoll assistant First Lieutenant Daniel J. Flannagan directed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. OO. H
Charlestown
Monument Hall
Edward Callahan
Cornelius Crowley
John T. Galvin
George W. Long
John H. Helmut
John G. Driscoll
Daniel J. Flannagan
Worrying Piles and a Promised Cure in 19th Century Ad
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Dr Sematort's ointment claimed to treat piles. Mentions a night time application, alleged cures, and references to blindness or eye issues as possible side effects. Text is unclear and reads like marketing copy from an old medical advertisement.
Chief Consul Elliott Crowds L A W Delegates in Twelve Day Roundup
Chief Consul Sterling Elliott of this State launches a two week tour to round up L A W delegates for the national assembly. He plans to press into Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois and parts of the South while maintaining that Potter lacks no solid backing. Elliott hints at a major political surprise but offers no specifics. The contest appears to shift from New Jersey to Pennsylvania amid charges of political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Sterling Elliott
Elliott
National Assembly
West
Illinois
C. Frank Kircher
Ohio
Indiana
Boston
George D. Gideon
Wheelmen Celebrate New Year With Club Socials Across Boston
Boston cycling clubs hosted New Year festivities blending rides, polo, and receptions. Mass Bicycle Club met at Back Bay riding school for a party with fancy riding, races, dancing, and a late New Year run to Back Bay Fens. Trinity Cycle Club and Roxbury Club held gatherings with entertainments and oyster supper. Tiger Roadsters marked the night at Dorchester clubhouse with a varied program for about a hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Back Bay
Massachusetts Avenue
Messrs. Bowser
Westby
Clay
Captain Peck
Back Bay Fens
Trinity Cycle Club
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Overman Wheel creditors plan revival at Chicopee Falls
Creditors meeting at Chicopee Falls with Overman Wheel Company to resume production early next week. About $500,000 of the $648,000 indebtness is covered by agreements. First National Bank of Boston may add $25,000 in new loan. Shop orders now listed at $371,000, up from $250,008, signaling strong creditor support and anticipated production restart Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Overman Wheel Company
Chicopee Falls
John Cary
First National Bank of Boston
A. H. Overman
Bicycle Gossip Headlinesracing Chatter From The Circuit
John B Fowler of Waltham lies critically ill at Waltham City Hospital. Worcester tandem team Egberg and Casey seek pro work in New York with Michael pacing outfit. Jay Eaton has won 26 of 30 races and reportedly earned 3300. Michael declines $3000 to ride in St Louis. Other riders sail home or seek foreign trips as Dunlop peeks return plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Fowler
Waltham
Waltham City Hospital
Victor Egberg
J. F. Casey
Worcester
New York
Michael
Shafer
Jay Eaton
Eddie McDuffee
Edouard Taylore
Saenger Hall
Philapopen
Starbuck
Gaston Rivierre
America
Stephane
Dreadnaught Tire Company
Paris
Newhouse and
Welnig
Buffalo Professionals
Jimmy Michael
St. Louis
Dunlop
Harvard Wins Intercollegiate Chess Trophy
In the semi final today at New York Southard of Harvard defeated Dana of Princeton in 41 moves. The win secures the trophy for Harvard for another year as no other rival can reach Harvard’s total of eight points already scored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southard
Harvard
Dana
Princeton
Rusie Heads Major League Batting Averages
Amos Rusie of the New York Baseball Club leads the league in the latest averages released by President Young. The full pitcher averages are to follow, but Rusie tops the list among the major league performers according to the tabulated figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amos Rusie
New York Baseball Club
Young
John Leary Stabbing Leads to Charlestown Arrest
Charles H. McCarthy, 20, of 12 Perrin Street Charlestown, was arrested last night by Station II officers on charges of assault and battery against John J. Leahey, 22. The incident occurred in Charlestown and McCarthy faces related preliminary proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. McCarthy
Perrin Street
Charlestown
John J. Leahey
New Leader Emerges in City Bowling League Standings
In the latest city bowling results Meyers jumped into first place after defeating Carruth and Boylston, while Carruth and Boylston and Hub are tied for second. Hub toppled Boylstons by nearly 100 pins in two strings as Sudbury’s Starkweather and Millay excelled with over 500 each, Starkweather posting 643. Murray & Irwin beat the home team by 33 pins in a slow game at McCarthy’s alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruth and
Boylston
Meyers
Boylstons
Carruth
Sudbury
Starkweather
Millay
Fettle
McCarthy’s
Murray & Irwin
New Year Parade in Union Square Ends With City Flag Salute
A rain drenched New Year celebration in New York saw a vast crowd witness a grand parade led by Colonel George M. Smith. After a long march past police escorts and diverse floats, a midnight flag salute honored New York City as Christmas snow gave way to cold air and bright fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Square
George M. Smith
Sixtyninth Regiment
McLaughlin
San Francisco
New York
National Guard
Suburban Interclub League meets at Dudley Clubhouse
Six clubs attended last evening as the Suburban Interclub League held its meeting at the Dudley Association Clubhouse. The rules committee found Parker and Apshelm of the Old Dorchester Club eligible to bowl and the board of managers sustained the committee's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburban Interclub League
Dudley Association
Messrs. Parker
Apshelm
Dorchester
Keswicks Drop Two Of Three In Duck Pin Series
In Brockton on December 81 the Keswicks lost two of three to the South Ends in the Old Colony Duck Pin League, dropping to second place behind the Belvideres. The nights scores were South Ends 488 413 412 for 1268 and Keswicks 306 409 413 for 1223.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Keswicks
South Ends
Old Colony
Belvideres
South End
Metropolitans Take Three Wins In Old Colony Duck Pin League
In Brockton on December 81 the Metropolitans swept three games from Whitman in the Old Colony Duck Pin League. Bates led with a 26 score and a top string of 101 as the Metropolitans posted 407 in game one and 1290 total, Whitman 890 and 1220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Oll
Old Colony
Bates
Whitman
Tug of War Title Bout Between Independent and Gloucester A C
A major tug of war for 200 dollars and gate receipts pits the Independent four of this city against Gloucester A C in City Hall Gloucester tonight. Both teams are in peak form after a month of training. A large Boston delegation travels on the 6 20 train and bets are expected to run high. The Gloucester team includes Winn Winslow and Arthur Gill with freshmen Charles Hart and Ed Winslow joining. Boston captain P J Clement leads the Independents with Coffey Hess Garten and Clements after him. The match seeks state and New England supremacy with the Independents holding a strong heat record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester A. C
City Hall
Gloucester
New England
Winn Winslow
Arthur Gill
Charles Hart
Ed Winsow
Boston
Pp. J. Clements
Ninth Regiment
P. J. Coffey
Irven Hess
P. H. Garten
J. Clements
Gloucester Independents
Ieee
New Year’s Eve Parade Horses Injure Dozens on Broadway
In New York on December 31 frightened horses bolted during the New Year’s parade, imperilling crowds on Broadway and Bleecker Street. Ten persons were severely injured, with perhaps a dozen more hurt in the panic that followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Bleecker Street
Passing of Brooklyn marks birth of Greater New York
At Brooklyn City Hall a ceremonial transfer to Greater New York was marked with decorations and souvenir programmes. Mayor Wurster and ex mayors attended as St Clair McKelway spoke on From Greater to Greater and Will Carleton read The Passing of Brooklyn. About 10 000 guests joined a midnight bell and city greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Greater
Brooklyn City Hall
McKelway
Mreyor
City Hall
Croker and Tammany Return From Lakewood
Richard Croker and Tammany leaders return to New York from Lakewood New Jersey amid a festive mood. They are driven to the Murraitt Hotel where leaders gather for an informal reception as the group nears the end of the old year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
Richard Croker
Tammany
Lakewood
N. J
Mr. Croker
Murraitt Hotel
Havelock Wilson England Visit Discuss Seamen Union
Mr J Havelock Wilson spoke in Washington on a plan to build up the international seamen union and secure better life safety and crew standards. He cited 30 000 idle British port workers and urged larger crews and broader cooperation among ports during a Boston to New York train itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Havelock Wilson
M. B
Fursueth
Washington
Wilson
J. Wilson
United States
National Union
New York
Boster
Suffolk County Gounty Convention Held in Dexter Hall
An A C H Gount y Con vention of the H of Suffolk county met in Dexter Hall Wells Mem n g with President William J Cronin presiding. The report from James A McFaul noted arbitration of a dispute between wings. resolutions condemned Irish imprisonment in English jails. new divisions were requisitioned and parade matters discussed. County presidents were instructed to coordinate divisional regents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Dexter Hall
Wells Memning
William J. Cronintendance
William J. Cronin
Aansac
James A. McFaul
Boston
Fitchburg Woman Passed Bar Exam Promoted to Oath
Frances Gillette of Fitchburg successfully passed the bar exams and prepared to take the oath this afternoon. Mrs Hartwell, widow of the late Judge H. Hartwell, had objected but later withdrew the protest, leaving the admission to the bar to proceed after Judge Bond referred the matter to the State Board whose duties begin tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Frances Gillette
Fitch
Cambridge Aldermen Host Informal Year End Gathering
Cambridge aldermen met at Russell Bradford's residence on ward street for an informal year end gathering. Most attendees were present except Alderman Spalding who remained ill. Guests included Mayer Sortwell Messenger Pratt committee members McDuffee Brandon and A J Fairbanks. Mrs Bradford greeted guests and refreshments and stories filled the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bradford
Th Bridge Board of Aldermen
Ward Street
Alderman Spalding
Mayer Sortwell
Messenger Pratt
McDuffee
City Brandon
A. J. Fairbanks
Bradford
Lipton Knighted in London Charity Honor
London reports Mr Thomas Lipton, millionaire provision merchant, knighted today for his donation of £2 to the Princess of Wales fund aiding London's outcast poor in celebration of the Queen's Jubilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomaston
Lipton
Princess of Wales
New Orleans Race Day Ends With Close Finishes Across Five Stakes
In New Orleans on Dee 31 racing day the track and weather drew large crowds as Tai shared betting honors with NEW ORLEANS in the second race where a hard drive to the purse occurred. Five selling events over distances from five furlongs to one mile produced multiple close finishes with favorites and longshots mixing in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Dee
Tai
Nancy Combs
Saratoga
Solution
T Jmne
Berth Nell
Dazzel
Keele
Montethe
Carnegie
Tom Kingsley
Crys
T. Burns
Ben Frost
Campbell
Tabouret
Seaport
Tole Simmons
G Ford
Logistic
Gath
Harry Duke
C. Combs
David
Aker
Old Dominion
Cliquot
Hirsch
Peterman
Southard
Brighton
Georg
B. Cox
Minnie Mu Wolsey
Bill Arnett
Sister Clara
Lew
Terranet
L. Smit
Ultima
Bell
Booze
Jim Conway
Albertale
High Test
Jn Bryant
Mollle
Nezzo
Imperio
Turbyville
Kis
Racing results at Ingleside track San Fe December
Weathall track fast at Ingleside. Prince Tyrant wins 11-16 mile purse with Second and Seamar third. Polish runner Seamar places second with Miss Prim third. Abina second in 11-16 mile. Cabrillo wins one mile purse with Rey Dela Tierra second and Bernardille Marquise third. Time for the last race 2:41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San FE
Weathall
Ingleside Ay
Hirst Urse
Prince Tyrant
Texarkana
Seamar I
Miss Prim
Prince Blazes Abina
Main Bar
Lord * You
May W
Libertine
Bernardille Marquise
Souffle
Cabrillo
Itu
Rey Dela Tierra
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Father Knickerbocker
Miss Brooklyn
Andrew H. Green
Greater New York
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