Pins in Full Blast as Night Meets Record Sprint
The lively night saw a flurry of strikes and pins falling at high speed as competitors delivered a fast paced frame. Organizers reported strong turnout and anticipation for the next session.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1898
Page
3
Boston Athletic first team rolls to 2761 in bowling clash
The Boston Athletic first team defeated the B A A second team with a 2761 total the highest with regulation pins. Two first team string totals set records 979 in the first 949 in the last string. Wardwell led the second team with a 219 single string as every first team bowler exceeded 500 for three strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic
Wardwell
Smith
Woodeeneeres
Fuller
Eam
Tris St
Owler
Wellington
Lawrence Ones
Presbrey Sene
Ainsworth
Oxford Club Interclub Wins Tie With Reading A C
In Lynn at the Oxford Club Interclub games against Reading A C the home team won two contests and tied two. Billiards totals show Oxford J H Parke 150 Cushman 150 for 300 while Reading Elliott 105 Scott 105 for 210. Pool scores list Oxford E G Parke 60 Johnson 47 total 107 Reading Clark 39 Twombly 60 total 99. Witte totals 312 for Oxford and 312 for Reading A C. Bowling:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Oxford Club
Reading A. C
Oxfords
J. H. Parke
Cushman
Elliott
Scott
E. G. Parke
Johnson
Eee
A. C
Clark
Twombly
Witte -Oxfords
Melrose Athletic Club Sweeps Interclub Contests
The Melrose Athletic Club defeated the Jeffrey Winter Club of East Boston in all four Interclub games. Winners include Melrose Billiards with 300 total over Jeffrey W. Bond 149 Schwar 139, Peel Melrose A C 60 58, Whittaker 61 McKie 60 for 111. Whist forfeited to Melrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Melrose Athletic Club
Jeffrey Winter Club
Boston
Eraneey Billiards
A. C
Brown
Eaton
Jeffrey
Bond
Schwar
Peel
Melrose A. C
Boerum
Palmer
Jeffrey W. C
Whittaker
McKie
Victo ries for American Watch and New England News Co at Boylston
In the Mercantile League at Boylston alleys last evening American Watch beat John P. Squire by 200 pins, Saunders scoring 522 for three strings. New England News Co defeated Winch Bros easily, with two players exceeding 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
American Watch
New England News Co
John P. Squire
Saunders
Winch Bros
Wyman
NEW England News
Tetet
Aazlor Eeeveenesesees
Ory Ee Eeeseee
Enee Ee
St Augustine's Edges St Mary's In Bowling Match
St Augustine's beat St Mary's 2241 to 2182 at Roughan's alleys Charlestown in the first of a three game series. The scores list follows the opening totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Augustine’s
St.mary’s
St. Mary’s
Roughan's Alleys
Charlestown
St. Augustines
Club Rivalry Sparks Alley Showdown at the Hub
The Glenwood Club of Somerville clashed with the Charlestown Cycle Club over tie ins at the Hub alleys last evening, signaling a heated confrontation between rival groups in a busy sports venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Club
Somerville
Charlestown Cycle Club
Charles
Carruth alleys set high scores and slips in standings
Eastman of the Charlestown Club bowled 984 across five strings at Carruth alleys last week. Merose A C lost their first bowling match in two seasons to Newtowne but won their first whist game of the season against Cambridge players. Boylston suffered season defeats in Candle Pin and Battle Pin Leagues to Murray and Irwin at their alleys. Wilby led Roxbury alleys roll-off with 287. Morrison claimed top single and three-string prelim totals, scoring 111 and buying cigars for the group. A St James vs Sudbury candle pin game at St James alleys drew large crowds. teams tied for first in Division B. A published BA A Circuit League standing error is corrected to 9–6, and Riverdale Casino should be 7–8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Eastman
Charlestown
Carruth
Merose A. C
Newtowne
Cambridge
Boylston
Murray & Irwin
Roxbury
Wilby
Morrison
St. James
Sudbury
Riverdale Casino
Finals of weekly roll off at St James alleys
Barry won first prize with 289 for 7 dollars in the weekly roll off at St James alleys. MccAllan took second with 267 for 5 dollars and Martin was third with 257 for 3 dollars. Other bowlers and scores were Duffy 253 McKee 248 Murphy 2409 Bradbury 237 Sullivan 230 J Sullivan 229 Crosby 217.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Barry
MccAllan
Martin
Duffy
McKee
Murphy
Bradbury
Sullivan
J. Sullivan
Crosby
Hicks midwinter sale opens at Combination Park Medford
A busy crowd attended Hicks midwinter sale at Combination Park Medford with Fred M. Montague auctioneering assisted by W. Emerson McAfee New York. Prices generally low though several horses fetched above hundred dollars including Nelly Bruce bought by Frank Hayden for 1500 and Weed Wilkes bought by T. F. Corey for 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination Park
Medford
Fred M. Montague
W. Emerson McAfee
New York
Bruce
Billy Hamilton
Boston
Clinton
Nelly Bruce
Lexington
T. Libby
John Lackie
Thamesford
Ont
Frank Hayden
W. H. Blight
Elmira
N. Y
Weed Wilkes
T. F. Corey
TP. F. Corey
Landlord
J. H. Nay
Ceaee
FE. S. Choate
William Chandler
Pocatello
Thomas Johnson
H. B. Jacobs
Etta K
Lady Briggs
W. F. Bennett
Pathwood
Jewett Farnham
Patrice
Colonel Galvin
Evexea
Bard Palmer
Selle
David Newman
Bexest (Kee
Warrener Boone
Perana
J. F. MacDowell
C. S. Harper
Resignations and reorganization at Horsemen's Association meeting
At New York meeting of the Horsemen's Protective Association directors I L Carside resigned as vice president and became secretary while Matthew Byrnes was elected director. The board adopted a rule barring trainers and jockeys from membership unless they are horse owners, prompting Fred Littlefield to resign and leave his Morris employment amid criticism of his ties to the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Horsemen’s Protective Association
I. L. Carside
W. C. Hollins
Matthew Byrnes
Fred Littlefield
A. H
D.H. Morris
Five-horse card at New Orleans features Bombardon upset
A New Orleans racing card showed five selling races with large fields. Bombardon shocked long odds at 100 to 1 before drifting to victory in the fourth race. Mazarine, Tremona and other favorites won or placed, with times ranging from 1 22 to 1 45 for the mile distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mazarine
Tremona
Bombardon
Rushfields
Guiierez
Liswanna
I. Thompson
Jim Hogg
Eastry
Ultima
Viscount
Ilia
Dave S
Hibernia Queen
Minnie Murphy
Fallax
Vanessa
Timorah
Mazar
Elkin
Southard
Oreusa
Dugan
Hano Belle
Ettarre
Judge Bullock
John Sullivan
Sound Sense
Harry S
Gatewood
Lobengula
Hirsch
Tranby III
Beterman
George B. Cox
Sister Clara
Swordsman
Impetro
Mount Washington
Briggs
Prince of India
Sue Sue
Wethanna
Vera
van Dusen
McMillan
W. Dean
Brown Berry
Reeater
Ovation
Playboy
Cora Nella
Jeanor Mc
Little Thorn
Patsy
Ingleside Racecard Results From January Day
San Francisco racing at Ingleside shows Velox, Dr. Sharp, The Roman, Argentina, Cash Day, and Fashion Plate winning respective sprints and routes. Notable runners include Little Singer Rufalba Martha N Horatio Red Glenn and Charles Reiff in placings across seven races with times listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Ingleside
Velox
Little Singer
Rufalba
Dr. Sharp
Official
Martha N
the Roman
Horatio
Red Glenn
Field Signs On To Play First Base For Buffalo
Jim Field is signed to be Buffalo's first baseman for next season. The Baltimore club will conduct spring practice in Thomasville or Macon Georgia starting March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Field
Buffalo
Baltimores
Thomasville
Macon
Columbia University
Ninth Regiment
New York
Inquirer
Donaldson
Gravesend Bay
New York Harbor
California Jockey Club
Garratt Cochran
Princeton
University of California
Robinson
McGraw
Johns Hopkins
Lewisville
Twineham
St. Paul
Dixon
Providence
Fuller
Mas+haffy
Ceda
Rapids
Melbourne
Ras
Columbia Rowing Association Elects Officers in East Boston
The Columbia Rowing Association held a semi annual election of officers last evening in East Boston. Daniel Leahy was named president Ed ward Ivis vice president David Harrigan treasurer Charles Iford clerk Frank Greene captain and trustees J Casey William Shaugh peseey L Hayes Benjamin Schantz. The club plans winter entertainments featuring addresses on aquatic and other athletic sports by prominent gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Rowing Association
East
Boston
Daniel IF
Leahy
Edward J. Ivis
David Harrigan
Charles Iford
Frank Greene
J. Casey
William Shaughpeseey
L. Hayes
Benjamin Schantz
Harvard Team Candidates Meet Tonight for Mott Haven Trip
Harvard candidates for the Mott Haven team hold a meeting tonight with prominent graduates including Morrison who held a 4:38 mile record in the 1880s. The plan envisions sending first and second place winners to England to face Oxford and Cambridge victors next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Mott Haven
Morrison
England
Lathrop
Philadelphia
Ellis
Pennsylvania
Goodridge
Yale
Brown
Pole
Crimson
Ocean
Tech
Dorchester
Spy Pond
Arlington
Beardsell
Stevens
Baldwin
Matteson
Hardy
Hopkinson
Hoxie
Clement
Roxbury
Abell Exits Brooklyn Baseball Club After $100000 Losses
F A Abell withdraws as principal backer of the Brooklyn Baseball Club citing cumulative losses near 100000 across fifteen years. He notes 25000 loss in the last two years and says Ebbetts aims to buy out minority interests, with Abell planning to leave by February 1 if the deal proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
F. A. Abell
Brooklyn Baseball Club
The
Brotherhood
American Association
Byrne
Players’ League
Skaters Given Daily Bulletin for Best Boston Areas
The Boston Athletic Association will send a daily skating bulletin to the Post naming top skating sites around Boston. It warns skaters to avoid unsafe ice near bridges dams and bends. Good surfaces listed include Felsmere Park Pond Malden Jamaica Pond Jamaica Plain and others with notes on local flooded rinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Association
Boston
Felsmere Park Pond
Burnt Hollow
Malden
South Boston
East Second Street
Locust Street
Jamaica Pond
Jamaica Plain
Good Franklin
Blue Hill Avenue
Putterham Meadows
Chestnut Hill
West Charles River
Dedham
Felsmere Park
South
A. A. Park
Good of Country Club
Spy Pond
Arlington
Lower Mystle Lake
West
Mediora Abies Hs
Charles River
Riverside
Upper Falls
Newton Highlands
Aeually
Fair Kendrick’s
Nahanton Street
Interscholastic Hockey and Local Races Report
Lyman leads Somerville on Newtowne list as BP H 8 meets Roxbury Latin at Franklin Meld at 3 30. Newton Club teams with three Canadian players W D and W B Donaldson and B Hodgson. Newton hockey likely vs Harvard next Saturday at Riverside. Wakefield cancels games as team not ready. Dorchester loses 2 0 to Stoneham at Spy Pond amid foul disputes. Boston Latin captain is L B Conness. Malden championship races scheduled next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Stoneham
Stonehaws
Unclear Score Ledger From Rhode Island Matches
Fragmentary OCR lists locations and scores in a Rhode Island context with Providence and New Bedford mentions. It shows mixed city names and numbers, but lacks coherent event details or dates to determine a clear outcome.
Baldwin Wins $2500 in Suit Against St. Louis Club Owner
The Supreme Court affirmed the Common Pleas Court ruling awarding pitcher Mark Baldwin $2500 in a damage suit against Chris Von Der Ahe, owner of the St. Louis Baseball Club, in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court Today
Common Pleas Court of Pittsburg
Mark Baldwin
Chris. von der Ahe
St. Louis
Boxing Gossip Sparks New Legislation and Big Fights
The piece notes an impending boxing bill in the House drawn by experienced minds for humane aims. It previews Tracy and Ross's class program and an Empire Associates entertainment with novelties. It highlights Sammy Kelly versus Billy Rochford at Polo Grounds and discusses O Brien Burge tensions and Corbett Fitz rumors with potential fights at Klondike or Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy and
Ross
Joe Reilly
Joe Lynch
Professor Robinson
Empire Associates
Polo A
Palmer
Kelly
Rochford
America
New York
Allie Alberts
Oscar Gardner
Mike Sears
Chicago
Dick O'’Brien
Dick Burge
Frank Craig
Burge
Police
Corbett
Fitz
Klondike
Dan Stuart
Carson City
Dan
O’rourke-Lumley
Coney Island
George V. Tuohey
Brady foresees Corbett Fitzsimmons bout in Carson City
William A. Brady, manager of James J. Corbett, says a Corbett versus Fitzsimmons fight is likely and would be held in Carson City. He notes Fitzsimmons needs new attractions while Corbett draws crowds, and expects Corbett to be ready soon with no plans for pictures of the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
William A. Brady
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Fitzsimmer
Fitzsimmons
Siler
Trim
Brady
Carson City
I"itzsimimons
Harvard battery candidates named for upcoming season
Harvard announces 12 hopefuls for the battery. Pitchers include Cozzens Bacon Morse and McCormick with Cozzens as the standout. Catchers feature Davis Singer Reid Blair and Williams with Davis as the veteran. Training will focus on gym work, light pitching, and a general call after mid year exams in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Wallie Rand
Hemmenway Gymnasium
Paine
Scannel
Captain Rand
George F. Cozzens
J. WF. Bacon
S. W. Morse
Ralph R. Rumery
Charles P. Slade
B. A. Frank
Charles A. MacDonald
J. P. Doran
W. F. Dill
Davis
Carey Building
Large Roxbury Meagher A A meets at 18 Swett Street
The Thomas Francis Meagher A A of Roxbury held a major meeting at their hall with 63 members present as four candidates were initiated and eleven propositions considered. Patrick Guiney was elected president with Timothy McCarthy as vice president. Captain John J. Hickey announced immediate tug-of-war practice. A vote of thanks was given to the 98 celebration committee and to the Boston management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Francis Meagher
Roxbury
A. A
Swett Street
Patrick Guiney
Brother Scanlan
Timothy McCarthy
John J. Hickey
Peter P. Veale
Daniel Hurley
Vermont wheelmen chief consul faces amateur status charge
The national racing board of the League of American Wheelmen impeaches Vermont division chief consul B. C. Rogers over a race with cash prizes. A mail vote will decide if he shifts to professional status, forcing abdication if approved. Rogers claims he rode as a clown, not a competitor, a defense deemed weak by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
National Racing Board
League of American Wheelmen
Vermont
B. C. Rogers
Rogers
Racing Board
Consul Rogers
New England
League
Midwinter Meet of Massachusetts Cycling Association to Stage Minstrel
The Massachusetts division L A W announces a mammoth minstrel show for its midwinter meet. Manager Arthur K. Peck invites clubs to send 109 voice volunteers for a consolidated chorus with twelve end men. Rehearsals set at White Cycling Academy on Tremont Street next Sunday at 2:39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Arthur K. Peck
Consolidated Chorus
Massachusetts B. C
P. Cc. C
Suffolk B. C
Roslindale C. C
Charlestown C. C
Review Club Cyclers
Ostonian C. C
Middlesex C. C
Roxbury C. C
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Boston College
A. W
Mattapan Road Club
Somerville C. C
Malden C. C
Cambridgeport C. C
Tiger Roadsters
W. B. Stephens
White Cycling Academy
Tremont Street
G. H. Lowe
White Company
Academy
City inaugurates Chelsea government with Mayor Littlefield
In Chelsea 1838 inaugural exercises opened with Mayor elect Seth J. Littlefield and the new board of Aldermen sworn in. Dennis A. O'Brien presided as senior alderman, George T. Roberts was chosen chairman, and George B. Gurney re-elected city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
City Hall
Colman Tilden, Jr
Dennis A. O’brien
R. Perry Bush
First Universalist Church
Littlefield
Prattville
Fitz Public
Battery H
Commonwealth
Roberts
Tilton
Martin
Hixon
Norton
Mitchell
McDonough
Beck
O’brien
Gould
Webber
Delano
Electrical
Duncan
Gill
Soley
Soler
Bicycle Gossip Reveals Rifts and Plans Across Circles
A detailed bicycle news roundup notes shifts in membership in New York and Pennsylvania, discusses West opposition to the Potter ticket and potential office demands, cites race meet ambitions in 1898, and reports social events and industry forecasts including six day races, national management tensions, and a Boston Wheelmen diary promotion.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Indianapolis
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Potter
A. T. Morganthaler
Ohio
Douglas Robert
St. Louis
Connolly
Illinois
Lynn
Henry J. Pote
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Tom Barnaby
Frank Waller
Pittsburg
Tiger Roadsters
Upham’s Corner
Boston College Association
Elliott Mason
Chelsea's Neva Station Police Court House Contract
The Chelsea Board of Aldermen awards the building contract to Keeney & Strout Bros for 33904 dollars and the plumbing and heating contract to Burkell & Co for 7281 dollars. The building must be completed by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Police and Public Property
Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Court House
Keeney & Strout Bros
Chelsea
Burkell & Co
Boston
Bullet Extracted From Head After Rival Shooting
In Montpelier Vermont on January 3 a bullet lodged near Mildred Brewster's left ear was removed at Heaton Hospital after she shot her rival Anna Wheele. Surgeons Chandler and Bisbee called the operation delicate but successful and said Brewster rested comfortably and would probably live.
Eccentric New York millionaire Christopher R. Robert shoots self
Christopher R. Robert a 68 year old contractor and retiree died in his La Rochelle apartment at 57 West Seventy-fifth Street after shooting himself. He left a fortune between 20 and 30 million dollars and had long displayed odd behavior over unfinished plans for La Rochelle. He had prior tensions with W K Vanderbilt over dogs on adjacent property and kept deer on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christopher R. Robert
la Rochelle
West Seventy-fifth Street
La _ Rochelle
Robert
Oakdale
L. I
W. K. Vanderbilt
Bryan to be Nominated for Congress by Fusionists
In Lincoln Nebraska fusionists plan to nominate William J. Bryan for Congress if he accepts. Opinion split on his probable response as he has not stated a position while seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. A complimentary banquet to formally invite him is set for Tuesday night.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Congress
Strode
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Boston Inaugural: Quincy Sworn Mayor as Field Administers Oath
Josiah Quincy was sworn in as Mayor of Boston yesterday by Chief Justice Field in a ceremony before 500 citizens. The joint convention of the City Council witnessed the oath and inaugural address in the decorated council chamber. The two bodies then organized, amid a council deadlock over the chairman, with Alderman Conry and Dyar each receiving six votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Quincy
City of
Boston
Justice Field
Supreme Court
Council
Alderman Presho
Board of Aldermen
Dyard
Lott
Dyar
Charles
Codman
Berwin
Conry
Common Council
Timothy J. Connolly
Ward
Samuel C. Jones
Connolly
Joseph O’kane
John F. Dever
J. Mitchell Galvin
Edward J. Leary
Messrs
Galvin
Dever
Leary
Quincey
Parker House
Priest
Thomas Mullen
Nat Robinson
Mullen
Man Charged With Manslaughter In New Year Pool Room Fight
Charles Porter aged 49 died from injuries after a scuffle in a pool room at 1219 Washington Street. Patrick Halley of 20 Hanson Street is in custody, initially charged with assault and battery, to be amended to manslaughter. Porter never regained consciousness and died at City Hospital. The Roxbury District Court may hear Halley today. Porter's body remains at the hospital morgue awaiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Porter
Samuel Hambro
Washington Street
City Hospital
Porter
Patrick Halley
Hanson Street
Halley
Aan
Roxbury
Les
Explosion on State highway injures two in Attleboro
Charles Rand of Newburyport was fatally injured with an eye blown out and severe limb injuries after dynamite exploded in a North Attleboro crevice while workers drilled on the state highway. George Healey, also hurt, suffered a broken wrist and multiple contusions. Rand was moved to Rhode Island Hospital in Providence in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attleboro
Charles Rand
Newburyport
George Healey
North Attleboro
Rand
Healey
Rhode Island Hospital
Providence
Military drill at Jeffries Point Rowing Association
Members of the division held last night at Maverick street hall for instruction under Captain George J. Lovett. A large attendance and good appearance suggest a strong showing at the annual parade. Next drill set for Maverick Hall Wednesday Jan 65 at 8 p.m. Gratitude expressed to Jeffries Rowing Association and the Boston Post for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
Maverick Street
George J. Lovett
Maverick Hall
Jeffries Rowing Association
Boston Post
Prominent Topsham Citizen Killed by Train Near Brunswick
Obed Merrill, a well known Topsham resident, was struck by a Lewiston freight train while walking on the railroad track about a mile north of Brunswick this afternoon and died almost instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Obed Merrill
Topsham
Lewiston
Morgan Firms Announce Debt Exchange Offer in 1920s
J. P. Morgan & Co. in New York and London report a contract with the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad to retire its entire bonded debt at or before maturity. They are prepared to receive up to 20 million dollars of bonds certificates or debentures for exchange into new 3.12 percent gold bonds of the railroad.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
London
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
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