Malden leads in Greater Boston bowling scores evening
Light rolling marked the Greater Boston league meeting with low totals and bursts of high scores. Malden beat Rexford 1440 with Roberts top score of 311, while Carruth helped defeat Allston after a 435 tie, and Cambridge swept Chelsea Square.
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Greater Boston League
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Rexford
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Allston
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Chelsea Square
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Smith
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Donaldson
Robson
Sullivan
Goodwin
Smith Seeee
Spillane
Hanley
Knights of Columbus match at Somerset alleys ends with Fitton sole straight win
Fitton delivered the only straight win for the Knights of Columbus league at Somerset alleys last evening against Chelsea. Medford Charles town North Cambridge Dedham and St. John also recorded victories in other matches.
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Knights of Columbus
Somerset
Chelsea
Medford
Charlestown
North Cambridge
Dedham
St. John
Hamilton Wins Five Mile Roller Skate Race
Between six to eight thousand spectators watched the five mile professional race at Park Square Rink last evening. Hamilton won the event with Merritt in second place, delivering an exciting contest from start to finish. A prior boys race, won by English with Russell second, energized the program.
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Park Square Rink
Hamilton
Merritt
English
Russell
Spared by Strike: Veteran Bowler Saves Comrades in War
A Civil War veteran recalls using a spent cannon ball as a bowling ball to halt pursuers at Antietam. He aimed and struck the Confederate captain within 20 yards, causing the unit to falter and letting his group reach safety. The tale ends with cigars passed around by Billy Ferris.
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Billy Ferris
Brad
Antietam
Andersonville
Newtowne Beats Brockton In Amateur Battle Pin Opener
In Brockton Jan 4 Commercial lost two of three games to Newtowne Cambridge in the Amateur Battle Pin league opener. Clarkson led with a 215 single game and 565 total as Newtowne posted 2534 to Commercial 2529.
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Brockton
Commercial
Newtowne
Cambridge
Clarkson
Oe Kemp
Crocker
Reed
Kingman
Waters
Payee Cay
Thatcher
Skinner
Perkins
Madison Square Garden 660 Yard Race Set as Yale Meets Parsons
Parsons of Yale Hillman and Melvin Sheppard will clash in a 660 yard indoor race at Madison Square Garden on Feb 9. The winner receives one of Lon Myers caps as New York fans expect a record attempt.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Parsons
Yale
Hillman
Melvin Sheppard
New York Sport
Lon Myers
New Autos Registered Week Ending with list of buyers
Twenty nine new autos were registered for the week ending last night. The records show buyers including Henry P. King Beverly Packard Walter L Stevens Jr West Somerville City of Springfield Water Dept. Harras Cushman Middleboro Cadillac Robert Sawyer Boston Jeffery Alexander Chisholm Roxbury Frederick W Jackson Cambridge Olds Ralph Hopkins East Dennis Ford Albert Leach Newtonville Maxwell Edward Lovering Taunton Packard Alexander W Phillips Jamaica Plain Jeffery Miles Mank Brookline Columbia Boston Elevated Railway Company Boston Buick John H Patterson Brookline Stevens-Duryea Anna M Whiting Newton Pierce Frank H Page Springfield Ford Allen S Whiting Brookline Maxwell Kenneth C Shannon Mansfield Agnes W Van Brunt Milton Packard Edmund D Codman Boston Ford Ralph Kent Attleboro James Hartness Spring field Stevens-Duryes Ransom Fuller Brookline Packard Albert J Hodgdon Chelsea Stanley Herbert H White Willis F Holmes Newton Stanley
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Packard. Mae
N. KE. Tel. & Tel. Co
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Boston
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Kenwood Street
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East Dennis
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Summer Street
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Roanoke Street
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Washington Street
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
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Brush Hill Road
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Beacon Street
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South Main Street
Attleboro
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Orchard Street
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Ransom
Fuller
Sewall Avenue
Albert J. Hodgdon
Parker Street
Chelsea
Herbert H. White
Stearns Road
Willis EF. Holmes
Church Street
Newton
East Boston Loses to Newport Naval Reserves 24 to 12
Newport Rhode Island January 4 East Boston A A fell to the Newport Naval Reserves 24 to 12 in a fast game. Burke of East Boston injured a leg while Foach and Harvey led the home team and Jim Crowley and Corbett starred for the visitors. A return match is planned at East Boston three weeks hence.
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East Boston A. A
Newport Naval Reserves
Burke
East Boston
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Harvey
Jim Crowley
Corbett
Boston College cancels big meet plans after loan dispute
At a Boston College A A meeting the proposed meet in Mechanics Hall was called off. A letter from George W Brown of the B A A stated paraphernalia could not be loaned without discriminating against other associations. The annual open games move to the college gym on James Street February 27.
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Mechanics’ Hall
George W. Brown
James Street
Jamaica Plain Boy To Pitch For Fall River
Patrick C. W. Thornton of Jamaica Plain has been offered a tryout as pitcher by Fall River manager John H. O'Brien of the New England league. He has pitched for West Roxbury A. C. for two years and has been elected captain for next season.
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Patrick C. W. Thornton
Jamaica Plain
John H. O’brien
Fall River
Thornton
West Roxbury A. C
Boston College Track Team Candidates Called Out
Boston College track team candidates were called out yesterday with about 30 reporting to Coach McCarthy. No work was done, but active training starts Monday. Last year’s men reported and indications point to a very fast team. McCarthy has coached many stars in sprint and distance events, including Bill Mc Vickar Charley OConnell and Eugene Hodgekinson.
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Boston College
McCarthy
Bill’ McVickar
Charley’’ O'Connell
Eugene ‘Hodgekinson
Harvard Batsmen Barred From Early Practice
Harvard athletic committee announces no baseball practice for varsity or freshmen until February 15, reversing a long custom. Faculty cites studies neglected and lack of real value in early cage sessions. Captain Dexter urged opening early but was overruled. late start may hasten candidate dropoffs.
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Harvard Athletic Committee
Harvard
Dexter
Dorchester High Defeats East Boston 24 to 20 in Big Game
Dorchester High School defeated East Boston 24 20 after leading 11 10 at halftime. Keenan and Hoernle starred for Dorchester while Sheridan and Swint led East Boston. Dorchester second team won 10 8. Attendance about 750.
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Noddle Island
McGovern
Dorchester Boys
Keenan
Hoernle
Dorchester
Sheridan
Swint
Dorchester High
Albee
East
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English High Defeats Brighton Five 37 to 16
English High defeated Brighton High 37 to 16 at Brighton yesterday. O Hearn and Corill starred as English High led throughout with strong floor scoring from Lally Cronin and Kelliher. Referee Snyder. Umpire Babcock. attendance 95.
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English High
Brighton High
O'Hearn
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Ailey Eel
L G
Starkey Cpohid
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Woodlock Moon
Todd Kelliher
Monee
Bailey Coupagaet
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Snyder
Babcock
Brookline High Rout Comer's College 86 to 8
Brookline High defeated Comer's Commercial College 86 to 8 at Brookline. Key Brookline players included Stevens and Clune with multiple scoring efforts while Edgar and Putney stood out for Comer's. Attendance reached about 400 as Kendrick Clune Daniels Stevens and Tierney led Brookline's scoring.
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Commercial College
Brookline
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Edgar andPutney
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C. Wendack
L. G
Tierney Clune
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Comer's College
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Watertown Ekes Out 27 23 Victory Over Brown and Nichols
Watertown High School defeated Brown and Nichols 27 to 23 at the local YMCA. McGuire and High starred for the visitors while Brown and Howard led Watertown as the pace swung with several ties before Watertown pulled ahead in the second half.
South Boston Falls to Boston Latin 24 to 10 in Hoops
Boston Latin School defeated South Boston High 24 to 10 yesterday afternoon. Sullivan Allison and Carey stood out with scoring contributions as Boston Latin led from the opening whistle.
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Boston Latin
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Boston Latin School
South Boston
Mulan Fe
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Mcdonald Allison
Doyle Rinkel
Carey
Churchwards
Be Bis
Aitasiscas
Joy
Floor
Wish
Sullivan
Allison
Churchward
Malden High to Play Two Games Tonight
Malden High School Alumni basketball team will meet the All Stars of Cambridge at Stanwood Mall gym tonight. A second game features Malden High 1909 and Reading High School second team. The former has not been beaten this year and only once last year by Newton Y M C A Juniors.
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Malden High School
All Stars of
Cambridge
Stanwood Mall
Reading High School
Newton Y. M. GC. A
East Boston Locals Seek Away Games With Fast Teams
Edward Anderson of 30 Wadsworth Street East Boston requests arrangements for away basketball games targeting fast teams.
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East Boston
Edward Anderson
Wadsworth Street
Institute Five Triumphs Over Norfolk A A 44 to 7
The Institute five defeated Norfolk A A 44 to 7 in Institute Hall last night marking their 20th win of the season. Lineup featured J Churchward Defora Miagor and Murray along with McPartlan Nystrom and McCarthy helping secure the victory.
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Institute Five
Norfolk A. A
Institute Hall
Norfolks
J. Churchward
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Defora Miagoor
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AR Ee Hs Hae Ag
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Eisseri
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McCarthy Score—Institute
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Unglaub Stahl Trade Denied in Boston and Washington Gossip
Rumors swirl as Unglaub seeks major league return amid trade chatter with Jake Stahl. No waivers filed by Boston or Washington yet, keeping potential deals in limbo. Fans await word as Barneys and Dreyfuss plan training at French Lick Springs, with both clubs possibly present.
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Washington
Jake Stahl
Hugh McBreen
Tle
Barney Dreyfuss
French Lick Springs
Boston National
Boston
Pittsburg
Dreyfuss
Dorchester High Alumni Beat Centrals 25 to 15 in Gym
Dorchester High Alumni defeated the Centrals of Lowell 25 to 15 in a Dorchester High School gym game before about 500 fans. Wish brothers Wheelock and Jones starred for Dorchester while O Loughlin Bisbee and Pierson shone for Lowell. Beverly A A beat Baracas 33 to 25 in the following matchup.
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Centrals
Lowell
Dorchester High School
Wish Brothers
Wheelock and Jones
Dorchester
O’loughlin
Bisbee
Pierson
Dorchester-Lowell
Baracas
Beverly A. A
Beverly
East Boston Games Feature Somerville A A Opponent
East Boston Catholic Literary Association teams host Somerville A A tonight at Lyceum Trail in East Boston. EF BCLA second team faces Vaughn Prep. School. Somerville captain is Leo Hafford, baseball pitcher.
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Somervile A.A
Lyceum Trail
East Boston
Vaughn Prep
Leo Hafford
Somerville Five
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