James Bulldogs Sudbury In Candle Pin League Thriller
A large crowd watched St James defeat Sudbury 1286 to 1267 at St James alleys to lead Division B. Allen top scored with 294 as Kirby challenged for a $100 match, with Lavis to bowl at Norfolk alleys. Other winners included Hub, City Hall, Central, Meyers, Independents and Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
S&j. James
St. James’s
Allen
St. James
Bill’ Kirby
Kirby
Charlie Lavis
Norfolk
Mr. Lavis
Herman Long
Boylston
City Hall
Centrals
Meyers
Independents
Brooklines
Bowler
McAllen
Duffy
Murphy Eeres
Barry
Boles
Barnes
Mclaughlin
Eeee Eesere
Pali . Eee Eereasese
Kirby Eeeeeereneseeesese
Boylston. Ae
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Eeeeeseeseeseresses
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Bisa Eevee Eseseeerees
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Carruth’s
Pevebecavbeese Totallahan
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McMackin
Eeerreree
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Brookline Street
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Belvideres sweep South Ends in Old Colony Duck Pin league
Brockton report shows Belvideres beat South Ends three games to none with series totals 1277 to 1227. Whitmans also won two of three over Metropolitans though total pins were lower, margins shown in first to last games.
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Meyers
Ekeade Et Ae
Inby Ee Ewes Seeseenesse
ANG “Sc Ceeanwe Udewes Tun
Lexington
Newton
Old
Belfry
Murray & Irwin
Tapley
Harrison
Callahan Finnegan
Seeeesseeesege
Newton Club
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Wiler. . Game
Sp. Soo
Bunti Eeeeee
Grime. Og . Ppay. Vesvivee
Murray & Irwin's
M. & L Independen Scully
Eree
Limber
Bates Eeeereeeees
POMS
Ces Aes Ce Cauis
McIisaac
Eeee
Old Belfry
Byrnes
Ieee Ae
Meeks
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Reed Aeee
M'Carthy
Pea Eeseeve
Stone
McCarthy
Eversesseseses
Kin
Eeee Eeereese
Jouve Eeresee
McDonough Eevee Eneees
Pythian Alleys
Becbs Ceus Vecees
Bickford Eeeessees Reseses
Devine
McPhillips Seeveeeeee
Commings Sleep Aveubanes
Pythian
Bradbury
Brockton
Belvideres
South Ends
Old Colony
Whitmans
Bowling Scores Slow in A. C. C. Series Wins
In two low scoring matches, Waltham Cycle Club defeated Roxbury B C by 256 pins and Massachusetts B C defeated Chelsea C C by 104 pins. None of the twenty bowlers reached 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham Cycle Club
Roxbury B. C
Massachusetts B. C
Chelsea C. C
Boston Athletic Club tops Newton Boat Club in circuit league match
The Boston Athletic Club defeated the Newton Boat Club two games to one in a circuit league event held at the athletic club last evening. Scores were not fully listed in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Club
Newton Boat Club
Codman Club Sweeps Suburban Interclub League Matches
The Codman Club swept all four departments at the Highland Club in last evening’s Suburban Interclub League. Codman won billiards and pool and earned two points in whist while also taking all three bowling games. Billiards scores: Codman Eaton 150 Frizzell 150 total 300. Highland Botsford 145 Rhoades 102 total 247. Pool scores: Codman Dyer v MacPherson 50 to ? Highland Shaw 49 Kingman 75 total A. Whist Codman 320 Highland 304. Bowling details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codman
Highland Club
C. Eaton
Frizzell
Highland
Botsford
Rhoades
Pool
Dyer
V. MacPherson
Tocal
Shaw
Kingman
Kernwood Club Fails in Interclub Pool Match
Kernwood Club of Malden loses in most events to the Centrals of Somerville in the Interclub series with billiards the lone win for Kernwood. Scores show Kernwood trailed in several games with uneven results across pool and billiards. Belvidere Polo Club and Suffolke tied matches noted in brief, indicating a mixed results night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Kernwood Club
Centrals
Somerville
pillarte-Bereweed
Bartlett
Dutton
Otrals
Daniels
Cook
Smael Vecaaie
Hollander
Bailey
Kernwood
Pindar
Dannell
Tal
Mwhist Centrals
Bowling
Newtowne Club Dominates Dorchester in Polo Victory
Newtowne Club routed Dorchester 10 to 0 at Franklin Field in the New England amateur ice polo series. Star Lyman scored five goals while Warnock added six as Dorchester, pressed into service after a late cancellation, struggled against the strong Newtowne defense and skaters. Referee Hendrie supervised a 20 minute halves match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtowne
New England
Dorchester
Franklin Field
Mark Lyman
Warnock
Rush
Newtowne Club
Lyman
Hota Mkae Wes Rikoes R
Parks Warnock
Cesecess Evekauts
Williams Bigvar
Cores Iisvacescce
O'Connell Woods
H. B
Sullivan Brooks
Cows Bar
Whitney
Hendrie
Dorchester High Beats Roxbury High 4 to 0 on Franklin Field
Dorchester High defeated Roxbury High 4 to 0 on Franklin field. Captain Chaffee led the attack with two goals while Lincoln guarded the goal strongly and the team displayed good teamwork throughout the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester High
Roxbury High
Franklin Field
Dorchesters
Chaffee
Lincoln
Asilaoinlenans Oeanlican
McGann Fisher
Lukacai
Caw
CNM Sswee -Y
Baker Scannell
Oiterasceveds
Woburn High Beats Boston Latin 2–1 at Franklin Field
Woburn High School defeated Boston Latin 2 to 1 in a fast, well played game at Franklin Field. Conness led Boston Latin with the brunt of the work, while Woburn showed strong teamwork and finishing, earning the upset over the city rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn H
Boston Latin
Woburn
Franklin Field
Boston Boys
Calain Conness
Boston
Woburn High
Conness
Doherty
Godls—Maguire
Dodge
F. Bolster
Boxing Gossip Highlights Near Misses and Big Matches
Baltimore welterweight Jim Janey faces Tom Kelly in Cleveland as a Gans Gerrard undercard. Eddy Santry meets Tommy Dixon in Chicago on Jan 22. McKeever vs Bennett set for Philadelphia. Kerwin impresses in Chicago, sparking a potential White clash. Indianapolis backs limited rounds as boxing gains legitimacy with city support. Pedlar Palmer eyed for George Dixon clash. $7600 offer discussed. Joe Gans builds reputation after stopping Billy Youngs in Baltimore. Billy Stift Don Doyle slated for Chicago, Fox and Teller to box twenty rounds in Brooklyn. Stanton Abbott retires after two-round weekly fights since 1893. Daly eyes title chance. Wilmington lightweight near championship bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Janey
Baltimore
Tom Kelly
George Ryan
Chicago
Ryan
Tommy West
Kerwin
Tommy White
White
Indianapolis
Tom O'Rourke
Palmer
George Dixon
Tom
Coney Island
Madison Square Garden
John Y. McKane
Joe Gans
Billy Youngs
Youngs
Dixon
Washington
Young
Billy Stift
Don Doyle
Jack Fox
Billy Teller
Cincinnati
Black Griffo
Brooklyn
Stanton Abbott
Stanton
Jack Daly
Wilmington
England boxing results noted in local page snippet
The fragment references boxing in England with terse notes on a bout or event. Names, places, and dates are unclear in the readable text, but the item suggests a brief sports note on boxing activity in England.
Boxing card at Polo Club postponed by police
Bouts including Sammy Kelly defending the 115 pound American title against Billy Rotchford of Chicago were postponed tonight at the Polo Athletic Club due to a defective license held by the venue. Police halted the event to enforce licensing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Polo Athletic Club
Sammy Kelly
America
Billy Rotchford
Chicago
Browns Sold to Brush Syndicate for 3000000
The St. Louis Browns were sold to a syndicate led by John T. Brush with Talbot Schmidt and Frank De Haas Robinson for 3 million dollars. Cash paid amounts to 60000 with the rest in notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Racing Dates for 1898 Set by Jockey Club Stewards
New York January 6 1898 stewards of the Jockey Club allocate racing dates for 1898 season. Spring meets listed for Washington Queens County Westchester Brooklyn Coney Island and Coney Island Beach Racing Association. Saratoga Association runs July 25 to August 27. Reinstatement bids by jockeys Richard Brophy and George McClusky denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jockey Club
Washington Jockey Club
Queens County Jockey Club
Westchester Racing Association
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Coney Island Jockey Club
Con Beach Racing Association
Ug. Co. Saratoga Association
Richard Brophy
George McClusky
Racing entries list for tomorrow's five races
Five race card with horses, jockeys and breeders listed. First race at six furlongs includes Tragedy Sallie Ciquot and Sligo J A Grey. second race six furlongs Celia B Solution Nancy Till Chiffon. third race one mile and hurdle handicap Arezzo Ethel Lee Longeval Saldivar Proverb Uncle Jim Repeater. fourth race eleven sixteenths miles selling Ultima Steve Ciolini Dorothy IIr Terranet Gioia Billy McKenzie Jack Hayes Royal Choice Gammadion Sister Clara Sister Stella Charina Bridgeton Vis count Pat S. fifth race seven and a half furlongs purse Balance All Mr Hunt Reel Dr Steppard Sea Robber Albert S.
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Sallie Ciquot
Sligo
J. A. Grey
David
Celia B
Solution
Nancy Till
Chiffon
R. B. Sack
Tanomret
Wilson
Bitholin
Arezzo
Ethel Lee
Longeval
Saldivar
Proverb
Jim
Brakeman
Repeater
Ultima
Steve Ciolini
Dorothy Iir
Terranet
Gioia
Billy McKenzie
Jack Hayes
Royal Choice
Gammadion
Sister Clara
Sister Stella
Charina
Bridgeton
Viscount
Pat S
Mr. Hunt
Reel
Dr. Steppard
Sea Robber
Albert S
Ingleside Race Day Results Cold and Fast
In San Francisco on January 5 at Ingleside the original sixth race was canceled for a mile and an eighth selling event. Imperious won the first race, Midnight took the second, Kaiser Ludwig the third, Joe Ullman the fourth, San Marco the fifth, and Yankee Doodle the sixth with Song and Dance prevailing. Times ranged from 1:15 to 1:5644 for these six sprints and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ingleside
Imperious
the Dipper
Prestar
Dog
Miss Lynch
Kaiser Ludwig
Rufalba
Mulberry
Joe Ullman
Twinkle Twinkle
San Marco
Benamelia
Charles Reiff
Yankee Doodle
Song and Dance
Una Colorado
Bad Day for Favorites in New Orleans 6 Furlong Race
Fine weather and a fast track greeted racegoers as favorites faltered. Everest led at 6 to 1, Easter Eve was second at 5 to 1, and Mamie Callan finished third at 20 to 1 in the six furlongs selling event. Time was 1 15.54.
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New Orleans
Everest
Songer
T. Burns
Mamie Callan
Reitz
Tine
Bradford Boat Club Elects Officers and Plans Jan 14 Social
The Bradford Boat Club elected officers: Fallon president Fay vice president McDonald treasurer Lynch recording secretary Sweeney financial secretary Maguire captain Brignoli sergeant at arms. A social and dance will be held at Warren Hall Brighton on Friday evening Jan 14 to display trophies including the Boston Athletic Association silver cup won by the Bradford eight three straight times and prizes won by Joe Maguire the American champion single sculler who belongs to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Boat Club
Benjamin FF. Fallon
William B. Fay
Charles McDonald
Daniel Lynch
Charles Sweeney
Joseph Maguire
John Brignoli
Warren Hall
Brighton
Boston Athletic Association
Bradford
Joe Maguire
Hale and Rice
Columbia
John Lindley
M. T. Henry
Michael
Europe
Florida
Dave Shafer
Pittsburg
Miller
Waller
Barnaby
Elkes
Ruckel
Dench
Schmeer
Woods
Gannon
van Emberg
Henshaw
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Amos G. Batchelder
American Cycle Racing Association
Boston
Century Road Club
H. P. Walden
Messrs. Kreitenstein and Staubach
Road Records Committee
C. M. Fairchild
Skinkle
Chicago
Darwin Mcllrath
Kushub
Persia
Bushire
Shiraz
Kangaroo Road Club
Charles A. Underwood
le van Molineaux
Ernest S. Woodaman
W. R. Cole
James Kilroe
Hugo Lips
Leutenant
David Yule
John Reid
A.W. Butterworth
Women golfers contest Gould prize at Ocean County links
In New York on January 5 the weekly handicap match for women at the Ocean County Hunt and County Club featured the President's Cup, generously offered by George J. Gould. Miss Agnes H. Davis, playing from scratch, tied Missus Stuart who had a 20 handicap, in a striking exhibition of golf. Scores include Miss Davis 109, Mrs Stuart 109, Mrs Robbins Walker 115, Mrs Claflin 118.
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New York
Ocean County Hunt and County Club
George J. Gould
Davis
Stuart
Agnes H. Davis
J. H. Stuart
E. Robbins Walker
Arthur B. Claflin
G L Cooke Proposes Radical LA W Amendments to Elections
Chief Consul G L Cooke of Rhode Island urges amending LA W bylaws to make national officer elections non political with two year president terms by division boards and mail vote. Australian ballot. nominations by division boards. Sept 15 filing. contests decided by mail vote or executive committee.
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National Assembly
League of American Wheelmen
Assembly
League
G. L Cooke
Rhode Island
Cooke
W. D. Kempton
Fred Gerlach
Chicago
John F. Clark
New York
Owen Lawson
Kentucky
L. A
Multiple Athletic Plans From Boston to Brown This Spring
Various colleges and clubs announce coaching changes and plans for spring training. Fred Tenney will lead Brown University baseball starting January 12, Webb will coach Columbia College crews, and Brown track gains coach John F. Moakley for indoors. Pittsburgs prep for Little Rock March 6, while Boston teams consider Princeton spring training.
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Fred Tenney
Brown University
Columbia College
Webb
Worcester
Pittsburgs
Little Rock
Ark
Boston
Princeton
N. J
Ten Eyck, Sr
Ellis Ward
University of Pennsylvania
Suburban Athletic Association
Malden Opera House
John F. Moakley
New York A. C
Boston A. A
Chicago A. A
Dixon Kemp
Yacht Racing Association of Great Britain
Beverly Yacht Club
Faust Company
Drop Prophesy Shocks League Politicians
Chief Consul Sterling Elliott hints a major move within 48 hours that could alter the league’s leadership. Possible options include Gideon’s opposition to Potter or Elliott’s own candidacy, amid Pennsylvania’s tepid support and a staged political silence as a new era of strategy begins.
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Sterling Elliott
League
Gideon Boom
Elliott
Gideon
Nog
Potter
Pennsylvania
New York
Collins
Keenan
Taylore to Race Starbuck on Philadelphia Track
Edouard Taylore, once defeated by Michael, seeks revenge as he meets Frank Starbuck on January 16 at the Sangerfest Hall track in Philadelphia. The small twelve lap to the mile course favors Starbuck who knows the track’s quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edouard Taylore
Michael
Frank Starbuck
Sangerfest Hall
Philadelphia
Starbuck
Photographic visit to capture skaters at city ponds
The photographic unit from the biograph will visit the Public Garden pond and Jamaica Pond tomorrow morning to film skaters for an exhibition at Keith's. Weather and ice conditions determine timing between 11:30 and 2:30, with a backup day planned if conditions fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biograph
Garden Pond
Jamaica Pond
Keith's
Racing Board Bars Lynn Rider as Protests Pay
Chairman Albert Mott announces Henry J. Pote of Lynn is barred from all L A W tracks until sanction and protest fees are paid. The amateur two mile pace record 3 441 5 by C J Miller at Buffalo Oct 22 is accepted. Clint Coulter’s half mile pro record 593 1 5 at Derve Sept 12 is approved. Swanbrough Hughes Denver mile tandem 1 512 5 placed on books. Ekberg and Casey Worcester moved to professional class for not answering amateur status questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mott
L. A. W. Racing Board
Henry J. Pote
Lynn
al L. A. W
C. J. Miller
Buffalo
Clint Coulter
Derve
Swanbrough and
Hughes
Denver
Victor Ekberg
J. F. Casey
Worcester
Time allowance debated at South Boston Yacht Club meeting
The annual gathering at the United States Hotel reviewed membership at 255 and a $2736.77 balance on deposit. Commodore Allerton proposed a resolve about time allowance tied to the Massachusetts Yacht Racing Association, which the club adopted. Elections named E. H. Lansing as Commodore and Daniel F. Carew as secretary among other officers and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Yacht Club
United States
Carew
Commodore Allerton
Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
E. H. Lansing
Gordon Sawyer
M. R. Peterson
Daniel F. Carew
Thomas Christian
James
W. Wallace Kee
Charles W. Nodwell
Megantic Fish and Game Club Plans Jan Banquet
Directors met at the Copley Square Hotel to prepare for the annual banquet on January 22. Lieutenant Governor Crane W H H Murray A N Cheney of the New York Fish Commission and Maine state fish commissioners are expected to speak as the supper guests. The event will have 250 covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megantic Fish and Game Club
Copley Square
Crane
W. H. H. Murray
A. N. Cheney
New York Fish Commission
Maine State Fish Commissioners
Boston Lowell railroad elects new board of directors
At the annual stockholders meeting the Boston & Lowell railroad corporation elected Frederick E. Clark Edwin Morey Francis L. Higginson Charles K. Cotting T Jefferson Coolidge Walter C. Baylies and William Powell Mason to the board for the coming year. They also voted to issue coupon bonds up to 226900 dated Oct 1 1898 payable in twenty years at 4 percent semi annually to redeem Salem & Lowell railroad bonds due Oct 1 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Frederick E. Clark
Edwin Morey
Francis L. Higginson
Charles K. Cotting
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Walter C. Baylies
William Powell Mason
Salem & Lowell Railroad
Gears of wheel racing to rise after Gougoltz sprint
Bicycle gossip notes higher gearing for next season inspired by Gougoltz who uses a ninety six inch gear and demonstrates sprint ability. Last season’s standard was eighty inches used by Bald Cooper Kiser Gardiner and Mertens as Edouard Taylore signs to stay in the U S with pacemakers. C E Hoadley of Belleair track in Florida will import two French electric bicycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gougoltz
Bald
Cooper
Kiser
Gardiner
Mertens
Edouard Taylore
American Cycle Racing Association
la Michael
C. E. Hoadley
Belleair Track
Florida
Call to Graduates to Help the College in Athletics
Harvard graduates urged to form a permanent athletic association at a Tuesday meeting. A draft constitution creates a 24 member executive committee and aims to align graduates with undergraduates, coaches, and teams while preserving university authority. Dues are set at two dollars with no initiation fee, and a meeting is planned for January 26 at Sanders Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Graduate Atheletic Association
Sanders Theatre
Mome
Harvard
Edgar N. Wrightington
Tremont Building
Boston
Amory C. Hodges
C. Tower
Frederick W. Thayer
Frederick W. Smith
Edward D. Brandegee
Roland W. Boyden
Augustus P. Gardner
Charles F. Adams
Edward C. Storrow
New England Amateur Athletes Meet At Parker House
The New England Amateur Athletic Association Union held a meeting at the Parker House to consolidate secretary and treasurer roles. W. H. Plummer was elected to both offices, with ex-treasurer Harry A. Adams reporting $713.91 on hand. Committees discussed basketball registration, proposed state and local championships, and plans to seek fairer registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Amateur Athletic Association Union
Parker House
E. E. Babb
Melrose Athletic Club
George W. Beals
Boston Athletic Association
Kilburn Adams
Newtowne Club
J. Frank Facey
Riverside Boat Club
Thomas Riley
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
W. H. Plummer
Worcester City Guards Athletic Association
Harry A. Adams
J. F. Facey
T. F. Riley
K. Adams
Messrs. Hiley
Maccabe
Adams
Roller Polo Notes Highlight Local and Regional Action
Tonight's games slate Providence at Salem Pawtucket at New Bedford Rockland at Gardiner Morton a Portland released halfback pursues gilt edged polo for Hartford Jordan joins New Haven after Portland release Devlin Woburn moved to Hartford Waterbury sought by Gardiner Pete Hackett Gardiner goaltender a contract jumper three Waterbury City League stars Chatfield Benedetti Sutton eyed for State League amateur league talk in Salem Connecticut League facing referee issues Baseball masks for goalies eyed by Al Swords and John Smith pads size debate noted as dangers grow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Salem
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Rockland
Gardiner
Morton
Portland
Hartford
Devlin
Woburn
Bill Parsons
New Britain
Pete Hackett
Chatfield
Benedetti
Sutton
Waterbury
Peabody
Beverly
Marblehead
Danvers
Lynn
Tommy Leahy
Washington Baseball Club
al Swords
John Smith
Fragmentary Scoreboard Snippets From Connecticut Matches
Readable lines show scores at Meriden and Waterbury with unclear follow ups. Entries reference New Britain Lewiston Rockland and Gas River with broken place names and numbers. The fragmentary text suggests a local score tally but lacks coherent teams or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
New Britain
Waterbury
Conn
New Haven
Lewiston
Rockland
Vary
Lewie
Gas River
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