Indoor carnival to feature Eastern college stars at Boston
The fourth annual indoor carnival by the Boston College Athletic Association will be held Saturday evening January 27 at Mechanics' Building. Entries from top Eastern colleges are expected with Georgetown's Arthur Duffy and Billy Holland noted participants. Main team races include Flat Yard against Georgetown and Boston College against Holy Cross, among others.
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Boston College Athletic Association
Lidl
Arthur Duffy
Georgetown College
Riverside
Billy Holland
Boston College
Georgetown
Columbia
Cornell
Princeton
Holy Cross
Williams
Wesleyan
Amherst
Dartmouth
Andover
Ottawa
Canada
New York
Harvard
Cambridge
James
Pepper
King’s Courier
Metropolitan
Atlantic
United States Golf Association
Robert Stromar
Boston
Nassau Links
Bahamas
St. Augustine
Fla
American Whist Club
H. Y D. Forbes
Joseph TH. Davis
C. F. Gilman
F. A. Vinal
Edward C. Ee John Fox
H. M. Howard
Charles J. Sprague
Harry H Ward
Tommy Burns
America
Burts
San Francisco
Jamaica Hockey Club
Thomas Nolan
Pear Street
Jamaica Plain
B.A. Act
Mechanics’ Building
Cornell University Flyers
Jack’ Moakley
Moakley
Joan Grahem
Sixeter Street
Boston Interscholastic Meet With Archdiocesan League Races
Boston College hosts a large interscholastic program featuring teams from Cambridge Harvard Boston Worcester and various archdiocesan clubs. Special events include a 40 yard dash a two mile run and multiple field events with prizes for top finishers. Entry fee is 50 cents per event. Walter L Flanagan of Boston College will manage entries.
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Harvard
Mxeter
Cambridge V. A
Mintries
Walter L. Flanagan
Boston College
Ana
A. A
Boyiston Sets City League Pins Record In Tarse Games
Overwhelming B A A performance features high series by Bray Ainsworth Walley and Fuller with Steere near 500 in one game. Newtown's Phippen adds notable marks as teams exchange strikes on multiple alleys. Scoring highlights include several 170s and 180s while club rivalries unfold across the match.
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Fost
Steere
Bray
Ainsworth
Walley
Fuller
Phippen
Newton
Geos Ainsworth
Wien
Ates
Fowler
Circuit Bowling League sets new team record at home
The B A A second team defeated Newton on home alleys as Alpha of Waltham’s 2569 pin mark was surpassed to 2614. The visitors placed second in three straight games with Ti A A leading in strikes and spares.
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Newton
Alpha of Waltham
Unicorn
A. A
Newton Boat Club Beats Abbatizus Three Straight
Newton Boat Club defeated Abbatizus three straight games in the Circuit League tonight on the alleys of the home club at Riverside. Score:
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Nwigw Ion
Gan
Newton Boat Club
Abbatizus
Riverside
Last night’s Roxbury club bowling finals deliver tight finishes
Three matches in the Club Tournament Association finals at Roxbury drew large crowds. Middlesex Cycle Club led in team totals but dropped two of three to Metropolitan Wheelmen amid cries of hard luck with Evans Olive and Donovan shining. Fulton Wheelmen won two of three from Roslindale Cycle Club with Marley and Ferris noted, while Press Cycle Club also took two of three from Tigers who staged a strong finish. Harrington Dean and Christie headed the standout players.
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Seine
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Boviston
Ferris
Tal
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Lerguec
Jervis
Marden
la Iston
Handley
Browiways
el Forst
McCarthy
Meyers
Cambridge
Sudbury
OY Lston
Jawler
Uuk Ferris
Yeu
Collins
Lee Aki
Mast Woodward Lowats Marden Dine
Lawson Slee
Barry Gigarb
Bateman
O'Bryan
Carruthe
Watts
Benjamin
Joy
Kineman
Rgmbury
Il Stowler
Harriman Wee
Norton Etree
Harriman
Williams
Fi Sullivan
Bowler
Ata Witkin
Callahan
McCaffrey Eneere
Michaels
Jewin
Som Awler
Seasier
Morrison
Roxbury
Middlesex Cycle Club
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Evans
Olive
Donovan
Fulton Wheelmen
Roslindale Cycle Club
Marley
Press Cycle Club
Tigers
Harrington
Dean
Christie
Alote Smelia A Ueie Scopres
John C Paige champions triumph in Insurance League bowling match
Last night at the Hub alley the John C Paige champions beat Bullard and Davenport in a close three game set. The opener was decided by a single pin as both sides produced tight bowling totals. Also noted are Canadian and U S hockey match plans and various sports updates from golf to horse racing.
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John C. Paige
Bullard & Davenport
Omega Oil philosophy and promotion column
A local column titled Omega Oil News A W plans philosophy argues for honest opinions and frank discourse. The piece frames a five minute moral sermon about Omega Oil and its advertising as a winter remedy for pains in the back shoulders limbs hips knees and feet.
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Omega
Indiana
Lipton Challenge Clarified on 1901 Tycoon plans
New York envoy Jane fi David Barris said no challenge has been issued by Sir Thomas Lipton. Lipton will issue a challenge for 1801 once Mrs. Fife fully recovers, to be sent through the Royal Ulster Yacht Club.
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New York
Jane Fi
David Barris
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Fife
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Life
Watson
Ee Thomas
Scheme of Reorganization Proposed for National Assembly
Chairman Wallace Sherwood outlines a plan for reorganizing the LA W body through state consulates as units. A annual convention selects officers, per capita taxes fund operations, and a forthcoming national committee would mirror state structures. A reform panel may draft a new plan for ratification by members.
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National Assembly
Wallace Sherwood
National Committee On
Aer
Nex Assembly
M liss drama staged by Bostonian Cycle Club at Union Hall
The Bostonian Cycle Club presented the drama M liss at Union Hall with a full audience. Cast included George Morgan Leon E Cadmun James T Allen A H Cadmun J Arthur Coles N Frank Cadman I White and others led by Miss Harrison in the title role. Leon Cadman managed the stage.
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M'liss
Union Hall
Bostonian Cycle Club
Boston
George Morgan
Leon E. Cadmun
James T. Allen
A. H. Cadmun
J. Arthur Coles
N. Frank [Cadman
I. White
G. F. Paine
Eugenie Obman
Gertrude Ditzgerald
Tda Harrison
Frank A. Millett
Ben Adams
John Hall
Marie Somerville
Delia Broderick
Georgie Bradshaw
Helen Dolan
Dora
Fannie Degas
Lizzie
Theresard
Miss Harrison
Leon Cadman
Bicycle notes and racing news from the era
Reports on cycling figures and organizational changes include Waller joining Billy Stinson as manager and pacing rider with two fast motorized tandem bikes. Massachusetts IL. A. W. officer changes, Park Square track rumors, and Colorado L A W leadership shifts are noted. International and American cycling groups discuss meets and tours, plus records set in Los Angeles and Cuba prospects.
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Billy Stinson
Frank Waller
Waller
Walter
Stinson
Billy Stafford
Lafayette G. Blair
Rights and Privileges Committee
Massachusetts
IL. A. W
George A. Perkins
Perkins
Elliott
Park Square
Mapes
Thomas L. Gist
The
Colorado L. A. W
Colorado
Denver
Milwaukee
Century Wheelmen
New York
International Cyvelists’ Association
Paris
Sturmey
I. CC. A
Cuba
Havana
Los Angeles
Cal
Orlando Stevens
Major Taylor
Co RR. McCarthy
Charles River Park
Wee
Joe Downey
John Pubois
New Bedford, Co
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Cincinnati Cyclist Aims National Association Debut
Harry Gibson of Cincinnati announces joining the National Cycling Association and will race hour record holder Harry Elkes in a 2 mile motor paced match at Boston on April 17. He plans spring conditioning and departure for Paris around July 2.
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Cincinnati
Harry Gibson
National Cycling Association
Harry Elkes
Boston
Gibson
Faris
Dreamer Yacht Tested After Launch at Nixon Yard
Admial of the 1.7 AN Dreamer steam yacht reported as satisfactory after a test in the upper bay. The yacht meets contract speeds of 12 knots under natural draught and 15 knots under forced draught, built at Nixon's Crescent shipyard in Elizabethport New Jersey.
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Dreamer
Nixon
Crescent Shipyard
Elizabethport
N. J
International auto race fuels club allegiance shifts
The article notes tension as Belgian Club members push top Belgian racers into a French club to secure Cup participation. It names MM. de Kno ff Charron and Girardot with Lemaitre switching sides to Belgium, plus a French rider for the German club. Also mentions Crompton Automobile Company and Waltham’s motor testing on gear reduction and overheating.
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Charron
Girardot
M. Lemaitre
M. de Knoff
Lemaitre
Kk. CC
Bode
Cleveland Motor
Charles Crompton
Worcester
Room Fame
Crompton Automobile Company
Waltham Manufacturing Company
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