Massachusetts Interclub bowling features slow play and close pool result
Four teams competed in the Massa chusetts Interclub series with slow bowling and no remarkable scores. Glendon Club Everett defeated by three in pool. Battery won overall 2359 to 2097 as Newtowne won billiards pool and bowling at Newtowne Club. Stoughton beat South Ends Brockton in Old Colony League. Duck Pin League Stoughton tops North Abington. Metropolitan duck pin beats Belvideres in Brockton.
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Artillery Club
Charlestown
Glendon Club
Everett
Joel
Glendon
McCausland
Reader
Pierce
Battery
Battery Club
Glendons
Stoughton
Brockton
Holbrook and Morse
Stoughtons
North Abington
Baird and
Capello
Th Stoughtons
High Rollers
Metropolitan
Belvideres
Forfeit Stuns Mercantile League as Wilson Larmbee Falls
One game was played last evening in the Mercantile League. The Wilson Larmbee team forfeited to Brown Durrell. The Dennnison Manufacturing team defeated Boston Dry Goods with the score to be noted.
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Medford
Allston
Eeeeeres
Ea el Ceccess
Ain
Eecameses
St Or
Eeemeeeces
Insurance League
Sudbury
D. W. Bennett
Ene
Vker Seve
W. Bennett
Mercantile League
Wilson, Larmbee
Brown, Durrell
Dennnison Mfg
Boston Dry Goods
Ing
Suburban Interclub Narrowly Decided Between Roxbury and Jamaica Clubs
In a Suburban Interclub match the Roxbury Club visited the Jamaica Club for a contested evening. Jamaican Club won the game while the overall honors were split between the teams. The result ended in a tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Jamaica Club
High men rolloff at Murray and Irwin's for prizes
Ten pin throw, candle pins contest for 7 5 and 3 dollars. McGrath led with 236 followed by McAllen at 253 and McDonough with 251 in the fall off at Murray and Irwin's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray & Irwin's
McGrath
McAllen
McDonough
Bowling League Adopts Wright & Ditson Pins
A meeting of the Amateur Bowling League of Boston and vicinity at the B A A last evening voted unanimously to adopt Wright Ditson pins after deciding to discard the old pins Warren Hill of the B A A presided The league will begin using the new pins next Tuesday evening.
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Amateur Bowling League of
Boston and Vicinity
Warren Hill
Wright & Ditson
Boxing Meet Triggers Delay of Eternal City Games
The games between Boston Athletic and Knickerbocker Athletic Club set for January 22 in this city have been moved to January 29. The BAA boxing meet now occupies the January 22 date, causing the postponement.
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Boston Athletic
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Kid McCoy Signs for The Pacific Mail Stage Comedy
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy signs a contract with Duncan B. Harrison to star in The Pacific Mail a comedy drama by Paul M. Potter. The deal includes boxing with Docine or a bag punching exhibition and foresees a 20 week tour this season and a 40 week tour next season in major cities starting January 17 in Brooklyn.
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New York
Kid McCoy
The
Comment
Pacific Mail
Brooklyn
Bob Graham
Duncan B. Harrison
Tony
Norman Selby
Paul M. Potter
Trilby
Mr. McCoy
Homer Selby
Docine
McCoy
Messrs
Klaw and
Erlanger
New New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas Ciy
Denver
al Francisco
Amateur boxing tournament opens at Worcester gym with open classes
On Saturday January 2 in the EB, Worcester mass, an amateur boxing tournament hosts open weight classes 115 125 140 and 160 pounds with entries closed January 17. Registration via John Graham and W H Plummer is required with no entry fee. winners receive fine gold watches. Also four intercity bouts including Bob Fitzsimmons at Oshkosh.
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Se. A
John Graham
W. H. Plummer
Worcester
Mass
Exeter Street
Boston
Bob Fitzsimmons
Oshkosh
Wis
Fitz
Bon
Dane
George Dixon
Palmer
Dixon
Police
Dave Sullivan Asein
Ben Jordan
Tommy Kite
Jordan
Engand
White
Jimmy Bropey
Greenpoint A. C
Mike Lyons
Eddy Barrett
Dick Bradley
Polo A. C
Rochford Kelly Contest at Risk as Licenses Suffer Delays
Reports say Rochford-Kelly bout may not occur due to a defective license being repaired to avoid interference with future shows. Peter Maher seeks 7000 for a Ruhlin clash at Hot Springs, while Billy Madden pledged 10000 but failed to pay. Chicago notes Mayor Harrison faces pressure as contests in the city may be canceled up to February 1.
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Peter Maher
Gus Ruhlin
Hot Springs
Billy Madden
Madden
Chicago
Harrison
Portlander stakes fight challenge in Cincinnati bounds
James Franey of Portland deposits $200 with Harry Weldon of the Enquirer to back a $500 claim that Kid McCoy cannot knock him out in four rounds. The bout would be in Cincinnati or Covington within eight weeks. McCoy cites a Pacific Mail contract but would meet Franey in Dayton next week if possible.
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Cincinnati
James Franey
Portland
Ore
Harry Weldon
The
Enquirer
Kid” McCoy
Kia
Franey
Covington
Kid
Pacific Mail
Dayton
Big Handball Tournament Aims for National Talent in Baltimore
T B Lynch plans a two day event bringing top world players to Baltimore. The group led by Phil Casey, world champion, will play in Washington on March 18 then return March 19. Participants include John A Dunn and Robert Dunn with ex Alderman Dunn, J J Collins and John Fitzgerald. Local players to compete.
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Baltimore
T. B. Lynch
Washington
Phil Casey
John A. Dunn
America
Robert Dunn
Alderman Dunn
J. J. Collins
John Fitzgerald
Ireland
Kiernan Leads BC Ice Team Captaincy Win by One Vote
Pete team captaincy election at Boston College ends with Ack Kiernan narrowly defeating Charles O'Brien 98 by a single vote. Newly chosen captain led players to Franklin Field for practice against scrub teams.
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Boston College
Ack Kiernan
Charles O’brien
Franklin Field
English High Prepares Indoor Meet at Mechanics Hall
English High plans an indoor meet at Mechanics Hall on February 2 to crown interscholastic champions. Star runners Jack Pur tell and Harry Kane will attend to advise and help train. A professional trainer may be secured.
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English High
Mechanics’ Hall
Jack Purtell
Harry Kane
Empire Associates Room Show Delights City Audience
The entertainment at the Empire Associates room drew nearly 300 members as twenty pairs of men showcased fine displays. Well-known comedians and dancers followed with strong receptions, and the finale featured Joe Lynch versus Harry Staylor in a red hot boot display that brought down the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Associates
Joe Lynch
Harry Staylor
New Orleans Racecard Reports Day at Fair Track
Light rains slowed the track as five races produced three winners. Winners include First: J A Gray 114 at 6 to 5. Second: Tabouret 107 at 8 to 1. Third: Brakeman 143 at 8 to 1. Fourth: Sister Stella 103 at even money. Fifth: Dr sec 109 at 3 to 5. Entries listed for tomorrow across six furlong to mile distances.
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New Orleans
Ultima
J. A. Gray
Scherrer
David
T. Buyns
Sallie Cliquot
A Barrett
Tragedy
Tabouret
A. Barrett
Wilson
T. Burns
Pitholin
Wilhite
R. B. Sack
Chitton
Celia Balsoiran
Brakeman
W. Wiliams
Repeater
Hogan
Zaldivar
C. Johnson
Uncle Jim
Proverb
Ethel Lee
Longeval
Stella
Dupee
Viscount
Clara
Kitley
Jack Hayes
Bridgeton
Gioia
Dorothy III
Steve Ciolini
Pat S
Uwitima
Scherzer
Sea Robber
Albert, S
Reel
Rainy Ingleside card rearranges races with selling events
In San Francisco on January 6 track conditions were heavy at Ingleside. The original sixth race was replaced by a six furlong selling race with George Lee taking first and Attainment second. Other events included Tea Rose and Count of Flanders in a five furlongs division and Song and Dance in a two mile sweepstakes, with Torsion winning a six furlong selling race later.
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San Francisco
Cal
Ingleside
George Lee
Dr. Marks
Tea Rose
Count of Flanders
Bliss Rucker
TNA
Victor
Tima
No Sale Yet In St Louis On Browns Deal
Mr. Von der Ahe says Brush may be only representing Schmidt who moved the Maroons to Indianapolis in 1896. New bonds for Sportsman Park and the club go on sale Feb 1. He may sell to cover debts or strike terms with Myerson Syndicate, but no deal is final.
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ST. Louis
von der Ahe
Brush
Schmidt
Maroons
Indianapolis
Sportsman Park
Myerson Syndicate
Thomas F. Meagher Athletic Association
Swett Street
Roxbury
Patrick Guiney
Timothy McCarthy
Pennsylvania
Hudson
Dayton
W. W.W. Watts
Bloomsburg
Elm Hill Council
K. of
A. G. McVey
Ed Delehanty
Phillies
Cleveland
Indians
Brooklyn
Eastern Park
Ebbetts
George Work
Phenix
Arizona
Work
Rocky Mountain
Harry Wright
Pennsylvania University
Harry Wright, Jr
Glasscock
Wheeling
West Virginia
Charley Comiskey
St. Paul
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Rochester
Columbia Yacht Club of
South Boston
Ward J. Powers
Charles E. O'Domnell
George H. Lloyd
William C. Lepetrie
Alberty
Justice
Frederick Pfund
Charles J. Rushton
Joseph E. Doherty
Frank
Graham
A. A
Dorchester
Locust Street
Dorchester Avenue
Boston to Gain Muscle in Baseball Reshuffle
John T Brush of Indianapolis backs a deal with theatrical managers and city financiers to reserve top players for Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Soden says the Von der Ahe regime failed in St Louis and the Brush syndicate aims to strengthen Boston, possibly shifting pitching stars Carsey or Taylor. Selee’s return in Boston will shape spring plans as teams target warm weather camps.
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John T Brush
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Arthur H. Soden
Boston
Mound City
von der Ahe
Brush
Soden
Brush Syndicate
Jack Taylor
Kid Carsey
Carsey
Selee
Pacific Coast
Weehawken
Bostons
American runner Tingler trains in England for Rochdale race
George Tingler trains at Leicester with Kilpatrick preparing for matches with G B Tinc ler. The first half mile race at Rochdale on January 22 is seen as likely to decide the bout. Kilpatrick seeks to regain prestige after his defeat by I C Bredin.
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Cc. H. Kilpatrick
Leicester
Eng
G. B. Tincler
Rochdale
States
Ilpatrick
I. C. Bredin
Yale Harvard Hockey Battle Slated for Jan Twenty Second
Yale and Harvard will meet in hockey on January 22 and February 15. The item lists other sports notes including billiards matches, cricket tours, and yacht club events with various figures and locations.
Port Yard Eyes Second Season on Pennant Hope
In Maine sports notes, Port Yard forecasts a strong season if they contend for the pennant. Reports from New Bedford at Fall River, Lewiston at Portland, Bath at Rockland highlight a busy slate as players like Tarrant and Cusick receive praise for goals and grit. Caps and referees figure in a lively round of local hockey chatter.
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Port Yard
New Bedford
Houlihen
Bangor
Bill Heffernan
John Wiley
Salems
Fath
Phelan
Bath
Maine
Torrey, Curtis & Tirrell
Willym BB. Dasha
Weymouth
Weymouth Rinx
Billiard Tournament Scores Tie at Review Club
The Review Club house in Chelsea hosted a billiard match between Orr and Campbell of the Review Club and Detels of Someville Centrals and Emerson of ten. Final scores show Fimerson 150, Orr 72, Campbell 150, Daniels 147 with Emerson and Orr at 42 innings and Campbell and Dantelg at 299.
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Orr
Campell
Review Club
Detels
Someville Centrals
Emerson
Chelsea
Fimerson
Campbell
Daniels
Dantelg
Polo Results From New England Matches
Gardiner Maine 38 Rockland 2. New Bedford 5 Pawtucket. Portland Lewiston 4 Portland 3. Salem 15 Providence 3.
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Gardiner
Rockland
Nw Bedford
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Portland
Lewistoin
Salem
Providence
Building Collapses In Michigan Ice House Disaster
Whitmore Lake Mich Jan 6 The Toledo Ice Companys mammoth ice house under construction collapsed killing two men instantly and fatally wounding five others while injuring additional workers. authorities investigate cause and scope of collapse at the work site.
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Whitmore Lake
Mich
Toledo Ice *Company
Mammoth
Potter’s campaign peril rises as Gideon talks candidacy
The League of American Wheelmen faces a political crisis as Massachusetts leader Elliott presses Gideon to declare candidacy. Keenan of Pennsylvania holds the key to power, with possible withdrawal altering the field and shifting support among states New York backs Potter while Pennsylvania wavers. Gideon has not ruled out a run.
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League of American Wheelmen
Potter
Consul Elliott
Massachusetts
George D. Gideon
Gideon
anti-Potter
New York
Pennsylvania
T. J. Keenan
Keenan
Giceon
Foreign racers Cordang and Huret seen as top riders for next season
Dudley Marks, Teddy Hale's trainer, plans to bring Cordang and Huret to compete next season alongside Tom Linton. Cordang, a 23 year old Dutch rider from Holland, holds the 24 hour record of 616 miles 340 yards, while Huret of France is famed as the king of long distance riding.
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Dudley Marks
Teddy Hale
Cordang
Huret
Tom Linton
Jules Rivierre
Paris
England
Holland
Erit
Nat Butler Weds Grace Robertson Quietly at Hinsdale
Nat Butler, senior member of the Cambridgeport racing trio, married Grace E. Robertson at the bride's father home in Hinsdale New Hampshire. The ceremony by Rev W R Henshaw was small due to the bride’s mother’s death with only relatives and close friends present. The couple, soon to race in tandem and then travel to Florida, left for New York yesterday afternoon.
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Nat Butler
Ambridgeport
Grace E. Robertson
Hinsdale
N. H
W. R. Henshaw
John Sunderland
Cambridgeport
Minnie, Hollingsworth
Boston
Utler
New York
Nat
Florida
George A. Robertson
Chelsea C C challenges New Bedford in new twenty mile race
The Chelsea Cycling Club riders Rob Urquhart Dick Cronin and Louis Solari challenge New Bedford in a twenty mile race at New Bedford within five weeks blaming their Saturday night defeat on unfamiliar track. Also: Trinity Club hosts a ladies night with music refreshments and dancing. whist tourney starts with 44 entries. L A W handicapper rumor surrounds C S Vinton. interclub pool and whist series and polo matches at the Casino. Eddie Martyn plans act with or without his artificial leg. Iver Johnson ’98 line shows new sprockets light roadster and road tandem updates with mechanical refinements.
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Chelsea C. C
Rob Urquhart
Dick Cronin
Louis Solari
New Bedford Cc. c
New Bedford
Chelsea
Trinity Co
P. Cc. c
Austin Pease
Fred St. Onge
Eddie Martyn
Iver Johnson
D. R. Harvey
Washington Street
Boston Latin Triumphs In Interscholastic Polo Clash
In a Franklin Field afternoon game of the Interscholastic Ice Polo League Boston Latin defeated Roxbury Latin 2 to 1. Captain Conness scored both Boston Latin goals while Abbott tallied for Roxbury Latin. Referee Olmstead and umpires Talbot and OConnell officiated.
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Franklin Field
Boston Latin
Roxbury Latin
Boston
Conness
B. L.S
Abbott
Roxbury
Olmstead
Um- Dires
Talbot and
O'Connell
Dorchester
Newtowne Triumphs In Low-Scoring Spy Pond Match
Newtowne defeats Oxford 5 to 3 at Spy Pond with Captain Lyman netting three goals. Warnock Clarkson and Walter also contribute as Lyman shines in a brisk two half game refereed by McNamara with Reed and Boysen as umpires.
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Spy Pond
Newtowne
Oxford
Newtownes
Lyman
North Cambridge Boys
Newtownee
Ee Warnock
W. Clarkson
Pogvescsees
Brown's Yale dates undecided. skating boom noted
The article notes Brown's two Yale dates undecided for February amid a skating boom this season. It lists Malden High School ice polo games, Yale hockey schedule including Brooklyns and St Nicholas, and Captain William Barnett with team members.
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Brown
Yale
Roxbury
Somerville
Spy Pond
Post Sporting Editor
Malden
Lynn
Medford
Winchester
Everett
Melrose
George M. McLeod
New England
Jim Warner
Bob Warner
Lake Whitney
Brooklyns
New York
St. Nicholas
Columbian
Maniaville Mullaly
William H. Barnett
Thelayers
Barnett
Hall
Smith
Dutley
Clarkson
Stoddard
Cox
New Stake at Coney Island Opens for 1900 Autumn Meeting
The entries for the Annual Champion stake at Coney Island Jockey Club show a $26,000 guaranteed value and a two mile and a quarter distance. Nominations list a wide array of American breeders and turfmen. Horses may re-enter in future years with the starting fee. Prizes are shared among the breeder owner and trainer of the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island Jockey Club
Lst
Wreck of Bucksport Schooner N. S. Symonds Confirmed
Cable gram confirms the wreck of the Bucksport schooner N. S. Symonds at Port La Platte on Hayti's north side. Crew saved. The vessel, under charter to the Boston Fruit Company, ran between Hayti and Jamaica. Commanded by Captain W. L. Snowman of Bucksport, owned by T. M. Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucksport
N. S. Symonds
Port la Platte
Hayti
Boston Fruit Company
Jamaica
W. L. Snowman
T. M. Nicholson
Loss of schooner Julia A. Warr confirmed at Fall River
Reports from Gloucester describe a wreck matching the Warr sent by Calais Maine and bound for Fall River on December 18. Fred Wilson, mate for two years, married just days before the voyage.
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Fall River
Julia A. Warr
Calais
Vesta
Fred Wilson
Patrolman Berry Rewarded For Bravery At Station 15
Patrolman Harry C. Berry received a department medal for bravery in a ceremony at Station 15 attended by the largest Charleston area police contingent. He halted a runaway draft horse charging a parade on Oct 14, suffering a severe strain in the rescue.
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Harry C. Berry
Department
Charlestown
Martin
Clark and
Curtis
Eldridge
Pierce
White
Fottler
Curry
Keefe
Thayer
Fessenden
George N. Swallow
Governor's Council
James D. Coady
Wedded a Bishop in Jersey City
Miss Emeline Bird secretary of the A M E Book Concern in New York married Bishop Alexander Walters of North America in a Jersey City ceremony at the bishop's residence. The bride is daughter of Mrs Eliza Smith of Stamford Conn. Bishop G E Clinton of Charlotte N C officiated assisted by Rev W H Goler Livingston College president at Salisbury N C.
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New York
Emeline Bird
African Methodist Episcopal Book Concern of
Alexander Walters
D. D
A. M. E. Church of North America
Jersey City
Eliza Smith
Stamford
W. H. Goler
Livingston College
Salisbury, N. C
Freight derailment near Essex street crossing causes damage
The Manchester freight, due in Left the Rails, left the rails at the Essex street crossing at 10 10 tonight. Six cars derailed and the locomotive overturned severely damaging the engine and severing the tender. An open switch is blamed for the accident. Cars were thrown about thirty feet. A passenger coach on a siding was struck with damages reported.
Gerrard Leads Bolters Amid Unified Campaign Strain
Gerrard headlines a Bolters bid while McLean sits out and Democrats refuse to back Kurtz or Bushnell. The race shows fissures as party lines hold on crucial endorsements and key races.
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Bolters
McLean
Kurtz
Bushnell
Balance of Power With Burke
Conservative estimates place the Ohio legislative vote at 75 to 70 against Hanna with Hanna backers claiming 71 votes and possible two to four more. Gerrard of Cincinnati emerges as a target for opposition, while Crumley’s resignation paves the way for Burke to assume Senate leadership when ready. A Republican mass convention is called to oppose Hanna’s defeat.
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Hanna
Developmento Day
Gerrard
Cincinnati
Burke
Senate
Senator Crumley
Crumley
Senator Fink
Fink
Bushnell
Kurtz
McKisson
McLean
A. J. Warner
American Bimetallic League
M. A. Neff
Judge Brown
Glasgow
Harrison
Republican State Committee
Favor Dry Dock Will Likely Be Reported For Boston
Congressman John F. Fitzgerald says the naval affairs committee members he spoke with favor a new dry dock at Boston. He expects a favorable committee report and suggests inviting Mayor Quincy and the boards of trade to Boston for a personal inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Fitzgerald
Committee On Naval Affairs
Boston
Fitzgerald
Quincy
Redmond Arrives in New York for Irish Cause Lectures
The Teutonic brings John Redmond M P and Rupert Guinness to New York. Redmond will lecture on the 1798 rebellion and spur Irish American support for a July pilgrimage to Ireland. He will speak in New York Boston and New Haven over two weeks while Guinness plans a pleasure trip to Bamda.
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White Star Line
Teutonic
Cameron
Liverpool
Queenstown
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John E. Redmond
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O’flanagan
O’callahan
Ireland
Redmond
Boston
New Haven
Guinness
Bamnda
Hoffman House
Old Country
Parnell
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