Bicycle Trade Buzz Shows New Deals and Personnel
The Fowler Manufacturing Co signs Bob Urquhart as a rising rider while Remington and Dudley Cycle form a major Columbus avenue presence. Potter guns for the George N. Pierce Co agency and Linscott eyes a new branch as Chicago shows applaud the Victor 96. John Johnson heads to France amid cycling growth and political talk in the era. The Liberty Wheel Co lands Vim tires and Park Row secures a 3000 wheel contract at $65 each. Bull moves to Vanderbilt building as Mt. Washington Club plans a January 18 supper at Hotel Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler Manufacturing Company
Bob Urquhart
Corey Bill
Urquhart
Remington Manufacturing Company
Columbus Avenue
Dudley Cycle Company
Potter
George N. Pierce Company
Codman
Shurtleff Place
E. W. McCarlin
Morgan & Wright Company
Linscott
Chicago
Stearns Agency
Johnny Johnson
France
Peramearticn
Banker
Park Row Bicycle Company
Bull
Vanderbilt
Mt. Washington Club
Cummings
Boston Wheelmen Open New Club Rooms With Festive Ball
The Boston Wheelmen's Club on Washington Street held a gala opening for its three new rooms. A large crowd enjoyed the orchestra and intermission refreshments as 36 members gathered. Notables included Captain Handy, President Tidd, and Secretary Tilton among many club affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Dover
Gayety
Boston
Captain Handy
George BB. Tidd
Harry C. Tilton
J. Burban
A. A. Davis
A. A. Bliss
A. D. GC. Newcome
C. R. Howard
Joseph Horton
James Gover
Thomas Hannon
William Brainard
William Anderson
Hyde Park Road
Captain Gordon
Suffolk
F. H. Ferguson
Mt. Washington
Warren Spurr
W.S. Howard
S. L. Adams
C. L. Razoux
Somerville
J. Horton
Charlestown
Hurd
Mattapan Road
Mr. Walsh
Mr. Donahue
Boston College
William Monahan
Six Day Bicycle Race Continues at Madison Square Garden
The women’s six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden continued through afternoon and evening. At midnight the standings show Nelson and Baldwin tied with 226 miles, followed by Steiner 226 Browne 225 Allen 224 Rose 217 Dennis 207.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Nelson
Baldwin
Steiner
Browne
Allen
Rose
Dennis
Fisher
Flanagan
Brockway
Stevenson
Staples
Gallagher and Eames Duel on Hub Tables
Tom Gallagher the Chicago bil Hardist continued exhibitions with Fred Eames. Eames scored a run of 8 and averaged 10, while Gallagher hit a run of 104 and averaged 148 20 but failed to reach 1300 points to Hames’s 200. Eames finished 200 with Gallagher at 288. Friday Gallagher faces George Carter in a 600 to 409 point match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gallagher
Chicago
Fred Eames
Eames
Gallagher
Hames
George Carter
Thorndike
Salvation Oil Liniment Advert Claims Pain Relief
A compact promotional note touts Salvation Oil as a superior liniment that “kills all pain” and urges readers to waste no money by purchasing this remedy. The terse ad emphasizes quick relief and value.
Quincy House hosts New England League directors meeting
The New England League held its annual directors meeting at the Quincy House with delegates from Augusta New Bedford Brockton Fall River Lewiston Bangor Portland and more. Highlights included New Bedford’s $2 win over Bangor for a forfeited game and plans to revise the constitution.
Boston Social Fishing Club elects officers at Quincy House dinner
The Boston Social Fishing Club held its seventh annual dinner at the Quincy House. Officers elected include President H P Abbott Vice President H M Kenney Secretary F J Tabei Financial Secretary George ?? treasurer H B Russell and Chaplain Colonel J W Pitcher with an executive committee. The event featured Tom Henry’s Orchestra, a fine banquet and remarks on club progress and plans for a clubhouse near Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Social Fishing Club
Quincy House
H. P. Abbott
H. M. Kenney
F. J. Tabei
George Oer
H. B. Russell
J. W. Pitcher
Frank Hardwick
M. W. Livingstone
S. K. Tarbox
South
Tom Henry
Abbott
Suburban League Formed With 500 Dollar Salary Cap
Massachusetts clubs create the Suburban League with a 500 dollar salary limit. Members include South Boston Norwood Atlantic Warren Association Randolph and Mt Washington. A Boston meeting on January 10 will organize and set a schedule. James H Madden of the Warren Association will be president and J H Cunningham of the Atlantics secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
South Boston
Norwood
Atlantic
Warren Association
Randolph
Mt. Washington
Boston
James H. Madden
J. H. Cunningham
Atlantics
Madden
Washington and
Malden
Washington
Norfolk Streets
James Madden
Norfolk Street
Baseball notes and management moves from early season 1908
John Irwin to manage Jersey City and Selee to begin a five week western trip. Jimmy Sullivan the Boston pitcher to marry Minnie McMahon at Charlestown on January 15. Dick Gorman likely to join a New England team after a standout season in Little Rock. New England League opens meeting at Quincy House at 10 a.m. and season begins May 2. Andrew Freedman faces a bid to oust as Giants president. New York houses twelve pitchers before southward assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy House
New England League
Augusta
C. B. Burleigh
C. W. Richards
New Bedford
F. G. Doe
Co. S. Ashley
Brockton
Horace A. Keith
F. A. Packard
Wallace C. Keith
W. W. Burnham
Pawtucket
Henry E. Tiepke
Max Nathenson
C. Fred Crawford
Bangor
Portland
Fall River
T. H. Murnane
J. C. Morse
August
Lewiston
Harry Wright Monument Fund
Maine
Frank G. Selee
Bostons
John F. Morrill
Joe Kelley
Baltimores
Hugh Duffy
Jimmy Canavan
Dan Pickett
Augustas
M. J. Finn
Newport
R. I
M. J. Garrity
Fred Clark
Charles A. Kelley
Frank J. Leonard
Billy Long Bangor
John Irwin
Jersey City
Jimmy Sullivan
Boston
Minnie McMahon
Charlestown
Dick Gorman
Little Rock
New England
Selee
New York
Andrew Freedman
Giants
Boxing Gossip Sparks Scramble for Fights and Titles
A flurry of boxing activity unfolds as Dan Stuart signs Mitchell Leeds to duel Everhardt for the lightweight crown amid disputes over the lineal title. Lavigne undergoes a rigorous fitness check showing exceptional arm span and calves. Hall and Choynski prepare for a twenty round clash at the Empire Club in New York while Tim Hurst looms as referee favorite for the Fitzsimmons Maher bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Stuart
Rio Grande
el Paso
Leeds
Everhardt
Linit
Jack McAuliffe
Lavigne
Gibbs
James J. Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Jim Hall
Joe Choynski
Empire Athletic Club
New York
Hall
Tim Hurst
Fitzsimmons-Maher
Hurst
Joe Butler
Steve O'Donnell
Butler
O'Donnell
Harvard Princeton Debate Sets Affirmative for Cambridge
At Princeton University Interhill meeting the Whig and Cliosophic societies chose the affirmative side for a Cambridge debate on March 13. The question: whether Congress should retire all legal tender notes. Each debater will deliver two speeches of twelve and five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Interhill Company
Princeton University
Harvard
Cambridge
Congress
Cornish Begins New York Athletic Club Direction
Harry Cornish assumes directorship at the New Manhattan Club in New York with an amateur policy. He plans to form teams from club members and emphasize developing local athletes. He will return to Chicago briefly for boxing show entries before resuming duties in New York.
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New York
Harry Cornish
Boston
New Manhattan Club
New York A. C
Cornish
Chicago
Pillsbury and Lasker Tie in St Petersburg Chess Opener
In St Petersburg a Pillsbury and Lasker tie occurred as Pillsbury and Lasker drew after 26 moves with Tseniorin defeating Steinitz in a Zukertort opening. The round score updates show Lasker 61 2, Pillsbury 61 2, Steinitz 41 2, Tchigorin 21 2 with respective losses 31 2, 31 2, 51 2, 71 2.
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ST. Petersburg, Jane
Tseniorin
Steinitz
Lasker
Pillsbury
Tchigorin
Boston Social Fishing Club Honors George Steward at Dinner
At the seventh annual Boston Social Fishing Club gathering, Vice-President Kenney presented financial secretary George Steward with a rosewood combination desk and bookcase as a token of esteem. Steward expressed heartfelt surprise at the presentation. The event concluded in the early morning with members declaring the dinner the most successful in the club’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George Steward
Kenney
Steward
Indoor Track News at Cambridge and Boston
Reports on athletes and prospects at the B A A indoor games Cambridge include George Orton vs Tom Connoff in the two mile. Mike Sweeney denied pro status. Tommy Conneff ready for the ten mile. East Boston prep for increased rowing and ice polo.
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Pero
Cambridge
George Orton
Tommy Connoff
Boston
Mike Sweeney
Tommy Conneff
Columbia Rowing Association
Clover Club
East Boston
Inspector Brennan
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Fred Doe
Fred
New Bedford
Saratoga Lake
Poughkeepsie
John Graham
Captain Purtell
Jim Ten Eyck
Charles River
Woman from Boston Wins Divorce in Omaha
Mrs. Jeanette Halford Benedict, daughter of Major Hal ford Benedict, formerly President Harrison's private secretary, has obtained a divorce from W. T. Benedict of Boston. Married three years ago in England, the suit cites cruelty and desertion. Benedict lost his fortune and is now in South Africa. he made no defense. She resumes her maiden name and goes to Denver where her father is stationed.
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Omaha
Neb
Jeanette Halford Benedict
Major Halford
Harrison
W. T. Benedict
Boston
England
Benedict
South Africa
Denver
Corinthian Yacht Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Sixty members attend the Corinthian Yacht Club annual meeting at Young's Hotel with Vice Commodore Lous presiding and Everett Paine as secretary. Commodore Nathaniel C. Nash, Vice Commodore Herbert H. White, Rear Commodore Winthrop A. Hervey, and Treasurer J. B. Rhodes named. Executives include the officers and Messrs. Seamans and Crowninshield. regatta, membership, house and judges committees listed with members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Yacht Club
Young’s Hotel
Lous
Everett Paine
Nathaniel C. Nash
Herbert H. White
Winthrop A. Hervey
J. B. Rhodes
John W. Dunlap
Francis A. Seamans
B. B. Crowninshield
George W. Mansfield
Arthur G. Wood
Howard Whitcomb
Harry P. Benson
David C. Percival, Jr
Herman Parker
Frank E. Clark
Daniel W. Lane
Joseph W. Hodgkins
Albert Poor
Board of Judges
W. W. Keith
Varsity Crew Training Begins With Stroke Practice
Varsity candidates intensify winter indoor routine as they attempt rowing form. Old men led a half hour session focusing on the full stroke and sliding seats. Participants included Stillman, Jennings, Sprague, Perkins, Hollister, Stevenson, Ames, Goodrich and Captain Bullard.
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Watson
Bullard
Stillman
Jennings
Sprague
Perkins
Hollister
Stevenson
Ames
Bow
Goodrich
Wefers Joins New York Athletic Club and Georgetown
Bernard J. Wefers world champion sprinter and holder of world records for 100 220 and 300 yard dashes will compete for the New York Athletic Club and Georgetown University in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard J. Wefers
New York Athletic Club
Georgetown University
Harvard's Baseball Candidates Named for Varsity Team
Captain Dean lists 100 hopefuls for Harvard varsity baseball with positions including pitchers catchers infielders and outfielders. Candidates include W Arnold E Bowser T Clarkson H Colton Jr G Corsens L Crawford A Daly S Christwaite C Ely W Fitz G Hamilton A Harris E Haughton L Hill L Stoner W Lynch C Paine Jr C Slade H McGrew and many others.
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Dean
Cal
Pitehbers
W. Arnold
BE. K. Bowser
T. Clarkson
H. S. Colton, Jr
G F. Corsens
L. R. Crawford
A. E. Daly
S. F. Christwaite
Cc. H. Ely
W. 8. Fitz
G. H. Hamilton
A. G. Harris
E. D. Haughton
EB. L. Hill
L. W. Stoner
W. Lynch
C. J. Paine, Jr
Cc. P. Slade
H. N. Ae
A. McGrew
C. E. Bacon
A. E. Branch
R. W. FP. Brown
W. B. Buck
G. Buckman
G. B. Burrage
D. Scannell
G. A. Cole
I. X. Sees
W. Davis
G. C. Dennis
M. J. Flaherty
C. Fitzgerald
A. V. Galbraith
W. H. Gray
PB. . Gregory
F. W. Griffin
B. Hayes
H. D. Holt
R. G. Hoppin
F.S. Hoppin
R. 8. Hnidekoper
A. Kubo
R. A. Leeson
G. P. Leonard
E. H. Litchfield
F. G. Lord
Mann
C. B. Manning
J. R. McVey
Morton
J. E. O'Brien
E F. Pitman
C. F. Prescott
Area Jr
A. S. Walker
J. Warren
F. White
G. la Wren
R. Noble, Jr
G. L. Paine
F. D. Robinson
B. H. Sears
G. Swann
G. W. Thompson
L. BK. Ware
W. EB. Waterhouse
J. A. Sullivan
W. H. Rand
Harvard Forms Ice Polo Association and Sects Team
Ice polo at Harvard gains official recognition as a college sport with the Ice Polo Association to organize a Harvard team. Officers elected include President F S Elliot Secretary and manager J W Dunlop Treasurer T H Clarkson temporary captain F J Goodridge.
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Harvard
F. S. Elliot
J. W. Dunlop
T. H. Clarkson
F. J. Goodridge
Local Scores From Falls River Waltham Malden
Sports brief records scores from Fall River Bedford and Waltham Polo games with Malden and Stoneham, listing outcomes as 5 to 4, 10 to 1, and 4 to 4 across the matches.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Waltham
Woburn
Malden
Stoneham
Three Boston Clubs Meet Providence A A A Committee
Three men from Boston Newton and New Town Cambridge met a Providence A A committee tonight to plan a series of friendly contests between the clubs.
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Providence, R. I
Boston
Newton and Newtowne
Cambridge
Providence A. A
Roosevelt Letter Sparks Harvard Debate on Venezuelan Crisis
Theodore Roosevelt defended Cleveland’s stance in a Harvard Crimson letter. J B Warner '69 criticizes silencing presses and private outlets, while Professor William James contests Roosevelt’s naval buildup and warns against a militarized national path. Both urge Harvard students to resist arms expansion.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard Crimson
Cleveland
Harvard
J. B. Warner
Crimson
Roosevelt
William James
Warner
James
Indus trial School for Girls Holds Annual Meeting
Directors and supporters gathered at 80 Chestnut Street for the Indus trial School for Girls annual meeting. Officers elected include President Mrs James E Swan and Treasurer Mr William S Hall with multiple vice presidents and secretaries named, reflecting a active governing slate.
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Industrial School For Girls
Chestnut Street
James E. Swan
E. §. Parkman
A. P. Rogers
Harriet Ware
William 8. Hall
R. M. Staigg
C. P. Ware
W. H. M. Austin, Jr
C. P. Bowditch
M. B. Chapman
George W. Fox
St. Hearley
G. I. Jacobs
H. L. Jaques
Dorchester Centrals Take Lead in First Division Bowling
Dorchester Centrals defeated Arlington Boat Club at Centre street alleys in a pivotal first-division match. Cutter and Cox anchored the Centrals in the final string as Arlington faltered on the third string. about 400 spectators witnessed a closely contested battle.
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Dorchester Centrals
Arlington Boat Club
Centre Street
Dorchester
Centrals
Arlingtons
Cutter
Cox
Arlington Men
Casinos Defeat Boston Athletic Association In Norfolk Bowling
In the Massachusetts Bowling League Norfolk Casino team edged the Boston Athletic Association by 182 pins at the Norfolk Casino alleys. Clark led the Casinos with 613 total, Bunton top-scored for the B A A with 552, Burton credited with notable play as the match concluded.
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Massachusetts Bowling League
Norfolk
Boston Athletic Association
General Dixwell
Clark
Bunton
Burton
Casino
Cruff Eee
Davis
Eeee
Simsom
Cccceeesecvess
Smith
Lodge Eee Eee Eee Eens
Fuler Teeee Eeeetee
Scossscdia
Scrcovee Eevee Ida
Msgincecciacso
East Boston Boys Triumph In Local Bowling Clash
In Massachusetts Bowling League action on Jeffries alleys last night the East Boston team defeated Jamaica 2731 to 2714. Emmons of Jeffries carried off high honors with the best individual string despite the loss.
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Massachusetts
Jeffries
Jamaica
East Boston Boys
Emmons
Candlepin scores from Jamesons Somerville league
In the candlepin league at Jamesons on Somerville Avenue Somerville last night the score was the focus of play. Two teams Carruths and Jamesons posted results at 2068 and 2096 respectively.
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Centrals
Somerville
Chelsea
Carruths
Jamesons
Jameson’s
Somerville Avenue
New Bedford and Fall River Area Figures Amid Mixed Totals
Readable segments show diverse tabulated figures for New Bedford area and Fall River zone including numeric totals and scattered place names. Article fragments list several city pairs with associated counts and stray terms suggesting a compiled census or comparative chart.
Cambridge Meyers topple Hubs in candlepins tilt
Meyer's team from Cambridge defeated the Hubs of Boston last night on the former's alleys. The score stood 2231 for Meyers and 2206 for the Hubs.
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Meyer
Cambridge
Boston
Candlepins
Meyers
Hubs
Nova Scotia Senator Kaub bach dies in Commons corridor
Ottawa reports of Senator Kaub bach of Nova Scotia dying in the House of Commons corridor this afternoon. Heart disease is listed as the cause. He was 76 years old.
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Ottawa
Ont
Kaubbach
Nova Scotia
House of Commons
Navy Bill Adds 1000 Men With $380000 Appropriation
The continued article notes a proposal to add 1000 men to the regular navy and mentions an appropriation of 380000 dollars to cover the costs. It emphasizes the sufficiency of the number for the purpose and references the ongoing legislative consideration.
Deadlock Expected in Senate Finance Committee Over Tariff Bill
Republican members of the Senate finance committee face a possible deadlock if Mr Jones of Nevada insists on a 16 percent raw sugar increase. A caucus resolution urged reporting the bill from the House form, while silver Republicans argued against a free coinage rider. Senator Teller pushed for free coinage actions, opposed by conservative silver men and sound money advocates. The caucus adjourned with a plan to reconvene tomorrow to discuss reorganization and other issues.
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Washington, Jan
Senate Committee On Finance
Jones
House
Senate
Tellelr
Colorado
Teller
Senate panel opens amid tense Cuba Venezuela Armenia issues
Washington January 8 The Senate committee on foreign relations met for the first time after reorganization. A large docket includes Cuba Venezuela and Armenia with Cuba belligerency recognition likely to be addressed first if insurgents seize Havana or threaten Spanish forces.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Cuba
Venezuela
Armenia
Havana
Hawaii Statehood Measure Under Unanimous Consent
A joint resolution by Rep. Spalding of Michigan aims to admit Hawaii as a state with the consent of its people and allocates 100000 dollars for preliminary negotiations toward a state constitution. The House adjourned after referring the measure to foreign affairs. Senate passed a civil officer commissions regulation bill and adjourned.
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Washington
Spalding
Michigan
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Hawaii
Sandwich Islands
House
Massachusetts Among States With Excess Departmental Appointments
The Civil Service Commission issued the examination schedule for the first half of 1896. States with more than their share of departmental appointments include Massachusetts and others. residents may still apply for railway mail Indian and government printing office exams. Closer notice lists open examinations and dates.
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Washington
United States Civil Service Commission
Alaska
Arizona
Colorado
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Massachusetts
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Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Virginia
Wyoming
California
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Vermont
West Virginia
Commission
Banking committee divides twenty eight bills into five sub committees
Chairman Walker of the House banking and currency committees announced at today’s meeting that twenty eight bills were divided among five sub committees. One will be selected to form a general banking law to ease Treasury redemption of paper money. A hearing on Hitt’s proposed international bank is set for Monday, reflecting Pan American recommendations from 1889. Cox’s measure to curb officer bank borrowing will be heard next Wednesday.
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Washington
Walker
House
Banking and Currency Committees
Treasury
Hitt
Illinois
Pan- American Congress
Cox
Tennessee
Bishop Vincent Addresses Prospect Union on Chautauqua
Bishop Vincent lectured at the Prospect Union in Cambridge last night on Chautauqua. He stated the movement rests on three ideas: education for all, lifelong learning, and broad schooling beyond specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Prospect Union
Cambridge
Kennard Sullivan 25-round bout ends in draw in Rhode Island
In Central Falls the boxing match between Jim Kennard the St Paul Kid and Jerry Sullivan of Providence went 25 rounds and ended in a draw. Sullivan led on offense but both sides defended well and the decision was a draw.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Wescott
Sporting Department of the Post
Rowan
Chicago
Cliftondale Athletic Club
John Butler
Lynn
Bob Montgomery
Mat Leary
East Boston
Jack Hastings
T. McNulty
West Lynn
W. D. Wright
Phiadelphia
Bob Ringwood
Jake Brouthers
Lynn Athletic Club
Lynn Music Hall
Billy Ernst
New York
Joe Flaherty
Lowell
Joe Elms
Chelsea
Kid McCoy
Charlestown
Morris Rosenberg
Jerry Callihan
Young Brown
Young Buckley
M. J. Quinn
Nick Burley
Quinlan
Charlie Farrell
Post
Burley
Tom D’arcy
Professor Kelley
Nahant
Young Brierly
Sally Smith
Kid Lavigne
Lavigne
Ryan
Jack Garvey
Providence
Charles Danforth
Malden
Farrell
Rosenberg
Bert McIntyre
J. J. Callahan
the Post
Tommy Smith
Haverhill
Kirtland Club
Martin Snee
Want
Ed Finn
Merrimac Valley
Jack Fogarty
Fogarty
Finn
Will White
White
Mr. White
Elms
Charlie Mealy
Buckey Foley
Patrick P. Dowling
Charlie Mitchell
John L. Sullivan
Madison Square Garden
Spike Sullivan
Bob Green
Louis Sullivan
Ike McArthur
The
Riversides
Ben McArthur
A. C. McKenzie
Providencer
Jim Kennard
St. Paul
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