Maloney Wins Madison Square Garden Marathon Title
Matthew Maloney the amateur marathon champion proved his claim by winning at Madison Square Garden, leading from the 18th mile and finishing four laps ahead of Crowley. Crowley second and Sidney H. Hatch of Chicago took third with Mellor fourth in a strong field of 32 runners.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Crowley
Yonkers
C. Ressinke
Samuel Mellor, Jr
Mellor
Maloney
William Davis
J. J. Daley
Sidney H. Hatch
Chicago
Winthrop High Beats Everett High 29 to 17 in League Game
Winthrop High defeated Everett High 29 to 17. Scoring leaders included Anderson and Taylor with four goals each, Brickley adding four, and Belcher two. Time was in two 20 and 30 minute periods with Reid refereeing and 350 in attendance.
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Everett High
Winthrop High
Winthrop
Everett. Belcher
eCour
Sawyer Angeyeon
de Feces Ees
Norris
Strong Pds
Brock Palo
A. Dawson
Howard
C. Dawson
Jeffries Begins Training at Los Angeles Club
Jim Jeffries started training today in the Los Angeles Athletic Club gym and displayed notable speed as spectators watched. He tails to box tomorrow with Jimmy Walsh of Boston and plans to travel to Fresno next week for a theatrical engagement with Kennedy likely as his sparring partner.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Jim Jeffries
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Jeff
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
Friseca
Kennedy
Imperials Set World Record in Lynn Heavy Bowling Roll
The Imperials of Lynn in the Greater Boston league scored 1619 across three strings last night. Every regular hit at least 100 in a string except Warren whose pace limited the total. Imperial won four points in the match.
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Warren
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Elite alleys Wheeler Marliave and players noted with scores
The page lists bowling or game scores for Wheeler Marliave and players including Keane Walker Blaney St Maugan Henderson Th5jJouve McLaughlin Wilfert with several totals such as 451 476 444 and 446 435 479. The fragment references names and numeric results without full context.
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Somerville
Back Bay
Manning
Murphy Ees
Murdock
Connell
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de ’ Holm
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Carruths alleys game play by play near totals
The partial OCR shows team lineups and scores for Carruths alleys with players Donovan Davison Crocker Newnam Ritchie and Harrison among others. Totals appear as 445 304 418 and 388 404 404 with a battery and forfeited bills noted. The text lacks clear narrative context or dates.
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Davison
Crocker
J. Newnam
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Duggins
Olympia alleys and independents show mixed totals
Fragmentary numbers list totals and various codes for Olympia locations. Independent and peninsula entries appear with multiple numeric sequences and phone-like digits, suggesting a directory or tally of venues and contacts.
Adams Square Alleys Totals Equipment
Scores and identifiers listed for Adams Square alleys show totals and equipment references with several phone-like numbers scattered through the lines. The readable elements resemble a brief score or inventory snippet from a sports or maintenance page.
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Adams Square
St. Mary's and Baldwins Clash at St. Mary's Hall
The St. Mary's of West Quincy faces Baldwins of South Boston in a tonight game at St. Mary's Hall with local fans expected.
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South Boston
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Emmet Devoy and
Fall River and Worcester Scores From Providence Card
Providence results show Fall River leading 7 to 1, Worcester 9 to 8 over Brockton, with Pawtucket at 8 and Lyn incomplete. Exact teams and dates not fully readable. indicates close regional games and varying outcomes.
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Fall River
Worcester
Brockton
Pawtucket
Lyn
Marathon From Ashland to Boston Sets Big Prize Event
Today features nearly 100 of the world’s fastest runners racing the B A A marathon route with a finish at the National League baseball grounds. Proceeds go to Italian earthquake relief with 11 prizes and souvenirs for finishers. The noon start will draw a packed crowd of spectators.
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Ashland
Boston
United States Golf Association amends rules to allow independent club tickets
At its Sherry's meeting the USGA voted to amend its constitution to permit independent tickets by member clubs, addressing objections to self perpetuation. The amateur championship will be held at the Chicago Golf Club in Wheaton Illinois the week of September 6, after Deal Golf and Country Club withdrew its bid. Royal and Ancient rules were adopted for play in the United States. Election results show Herbert L. Jacques as president and Silas H. Strawn Milton Dargan Robert C. Watson and William Fellowes Morgan as officers /*<<<
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Sherry’s
Association
Chicago
Wheaton
Ill
Deal Golf and Country Club
Deal
N. J
St. Andrew’s Golf Club
Scotland
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Herbert L. Jacques
the Country Club
Brookline
Mass
Silas H. Strawn
Glen View Club
Golf
Milton Dargan
Atlanta Athletic Club
Atlanta Ga
Robert C. Watson
Garden City Golf Club
Garden City
N. Y
William Fellowes Morgan
Sbaltusrol Golf Club
Baltusrol
Records Fall at Tech Meet in Fast Indoor Showdown
Technology’s indoor meet produced three new marks as 1910 swept the meet, Carl Gram won two sprints and Mills shattered the mile record with 4m 59.2s. Benson, Howland and Mills led the mile charge while Hooper and Allen tied or broke minor records in field events.
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Technology
Carl Gram
Benson
Howland
Mills
I. O. Mills
Hooper
R. H. Allen
Stuart
Revere Captain Scores 21 From Floor in 90–9 Win
Revere High School trounced Chelsea High 90 to 9 in the Revere gym. Captain Cleaves hit 21 baskets from the floor, with Smith and Nicolini among others scoring. Final notes list Rich Cleaves, Baker, Rouillard, McClellan, O’Brien and Brown as scorers. Attendance at 500.
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Chelsea High
Revere
Cleaves
Chelsea
Rich Ciegaves
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Basketball Games Wanted in Boston Area
Classified notice lists multiple requests for basketball games with teams of various weights and locations around Boston. Contacts include Thomas E. Morris Chelsea J Farrah er, Harry Curtis Boston, J R Taylor East Boston, and others seeking matchups and travel arrangements.
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Thomas E. Morris
Bennington Street
East
Boston
Madison A. C
J. Farraher
Blossom Street
Chelsea
Notre Dames
Randolph A. A
Piger A. C
Lowell Sacred Hearts
Harry Curtis
J. R. Taylor
Neptune Avenue
Maplewood Y. M. C. A
C. Heh. White
United Shoe Machinery
A. Heintz
Lincoln Street
St. Francis A. A
William McLaughlin
Auburn Street
Charlestown
Quill vs Loughrey Set Tuesday Clash in Shoe City
Boxing buzz centers on Tommy Quill’s chance to topple Young Loughrey next Tuesday in Brockton. Quill trains with Al Delmont and Billy Rolfe as fans weigh past bouts where Loughrey edged him. undercard bouts include Bergin versus Carr and Manning versus Cunningham, with McFarland favored over Hyland in Los Angeles next Friday.
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Young Loughrey
Brockton
Loughrey
Quill
al Delmont
Billy Rolfe
Tommy Bergin
Lewiston
Eddie Carr
South Boston
Kid Manning
Pawtucket
Mike Cunningham
Imported Leather Workers Fall Victims to Lynn Strike Mobs
In Lynn on January 8 a Greek worker, Peter Vikeas, was beaten and seriously wounded by a mob after police escorted strikebreakers home from the Thomas A. Kelly & Co. leather factory. Police guarded workers as rioting threats arose near Laurel and Boston streets and many strikers were sent to other towns for safety.
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Thomas A. Kelly & Co
Peter Vikeas
Wyman Street
Vikeas
Laurel
Boston
Stoneham
Saugus
Peabody
State Board of Health
Gonzales
Peters
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Joseph McCann
Glazers’ Union
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Bowling Gossip Highlights Local Matches and Prospects
Roscoe Estes of Pilgrim shines against Revere while Dan McGowan may be used as a pinch bowler. A new Dover project led by "Professor" Mike seeks matches with nearby towns and states after a city and state record total of 1498. Elite touts left handers Nims and McCarron as key to their standing. Hooper denies linking with Beatty. Wilfert’s team accepts Larve’s challenge for January 12 at Boylston alleys.
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Roscoe Estes
Pilgrim
Revere
Dan McGowan
Dover
N. H
Mike
Railroad Square
Mattie McGowan
Back Bay
Matt
Boston Highland
Dawes
Wildey
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Jimmy Clancy
Providence
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McCarron
Fred Williams
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Bill Clark
Warren Brown
Hooper
Portland
Bill Beatty
Beatty
Pine City
George H. Wilfert
Marlave
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Gloucester trounces St. Johnsbury 81 to 18
Gloucester beat St. Johnsbury 81 to 18 in front of a home crowd. The Vermont five that defeated Gloucester earlier and outplayed East Boston recently was never in the game as Gloucester led throughout.
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Gloucester
Vermont
Boston
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