City League bowling results show low scores and tight finishes
In the City League last night low scores ruled. Boylston outpaced Webster with over 2500 total pins and won all three games. Sudbury split with Huh, taking two matches, while Carruth edged out a two-pin win in the final game.
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Webster
Sudbury
Huh
Carruth
Fitchburg
Fitchburg Local Freight
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Eggs Team Defeats Produce After Opening Loss in Marketmen League
Eggs team dropped the opener to Produce at Carruth's then rallied to win the next two and secure the match as totals looked strong.
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Carruth’s
Cavill’s backer bids world title swim duel with McCusker
Thomas G. Nickson, backing Percy Cavill, offers James L. McCusker a series of races or a single $0 to $2500 match for the world championship. Competitions include 100 to 2 miles with best of five, one race per day or all in one day, noting McCusker’s strength at long distances. Somerville, Jan 1, 1902.
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Thomas G. Nickson
Percy F. Cavill
James L. Mc Cusker
James L. McCusker
Bath
Somerville
New York’s Jim Austin quits in fourth round vs Young Peter Jackson
In Baltimore on January 10, Jim Austin of New York quit in the fourth round of a fight scheduled for three rounds with the heavyweight contender Young Peter Jackson.
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Baltimore
Jim"” Austin
New York
Young
Peter Jackson
Cresceus Earned Over 70000 In Purses And Exhibitions
Toledo Jan 10 George B Ketcham owner and driver of Cresceus announced he earned more than 70000 in purses and exhibition money during the year Cresceus toured the country The horse will remain at the Ketcham farm for the winter.
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Toledo
George B. Ketcham
Cresceus
Ketcham
Lawson Won't Quit Turf In Public Letter
Thoroughbred owner Thomas W. Lawson declares he has not retired from racing and will bring his horses back next season. He seeks to match his trotter Boralma against any world contender for 5000 to 20000 dollars, best three heats in five. Grant Page will run the trotting department and Thomas Marsh is hired as head trainer.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Boralma
Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Lord Derby
Abbot of Crescens
Stable owner outlines racing plans and prize structure
Dover will hold the stable until moved to the arm. The owner says he did not mean to imply no horses would race next season. He plans to “try out” horses marked as potential and discusses races at Hartford Readville and Lexington for Crescens Lord Derby and The Abbot with a $5000 side stake each and a $10,000 combined wish. If the three win a majority, owners receive payments. otherwise the owner gets 10,000 and half the gate receipts go to local charities chosen by the track association winner.
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Dover
Oxford Bay
Boralma
Crescens
Lord Derby
the Abbot
Hartford
Readville
Lexington
Harvard undergrads form Nonparesis hockey team
A strong ice hockey squad is formed among Harvard undergraduates and holds daily practice on Holmes Field rinks. The team, named the Nonparesis, lists forwards Mullen Dever Roughen H Coleman, coverpoint Sullivan, point FF Coleman, goalie Sherburne, and seeks matches with strong high and prep schools across the state. Address J F Dever Jr 20 Thayer Hall Cambridge. Mechanic Arts High hosts Arlington High in league opener at Spy Pond. The Quaker bowling team remains undefeated and seeks top amateur competition in Boston area.
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Harvard
Holmes Field
Mullen
Dever
Roughen
H. Coleman
Coverpoint
Sullivan
FF. Coleman
Sherburne
J. F. Dever, Jr
Thayer Hall
Cambridge
Mechanic
Columbia Football Association Finances Reported
Francis B. Bangs, graduate treasurer, released the annual financial report showing a balance of 2497.26 dollars. The funds will partially repay a ten thousand dollar loan to the association by Mayor Seth Tow. George Foster Sanford received 2000 dollars for two months of work.
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New York
Francis
Bangs
Columbia Football Association
Seth Tow
George Foster Sanford
Neat
Heavyweight Bout Delights Crowd In Somerville Card
Emmy Friggs of Chelsea opposed Harry Raymond of Somerville for six rounds after Raymond moved up from novices. Raymond won the first round with a knockdown but Briggs used weight and experience to prevail thereafter. Raymond called the lesson learning by boxing and found the showing encouraging. Final bout pitted Jack Woods of Worcester against George Murray of Lynn. Murray halted Woods in the fourth round after delivering a sustained attack on Woods’s stomach and head.
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Emmy Friggs
Chelsea
Harry Raymond
Somerville
Raymond
Briggs
Jack Woods
Worcester
George Murray
Lynn
Murray
Woods
Sharkey Foresees Victory in Series With Maher and Jeffries
Tom Sharkey, training at Sheepshead Bay for bouts with Maher and Jeffries, predicts both he and Dave Sullivan will be champions within two months. He calls his match with Maher a cinch and says he will win against Jeffries, while Sullivan aims to beat McGovern and then challenge Corbett.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Sheepshead Bay
Maher
Jeffries
Dave Sullivan
McGovern
Sullivan
Sailor
Lenox A C bouts showcase fast action and rivals
All four bouts at Lenox A C last night proved lively with Spike Haley facing Wred Bryson for six rounds and Maley displaying solid form. James Woods of Worcester and John Murray of Lynn boxed six rounds at 16 pounds, Murray edging Woods on points despite weight issues.
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Lenox A. C
Spike
Haley
Wred Bryson
Maley
Bryson
James Woods
Worcester
John Murray
Lynn
Woods
Murray
Ehade
Retirement announced by Cambridge featherweight Kid Rogers
In a Post letter Fred Kid Rogers declares retirement after more than 40 bouts. He cites failed bouts and manager disputes as reasons and says he will focus on business. Rogers challenged many featherweights but faced withdrawals and says his last appearance was at Charley Parrett's. He leaves with well wishes to boxing talent.
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Fred
Kid’') Rogers
Cambridge
Rogers
Rudnick
Young” Saxe
Saxe Haal
Moore
Ready
Haley
Jack O'Brien
Saxe
Charley Parrett
Terry McGovern
Austin Rice
Connecticut
McGovern
Dave Sullivan
Jarry McGowan
Joe Makins
Young
Flavia
Riverside B. C
Kid
Poland
Or Walcott
Ince
Tom Sharkey
Peter Mather
Jeffries
South Boston
Spike’ Sullivan
Fred Bryson
Jack Root
Frisco
Joe Ghoynsk
Marvin Hart
Hanrahan
Carter
Gardner
Root
Billy &Tiftt
Chicago
City Brevities: Whelan Retired and Fires Quieted
Police report Patrolman Edmund Whelan of Division 16 retired with pension. Alarm from Box 48 for a minor fire in A A Glines photograph gallery at 628 Washington St. Daniel Kelley, 36, and Edward Crockett, 38, jailed for stealing 60 pounds of butter. A Boston & Albany freight elevator at Met Boston broke while hoisting cement and water, tipping and damaging machinery.
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Police Commission
Edmund &. Whelan
Division 16
A. A. Glines
Washington Street
Division 3
Daniel Kelley
Edward Crockett
Boston & Albany Railroad
Met Boston
Brilliant Polo at Portland Beats Lowell in Big Crowd
PORTLAND Me Jan 10 Portland defeated Lowell before a large crowd in polo. Portland led 8 4 after a tight game with Canavan and Cameron stellar on defense and Mallory in goal delivering sensational work. Jean and Fox stood out for Lowell as the visitors offered strong resistance.
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Portland
Lowell
Canavan
Cameron
Mallory
Jean
Fox
Wortland
Lewis
Warner
Stope—Fox
Acadea Ma
Dyer
Worcester Beats Plymouth In Lopsided Hull Showdown
In Worcester on January 10 a late game mix up led to Daly and Wood receiving bruises and fines of $2 each as four Worcester players faced Plymouth. Worcester won 18 to 2, with a 15 to 3 score reflecting dominant play. Neferee Connolly Timwer Dowd attendance 1150.
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Worcester
Plymouth
Daly
Wood
Ruskes
Mipson
Pierce
Bannon
Mullen
Foul—Daly
Neferee—Connolly
Timwer—Dowd
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