Fengers Compete In New Ireland Foil Series At B A A
The Harvard Fencing Club Providence Y M C A Worcester Fencing Club and Boston Athletic Association enter a team foil series at the Boston Athletic Association gym this evening for a bronze New England championship. Each member faces every other team in 18 bouts with later meetings in Providence and Worcester. Individual foil duelling sword and sabre championships follow.
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New Ireland
Boston Athletic Association
Harvard Fencing Club
Providence Y. M. Co. A
Worcester Fencing Club
Providence
Worcester
New England
Fencers’ Club of
New York
New York A. C
New York Central Turn-Verein
Diplomats’ Fencing Club of
Washington
GYGLE RACES AT PARK SQUARE GARDEN MEET
Four races headline a Park Square Garden card with motor pace and pursuit events. Harry Elkes faces Arthur W. Ross in a 15 mile pace, Albert Champion meets King Gately in a five mile pursuit, plus a half mile amateur handicap. Team pursuit reshuffled with Lester Wilson and I R Lake of Staten Island pairing against J J Cadwell and P G Van Cott. Elkes plans a farewell race before southbound rest.
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Park Square Garden
Harry Elkes
Arthur W. Ross
Albert Champion
King
I. R. Lake
Staten Island
J. J. Cadwell
Hartford
P. G. van Cott
New York
Mets
Harry Hikes
Elkes
Hot Springs
van Cott
Wilson
Cadwell
Lake
Louis Gimm
Archie MacMachern
van Coit
Take
Track change at Goor in Park Square Garden event
The Maine Sportsman's Exhibit successor, Twentieth Century Tele Racing Association, will take over next week after tonight’s cycle races at Goor track in Park Square Garden. President A F Gerald of the former company is ill. George H Donohue and William J Corcoran are involved in management. Jimmy Michael is expected to race. Spooner leaves to attend the New York cycle snow.
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Park Square Garden
Maine Sportsman
Twentieth Century Tele Racing Association
A. F. Gerald
Fairfield
George H. Donohue
Sportsman Company
William J. Corcoran
Jimmy Michael
F. Ed Spooner
New York
Directors Press Jeffries-Ruhlin Fight in Cincinnati
Cincinnati officials and Saengerfest directors face strong opposition from ministers and women’s groups over the February 15 world championship fight. Mayor Fleischmann may issue a permit two days before the bout, while lawyers warn courts wouldn’t enforce a championship sparring event. Ruhlin faces a potential arrest warrant over training in Ohio as threats to the bout persist.
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Cincinnati, O
Saengerfest Athletic Association of
Cincinnati
Wleischmann
Issu
Fleischmann
Judson Harmon
United States
Saengerfest
Jeffries
Rubin
Saengerfest Hall
Ruhlin
Akron
Evangelical Association
Gus Ruhlin
Irwin
Ohio
Runhlin
Crowninshield to Visit Islip for Crew Talks
Designer B B Crowninshield of the Lawson cup defender traveled to New York and will visit Islip L I to confer with Captain Hank Haff on crew selection. He will also visit Providence to inspect block makers the Colemans and stop in Fawtucket to review rivet samples for the boat.
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B. B. Crowninshield
New York
Tandy
Crowninshield
Islip
L. I
Hank Haff
Haff
Cley Haff
Providence
Colemans
Fawtucket
Carloss
Boston
Atlantic
Lawley
Steel Works
Atlantic Works
Gardiner Beats Snyder In Fifteen Round Exhibition
Billy Gardiner of Lowell defeated Danny Snyder of Boston in a fifteen round boxing exhibition at the old Hibernian Hall Manchester with about six hundred in attendance. The bout lasted four rounds and Snyder threw in the towel near the final bell, giving Gardiner the victory.
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Manchester
N. H
Billy Gardiner
Lowell
Danny Snyder
Boston
Hibernian Hall
Snyder
Gardiner
Ruhlin to Travel for Jeffries Bout. Skennedy Offers Club Fight
New York reports Gus Ruhlin will depart for Cincinnati to train for the Jeffries bout. A San Francisco promoter Mamarver Jim Skennedy of the Twentieth Century A. D. offers to host the match at his club if Cincinnati proves impractical.
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New York
Gus Ruhlin
Cincinnati
Jeffries
Jamaica and Somerville Succeed in Cycle Series
In cycle matches on the St James alleys Jamaica Cycle Club and Somerville Wheelmen each won all three against their foes. Waltham and Chelsea also swept, beating Press C C and Charlestown C C. Melrose hosts Somerville in billiards and bowling results show Central leading in pool with 150 to 63 and billiards 399 to 111.
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Jamaica
Somerville
St. James
Waltham
Press C. C
Chelsea
Charlestown
Metropolitan
Roslindale
Melrose
Centrale
Melrose A. C
Billiards Central
Central
Abegeeeeeneee
McAllister
Foster
Ree Press
Powler
Sampson
Coburn
Teisert Eee
Ee Ieee
Hannigan
Bat
Bowler
Et Ory Serene
Bradbury
Ress
Eeseseseres
Cochrane Tray
Kirk
Shephard
Kas Coneie
Howe Christie
D. McLaren
Cook
Tichmeyer
Filis
Mathews
Deena
Henderson
Clement
Wilkins
Blossom
Rogers
Eepiv
Eneseseneesrere Roslindale
Werris Esse
Sessler
Cutler Eee Oo
Mrtbach
Eeeeeseeseees . &le
Schwenader Es — A Eevee
Abduction Report Ends with Girl Safe in Lynn
An 11 year old girl Sadie Mesrochers was removed from Dalton and placed on a train to Boston by her father seeking possession. The plan failed when authorities learned too late to intercept. She was later found safe in Lynn at Crandell’s home on Hollingsworth Street.
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Boston
Dalton
South Framingham
Sadie Mesrochers
Arthur Bicknell
Lynn
Sadie
Tie
Oston
Boxing Gossip Sparks State Police Action and Local Contests
A police commissioner explains recent State police action over boxing clubs amid concerns of prize money and public announcements. He notes broad local support for boxing and urges unified advocacy for clearer legislation. Several schedule changes and bouts are listed, including Kid McCoy’s training and a Dan Snyder vs Patsey Haley postponement.
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Ilius
Boston
Powe
Pemberton Square
Frank Rose
Martin Flaherty
Jimmy Davenport
Towell
Martin Mulvihill
Patsey Sweeney
Dan Snyder
No Money for Cable Chess Threatens International Match
The international chess tournament faces funding trouble as no sponsor covers cable bills this year. Previous support came from the Knickerbocker Athletic Association and the Associated Press, but effort fizzles. Alumni clubs from Harvard Yale Princeton and Columbia may form a graduates chess club to fund the cables, with Harvard expected to contribute heavily.
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Knickerbocker Athletic Association
Associated Press
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Football Victim Dies From Christmas Day Injury
Lawrence Martin, a 20 year old Taunton factory worker, died at his home here from injuries suffered in a football game at Fall River on Christmas Day. The blow to his abdomen led to appendicitis.
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Lawrence Martin
Taunton
Fall River
Local Scoreboard Totals by City Pairings
Readable lines show pairwise scores for games including Plymouth-Lawrence 6 to Plymouth 2 Clinton-Brockton 3 to Clinton 1 New Haven-Hartford 138 to New Haven 7 Waterbury-Waterbury 33 to New Britain 2 Portland-Portland 8 to Lewiston 7 and Bangor-Bangor 10 to Gardiner 7.
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Plymouth
Lawrence
Clinton
Brockton
New Haven
Hartford
Waterbury
New Britain
Portland
Lewiston
Bangor
Gardiner
Body Found In Neponset River Identified as Unidentified Man
The body of an unknown man, decomposed, was found yesterday morning between the Neponset and Granite bridges by William Pitts. Police to City Hospital morgue. no identification or possessions found. no signs of violence.
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Theody
Neponset
Granite
William Pitts
Station 11
City Hospital
Montreal Kid Defeats Ryan in Rexford Showdown
In the New England professional championship series Montreal Kid beat Ryan 108 to 8 at the Rexford last night. Monday evening Ingraham and the Montreal Kid will cross cues.
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Montreal
Ryan
Rexford
Ingraham
Cabot Club Plans Third Concert in Charlestown Hall
The Cabot Club stages its third concert and dance Tuesday night in 20ughan's Hall Charlestown with Mr D J Cantwell directing the floor.
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Cabot Club
Knights Defeats Middleby at Carruths
Teams from A. A. Knights & Sons and J. Middleby, Jr. played at Carruths with Knights winning the first game.
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Knights
Middleby
A. A. Knights & Son
J. Middleby, Jr
Carruth’s
Tufts College football players receive heavy blue trimmed sweaters
Manager Turner presented last year’s Tufts College varsity football team with heavy brown body sweaters featuring blue trimming and a large blue Tr. Recipients include former captain Herbert Pierce Oscar Perkins Frank Yates J Percy Butler Reginald Smith Leslie Collins Joseph Lamb Port Wage Thomas Knight Thomas Plunkett Anthony Harris Joseph G Ray Josiah Butler William Kennard James Quill Charles Danforth Ernest Hapgood Dennis Gabarneau Frederick Cole and others.
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Turner
Tufts College
Herbert Tr. Pierce
Oscar H. Perkins
Frank 3. Yates
J. Percy Butler
Reginald F. Smith
Leslie W. Collins
Joseph Lamb
Pord T. Wage
Thomas S. Knight
Thomas F. Plunkett
Anthony Harris
Joseph G. Ray
Josiah Butler
William O. Kennard
James J. Quill
Charles W. Danforth
Ernest H. Hapgood
Dennis C. A. Gabarneau
Frederick H. Cole
Byrnes for Police Chief in Consolidated Office
Petition circulated by John Fox De lancey Nicoll and Andrew Friedman asks appointing Thomas F Byrnes ex chief of police to the unified role of chief and commissioner of police in New York City.
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New York
John Fox
Delancey Nicoll
Andrew Friedman
Thomas F. Byrnes
Office
Commissioner of Police
Helen A Clark Seeks Divorce From George S Clark
Mrs. Helen A. Clark appeared with counsel before Judge Grant in Suffolk Probate Court seeking separate maintenance and custody of two children, Caroline 6 and Lucy 4, alleging her husband’s excessive drinking and cruel treatment. The couple met in Norway and married in London, with a Paris honeymoon before moving to Boston in 1892. she left him in December after years of alleged drinking, adjourned until Monday.
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Back Bay
Helen A. Clark
Grant
Suffolk
George S. Clark
Caroline
Lucy
Clark
John M. Clark
O’brien
Massachusetts
Norway
London
Paris
Boston
Russia presses for large China gains in new lease plan
London dispatch reports Russia aims to annex parts of China in exchange for waiving war indemnity. A proposed convention would grant an indefinite lease on Jiao Tung and Port Arthur and seize Manchurian railway rights. Salisbury may approve ceding the Niu Chwang to Shan Hai Kwan line.
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London
Russia
China
Prince Uchtomky
Pekin
St. Petersburg
Baily Mail
Jiao Tung Peninsula
Port Arthur
Manchurian
Chiaag
Daily Chronicler
Lord Salisbury
Niu Chwang
Shan Hai Kwan
Bartlett Contests Wiggin Will in Ashland Case
A New Hampshire man from Exeter, James A. Bartlett, contests the will of Miss Zela F. Wiggin who died December 12. The claim ties him to Wiggin as her son via an elder Bartlett once linked to Ashland High School. The possible paternity and lack of provision for him prompt a local commotion.
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Worcester
Ashland
James A. Bartlett
Exeter
N. H
Zela F. Wiggin
Bartlett
Miss Wiggin
Ashland High School
Lawrence
Kitchener Plans 30000 Irregular Horse to Face Boers
London dispatch says Lord Kitchener controls all South African railways including Delagoa Bay line. He is organizing 30,000 irregular horse to take the field in weeks and resume offensives. Cape Colony defences and naval brigades are being prepared as rumors of burgher resistance grow.
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London
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Delagoa Bay
Pretoria
Daily Mail
Kitchener
Cape Colony
Hertzog
Cape Town
Daily Express
Adriral
Cape Fleet
Murraysburg
Morning Post
Burgher Peace Committee
Chandler's Views on Burnham Colorless Personality
Concord New Hampshire January 11 Senator William E Chandler refused interviews and deferred to an editorial in the Concord Evening Monitor. The piece asserts Burnham’s loss was driven by railroad influence and predicts further attempts by railroad interests to control Republican politics in New Hampshire with two years of tense times ahead.
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Concord
N. H
Willliam KE. Chandler
Goncord Evening Monitor
William E. Chandler
Boston & Maine Railroad
Henry J. Burnham
New Hampshire
Three Chelsea men face hearing over stolen safe items
David Werblinsky Samuel Goldstein and David Kerner of Chelsea were charged with possessing stolen property from a Morse Bros safe in Boston. At Chelsea Police Court Judge Bosson heard the case. Morse identified some recovered money and the defense resumes Wednesday.
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David Werblinsky
Samuel Goldstein
David Kerner
Chelsea
Morse Bros
Lowell Street
Boston
Judge Bosson
Max H. Morse
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