Bicycle Notes and motor racing figures in Chicago
A cablegram from H H Griffin reports Charles Jarrott claiming motor champion status has sailed to America seeking a match race with an American rider. Owen Wimble will manage Fountain Ferry track for the season backed by an Indy group led by Fred Voisht. The track opens training March 11 with the first meet May 6.
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H. H. Griffin
National Cyclists’ Union of
England
Charles Jarrott
America
Jarrott
Owen Wimble
Fountain Ferry
Wimble
Andicate
Fred Voisht
Vailsburg
N. J
Richmond Island Associates
Jack Farnham
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Commonwealth Bicycle Club
Fensmere
PP. O. Sheshan
Cambridge
New York
A. B. CC
McCoy Beats Choynski In Short Three Round Bout
Kid McCoy defeats Joe Choynski in three rounds at Broadway Athletic Club New York with the second round ending early due to timekeeping error. Referee Johnny White allows the bout to continue into the third round where McCoy wins by knockout just after the bell. Duane and Jansen also fight in earlier undercard bouts.
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New York
Broadway Athletic Club
Kid McCoy
Joe Choynski
Choynski
McCoy
Johnny White
McCoy-Choynski
Terry McGovern
George Dixon
MecCoy
Danny Duane
George Jansen
Duane
Jansen
Jim McKeever
McKeever
Tuxedo Court Tennis Promises a National Boom
New opening at the Tuxedo Club inspires broad hope for court tennis in America. Members range from beginners to seasoned players as it becomes a neutral ground attracting New York Boston Chicago and university competitions while spurring social exchange and high level play.
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New York
Tuxedo Club
Americas
Great Britain
Balfours
William Fort- Dyke
Edward Grey
George Darwin
Orchardson
Boston
Philadelphia
Tuxedo
Chicago
Harvard
Yale
Tuxedo Tennis Club
Referee clears in ring clash after late second round
McCoy was groggy when the gong sounded ending the second round clipped by forty seconds. Chovnski, sore but satisfied with the referee, defended White the official in a courtly office exchange, disputing any blame.
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McCoy
Chovnski
White
McCoy Knocked Down by Choynski in Sinewy Bout
McCoy was knocked to the floor by a right on the jaw. He beat the count at nine, but Choynski sent him down again, then twice more. McCoy left the ring bleeding from nose and mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Joe
Choynski
Kid
McCoy Wins Brutal Round Three Bout Over Choynski
In a ferocious third round McCoy rushed from his corner and rival Choynski answered with erratic offense. McCoy knocked Choynski down after a tense exchange, the referee separated clinches, and a later flurry left Choynski unable to continue as the sponge came from his corner and McCoy was declared winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choynski
McCoy
Dreamland
Mike Padcen
Local bout ends amid heated exchange before bell
A man described as highly excited voiced harsh views about McCoy before the bell in a sparring session. The altercation preceded a fallout with a fatal or near-fatal moment, leaving observers unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taters
McCoy
Printers’ Smoker At New England Hall Draws Crowd
A Typographical Union 13 smoker at New England Hall last night featured speeches and entertainment for several hours. About 250 printers attended. W. A. Smith spoke on Voluntary Socialism. William I. Holland spoke on trade unionism. Other contributors included Megers, Giles Cox, Hector MacDonald, G. P. Brophy, Charles and Fred Dusseault, Edward J. Freeth, James J. Slattery, and WU. G. Bitlers.
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Typographical Union 13
New England Hall
W. A. Smith
William I. Holland
The
Typographical Union
Megers
Giles Cox
Hector MacDonald
G. P. Brophy
Charles and
Fred Dusseault
Edward J. Freeth
James J. Slattery
WU. G. Bitlers
New England A A A U Suspends Shallow and Rejects Sullivan
The New England A A U registration committee suspended Michael Shallow of South Boston for one year for boxing under an assumed name and refused Twin Sullivan’s registration. Cambridge hockey league meeting postponed due to lack of quorum. Boston College seeks basketball candidates. An exhibition of simultaneous chess by George Walcott at the YMCA tonight invites players to bring boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England A. A. A. U
Michael Shallow
South Boston
Sullivan
Cambridge
Boston College
Boston Y. M. Co. U
George T. Walcott
English Champion Miles Beats Fearing In Court Tennis Exhibition
England's Mr. FE Miles, amateur champion, defeats American ex-amateur champion Mr 3 R Fearing Jr in two straight sets 6 2 and 7 5 at the B A A court. Fearing unsettled, Miles effective with backhand and volley. This afternoon Miles and Peter Latham meet Stockton and Fearing in a four hand match.
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FE. H. Miles
England
3. R. Fearing, Jr
America
Fearing
Miles
Isis
Peter Latham
Messrs
Stockton
Tom Pettit
Kidder Motor Vehicle Company Forms in New Haven
Mr Wellington P Nidder forms Kidder Motor Vehicle Company to build steam carriages in New Haven with Marnes Colby Wirden and Stevens as officers. Six weeks to complete plant. 40000 to 50690 dollars in machinery ordered. Other firms and Electric Vehicle efforts cited. Beacon Motor Company address sought. tire inquiries noted.
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Wellington P. Nidder
Kidder Motor Vehicle Company
New Haven
Waitewater Marnes
Hon. C. Co. Colby
Quebec
Kidder
Masha Morgan
Springfield
Jo W. Wirden
Dover
Del
and & Stevens
Kidder Press
New England Electric Vehicle Transportation Company
Chestnut Hill
Boston
Brookline
Newtons
Mtr
Royal Sheldon
Lyceum Theatre
Eaton
James K. Berger
Samuel Bowker
South Framingham
Francis Bigelow
North Main Street
General Carriage Company
New York
New Yort
Beacon Motor Company
Fost
Tufts Athletic Association Elects Winter Officers
Tufts College Athletic Association held its winter business meeting in Goddard Chapel. Harry C. Turner, 1901, was unanimously elected manager of Tufts 1900 football team and Richard Bradford Coolidge, 1902, of Woodfords Maine, was chosen assistant manager.
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Medford
Tufts College Athletic Association
Goddard Chapel
Harry C. Turner
Tufts
Richard Bradford Coolidge
Woodfords
Boylston Wins City Big Pin League Championship
The Boylston team captured the season title in the City Big Pin League by taking two of three games from Carruth before a near capacity crowd. Key bowlers included Mason Ferris Lawson and Woodward for Boylston, while Watts Binns and Ellis stood out for Carruth. Morrison topped 658 pins in another pairing as Meyers swept Broadway and Roxbury defeated Sudbury.
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Boylston
Carruth
Mason
Ferris
Lawson
Woodward
Watts
Binns
Ellis
Vitory
McCarthy
Morrison
Meyers
Broadway
Roxbury
Sudbury
Boylston Bowler
T'd. Ferris Ee
Collinson
Mason Se Ewes
Lawson Seeeee
Carruth. Bowler
Renee
Filis
Benjamin Ae Ee
Kinsman
Williams
Sullivan
Clark
Dow
Murray & Irwin
Sessler
McClaverty
Casserly
Newman
Pigainey Mat Ma Meyers
Bowler
Wilkins
Tisch
Rean Ee O. Pet
Carr Ee See
Adiasciai
Otals
Ee Wee
Oo Barry O
Berloeke
Bateman
Ae Wee
Slandley Nis
Harriman Wees
Cis
Fldridge
Plimpton
tCaffrey
Michael Ee
Record set in Circuit League bowling at Charlestown
In Charlestown last night 999th A A A faced BB A A A second team. Ainsworth led BB A A A with 22 in the opening round to help secure an easy win. Charlestown rallied to take the next two games and the match honors.
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Charlestown
A. A
Ainsworth
BB. A. A
Middlesex Cycle Club Sets Season High at Roxbury Tourney
Middlesex Cycle Club posted 1290 as a team total in Roxbury last night, the best this season. Mashier led with a 111 string and 283 in three games, Olive Sleeper and Smith contributing for the victors while The Press dropped three straight. Fulton Wheelmen took two of three from Metropolitan as Walsh and Locke featured. Roslindale Cycle Club surprised Ti-
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Rowler
Mashier
Smith
Olive
Sleeper
iMvans
Bowler
Drgee Harrington
Ae &O
Coburn
Baldwin O
Sampson
Fulton
Harley
Walsh
Hanley
Jenner
Atwood
Donovan
Ellis
Locke
Roslindale
Eevee
Jepson
Ferris
Ashe
Rhodes Eerse
Sessler
Tigers
Powler
Ogy Guptil
Stevens
Dean Ip Ora
Middlesex Cycle Club
Roxbury
Tourney Association
Middlesex
Metropolitan
Mets
Beacons Take Two Of Three From North Shore in Trade League
In Carruth's last night the Beacons swept two of three games against North Shore. The Lat ter team delivered the high score with 60 points in the final game. Scores followed.
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Carruth
Beacons
North Shore
Polo Games Last Night Scores Across New England
Clinton defeated Salem in Clinton for her third straight win 94 to what appears a misprint. Fall River topped Taunton 8 to 4 before 500 spectators at Fall River. New Haven beat Hartford 12 to 5 in New Haven in an easy style.
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Clinton
Salem
Fall River
Taunton
New Haven
Hartford
One Great Quidoor Rink Captures Greater Boston
The city and suburbs faced an unexpected outdoor skating spree as sleet turned streets into a glassy rink. Sammy Shea heralded the scene while families, delivery workers, and messenger boys joined a rapid skating rush before sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Papa
Sammy Shea
Buck
National Skating Meet Set for Newburgh Dates
The National Skating Meet will be held at Downing Park Lake in Newburgh January 26 and 27 under the Newburgh Wheelmen. Events include 1500 meter Eastern and Mastern championships, 3000 meter handicap, 5000 meters Eastern championship, and 2500 meter relay races with three prizes in each. Entries close January 23, to W. H. June, chairman of the racing board.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Downing Park Lake
Allston Club Bowled Badly as Maugus Wins Narrow Series
In Wellesley Hills on January 12 the Allston Club lost to Maugus at their alleys two games to none in an even three game set. Maugus finished strong with a perfect last string and led by scores of 721, 826, 845 for a total 2 292.
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Wellesley Hilus
Allston Club
Maugus
Allston
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