Norwood Wins New Century League Race Amid Tight Show
Norwood takes first in the New Century League series closing Thursday night with South Boston dropping to a late slump. Hyde Park shines, while the Boylston and Webster squads contend as standings tighten. The rubber league sees Stoughton and Barnes tied at top, Whitten out front for individual bowling with Pickard close behind.
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Norwood
South Boston
Hyde Park
Young
Boylston
Finneran
Waters
Smith
Mandeville
Mason
McAteer
Sullivan
Sewender
Arnold
Stoughton
Barnes
Cable
Revere
Whitten
Pickard
Stoushton
Teury Speveses
Pickard, Stoughton
Bopggn
Morse, Barnes
Dagatuout
Wesssee Bowmnor, Cadis Co
Ccccenees Tees Sic
Blake
Icc
Park Packers
Boston Packing and Provision Company
Nelson, Morris & Co
Swift & Co
Boston Packing & Co
Armour & Co
Éveda
J. P. Squire & Co
North P. & P. Co
Old Dorchester
Dudley
Newtowne
Charlestown
Commercial
Arlington
Calumet
Newton
Mystic Valley League
Medford
Towanda
Old Belfry
NEW Century League
Webster
Murray & Irwin
Dedham
Roslindale
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Colonial
Marketmen’s League
Bank Officers’ League
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International Trust
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Redemption
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Tuezsday—Brown, Durrell & Co
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McCarthy
Jefferson
Watertown
Mt. Pleasant
Jameson
Prospect
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Central
Meyers
Conlin
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Wellington
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Wilkins
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Peewee
Norwood Etree
Dents Seer
Ricker
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Harrop
Mrs Louisa Brand Dies at Boston City Hospital
Mrs Louisa Brand died yesterday at 4 p m at Boston City Hospital of gangrene. She was a popular matron at the Castle Square Theatre. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p m from 10 Garland Street.
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Louisa Brand
Boston City Hospital
Grand
Castle Square Theatre
Garland Street
Major Taylor May Race in France to Crown World Champion
New York report says if Major Taylor stays in France this year to avoid a title clash with Frank Kramer he will travel to Europe in the fall to contest the world championship. Kramer plans to ride independently this year and Elkes, Walthour, Michael prepare varied schedules with Howe brothers managing each rider. Each cyclist will have a full pacing outfit of modern design.
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New York
Taylor
France
Frank Kramer
New Jersey
Europe
Kramer
Peetecons
Board of Control
Floyd McFarland
Harry Elkes
Robbie Walthour
Atlanta
Jimmy Michael
Hot Springs
Walthour
Elkes
Howe Brothers
Cambridge
Mass
F. L. Howe
Six Day Race Opens With Ten Teams In Philadelphia
Ten teams from New York Boston and others enter the six day 48 hour international cycle team race starting at 2 p m tomorrow at the Second Regiment armory. Teams include Wilson Gongoltz Munroe Freeman Leander Rutz King Samuelson Fischer Chevalier Mayo McEachern Fulton Sullivan Hadfield King Turville Lawson and Babcock Newhouse. Riders may divide eight hours as they choose reserving sprint duties for hot work.
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Philadelphia
Second Regiment Armory
New York
Boston
Wilson
Gongoltz
Munroe
Freeman
Leander
Rutz
King
Samuelson
Fischer
Chevalier
Mayo
McEachern
Fulton and Sullivan
Hadfield
Turville
Lawson
Babcock
Newhouse
Boxing Gossip Sparks East Boston Rowing Club Card
Boxing figures issue bout desires across weight classes as East Boston plans a boxing night at 8. Promoters and amateurs line up challengers from 110 to 135 pounds. Notables include Walcott, Jackson, Muhlbauer, and Sullivan with bouts across Philadelphia and Savannah venues.
Columbia plans Henley trip and winter sports push
Forty teams enter a six day race in New York starting February. Columbia aims to send a crew to Henley while facing a potential loss of coach George Foster Sanford. Friends host a euchre party to fund the voyage. Columbia adds intercollegiate relay and water polo entries with Yale and Penn also competing. Peninsula A A forms a basketball squad seeking players from Cambridge and Roxbury with an average player age of 17. Address A Morrissey, 2 Scott Place, South Boston.
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New York
Columbia
George Foster Sanford
Titus
Henley
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Peninsula A. A
Hampshires
Cambridge
Roxbury
A. Morrissey
Scott Place
South Boston
Lawson and Boralma in $20,000 trotting match possible
The Boston sportsman Thomas W. Lawson may retire from trotting as E E Smathers considers a $20,000 three in five match at Lord Derby 2 06 1 2 against Boralma 2 07 1 2. Smathers paid 10500 for Lord Derby and awaits Lawson's reply while horsemen predict a tough challenge for Derby if the race occurs.
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Boralma
Lord Derby
New York
Boston Sportsman
Thomas W. Lawson
E. E. Smathers
George W. Spear
Smathers
Lawson
Boston
Brooklyn
Georgena
Hartford
Nick’ Hubinger
Brush exposes Spalding bid to form baseball trust
John T. Brush claims A G Spalding proposed a baseball trust modeled on the bicycle trust. He says Spalding sought Robison’s and Hart’s agreement in Chicago, sharing a plan to license players and leagues under a board of control and to use options to control clubs. Brush cites a July 15 1901 letter illustrating the plan and warns of potential ruin for Cincinnati if broad options were granted.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John T. Brush
A. G. Spalding
Baseball Trust
Frank de Haas Robison
Messrs. Spalding
Robison
Spalding
Brush
Chicago
American Bicycle Trust
Hart
Bicycle Trust
Cleveland
Frank
Board of Control
League
Cincinnati
California
Jim
J. T. Brush
McHenry or Ed Geers Considered to Pilot Boralma Next Season
Local horsemen weighed who would ride Thomas W. Lawsons Boralma next season. Myron E. McHenry, Andy McDowell, John Shilllinglaw, Tom Marsh, and James Golden were named as possibilities. McHenry appears likeliest if Lawson seeks a trainer, with McHenry wintering in New York and Boralma held in high regard. Rumors also place Ed Geers with Boralma, though Geers may decline to ride behind The Monk if wintering well and the chestnut gelding remains in class.
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McHenry
Ed” Geers
Lawson
Boralma
Thomas W. Lawson
Myron E. McHenry
Andy’’ McDowell
John Shillinglaw
Tom’’ Marsh
James Golden
New York
Dan Patch
Ed Geers
Monk
Boston
Eligibility Rules for Cup Challenge Selections
The committee requires a grand average of five in six games for any competitor to vie for the cup. William C Millingham Charles A Maynard John T Crompton are named as committee members to judge eligibility of challenges.
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Splaine-Cutler
Hub Billiard Palace
New England
William C. Millingham
Charles A. Maynard
John T. Crompton
Ward 11 Democrats honor John E. Ansell with gold chain gift
The Ward 11 Democratic Club held its annual meeting to elect officers and honor President John E. Ansell with a gold chain and diamond pendant. Speakers praised Ansell and Daniel J. McGillicuddy announced the gift amid applause.
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Ward 11
Democratic Club
John E. Ansell
Patrick A. Collins
Boston
John B. Ansell
James J. Porter
Richard J. Murray
R. D. Callahan
B. W. Wells
Charles H. Kipp
R. J. Murray
D. J. McGillicuddy
Charles H. Cole
Robert Seaver Hale
Gannett Wells
John S. Codman
Matthew E. McGrain
Charles H
Ward
Ansell
Collins
Democratic Party
Thomas H. Dowd
Democratic Pa
Benjamin W. Wells
Cripp
Jack O'Brien
Daniel J. Murray
Police Officer Survives 2000-Volt Wire Shock
Officer Edward Hoyt of Chelsea narrowly escaped fatal injury yesterday when a live 2000 volt wire lay on the sidewalk at West Third and Cherry streets. He was shocked as he tried to move the wire with his club, fell, and was incapacitated briefly, aided by rubber boots.
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Edward Hoyt
Chelsea
West Third
Cherry Streets
Hoyt
Royal Blue Line Tours to Washington and Florida
Boston based excursion company offers first Washington trip leaving Jan 17 with five days in the capital and stops in Philadelphia and New York. Florida tour departs Jan 27 with Jacksonville hotel costs extra and trips to Queensland Point and Richmond listed among itineraries. Details and itineraries available from Joseph P. Taggart in Boston.
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Royal Blue Line
Washington
D.C
Florida
First Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
First
Jacksonville
Qld Point
Comfort
Richmond
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
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Frank Griffin
Tom Maguire
VAL. Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee
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Kemp
Tord Derby
Custom House
Port Sherry
Eliga
Muscatel
Catawba
Ward 11 Democratic Club
John BE. Ansell
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