Charlestown Falls to Arlington Boat Club in Three-Game Match
In a Gilt Edge League clash at Charlestown Club, Arlington Boat Club swept two straight after a tight opener. Charlestown started strong but misfired on second balls. Ingraham Southwell and Homer's 4 56 9 10 and 8 10 highlighted guest scoring as Arlington near a twenty-five game total yet fell just short by a few pins.
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Charlestown
Arlington Boat Club
Arlington
Boat Club
Ingraham
Southwell
Homer
Jamaica Club suffers 10–0 loss in Suburban Interclub
In the Old Dorchester Club venue last evening Old Dorchester swept the Jamaica Club 10 points to nil. Bowling was lopsided as Old Dorchester won all three games with large margins and an aggregate score of 2520 to 2293.
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Old Dorchester
Jamaica
Joel Defeated in Interclub Clash at Newtowne
Joel of Glendon Club suffered his second loss of the season to Carrick of Newtowne Club in Massachusetts Interclub play at the Newtowne Club house. Garrick won by seventeen points. Whiting edged his opponent by three. Billiards favored Glendon while howling and whist went to Cambridge.
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Joel
Glendon
Carrick
Newtowne Club
Newtowne Cub House
Garrick
Newtowne
Whiting
Howling
Cambridge
Waltham C C Sets New A C C Records in Slaughter
Waltham C C established new season marks in an A C C game against Chelsea C C with a 2532 total, 910 team string, and 594 by Moore. The Boston College Association Wheelmen defeated the Metropolitan team by 85 pins.
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Waltham C. C
Chelsea C. C
Moore
Boston College Association Wheelmen
Metropolitans
Waltham Cycle Club Amawien
MEY
Wetherbee
Aylor
Marsheer
Eeeeererse
Shawmut Wins In Roxbury League Action
Shawmut defeated its Roxbury League opponent last evening as the core details of the scoring and final margin are not provided in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut
Cores
Sal- age officer retires amid city ceremony
A local official, Sal- age, retires after a lengthy service with the city. The ceremony honored his years of public work and contributions to community projects.
Kirby Colts fall to Roxbury Colts by 24 pins
Captain Bill Kirby led the Kirby Colts high with a strong game at Lenox Street Alleys but Roxbury Colts won by 24 pins Hinckley starred for Roxbury in a solid team performance.
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Bill Kirby
Kirby Colts
Lenox Street
Roxbury Colts
Hinckley
Roxbury
Bowling and billiard contests at Sportsmens Exposition
At Madison Square Garden the Sportsmens Exposition opened with bowling in the basement drawing over forty entries for the individual championship. The six game total scores include A Boemermann 1082 and H W MacClellan 4 21? 212 for the Corinthian club among top totals.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Nish
America
A. Boemermann
Monarch Bowling Club
Brooklyn
Dr. H. Timm
Fidelio Bowling Club
H. W. MacClellan
Corinthian Bowling Club
Rew York
John Boemermann
Arlington
Big scores posted at Carruth alleys bowling week
Carruth alleys saw strong bowling with regulation pins and two standout scores. Callaghan toppled 187 192 and 246 for 625 in three games while M J Sheehan of Prospect posted 252 in a single string after a start with three strikes and five more in a row.
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Carruth
Callaghan
M. J. Sheehan
Boston Athletic
Melrose’ Athletic
Melrose
Jack Sheafe
Roughan Candle
Kirbys
Roughan Alleys
Charlestown
Boxing Gossip on Corbett and Meeting Rivalry
A reflective piece criticizes James J. Corbett for theatrical antics since beating Sullivan. It recalls past challenges and excuses delaying a real title clash, noting his fights with Charley Mitchell and Peter Jackson as examples of bluster over merit.
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Evening World
Corbett
Sullivan
Jim McVey
Fighti
Peter Jackson
Sioux City Athletic Club
CeVenine
Costac
Jim Corbett and Fitzsimmons Boxing Feud in 1890s England
George V. Tuohy recounts the bitter clash between Jim Corbett and Bob Fitzsimmons. Corbett insulted Lord Lonsdale and others, leading the National Sporting Club to bar him. Fitzsimmons fought to challenge Corbett, backed by the Olympic Club of New Orleans. The two met after a heated series of refusals and forfeits, with lingering public mudslinging and a controversial forfeiture gesture over a $2500 stake.
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Corbett
Brady
England
National Sporting Club
Jackson
Lord Lonsdale
John Fleming
Jim
Fitz
Dan Creedon
Olympic Club of
New Orleans
Fitzsimmons
Bob
New York Herald
Herald
Don Riordan
Syracuse
Associated Press
Hueman
Heelers
George V. Tuohey
Championship billiard contest postponed at Madison Square Garden
The A A U championship billiard event at Madison Square Garden was postponed indefinitely with no explanation given for the shift in plans.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Storrow Named Freshman Crew Coach At College
E C Storrow of the class of 1888 is appointed freshman crew coach. A former oarsman, he coached the varsity last year in Lehmann's absence. Freshmen train on rowing machines and will move to the river when ice clears.
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E. C. Storrow
Storrow
An.ola’ Darsman
Lehmann
Franey Accepts Lavigne Bout If Sufficient Purse Exists
Cincinnati January 13 Jim Franey the local lightweight who challenged Kid McCoy says he is willing to box Kid Lavigne if a suitable purse can be secured. He will not sign with any club yet and will wait a day to see if the Cincinnati contest can be arranged. He will consider other clubs offering the best purse but will not take offers under 1500 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Jim Franey
Kid McCoy
Kid Lavigne
Fountain Theatre
Lavigne
Johnny Nilsson
Minneapolis
South Boston
A. A
Harry Brooks
New York University
New York
Teddy Wilkinson
Dorchester
Skare
George M. McLeod
New England
Mr. Wilkison
Bradford Boat Club
Warren Hall
Brighton
B. F. Fallon
Joe McGuire
Eddy Zinn
Brookline Swimming Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Brookline Swimming Club annual meeting in Town Hall last evening, William F. Humphrey was named president and P A O Loughlin senior vice president. Other officers include Carleton S. Francis junior vice president and William G. Nash secretary and treasurer. A board of directors list members, with George P. Moore chosen as club captain and committees announced.
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Brookline Swimming Club
Brookline
William F. Humphrey
P. A. O’loughlin
Carleton S. Francis
William G. Nash
Charles LeMoyne
Arthur P. Cushing
H. M. Cutts
George P. Moore
F. Joseph Untersee
Sumner H. Foster
Nottingham Whist Club Hosts Semi Monthly Game Night
The Nottingham Whist Club held its semi monthly game at the Nottingham last night with a rabbit supper. Prizes awarded include a hand painted loving cup to Mr. Charles Lewis and a hand painted cider pitcher to the second gentleman. Mrs. O. A. Shepard of Porchester won a hand painted yp tlan vase as first lady's prize and Mrs. G. H. Souther took second for a hand painted salad bowl.
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Nottingham Whist
Nottingham
Charles Lewis
O. A. Shepard
Porchester
G. H. Souther
Cornell track crosstown hopefuls report for trials
Ithaca N Y Jan 18 The candidates for the Cornell track team reported to Captain Powell in the university gymnasium with about one hundred men signaling their aim at various events The outlook for track and baseball is promising and three key games with Pennsylvania Harvard and Princeton loom on the schedule
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Powell
University
Resent
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Princeton
Conneff Named Trainer for Holy Cross Track Team
Worcester report Thomas P Conneff has accepted the trainer post for Holy Cross College track and started duties this afternoon securing a coaching role for the college program.
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Worcester
Thomas P. Conneff
Holy Cross College
Turf congress eyeing heat rule change and amnesty denial
The Western Turf Congress refuses amnesty for John Brannon in the Polk Badgett case. Ben Brush is entered in Suburban and Brooklyn handicaps. Keene’s purchase signals no England race this summer. A rule to bar horses failing to win a heat in three instead of five will be considered. Marcus Aly buys mares including Lizzie D. for $200. Ornament 2:24 1-4 ships to Scotland. Emily’s last quarter timed 380 1-4. Parker S. sold for $8 with 2:51 2 scope. Thorn buyer H W Brown plans an East stable with Akoka, Silver Chimes, Courier Journal, Nancy Time, sent to trainer James Golden.
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Western Turf Congress
John Brannon
Ben Brush
Brooklyn
Keene
England
Marcus Aly
Lizzie D
Milton Young
Onondees
Blue Mantle
Hanover
Scotland
Hickok
Emily
Parker §S
H. W. Brown
Utah
Thorn
Akoka
Allerton
Silver Chimes
Courier Journal
Nancy Time
Frank Fitzpatrick
James Golden
Missouri Delegates Show Support in L A W Controversy
A letter from Douglas W. Robert of St. Louis claims Missouri delegates will back George D. Gideon if he runs for president of the L A W. Potter supporters report attempts to secure travel funds and influence to sway delegate votes and Pennsylvania actions loom large.
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Missouri
National Assembly of the
Potter
Douglas W. Robert
St. Louis
Missouri Division
George D. Gideon
Assembly
Brady-Powers-Kennedy Association of Race Promoters
Pennsylvania Committee
T. J. Keenan
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Sterling Elliott
Eliott
Gideon
Messrs. Boyle
Collins
New York
Pennsylvania
Messrs
Boyle
Division
National Executive Committee
Elliott
Interclass Boston College Games Set Tomorrow in Gym
Lively events are planned for Boston College interclass games in the college gym tomorrow. Entries include Billy Holland Harry Kane Charley Kiley and many others in 25 yard dash 440 yard run 880 yard run potato race and team relays featuring classes '98 and '99 and preparatory departments with numerous listed participants.
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Boston College
Billy Holland
Harry Kane
Charley Kiley
James F. Conway
William Day
Robert Croker
J. McGovern
John C. Gallagher
Ed. Does
J. E. O’commell
Holland Sp
J. Cunningham
John Brewin
William Carney
James O’hara
Francis Carney
I. C. McGrath
D. J. Coveney
F. R. Allchin
M. F. Flynn
James Riley
Arthur White
John S. Quinn
al. Mullin
Timothy Ahern
William Curry
J. McCarthy
William Murphy
J. Trainer
James Carroll
E. J. Grainger
E J. Grainger
William Long
William Dee
J. E. O’connell
A. J. White
J. Coveney
Frank ‘Butters
William Cunningham
John Hurley
J. Carney
Maurice Flynn
J. W. O’hara
J M. McLavern
T. J. Ahern
H. J. White
A. Ahern
Croker
G. A. McLaughlin
J. A. Brewin
J. W. Kernan
Benjamin Cassidy
C. J. Kiley
Ed. Cunningham
Frank Mullin
W. J. Long
W. D. McDer
J. Ahern
R. J. Croker
F. J. Carney
J. Sullivan
E. J. Carroll
L. Coyne
E. Hogkison
EK. Fallon
J. Lee
A. L. Curry
Frank McNeil
M. Bonfardin
John Ruddy
J. H. Coughlin
T. Touhey
T. Sulivan
C. Gallagher
W. T. Miller
J. Lynch
S. Coyne
Boston Ath West Sunday Games Policy Unchanged
Boston officials reaffirm that the Boston Baseball Club will not play Sunday games either at home or away while current ownership controls the team. The stance follows a broader league shift with most NL clubs expected to play Sunday games next season, though Boston and Philadelphia remain exceptions.
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New York
Boston
Conant
Philadelphia
Soden
Boston Baseball Club
Coun Ee
Ned Harlon Seen Likely Successor to Byrne on Board
New York January thirteen observers say Ned Harlon appears poised to replace the late Charley Byrne on the national board. The report cites strong probabilities and industry speculation about the leadership change.
Yale Answers Cornell in Triangular Race Challenge
Yale boating officials in New Haven reply to Cornell’s January 10 message regarding Yale's triangular race invitation. Yale captain Payne Whitney says Cornell’s condition cannot be accepted and reiterates Yale’s desire for Cornell to row at New London this year.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Cornell
F. D. Colson
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
New London
Payne Whitney
Yale University
Sprint Match Arranged Between Watertown Sprinter and Fitchburg Runner
Backers of Florrie Donoghue deposit $500 with the Post sporting editor to bind a 100 yard race with J. Ryan of Fitchburg. Donoghue concedes two yards. Rivalry between the two sprinters prompts the match. Ryan backers to close arrangements at the Post Saturday.
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Florrie Donoghue
Watertown
the Post
J. Ryan
Fitchburg
Donoghue
Ryan
Post
Cincinnati Baseball Gossip and Player Moves Across Leagues
Cincinnati fans push to retain Dusty Miller with trials of other clubs. Duke Farrell runs a Marlboro pool parlor. Red Ehret slated for release. Dugdale quits diamond to seek Klondike play. Tom Kinslow sells his Washington dispensary and eyes league club. Washington seeks Bill Hill from Louisville and Tommy Leahy may join infield. Gus Weyhing weighs big league offer. Celestial twirler promises surprises. Dallas Lawrence joins Bison. Buffalo sends Collins Ritchey and Stahl to league. Western Association president calls for NL to restrict drafts to Class A clubs.
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Cincinnati Cranks
Reds
Dusty” Miller
Falls City
Tommy Leahy
Washington
Eahy
Boston
Gus Weyhing
Texas
Lawrence
Dallas
Bison
Buffalo
Jimmy Collins
Claude Ritchey
Chick Stahl
Tom” Hickey
Western Association
National League
Smoke Talk Swindle At Hanover Street Hall
About fifty people gathered at Partridge Hall on Hanover Street for a supposed smoke talk hosted by the West End Boat Club. Doors stayed shut as no event was planned. Tickets were allegedly sold fraudulently and money claimed as club authorization. H J Riley, club president, denies responsibility and says the fraud mirrors a similar past scheme.
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Partridge Hall
Hanover Street
West End Boat Club
West and Boat Club
G. H. Mitchell
H. J. Riley
Quaker hurdler Kraenzelein to rejoin Penn team
The misunderstanding between University of Pennsylvania authorities and hurdler Kraenzelein has been resolved. Kraenzelein, formerly cited for prematurely announcing plans to send a team abroad next summer, is about to return to the Quaker institution.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Kraenzelein
Pennsylvania College
Massachusetts Weighs Need for Wide Tire Law
Chief Consul Sterling Elliott urges the Massachusetts Division of the League of American Wheelmen and highway advocates to draft a practical wide tire bill. He notes Massachusetts spends more on permanent roads than any other state and calls for action to prevent road damage by various wheel sizes and types. He asks interested parties to contact him to arrange a meeting to formulate the bill.
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Elliott
Massachusetts
League of American Wheelmen
Law and Order Society targets outlaw race tracks in Maryland
In Annapolis Senator Crothers introduced to the Senate a bill banning all betting on horse races at Elkton Iron Hill and Barkdale. The measure carries penalties from 200 to 500 dollars or six months to one year imprisonment.
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Annapolis
Law and Order Society
Elkton
Iron Hill
Barkdale
Crothers
Senate
NYU to Host First Gymnastic Meets With Rutgers and Wesleyan
New York University’s physical director P H Cann has arranged dual gymnastic contests with Rutgers College on February 18 and Wesleyan on March 26 at NYU. Banners will be awarded as prizes, marking the first college gymnastic meets to offer prizes.
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New York
P. H. Cann
New York University
Wesleyan
Rutgers
Savin Hill Yacht Club Holds Annual Meeting At Castle Square
Savin Hill Yacht Club convened its annual meeting at Castle Square Hotel with Commodore Bache presiding. Officers were elected including W. F. Bache for Commodore and J. E. Robinson as rear commodore. About 100 attendees heard officer reports and two new members were proposed. Ed. Kelly's concert company provided vaudeville entertainment.
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Savin Hill Yacht Club
Castle Square Hotel
Commodore Bache
Ed. Kelly
W. F. Bache
S. N. Small
J. E. Robinson
Loring Sears
H. T. Washburn
W. L. Russell
Clinton Noble
A. Coombs
A. M. Davis
E. L. Bragg
L. A. Horton
W. T. Leach
J. J. Sheehan
George D. Silsbee
H. G. Patten
Winchester Ice Polo Team to Play in Everett Tomorrow
The Winchester ice polo squad is set to play in Everett tomorrow. The item notes multiple athletic events and personnel changes across colleges and clubs, including Princeton coaching shifts and draft-like talks for Paris 1900 competitions.
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Winchester
Everett
Woonsocket Polo Fever Boosts New England Club Scene
Woonsocket clubs push polo growth as interest rises in Rhode Island state league plans. Pelting matchups include Providence, Pawtucket and Lynn area teams with a proposed four Providence Pawtucket Lonsdale Woonsocket lineup and a championship series eyed against Fall River East Weymouth Lynn and Pawtucket clubs.
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North Shore Athletic
Lynn
Providence
Fall River
Salem
Pawtucket
Rockland
Bath
Pierce
Wooltke
Whiting
Canavan
Rhode Island
Lonsdale
Big Providence
New England
the Coolidge
East Weymouth
Dawsons
Boxing school assignment at Pelham Street in Boston
Harvard College contracts with W. 8. Gordon to supply boxing services placing renowned lightweight Jimmy Hurst in charge at the New England School of Boxing located at 74 Boylston street Pelham.
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W. 8. Gordon
Harvard College
Jimmy Hurst
New England School of Boxing
Pelham
Boylston Street
Polo Results from Bedford Providence Match
Polo results list figures for the Bedford and Providence teams with scores noted as 2 and 8 respectively. details show a ton metric and match progression. The fragment confirms a Polo competition outcome but lacks complete context.
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Ton
Bedford
Providence
New Beg
Johnson sets 16 mile paced race with Michael in May
Minneapolis rider John S. Johnson challenges Michael to a 16 mile paced race on May 30 with pacemakers dropped at 14 3 4 miles. Tom Eck aims for a sprint finish while experts doubt the midget can be outsprinted. Separate notes describe Starbuck testing an electric pace and Florida racing plans.
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John S. Johnson
Minneapolis
Michael
Johnson
Tom Eck
Eck
Starbuck
Philadelphia
Bartholomew
Janssen
Burke
Taylore
Florida
Bellaire
Gougoltz
Lumberjack
Fulford
Kiser
Wheelock
Mertens
Nat Butler
Bald
Boston
Columbia
Little Joe Rice
Teddy Hale
Garrison Praises Henry George At Boston University
William Lloyd Garrison spoke from manuscript on the Single Tax before the William E. Russell Club with over 200 members and students present. He called single tax the fundamental reform and Christianity applied, praising Henry George and his work Progress and Poverty. He urged embracing new gospel over old institutions and won a rising vote of thanks.
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William E. Russell
Boston University
William Lloyd Garrison
W. A. Webster
Garrison
Henry George
Millin Divorce Case Details Long Court Hearing
Lizzie E Millin seeks divorce on desertion grounds from husband a Boston manufacturer. he counters with infidelity naming James Worth as corespondent. Court heard witnesses including Costello and Copeland with prior 1890s rulings noted. Detective testimony cited about temple place incidents and Room 12.
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James Worth
Temple Place
Blodgett
Fessenden
James Wirth
Millin
Nason
Costello
Charles L. Tighe
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Harrington
Massachusetts Avenue
Smith
West Medford
Croker pushes open doors for national Democrats at club
The Democratic Club in New York, led by Richard Croker, advances five national leaders for membership including Senators Murphy Jones Gorman Smith and Faulkner. Jones surprise choice meets mixed Tammany reaction while Croker counsels against Bryan joining.
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New York
Democratic Club
Richard Croker
Edward Murphy
James K. Jones
Arkansas
James Smith
New Jersey
Charles J. Faulkner
West Virginia
Croker
Jones
Democratic National Committee
William J. Bryan
Far West
Bryan
Senator Jones
Tammany Chiefstain
Murphy
Gorman
Smith
Faulkner
Chicago
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Prince Found Guilty in Old Bailey Murder Trial
Richard Arthur Prince was found guilty of murder in the Old Bailey case against actor William Terriss. The jury said he was aware of his actions but irre sponsible. he was ordered detained as a criminal lunatic during Her Majesty's pleasure with Justice Channell presiding.
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London
Richard Arthur Prince
William Terriss
Old Bailey
Justice Channell
Tom Terriss
Prince
Bow Street
Zola Prosecution Sought After Open Letter to Faure
Count de Mun provokes a session by demanding government questions on Emile Zola's open letter accusing irregularities in the Seafrance court martial. He attacks General Billot and others for perjury while M. Cochery suspends debate until Billot attends. Government moves to prosecute Zola.
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Count de Mun
Chamber of Deputies
Emile Zola
President Faure
Searhane
General Billot
Mercier
Favary
Paty de Clan
Finance
M. Cochery
M. Meline
M. Ola
Elected 10 Parliament in Plymouth and York City
In Plymouth Liberal Mendle defeated Unionist Guest by 164 votes. In York City Conservative Beresford won by 11 votes over Furness.
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Plymouth
P. Mendle
Ivor Churchill Guest
York City
Charles Beresford
Christopher Furness
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