Cambridge Beats Boston College in Ice Polo Match
Cambridge defeats Boston College 3 to 0 on artificial pond in two 20 minute halves. Corbett and Lyman scored, with Lyman assisting twice on Corbett goals. OConnell stood out for BC alongside a weak BC defense as Cambridge controlled play throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
Cambridge
O’connell
Jewell
Lyman
John Corbett
Corbett
Boston
Jim O’connell
Collegians
Fe E.c
Jones
Lewis LyMan
S. v
Fitz c
O'Connell Opkins
Burton
Kiernan Jewell
Hopkins
H. Oh
Tohey
Soha Cick
Harvard and Arlington High fight to a two two draw
Yesterday afternoon Harvard met Arlington High in a soccer style match and after two twenty minute halves the score stood 2 apiece. Bearsdell and Stevens starred for Harvard while Joanson and Puffer led Arlington with notable rushes though Puffer’s passing faltered at key moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Arlington High
Arlington
Bearsdell
Goodrich
Mish
Stevens
Arlington Boyz
Joanson
Puffer
Arlingtons
Johnson Bearsdell
Puffer Stevens
White Clark
Pierce
Baldwin H
White
Burrer
Cambridge High and Latin Triumph Over Burdett College
Cambridge High and Latin School defeated Burdett College at Artificial Pond in Cambridge yesterday. After two twenty minute halves the Latin team scored eight goals to one. Notable players include Lingthwaite and Lewis with multiple goals, and Seaver Doyle Sands Keefe Hyde Hemmingway contributing to the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Burdett College
Artificial Pond
Latin School
C. H
L. Wabshenehse Te College
Lewis
F. K. Issrevee F. R
Williamson
Thomas
R. Seaver
C. Sands Doyle
Keefe Hyde
Hemmingway
Cambridge H
Bartlett
Lingthwaite
Seaver
Mystic Defeats Huntington A A In Ice Polo Match
Mystic beat Huntington A A 5 to 2 at Mystic Pond yesterday afternoon in an ice polo game. Goals for Mystic were Foster two, R Drake two, and Fool three. Timed two 20 minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
Huntington A. A
Mystic Pond
Ralon A. A. Poole
Press Club Retracts Resolutions Against Mr Spencer Williams
The Press Cycling Club withdrew its Dec 15 resolutions against Spencer Williams after legal advice warned of a $10,000 damages suit. President Fourdrinier and others urged reconsideration, and the club voted to lay the matter on the table. A statement of the action will be distributed to those originally notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Cycling Club
Spencer T. Williams
Williams
Press C. C
Press Club
Fourdrinier
World of Sport Highlights and Local Matches
Skaters begin January 20 and a letter for Joe Williams sits at the office. Miss Teresa Breen, who died in Hartford this week, sued Father Bill Daly for 25,000 dollars in defamation. Breen’s estate posts 25 dollars as forfeit for a 50 dollar side match race at Wood Island Park next Monday. Everett faces Lawrence in an evening game at Lawrence. Melrose Athletic Club selects players for G competition with the Knickerbockers in New York next Friday with names for whist billiards pool bowling and other events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Williams
Jack Smith
Teresa Breen
Hartford, Conn
Bill Daly
Wilson Breen
Jack Warner
Wood Island Park
Breen
Everett
Lawrence
Melrose Athletic Club
Knickerbockers
New York
E. IF
Lothrop
H. Buttrick
G. B. Grottefhdick
E. E. Babb
F. J. Bartlett
R. E. Splaine
A. L. Robinson
G. E. Berry
Thomas Flynn
D. Farrar
Otis W. Pierce
Charles Newhall
A. L. Ratyney
A. B. Miller
T. O. Plinkett
E. F. Gray
E. J. Murphy
D. A. Gaylord
J. F. Townley
J. T. Headley
Warren Sage
Skaters Enjoy Mild Weather At City Ponds
A warm day drew crowds to ponds around the city with Jamaica Pond and Franklin Field the most popular. Many ladies and skilled skaters performed on Jamaica Pond while safety notes urged caution near dams and bends as winter remains uneven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Island Park
Jamaica Pond
Franklin Field
Jamaica
Manhattan Club
Charlestown
Manhattan Field
Revere
Jamaica Plain
Way- Teer
Delat-Phes Weaebecca
Chu Heenie Bame
Condot
Putterham Meadows
Brookline
Boxing Gossip From Bangor to Albany Tonight
Boxing gossip recounts Dick O'Brien vs Ed Binney in an eight round Bangor fight and Little Mike Sears versus Sally Smith in Albany. It notes John L. Sullivan’s court appearance, Trenton boxing plans, Creedon’s Johannesburg bid, McCoy side bets, and forthcoming bouts including McPartland vs Lavigne. Bob Walcott’s Boston trip ends with a loss to Lavigne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Dick O’brien
Ed Binney
Bumstead Hall
Binney
Mike Sears
New York
Sally Smith
Myers Athletic Club
Albany
N. Y
John L. Sullivan
Florist
Galvin
Trenton
New Jersey
Din Creedon
Kid McCoy
Johannesburg
South Africa
McCoy
Creedon
Arthur Chambers
Philadelphia
Kid’ McPartland
Kid Lavigne
John Dougherty
McPartland
Sam Fitzpatrick
Lavigne
Nutley
N. J
Oceanic
Duke Finishes Mullen in Eight at Macon Club Fight
Billy Duke of Baltimore knocked out Jack Mullen of New York in the eighth round at the Macon Athletic Association Club in Macon Georgia. The bout was scheduled for twenty rounds but ended early when Duke delivered a crushing right hand to Mullen’s jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Billy Duke
Baltimore
Jack Mullen
New York
Macon Athletic Association Club
Duke
Mullen
Enigmas Private Dance Draws East Boston Socialites
Maverick Hall East Boston hosted the Enigmas first private dance drawing many well known young men and seventy five couples attended. George H. Perry led the floor with aides Arthur Maloney George Kinnear Frank Crowley and Samuel Thomas guiding the event. Notable attendees included William Smith E R Taylor Frank Smith William Hughes Samuel Kinnear William Bradford and several local families and guests from Charlestown Chelsea and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick Hall
Boston
Island
George H. Perry
Arthur Maloney
George Kinnear
Frank Crowley
Samuel Thomas
William Smith
E. R. Taylor
Frank Smith
William Hughes
Samuel Kinnear
William Bradford
Dc. Kin
Nilsson Set Indoor Records in Two Mile and One Mile Races
Washington January 14 Nilsson broke the indoor two mile mark with a 5:10.5 ride beating the previous record by 11.2 seconds. In a separate one mile sprint Nilsson defeated Lawson by half a lap finishing in 2:37.8 as indoors pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nilsson
Lawson
Change of time for Boston to New York train
Commencing Monday Jan 18 the 12 o clock noon train on the Boston to New York via Springfield line will again be put in service. The trip will take five hours and forty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Springfield
Patent offer from John Wedderburn and Co
An advertisement invites readers to protect ideas with a patent service. JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. G, 81, Patent Attorneys, Washington, D. C., promotes a $1800 offer and a new list featuring 1000 inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wedderburn & CO
Ae G
Washington, D. C
Dept. G
Arlington Triumphs Over Battery in High-Scoring League Match
Arlington routed Charlestown Battery by 206 pins after opening with a spare by Ansheim and dominating the first string. Arlington totaled 87 strikes to 27 for Battery, with standout marks by Anshelm Whittemore Carver Harwood and Spencer. Loring led the Battery with a 517 as Arlington’s strong first and second balls carried the win.
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Arlington
Charlestown
Ansheim
Chpin
Loring
Anshelm
Whittemore
Carver
Harwood
Spencer
Bowls at Carruths alleys end in 123-pin win
At Carruths alleys last night, two teams of wholesale drug clerks faced off. George C. Goodwin & Co. defeated Carter, Carter & Kilham by 123 pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruth
George C. Goodwin & Co
Carter, Carter & Kilham
Scotias Defeat Portlands in Back Bay Alley Candle Pins
The Scotias defeated the Portlands of Cambridge on the Back Bay alleys last night at candle pins by a margin of eight. The final score remains unreported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotias
Portlands
Cambridge
Back Bay
Candle Pins
Alter Ego Triumphs Over Dorchester Wheelmen
Alter Ego won at Hub alleys in the Suffolk Suburban League defeating Dorchester Wheelmen by 199 pins. Team names and venue appear, with the score specified as a 199-pin margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alter Exo
Dorchester Wheelmen
Robbed by a Footpad of $10.70 from Delia Kelly
Delia Kelly of 482 Columbus avenue was robbed yesterday afternoon by a young man about 23 years old. He snatched her pocketbook containing $10.70 as she cried out and chased the thief, but she soon became exhausted and lost sight of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Kelly
Columbus Avenue
Miss Kelly
Woman Hit By Electric Car In Roxbury Crossing
Norah Sullivan aged 22 of 1 Dumford Street Roxbury was struck by an inbound electric car while crossing Washington Street Cobden Street yesterday at 5 50 pm. She sustained bad bruises and was shaken but no bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Sullivan
Dumford Street
Roxbury
Washington Street
Cobden Street
Miss Sullivan
Ward 14 Republicans elect chairman amid APA split
At a Ward 14 Republican meeting last evening a factional clash between APA and anti APA groups produced nine votes. The anti APA side won by one vote, electing John F. Perkins as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 14
Republican Committee
John F. Perkins
Massachusetts Bicycle Club sues Somerset Club over team eligibility
The Massachusetts Bicycle Club, through A. K. Peck, filed evidence against the Somerset Road Club over two members claimed to be improperly elected. The dispute centers on quorum rules, meeting legality, and who could authorize future union meetings with competing claims by President Marine and others. The committee will rule after reviewing the April attendance list signed by President Marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
A. K. Peck
Somerset Road Club
Massachusetts Club
Union Bicycle Club
Massachusetts
Union Club
Dow
Goddard
Marine
Messrs. Williams and Crockett
Morine
Peck
President Marine
Platt Named by New York Republican Caucus for Senate
In Albany a Republican legislative caucus nominated Thomas C. Platt for United States Senator to replace David B. Hill. Platt led with 142 votes against Joseph Choate’s seven. Choate carried support from Senators Brush Tibbitts and Pavey and several assemblymen. The body also unanimously nominated Chester Saunders Lord, editor of the New York Sun, as a university regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Thomas C. Platt
United States
David B. Hill
Platt
Joseph H. Choate
Mr. Choate
Brush
Kings
Tibbitts
Rensselaer
Pavey
New York
Robbins
Alleghany
Laimber
Sanger
Oneida
Black
Choate
Senator Brush
Chester Saunders Lord
The
New York Sun
University
May Pierce Attempts Suicide In South End Lodging
Just before midnight May Pierce aged 18 staying with a roommate at 2 Ringold Street South End attempted to kill herself by swallowing an ounce of laudanum. The roommate says she returned home with no knowledge of the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Pierce
Ringold Street
South End
Miss Pierce
Indoor Games Highlight Y M C A B C Contests
The Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston College held its annual indoor games in the college gym with about 60 members present. T. P. Shaney won the 50 yard dash in 3.34, while John P. Hooper set 3.12 in the same event. Boston College Association Wheelmen defeated Y M C A by over 40 yards in the team race. E. J. Barrett claimed the mile in 4.44 and the half mile in 2.36. Curley briefly set a world record in the potato race before the course was found short. The meet featured multiple events with top placements by Shaney, Hooper, Barrett, Curley, and Grainger, with officials and judges listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Catholic Association of
Boston College
T. P. Shaney
John P. Hooper
Boston College Association
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Flynn
Shaney
Association
Quinn
Barrett
Cohen
McCarthy
Grainger
Driscoll
Tom Burke
E. J. Barrett
Er. Curley
Crowley
Curley
Steve Driscoll
W. H. Ratigan
T. J’. Shavey
Ed. Eyer
J. P. Hooper
R. Nagle
C. A. McCarthy
T. J. Shavey
KR. Byer
J. Bulger
T. P. Shavey
Boston College Association Wheelmen
TI. Brenna
D. J. Mulonnen
W. Shultz
F. A. Cuddihy
J. D. Hooper
H. Jennifer
J. Brennan
J. Hf. McLaughlin
E. Curley
G. Raible
W. J. Jennings
B. J. Barrett
St. Driscoll
C. W. Duffley
RB. A. A
M. Daley
Joseph M. Lynch
John S. Quinn
Joseph McCormick
Albert C. Dowling
J. J. Dockery
Riverside Boat Club
Locke
KE. Fitzgerald
Joseph McDonald
Thomas M. McGillf
J. J. White
E. Z. Burke
J. I. Morrissey
R. W. Hale
M. J. Donovan
T. J. Drummond
EK. J. Barrett
Thomas M. McGiff
Bicycle Notes From The Associated Cycling Clubs Meeting
The notes describe upcoming leadership election with Fred McCausland likely to be president. The Hartford tire branch opens at 188 Columbus Avenue with Ernest Benson as manager. Frank L. Howe leaves for Chicago to arrange the Comet exhibit. Jonan Wetmore and L A W handicapper visit to gauge the league politics from a Massachusetts view. The Palmer Tire suit against H A Lozier is decided for Lozier, drawing trade attention. The 1897 Liberty and Waverly models are showcased with new bearings and crank-hanger changes. Various industry figures and regional representatives are listed, with Port handling New England duties and Sidwell mourning a son’s death. Truman line likely carried by Smith & Whittier. Ducker arrives to manage Fenway Gardens. Palmer plans a Boston repair shop selling no tires. Porter to oversee tires in New England as missionary and vendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's Hotel
Fred McCausland
Williams
Hartford Tire
Columbus Avenue
Victor
Ernest Benson
Frank L. Howe
American Waltham Manufacturing Company
Chicago
John C. Wetmore
Jonah
New Jersey
Percival
Massachusetts
Palmer Tire Company
H. A. Lozier
Liberty
George Smith
Waverly
F. S. Hodgman
Yost
New England
Falcon
George M. Port
Ralph Temple Company
Standard Bicycle Manufacturing Company
Maine
Rhode Island
Arthur Sidwell
Record Pedal Company
Smith & Whittier
North Street
Truman
Harry Ducker
Massachusetts Athletic Association
Charles River
Buffalo
Fenway Gardens
John I. Palmer
Ed Porter
Thorndike
Palmer
Boston
Porter
Boston Cycle Board of Trade Meeting at Thorndike
The Boston Cycle Board of Trade met at the Thorndike last evening and discussed trade concerns. They noted lower profits on second-hand bicycles and expected smaller allowances this season. The board voted to propose a bill to make bicycle theft a State's prison offense before the current Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Cycle Board of Trade
Thorndike
Dartmouth Alumni Dinner Revives College Ties at Vendome
The Association of Dartmouth Alumni held its thirty second dinner and reunion at the Vendome drawing about 150 members and guests. Officers were elected and speakers including President William J. Tucker and Judge C B Blodgett urged endowment and expansion while memories of Dartmouth past and hopes for the university’s future filled the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vendome
Association of
Dartmouth
Arthur Little
Everett Boynton
Leverett M. Chase
David H. Andrews
Guy W. Cox
C. B. Blodgett
Wiliam J. Tucker
Dartmouth College
W. A. Field
Supreme Court
E. J. Sherman
J. B. Richardson
E. B. Maynard
Superior Court
W. M. Chase
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Benjamin A. Kimball
Edward Cowles
C. I. P. Bancroft
Andover
Frank S. Streeter
Concord
B. A. Kimball
Judge Blodgett
Charles W. Bartlett
Didi
Knights of the Round Table
Bartlett
Lalla
William J. Tucker
Frost
Parker
Quint
Tucker
College of Memory
College of Fact
Boston Bridge Works
Chandler Scientific
Melvin O. Adams
New Aid Society
End of Holmes Field for Harvard Athletics Planned
Harvard athletic committee voted that after this year all contests move from Holmes field as Soldiers Field plans a new diamond and track. The nine and Mott Haven may use Holmes field this year for practice only. The committee will report objections to rebuilding seats to the corporation which funds the project with 15000 dollars to begin improvements including a new grand stand indoor cage and boathouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Athletic Committee
Holmes Field
Soldiers Field
Nine
Mott Haven
Athletic Committee
Hollis
Jamaica Plain Club License Protests Over Liquor Hearing
Jamaica Plain residents and church leaders oppose a Jamaica Club liquor license as protests unfold before police commissioners. Judge Fowler testified on club secrets, while officials argued license impact on home life and morals, with residents and ministers urging denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Plain
George R. Fowler
Swell
Martin
Commissioner Clark
Clark
Fowler
Samuel B. Capen
Hunt
the Baptist Church
Aga
Shott
Libby
the Universalist Church
West Roxbury
Curtis
Florence Dickson
Warren Square
Blake
T. W. Carleton
Carleton
William S. Sumner
Morgan
Sherman
Episcopal Church
Mr. Brackett
Jamaica Club
Angels of Light
Mr. Sherman
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Boston Colege
Lyman and Corbett
Burdett
Cambridge High
Latin
World OF Sport
B. A. A. Bulletin
Darkey
Joe Walcott
Howie Hodgkins
Metropolis
Hodgkins
Walcott
Paddy Purtell
Spike Sullivan
Post
College Point
L. I
Jimmy Duffy
Joe Hopkins
Bernstein
Polo Athletic Club
Jimmy Dime
BE. E. H
Chelsea
George Lavigne
California
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Faneuil
Ballay
Arlington Boat Club
Nw Ie
Rankin Whittemore Eee
Turgin
Carter Ae
Trek Chapin
Dudley Association
Old Dorchester
Pretto
Dorchester
T ” Tal
Craft Meen
Grover Petree
Goye Later Wen
Armstrong
Tay Seoerces
Au Escade
Tenum
Escces
Mercantile League
Mercantile Leage
Dennison Manufacturing
North, Fiske & Co
Portinore
Scccseesporer
al Driscoll
Cavcensee
All Keating Eee
Hawes
NORTH
Fiskb & Co
Goodwin & CO
Ou Lawrence
Higgin
Chapman
McLennan
Carter, Carter & Kilstam
Ls Botry
Rot Lowie
Marmond Tee
Ceeeeseees
Jil
Eseseeess God
Scotia
Portland
Powler
Ay Sewer
Seeeeeres
Frank Sweeee Wee
O'Bhied
Portlan
Mulyabill
Ceeeeeeseeene
Sullivan Nee Een
Cochrane
Marston Tener
Landy Upton
Hill
Thomas Walton, Alias Moore
Bicycle Notes
Board OF Trade Meeting
Washington Stumbia Theatre
OLD Dartmouth
OR. Fowler
Dowr
Gen. Martin
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