B A A Leads Gilt-Edge Bowling Race Amid Close Finish
In the Gilt-Edge League race B A A of Back Bay climbs to the top after a decisive win last week, with Old Dorchester and Charlestown close behind by one point. Cutter joins Old Dorchester hotspots, Richardson of Old Dorchester tops spare rolling, while Candle Pin and Massachusetts Interclub details follow in proximity.
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Championville Heights
Back Bay
Charlestown
Dorchester
B. A. AA
BR. A. A
Old Dorchester
Cutter
Pray
Newton
Richardson
St. James
Murray & Irwins
Carrack
North Side
Carruth
Jefferson
Central
Cambridge
Murray
Massachusetts
Carnival of Skaters Draws Thousands to Boston Ponds
Thousands of Boston youths packed Jamaica Pond and other venues for a Sunday skating carnival despite raw afternoon weather. The crowd eyed smooth ice, with 3 pm counts near 4,000 to 5,000 at Jamaica Pond and 2,500 at Franklin Field. One injury, a leg fracture to Joseph C. Goodwin, 127 Warwick Street, was reported. others enjoyed riskless passes and polite policing. Many skaters wrapped skates in paper to keep hands warm, while crowds admired youthful skaters and fashion.
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Boston
Jamaica Pond
Joseph C. Goodwin
Warwick Street
Pond Street
Pine Bank
Parkman
Perkins Street
Skatera
Franklin Field
Spy Pond
Arlington
Banks and Brokers Bowling League Inches Toward Title
A lively race for the championship unfolds as Paine Webber & Co. leads with Towle & Fitzgerald one game behind and A B Turner & Bro. close in the rear. Hayden & Stone show a solid average, with Towle & Sitagerald ace Elwell posting a 158, followed by Clarkson Cruff and Brooke at 154.
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Money Marts
Paine. Webber & Co
Turner & Bro
Hayden & Stone
Hornblower & Weeks
Bright, Sears & Co
Boo
Bankers & Brokers
Bankers and Brokers
Paine, Webber & Co
Towle & Fitzgerald
A. B. Turner & Bro
Elwell
Towle & Sitagerald
Clarkson, Cruff and
Brooke
Voeater
Courens
Mawes
Dennett
International Cyclists discuss Paris meeting topics
The International Cyclists Association outlines agenda for the Paris annual meet with topics including Vienna meet accounts, German Austrian cycling situation, N C A membership, Montreal T C A suspensions, French racing permissions in America, and possible changes to Montreal awarded championships. New York L A W figures push George R Bidwell for N C A presidency. meeting set for February 9 in New York with racing rule changes to include motorcycle contests. Two riders from North Cambridge completed a January century of 100 miles in under twelve hours despite a snowstorm.
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International Cyclists’ Association
Paris
Vienna
Germany
Austria
T. C. A. Council
World’s Fair Management
New York
George R. Bidwell
Bidwell
League
W. B. Churchill
N. W. Pearson
North Cambrige
Cordaville
Leicester
Bowling telegraphs season high as Power’s 62 pins shines
Six strings at McCarthy's alley feature J Powers of Cambridge rolling 62 candle pins, a top seasonal score in the city. The Orchards tally 1006 pins in a National Leagues game in New York with Captain Clinch posting 19 spares in 20 frames. Admiral Dewey to roll first ball at Weehawken next summer. committee to present resolutions in Washington.
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J. Powers
Cambridge
Spartans
New York
Orchards
Clinch
Champton
Gotham
Bocca
Italy
Admiral Dewey
United Bowling Clubs
Greater New York
Weehawken
Washington
Ilus Ween
Death of Captain Harry Stanwood Noted in New York
News records the death of Captain Harry Stanwood in New York. He commanded fast steam yachts including the Vamoose, famed for record runs.
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Tosten
Harry Stanwood
New York
Vamoose
Rob Roy Denies McCoy-Choynski Fight Wrongdoing
Rob Roy defends the McCoy Choynski bout, denies robbery or premeditated fraud, and cites a timekeeper blunder. He notes McCoy sought no reporters and explains a missing $800 diamond ring after the fight. He mentions a return fight date and local match talks, with letters from readers and club chatter.
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Broadway Athletic Club
Peter Maher
MecCoy
Nat Goodwin
Professor Muldoon
Bath
Captain McCluskey
Detective Bureau
Johnny White
K. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Boxing Gossip and Match Prospects in 1882
Notes from boxing circles discuss Sullivan seeking a 145 pound bout with Fenton or Robinson and Berkeley open for 182-pound foe in New England. Mentions McGovern’s potential against lightweights at Broadway Athletic Club and a disputed knockout report tied to a New York promoter. A Sullivan Ryan bout occurred February 7 1882 in Mississippi City. Maverick plans a 7 30 pm meeting with Connolly.
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New York
Roxbury
Jimmy Quigles
Johnny Carew
Jim Gallagher
Henry Carrington
Cambridge
Thomas Powers
South Boston
New England
Manchester
Dan D'Arcy
Haverhill
John J. McCarthy
George Dixon
Soutelle
Providence
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Jack O'Brien
Erne
O’brien
Stock Exchange
Terry McGovern
Patsey Haley
Lenox Club
Chicago
Dixon
Joe Walcott
Jackson-Corbett
Kaiser
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Sullivan
Mitchell
Chantilly
France
Corbett
Jackson
Opus
Hwvr
McCoy
Maher
Michael Doyle
McGovern
J. J. McCann
East Boston
Stonewall Allen
Low Down Allen
Stonewall
South Framingham
Natick
Post
A. F. Tierney
Choynski
Jack Fraser
Portland
Lowell
Sunday Post
Joe Marcus
North End
Young Kelly
Isoteric Club
PB. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Poast
Twin Sullivan
Paddy Fenton
Joe Robinson
Maurice Rosenberg
Billy Berkeley
Broadway Athletic Club
Sandy Griswold
Omaha World-Herald
Sandy
F. F
Sullivan-Ryan
Mississippi City
Miss
Jack Maverick
James Connolly
Kelly
The
Columbian Boat Club
Ge. F. A
Latham Tops Pettitt in East Court Tennis Championship
Peter Latham of England, world champion, defeats ex-Champion Pettitt in a three set singles match 6-5 4-6 6-4 after conceding half-fifteen. Stockton and Pettitt win the doubles 6-0 0-3 as Fearing partners with Latham. Referee P. S. Sears and marker William Hartley oversee. next stop is Tuxedo New York.
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England
Chamepion
Tom” Pettitt
L. M. Stockton
Pettitt
George R. Fearing, Jr
Latham
Tithe Occ
Iskeene
Pectice
Ica Pada Cis
Tatham Cisco
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Tatham
Datitt Oe
Es BS
Stockton
Pettit
Fearing
P. S Sears
William Hartley Marker
Tuxedo
N.Y
Races in Chicago May 3 at Hawthorne or Harlem
W O Foote predicts John Nolan 2 08 will improve next season. Lady of the Manor 2 41 4 may be paired with Direct Hal if not trained on sound, as steeplechasing faces difficulties in New Orleans and elsewhere.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Harlem
W. O. Foote
John Nolan
New Orleans
Lady of the Manor
Large Poultry Exhibition Opens Tomorrow in Mechanics Building
A large list of entries will fill Mechanics Building for this year's poultry, pigeon, and pet stock show run by the Boston Poultry Association. Catalogue numbers exceed last year’s by 300 and 86’s figures were higher than Madison Square Gardens. The entire hall is booked and exhibits will remain until closing Saturday to maintain interest. Prominent officers include General Francis H. Appleton president, Edward Brooks vice president, Oliver Ames vice president, Augustus Hemenway, Minot Weld secretary, Arthur R. Sharpe assistant secretary, Walter C. Baylies treasurer, with many notable members such as William Ellery Bright and Eben D. Jordan.
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Mechanics’ Building
Boston Poultry Association
Madison Square Gardens
Mechanics’ Hall
Francis H. Appleton
Lynnfield
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