International and Boston Safe Triumph in Bankers League Matches
In Chauncy alleys last evening International and Boston Safe won their Bankers League games. All four teams bowled well in good style as Gallison whitewashed Hercules at Carruth alleys while Dalton Ingersoll took two wins and tied a third with Hubbard, the latter winning the roll-off. Pinfall judged fairly good.
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Riverdale Casino Sweeps Northgate In Newton League
Riverdale Casino won the first three games of the Newton league tonight against Northgate. Moffatt led Riverdale with 494 points while none of the players reached 500. The final score not specified in the readable text.
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Newton
Riverdale Casino
Northgate
Moffatt
Riverdale
McHarrie Wins Roll Off At Hub Alleys
At the weekly Hub alleys rolloff last evening McHarrie took first prize with 285 pins Campbell was second with 275 and McMullen placed third with 268 in a tight finish.
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McHarrie
Campbell
McMullen
Telephone League Match Ends With Managers Dominance
The Managers swept three straight victories over the Collection Department in the Telephone league at Beacon Chamber alleys last evening, extending their unbeaten run and tightening the standings in the local bowling circuit.
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Beacon Chamber
Penn nixes ties with Georgetown athletics
The University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association will sever athletic relations with Georgetown University. It will not sanction baseball dates or allow Georgetown's Red and Blue track team to enter the indoor meet on February 28.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Windeler Named For USGA Officers At Annual Meeting
The nominating committee of the United States Golf Association has proposed officers for the annual meeting in New York on February 17. President G Herbert Windeler of Brookline Country Club leads a slate including Edward P. Martin and Adrian H Larkin as vice presidents, Samuel Y. Heebner as treasurer, Maturin Ballou as secretary, and committeemen Thomas Taylor Jr and Daniel Chauncey.
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United States Golf Association
New York
G Herbert Windeler
Country Club
Brookline
Edward P. Martin
Midlothian Country Club
Chicago
Adrian H Larkin
Samuel Y. Heebner
Philadelphia
Maturin Ballou
Thomas Taylor, Jr
Onwehtsia Club
Daniel Chauncey
Garden City Golf Club
Garden City
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Emily Stokes
G. Herbert Windeler
Tech Meet Tonight At MIT Gynasium
The annual indoor athletic meeting of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Athletic Association will be held tonight in the Tech gymnasium on Fletcher Street. Events include 40 yard dash 40 yard low hurdles potato race 16 pound shot put high jump and pole vault all scratch events. Trials in shot put high jump and pole vault were held yesterday with the five best to compete tonight. A new feature is the military relay races for a handsome silver cup and the interclass championship. Each team has 11 men running 40 yards in opposite directions.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology Athletic Association
Tech Gynasium
Fixeter Street
Flood to Lead Brooklyn Ball Team
Timothy Flood formerly captain and second baseman of the St. Joseph Western league team has been selected to captain the Brooklyn baseball team for the coming season by President Hanlon. Flood will accept and meet the Brooklyns in Augusta Georgia.
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Jack McAuliffe Invades the Amen Corner
New York January 15. Boxing figure Jack McAuliffe walks the Fifth Avenue Hotel corridors and enters the Amen Corner. He teases spectators in top hats and jokes at Paddy the Pig, then is redirected by a porter as the night swallows him.
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Fifth Avenue
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Miss Hecker Aims At English Golf Championship
New York, Jan. 15. Miss Genevieve Hecker, U S champion woman golfer, plans to compete abroad next summer for the women’s premier title of Great Britain.
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Genevieve Hecker
United States
Great Britain
Duffy thinks Collins cannot get OBrien from him
Hugh Duffy doubts Boston Americans will retain outfielder Jack OBrien. OBrien starred for Duffy’s Milwaukee Western league team last year, hitting .340 with strong fielding. Duffy cites Milwaukee reserve status and predicts owner Henry Kelliher will allow OBrien to play in Milwaukee again next season.
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Skating Bulletin Shows Varying Pond Conditions
The skating bulletin from city park department and Boston Athletic Association lists conditions at multiple rinks and ponds. Hammond's Pond and several others are rated good or fair, with North Brighton playground marked excellent and Jamaica Pond listed as rough.
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Canada Cup Defender Boat Set At Seven Thousand
Plans for the new defender of Canada's cup were sent to Norman Macrae who will win this year's boat, costing seven thousand dollars. Designer A E Payne of Southampton also designed the Beaver that defended the cup in 1899. The boat will be ten feet longer than the usual defender, with builders in Rochester Chicago Detroit and Milwaukee competing to construct challengers for the trophy.
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Sporting Notes and Local Athletic Gossip Across Clubs
Special meeting in Gilt Edge league to hear H D B Waters eligibility at B A A Pop Elkes. Mystic Valley league plans candlepin schedule. Elkes dying at Saratoga home. Salem Fraternity wants games with register teams. contact Frank Ahlehung in Salem. Company H Eighth Salem seeks games with registered teams. contact John J Hurley in Salem. Quinobin Club polo team seeks games with Malden Lynn East Boston or league. manager H Royle of Waltham. Harvard Yale athletic committee to meet in Cambridge mid next week. Jamaica Pond hockey rink completed. another to be finished today. Umpire Charles Connors suspended pending hearing on alleged inducement to leave NE for Central Massachusetts league. Newton Centre Golf Club officers named. UPenn lacrosse to play Yoronoto University in Philadelphia in June. Yale Princeton未 organized lacrosse in East. Davidson, windman, brother of Harley Davidson and team member Johnny Johnson. Morral Waters praised as a coming golf champion after beating Egan and Windley Douglas.
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Newtowne Club
Pop Elkes
Harry Elkes
Saratoga
Salem
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Roslyn Court
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John J. Hurley
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Henry A. Bailey
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Harley Davidson
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Walter Egan
Marvard
Windley Douglas
Rival Shoe Unions Begin Their War Today
Rival shoe unions clash as Lynn cutters strike in support of the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union. Manufacturers organize Union Stamp Shop status, suspend work, and prepare for possible citywide disruption. Leaders Arm strong and Chesley pledge defense of their union's wage scale while possibilities of arbitration surface amid a tense labor showdown.
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Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Boston
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Chesley
Strike Threatens Brockton Cutters Union Action
In Brockton the Cutters Union presses a new price list in factories lacking the stamp and warns that the M A Packard Company shop will strike if the schedule is not accepted by Saturday noon. The four plants named have rejected the 20 percent average cuts proposed for the cutting department as excessive.
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P. B. Keith Company
George G. Snow Company
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Brockton
George E. Keith
Georges G. Snow
Preparing for Trouble in Haverhill Boots and Shoes Fight
In Haverhill on January 15 the Boot and Shoe Workers Protective Union and independents push toward a mass meeting to decide whether to bolt the main union. Leaders Johnson and White report near unanimous votes to leave the general organization for the independents, with a secondary vote to quit shops if settlements fail. Manufacturers back the union contract, promising steady work and rapid bench replenishment, while urging workers to trust the arbitration route over unrest.
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Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Knights of Labor
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Striking Turned Workmen in Lynn Salem and Marblehead Meet
Board weighs rate of strike benefits for quitters as Lynn cutters mass meeting spreads to Salem and Marblehead workers who pledge support. Hazen B Goodrich Thayer Maguire and Hilliard Tabor plants plan a Saturday gathering to decide attitude.
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Disbrow Murder Trial Sees Last Witness Testimony
In Riverhead New York on January 15 the Disbrow murder trial heard Anna Pearsall describe disturbing early morning events and plans to flee with a boat. Disbrow’s defense argued lack of corpus delicti and no marks on Foster’s body. The judge denied the discharge motion and adjourned to tomorrow with defense rested.
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John Nugent
Southampton
Harold Squires
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Donohue
Dudley wins first Leet Speedway Cup race in New Hampshire
Concord reports the winter Leet Speedway Cup opener won by General Harry H. Dudley with veteran pacer Jones Ord Way finishing strong in a 2:18 time.
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Van Dyke Beats Wood at Hub Billiard Palace
Van Dyke dazzled with a masse shot at the Hub Billiard Palace last evening. Tonight Charles Horne and Rus Amidon are scheduled to play as spectators note his high runs and scoring pace. The match totals show Van Dyke with 200 points and Wood with 167, with high runs of 32, 17 respectively.
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Charles Horne
Rus Amidon
A. G. van Dyke
J. S. Wood
Lawrence 6 Clinton 5 in OT thriller
Lawrence beat Clinton 6 to 5 in overtime after a tied game in the third period. Cashman starred with outstanding goaltending as the home team delivered a dramatic season high effort.
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Jan
Clinton
Cashman
Worcester Takes Overtime Win Over Lowell 8 7
Lowell hosts Worcester in a tight game that required overtime. Tibbits’s weakness in goal let Worcester edge Lowell 8 to 7 for the deciding point.
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Worcester
Tibbitts
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