Work Leagues See Leaders Fall in Close High-Scoring Games
The season sees leaders upset as Old Belfry, Arlington Boat and Newton defeat top clubs. Boston Athletic holds solo first with Newtowne. Charlestown climbs to third. Dorchester’s three records fall. Besarick and Smith post top averages, while Boylston, Central and Jefferson vie for Candle Pin League first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtowne
Charlestown
Old Dorchester
Arlington Boat
Newton
Old Belfry
Besarick
Cruff
Belfry
Cutter
James
Smith
Av’ge
Boston Athletic
Incwcowng Oee Esc
Cceeeusays
Ecceeee
Ees
OWL Oka Vise Tbnv
Seus Voeeu Ce
COI Oateg
Obi
Dorchester
Fuller
B. A
West
Rover
Old Dor
Olive, Newtowne
Southwe'l
Whittemore
A.B.C
Hales, Newtowne
Durgin
Melrose Athlballers post league best 2699 in week
The Melrose Athletic team achieved a league best 2699 as their aggregate score and a season high 928 in a single game. The week saw little movement in most standings though Melrose rose in pool and Newtowne gained in whist while other departments shifted modestly. Wardwell and Aubin lead the 160-class averages at 165 and 162 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Athletic
Glendon Club
Kernwood
Oxford
Reading
Melrose
Central
Newtowne
999Th Artillery
Victory Defeats Expectations in Trio of League Bowls
In Boston last week the Amateur Bowling League of Boston and vicinity saw victory emerge in all three games bowled, despite widespread expectations of defeats. Teams competed intensely as standings shifted and players delivered scores for the record books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and
Uncertain City League bowling leads in tight title race
The City League championship remains unsettled after eleven weeks of bowling with ties and shifting leaders. By Friday, a sole leader fell, and three teams share first in wins and losses, though Boylston holds the most knocked down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
League bowling standings and top performers this week
Meyers leads with high pins but Carruth trails by over 200. Boylston sets a season record of 2611 as Hub team holds second place. Fred Williams remains top roller at 171 average. Crockett Bresnahan Cox follow. Roller Polo notes Boston teams and shifts in standings across Sag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Waltham Watch
New England News Company
Watch
New England News
Meyers
Boylston
Carruth
Hub
Fred Williams
Crockett
Bresnahan
Cox
Muoinian
McCarthy
Murray & Irwin
Sudbury
Esi Ieee
Prospect
Wise So
Noble
I Meecheea
Williams
Rossi
Crockett, Boylston
Inman
Eon
Klueken
Peversey
O'Bryan
Small, Meyers
Callaghan
Brown, Meyers
Marden
Dalton, Sudbury
Binns
Halil
Starkweather, Sud
Andrews, Sherman
Cochrane, M. & I
Bean
Cousins
Millay, Sudbury
Lawsom Meyers
Ross, Mccarthy Bry Oeek
Kennedy, Hub
Garbut, McCarthy
E. Klucken
Gumbright, Sher
Kinsman
Carr
Two-Men Candle Pin Tourney At Kirby S Piles Up Entries
The two men candle pin tournament at Kirby's alleys draws many coin chasers. The event will run until Tuesday evening to complete the finals. Kirby offers 60 dollars in prizes. Current scores include Ross Paige 722, Paige Farrell 722, Kersey Leahy 711, Ross Farrell 707, Barry McAllen 695, Donnehy Dray 693, Leahy Bean 676, Bean Kersey 673, Shine Quinby 652, Hartwell Woodsome 650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby’s Alleys
Kirby
Ross
Paige
Farrell
Kersey
Leahy
Barry
McAllen
Donnehy
Dray
Bean
Shine
Quinby
Hartwell and
Woodsome
Pittsburg Phil to Ship Yearlings to England for Racing
George E. Smith known as Pittsburg Phil, a leading American punter, plans to take a select stable of yearlings to England late this season to race next spring. His move follows rising English racing interest driven by Lorillard Beresford and Tod Sloan success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George E. Smith
Pittsburg
Phil
America
England
Lorillard- Beresford
Tod Sloane
Willis Emerges as Newark Wintering Pitcher for Boston
Willis, Boston's new pitcher, winters at his Newark Delaware home. Manager Schmelz of Minneapolis touts First Baseman Yale from the Connecticut League as a strong find. Grafton fans oppose Spalding's proposed central Massachusetts league due to long travel and away games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Boston
Newark
Del
Schmelz
Minneapolis
Yale
Bristol
Nick Young
Charley Ebutts
J. W. Gannon
Lehigh
Bue
Syracuse
Brooklyn
Horton
Pittsburg
Watkins
Donovan
Padden
Grafton
George 3. Spalding
Marlboro Fairmounts
Mssachusetts
National League schedule rounds up fall matches
The schedule lists fall River at Salen and Pawtucket at Providence on Monday. On Wednesday Salem plays Tall River and Providence hosts Pawtucket. Thursday features Providence at Salem. Friday has Pawtucket at Fall River. Saturday brings Fall River at Providence and Salem at Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
Pcraad Rew
Salem
Fail River
Providence
Ee Tere Eens
MAINE
Tost
Lewiston
Rath
Ewe
Nockland
Gardiner
Portland
National League
Fall River
Salen
Tall River
Pawtuccket
Attleboro to Field Home Rink for Strong Team
Attleboro plans a home rink for its strong team. Captain Heffernan posts the highest goal stopping percentage. Widespread movement across leagues noted as Biddeford drops Maine League play and the National League grows more compact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attleboro
Heffernan
Biddeford
John Roberts
Bil Conway
Providence
Hipson
Salem
Russell
Fall River
Woonsocket
Boston Wheelmen
Lowell
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Massachusetts
Taunton
Boston
Lynn
White
Hatch
John Connell
Wiley
New Britain
Gardiner
New York
Hedlend Hackett
Ned Ten Eyck to Row for Penn at Henley Regatta
In a recent interview Ned Ten Eyck confirms a prior Post item that he will travel to England next summer to compete at Henley. Last year he and Dr. McDowell represented the United States with Ten Eyck winning his heats and the final in the diamond sculls, despite English controversy over his amateur status. He will row for the University of Pennsylvania next season at Henley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Ten Eyck
England
America
Henley
Dr. McDowell
Young Ten Eyck
McDowell
Ten Eyck
University of Pennsylvania
Various sports notes hinge on events and meetings
The item list covers upcoming poultry show opening, a skating match meeting at the Post, USLTA annual meeting in New York on February 2, AAU reinstatement of Wallingford basketball, Jersey City Handball Club seeking Feb 21 22 championships, Boston Terriers Breeding Club constitution panel, Brooklyn cable chess talks for the Newnes Anglo American trophy, Penn athletic Dr Neumann proposing Feb 17 BAAU game date with Feb 26 preferred, Rust unavailable for Boston AAU games, Zinn set to challenge Weters and Rush after recent robbery claim, O Rourke tug of war team to meet Geary south Boston at 650 pounds for $50, Megantic Fish and Game Club banquet at Copley Square Hotel with governors and clergy invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Pratt
George McLeod
United States Lawn Tennis Association
New York
John S. Quinn
Boston College
Dennis J. Maguire
Amateur Athletic Union
Wallingford
Boston Terriers
John Barnard
Gilbert Hallowell
James Darling
Thomas Arrohill
Brooklyn
Paul Neumann
O'Rourke
Somerville
Geary
South Boston
O'ftourkes
Megantic Fish and Game Club
Copley Square
Wolcott
Powers
Black
Crane
Thomas
BE. A. Horton
W. H. H. Murray
Nominations for 1898 Coney Island Stakes Announced
The Coney Island Jockey Club revealed 18 events with 975 entries for 1898, up from 899 last year. Suburban handicap has 46 entries, matching 1897, while Flight and related stakes close July 18 with a long list of nominees from Don De Oro to Dr. Catlett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Merry Prince
St. Bartholomew
Bromley & Co
Roy Carruthers
Howard Mann
W. A. Chandler
Curtis
Marcus Daly
Ogden
Isidor
C. F. Dwyer
Michael Inl
Sly Fox
M. F. Dwyer
Ben Eder
Y. J. Dwyer
Handball
Eastin & Larabie
Ben Holladay
Charles Fleischmann
Lehman
George Keene
Foster Bros
Dr. Sheppard
J. G. Follansbee
Murillo
T. M. Greene
Fleischman
R. C. Hall
Buddha
D. RK. Harness
Imp
Dynes Keene
Ben Brush
William Laimbeer
Poetess
J. E. Madden
Great Bend
Plaudit
J. WH. Morris
Byron McClelland
J. J. McCafferty
J. A. McCormick
Peep O'Day
Mrs. S. McLelland
Maceo
Oneck Stables
Sir Walter
Sydney Paget
Loki
Louk Bramble
T. Patterson
Rogers & Rose
Tillo
J. W. Schorr & Son
Macy
Meadowthorpe
Seagram
Connoisseur
Tragedian
W. Showater
Box
Turney Bros
Dr. Catlett
Entries listed for Brooklyn Handicap at spring meeting
The Brooklyn Jockey Club released the list of entrants for its $10,000 Brooklyn Handicap over one mile and a quarter at the spring meeting. The roster includes horses such as Algol Ben Brush Box Great Bend Ogden Ornament Loyal Stag Ulysses Winged Foot and more with various ages and sires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Brooklyn
Algol
Ben Brush
Ben Eder
Ben Holladay
Box
Buddha
Byron McClelland
Calliron
Don de Oro
Dr. Catlett
Dr. Sheppard
Great Bend
Handball
Howard
Schiller
Semper Ego
Sensational
Sly Fox
Typhoon II
Tilo
Traverser
Ulysses
Winged Foot
Foals of 1897 Enter New England Trotting Stakes
The New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association lists foals for the 1899 stakes led by B F Allen Centre Groton Conn and W I Almeda East Somerville among many breeders. Entries include Baron Wilkes progeny such as Arion and Emperor Wilkes lines with numerous b f and br c foals from Cambridge Springs to Boston and Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England ‘Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
B. F. Allen
Centre Groton
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Watts
Nutbourne
James W. Cook
Philadelphia
B. F. Bessikins
Adaline
Ben Franklin
John R. Farnum
Waltham
Baron Wilkes—Cherry
Cobden
J. Malcolm Forbes
Boston
Masconomo
Arion—Houri
Onward
B. cc. Duranzo
Arion
Juanita
Sultan
Vidal
Arion -Kaloa
Princeton
Ec. Cuervo
Maggie Sultan
B. F. Ligera
Ollie K
King Wilkes
B. F. Nanita
Arion—Parmita
Lone Pine
B. ¢. Jaro
Arion—Redonn
Red Wilkes
B. F. Eliska
Roxana
B. F. Lichee
To To
Princeps
B. F. Cocoa
Arion—Zembia
King Almont
C. Foster
Baron Wilkes
Regina
St. Arnaud
George A. Graves
B. F
Potential
Bessie Phelan
Wilkes Spirit
A. C. Hawkins
Lancaster
B.k
Lady Patchen
Mambrino Patchen
Chicadee
Mambrino King
George A. Howe
Marlboro
C. F
Allandorf
Nellie
Norwalk
Mt. Auburn
Inez Wilkes
Victor Wilkes
C. W._ Leonard
Blk
Violet
Hermes
Maplehurst Farm
Anglica
Haron Wilkes
Sweetbriar
Favoriye Wilkes
Leonora
Taggart
Abdallah
Zora
Zora Zar
Alcazar
Marion
Baron Wilkes— Marie
Kohinoor
Baron Desmond
Frankie Shedd
J. Kh. Shedd
Baron Steuben
del Rose
del Sur
Evelyn
Honora
Lady Rose
Josephine
Cenie
Ruth
Silverone
Alcyone
Baron Rudolph
Baron Wilkes—Capella
Stamboul
Baron Hirsch
Bessie Wilkes
Josie J
Edge Hill
C. F. Perry
New Bedford
B. c
Viola
St. Gothard
R. H. Stephenson
Betsy Bumps
Dutton Horse
Reservoir Stock Farm
Lexington
Emperor Wilkes
Ella Jackson
Daniel Lambert
Empror Wilkes
Fanny Jackson
Dantel Lambert
Belmont
del Mar
Susie McGregor
Robert McGregor
del Mar—Crescent
Josephine McGregor
del Mar—Cigarette
Alcantara
Abhamed Allen
Israel H. Supplee
Burn Mawr
Penn
Piloteen
Pilot Medium
John BE
Phaver
Lady Hugueney
Huguenot
N. Thayer
Hugh Wynne
Helen Wilkes
Carlton Cot
Wiermit
Mambrine Patchen
Experiment
Young Jim
May King
Vauchon
Framdallah
Etta Red
Elva R
Judge W
Silvia
Grand Sentinel
Br. c
Kentucky Prince
Yale Princeton Football Receipts Reported
New Haven report details total receipts of the Yale Princeton game at 28396.77 with expenditures of 4281.35. Each university shares net receipts of 12082.71 for Princeton and Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
D. C. Twitchell
Princeton
Yale
Division 47 Posts Funeral Delegation and Resolutions
A special meeting of Division 47 A A H acted on the death of late brother member Felix Gallagher County Treasurer. The group voted that all officers attend his funeral and that a committee be appointed to draft resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 47
Felix Gallagher
Cycle Show Sparks Trade War Across Cities
The Philadelphia cycle show proves successful despite lack of national sanction. New York dealers push for a Madison Square Garden event on a cooperative basis to educate the public about bicycles. Boston, unsettled, may imitate. a national board split and a new cycle dealers association loom as power shifts in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Board of Trade
New York
Boston
National Board of Trade of
Madison Square Garden
Boston Cycle Board of Trade
Coleman
Cycle Dealers’ Association
New York Six Day Race Promoters Face Heavy Fine
Chairman Albert Mott of the L A W racing board intimates a heavy fine for the promoters of the short track scheme in the New York six day race. The board reportedly unanimous that the track was short and the only disagreement was over punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mott
L. A. W. Racing Board
New York
Racing Board
Messrs. Powers
Brady
Kennedy
Batchelder
Bicycle Gossip and Racing Board Rumors One tunes for spring
Chicago arrival of Jimmy Michael with little stated plan. Proposal for a weekly road-conditions bulletin in the sandpaper district. New York rumor links Albert Mott’s potential chairmanship to a salaried post. Indianapolis meet dates discussed for August 2 to 6 with a large smoker planned. Midwinter White Cycling Academy rehearsal draws large turnout and promising music. Four cornered middle-distance race planned for Madison Square Garden in spring with four riders invited. Nat Butler cut ad in a New York malt ad. Potter fends off expense offers tied to St Louis and national assembly. Westlake cited as having potential to add a chapter to L A W politics. Potter’s claim on expenses denied. Morgan-backed increase to $2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Michael
Chicago
Sterling Elliott
New York
Albert Mott
Racing
A. G. Batchelder
Assembly
Indianapolis
Racing Board
Philadelphia
White Cycling Academy
Pitt
B. c
Madison Square Garden
Michael
Taylore
Bald
Nat Butler
Potter
Boston
National Assembly
St. Louis
Connecticut
National Treasury
Westlake
Elliott
Gideon
Senator Morgan
Morgan
Boxing Gossip Roundup From Week’s Fights
Boxing gossip lists bouts: Joe Gans versus Frank Garrard in 0 rounds and Jim Janey against Hoboken Tommy Kelley in 10 rounds in Cleveland. Also featured are Pete Sheehan versus Jack Bennett in McKeesport and Burns versus Fredericks in Cincinnati. Additional matchups include McCloskey versus Hannigan and Butler versus Russell in Alleghany A C. plus Cavanaugh versus Lafeber in Springfield and Stevens versus Zempher with Callahan in Sampson area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gans
Frank Garrard
Jim Janey
Professor J Jas J Kennedy Seeks Teaching Position
An announcement from Professor J J Kennedy requests contact for a teaching opportunity. He invites interested institutions to call or write with details about otology or related subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Jas
J, Kennedy
Dr Greene presents free illustrated lectures on X rays
Renowned nervous disease specialist Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston offers free illustrated lectures and X ray demonstrations at Music Hall on January 17 18 with sessions for men women and private talks. Attendees will see dissolving pictures and views revealing the living skeleton and organs while learning to detect illness and seek restoration to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Music Hall
Boxing Card Features National Amateurs Across Cities
The program lists multiple bouts including Owen Zeigler versus C McKeever in Wil liamstown of 20 rounds, Johnny Morelock against Mike Larney in Bridgeport, Tom West versus Dan Murphy in Waterbury, Jack McClelland versus Mike Tunney in Carnegie, Jack O Keefe versus J Dougherty in Zanesville, and Ed Santos versus Tom Dixon with Kid Goulette versus Jack Roche in Toronto. A benefit for Steve O Donnell is noted and amateur intercity events staged by B A A across cities with Tim Carroll, Jim Lawler, Fred White, George Boles, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Zeigler
C. McKeever
Williamstown
Johnny Morelock
Mike Larney
Bridgeport
Tom West
Dan Murphy
Waterbury
Conn
Jack McClelland
Mike Tunney
Carnegie, Penn
Ed Santos
Tom Dixon
Kid Goulette
Jack Roche
Toronto
Tim Carroll
Jim Lawler
Fred White
George Boles
New London
Matt Matthews
J. Burnett
Quaker City A. C
Philadelphia
Big boxing card features Gans versus Gerrard clash in Cleveland
The article previews a twenty round bout between Joe Gans and Frank Gerrard in Cleveland tonight with Eddy Connolly watching for a potential future match. It notes a strong supporting undercard including Jim Janey versus Tommy Kelly, Zeigler versus McKeever in Pennsylvania, and West versus Murphy in Waterbury, plus other regional bouts and amateur tournaments and commentary on Mike McCoy activity in the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gans
Frank Gerrard
Cleveland
Windy City
Eddy Connolly
Jim Janey
al Herford
Tommy Kelly
Hoboken
Janey
Jim Watts
Lon Beckwith
Kelly
Herford
Williamstown
Penn
Owen Zeigler
Charley McKeever
Zeigler
McKeever
Tommy West
Dan Murphy
Waterbury
Murphy
Dan
Connecticut
George Byers
Boston
Byers
Harry Fisher
George Boles
Worcester
New London
Fred White
Boles
Bob Montgomery
Walter Lang
Professor Crawford
Harry Tracy
Tommy White
Billy Whistler
Toronto
Jeffries Thorn
Billy Smith
College Point
Thorn
Sam Fitzpatrick
Matt Mathews
Jack Bennett
A. C
Philadelphia
New York Sun
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Jimmy Ryan
Dayton
Charley Gor
Choynski
Walcott
Eureka A. C
Baltimore
Gus Ruhlin
Wolf Bendorf
Kid Howard
Frank Farley
George Pierce
Barney Connors
John Henry Johnson
Jerry Marshall
George Y. Tuohby
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St. James
Jamesons
Sheare
McIsaac
Mercantile League
Roxbury League
Shawmut
Norfolk
Jamaica
Highland
Ansheim
Roxbury
Parker
Codman
Dudley Association
Mercantile A. A
Hutchinson
Old Dorches
Mercantile Library
Agso
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Dudley Associates
Points Mercantile Library Asto
Man Pees
Essere Ewesese Mercantile Library Asso
Udley Associates
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Toxbury
Eeeres Pierce
Dooley
Roxbury Armstrong
Lifer
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Joe Donnelly
Con
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Rogers
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J. W. Bean
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Joy
Wheeler
Bradbury
Nonne
Purrington
Efferson
Ryan
Vera
McSella
Roberts
Blair
Munroe
Pakija
Pins Brown, Durrell & Co
Dennison Mfg
Clapp & Tilton
Seers Eeeses
Boston Dry Goods
Ereeeee
England Or Co. Ae
P. Squire & Aa
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Rico Larrabee & Co
Winch Brothers
Ahmiareie le
John P. Lovell Arms
Saunders
American Waltham Watch Co
Cox, Brown, Durrell & Co
Wwe
Ware
Driscoll, Dennison Mfg
Ellis, Clapp & Tilton Ee Ee
Portmore, Dennison Mfg
Brown, Brown, Durrell & Co
Stout, Brown, Durrell & Co
Mathews, Clapp & Tilton
O’ Hara
Clapp & Tilton Eee Ears Eereses
Higgins, Dennison Mfg. Co
Carter
American Waltham Watch Devils
Bacon
Taylor, New England News Co
Keatin Co
Shawmut Eee
Eeeeeererene
Norfolk See
Eee Ee Eee Eneee
Germania Eeee
Seers
Eagles Ee Seee
Eeseen Ee
Creightons
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Chester Ee Ene
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Moffitt
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Germania
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Clark
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Mock
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Chester
Gill
Young, Shawmut
Circuit League
Allston
Mangus
Riverdale Casino
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Unicorn
Aubin
Glendon
Seene
Gooth Artillery
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Ceding
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Moore
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City of Witches
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Conway
Cunningham
Menard
Rockland
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Forest City
Will
Pennsylvania
World OF Sport
Rust
Wefers
Coney Island Jockey Club
Military Division
National Cycle Board of Trade
DR. Greene
Tom Glynn
Dick O'Brien
Pete Lacy
Olympic A. C
Buffalo
Steve O'Donnell
Jack O'Keefe
J. Dougherty
Zanesville, O
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