Rouse and Fox win Murray & Irwin two-man title
Rouse and Fox captured first prize with 806 in the roll-off before a large bowling crowd. Williams and Beatty took second with 772, while Rouse and Finnegan earned third at 751 and Rouse and Powers were fourth with 744. Rouse also claimed the top single-string score in preliminaries and the local candle pin championship.
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Finnegan
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Interpre Preparatory Hockey Match Cambridge Latin Beats Hopkinson
Cambridge Latin defeated Hopkinson at Jamaica Pond in the Interpreparatory hockey series. Cambridge Latin showed strong teamwork and scored five goals with Baker three times, Taylor and Holland also finding the net. For Hopkinson, Bailey, Merrill and Barnes offered resistance as Hammond Davis Colley Malloon and others defended. Time twenty-minute periods.
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Jamaica Pond
Taft Brothers
Burns
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Sheehan
Baker
Taylor
Cotter
Patt
Burton
On Crocker
Bailey
Hammond
Davis
Colley
Barnes
C. P
Malloon
Merrill
Where One May Skate Park Bulletin Listing
The park department releases a skating bulletin listing locations across the city. It notes Wood Island Park Roslindale Playground M Street wingees Cheriestown round Gibson Playground Neponset playground Columbus Avenue Playground and others with quality ratings ranging from good to fair.
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Mmeirica Pong
Charlesbank
Lowell Defeats Plymouth in Lopsided 18 4 Contest
Lowell dominated Plymouth 18 to 4 as Hart led the locals with 12 baskets. Referee Connolly missed the match due to a wreck. J H Coughlin stood in. Hipson played poorly and attendance details were not reported.
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Lowell
Plymouth
Fox
Miller
Coughlin
Portland Defeats Lewiston 6 to 2 in Rough Game
Portland, Me Jan 17 Portland dominated Lewiston 6 to 2 as rough play marked the game Cana van left with a stomach injury and McKay replaced him in the second period. A late mixup closed the contest with Portland scoring six to Lewiston’s two. Referee O'Brien and timer Dyer oversaw a 100 attendance.
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Warner
Burgess
Mallory
O'Brien
Dyer
Jeffries Accepts Fitzsimmons Fight On Winner Take All
James J. Jeffries welcomed Fitzsimmons proposal and agreed to a winner take all bout to follow the Sharkey fight. Fitzsimmons offered to fight Jeffries if backed for 20000 dollars with winner take all. Both men favored a direct match and rejected side bets.
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Philadelphia
James J. Jeffries
Fitz
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Boxing Card Changes and Local Match News
Jeffords foul disputes and a dramatic finish lead to a reshuffled bout as F C A B of New York loses and Worcester’s Fred Dinsdale breaks his hand forcing cancellation of a sparring match with Jimmy Briggs. Harry Boles vs Dave Mc Nell added, Mike Sullivan vs Joe Flaherty in main event. Allie Alberts seeks 118-pound opponents. Also the Columbian Rowing Association plans a Feb 4 boxing card for members. Brokers' clerks bowling today at Carruth's. Be O Hara and H Rogers vs Murphy and Kennedy. loser buys supper.
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Sullivan
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Pick
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Worcester
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Joe Walcott
Max Lattberg
St. Louis
Walcott
Luttberg
London Daily Mail
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Oxford
Harvard
Yale
Jim Jeffords
al Wetnit
Jeffords
Wennt
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Fred Dinsdale
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Lenox A. C
Boxth
Harry Boles
Dave McNell
Mike Sullivan
Joe Flaherty
Allie Alberts
Alberts
The
Columbian Rowing Association
Carruth’s
O'Hara
H. Rogers
Murphy
Kennedy
McConnell Switches to Paced Racing With Press Club
Charles McConnell a Press Cycling Club sprinter plans to turn professional and pursue paced racing next season. He will be joined by ex amateurs Roy A Carni of Worcester and Patsey Keegan of Lowell as he begins light gym training and orders a complete pacing outfit under manager F A ately.
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Press Cycling Club
Horner
Charles M'Connell
The
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Roy A. Carni
Worcester
Patsey Keegan
Lowell
McConnell
Keegan
Carni
F. A.ately
Spalding to Head New Eight-Club League
A. G. Spalding is named official head of a planned new eight club baseball league. If Dreyfus moves Pittsburg to the American League, Spalding would organize the circuit without New York, including Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Washington Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati and St. Louis.
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A. G. Spalding
Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Spalding
New York
Hart
Readan Rogers
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ninth Infantry Ordered Home From Overseas
War Department orders prepared to bring the Ninth Infantry back to the United States. They will sail to San Francisco when arrangements are made, but departure is not expected for several weeks. The unit has seen action in Pekin siege and heavy fighting in the Philippines.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Ninth Infantry
Pekin
Philippines
San Francisco
DA Shifts Stance on Sheriff Guden Case to Magistrate Hearing
District Attorney John F. Clarke of Brooklyn urged a magistrate hearing for Bert Reisss charges against Sheriff Charles Guden of Kings County. He said the dispute is political and he does not want the DA office involved, preferring not to pursue a grand jury investigation.
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New York
John F. Clarke
Brooklyn
Bert Reiss
Charles Guden
Kings County
Man arraigned for assault in Municipal Court
D F Germaine faced arraignment on assault and battery against Mrs Maloney. Witnesses described a door entry and violent attack as the defendant shouted and claimed the woman as his partner while a child was held. The judge intervened and sentenced the defendant to Deer Island.
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D. F. Germaine
Mr. Brown
Deer Island
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