B A A Leads in Bowling Championship Rivalry Thrills Crowd
In a tight Mit Edge League match, B A A rolled 2 829 pins to top Arlington Boat Club 2 639. Smith of B A A led with 579 over multiple teammates, while Ful ler, Dodge, Wood and others posted strong scores as the season nears two seasons of effort. The piece also covers poultry show awards and extensive breed results.
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Mit
Arlington Boat Club
Back Bay
Thas
Smith
A. A
Hills
Arlingtons
Fuller
Dodge
Wood
Til
Legate
Marston and Whittemore
Arlington
B. A.A
Boston
Rabbit Show Results Across Classes and Winners Named
A historical list of winners across multiple rabbit breeds and ages. Names include C. W. Felton Barre Leroy B. Fay Boston F. Caswell Melrose Highlands Elliott Smith Port Chester N Y and others as adults and under six months. Classes cover Belgian hare Angora and Black and tan with detailed placements.
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F. B. Caswell
Melrose Highlands
Elliott Smith
Port Ches- Coe Dee
Belgin
Auburn
C. W. Felton
Barre
Elmwood Rabbitry
Angora White
Jr. B. Caswell
Leroy BB. Fay
Boston
Leroy B. Fay
Poston
I. B. Caswell
Port Chester
N. Y
Eliott Smith
Intercycle Bowling League Matches At The Hub
Two matches ended with close scores at the Hub alley as Uttolk Bike Club defeated Chelsea two games to one. Kirk led the losers with a high pin total, while Adams shone for the victors. Crescent Cycle Club beat Charlestown Cycle Club three to none with Kiley and Wood starring for Maverick Square.
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Uttolk Bike Club
Chelsea
Kirk
Adams
Hghts
Brooks
Crescent Cycle Club
Maverick Square
Charlestown Cycle Club
Mystic River
Kiley
Wood
Crescents
Handley and
Hurley
Charlestown
Bowling trio stars in Trade League pole position clash
Cooke Campbell and Brown posted high scores at the Carruth office in the Trade League championship series. Eastern Packing Company took two of three from Wire Werke after an exhibition cheered by a large crowd. Captain Brown of the losing club bowled fiercely, nearly breaking the season record. The score:
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Cooke
Campbell
Brown
Carruth Oflee
Isastern Packing Company
Wire Werke
Losine
Newton Bowling Team Beats Dudley In League Sweep
Newton defeats Dudley three straight in amateur league at Newtonville finishing 2620 to 2313. Scully led Newton with a high game of 58 as the match concluded.
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Newton
Newtonville
Dudley
Scully
Glendons Win Pool and Two Bowling Games in Malden
In Malden on January 18 the Glendons of Jeverett took pool and two of three bowling matches against the Maldens. Also in Malden Towanda of Wo burn played Kernwoon at Kernwoon's home and lost everything but pool.
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Malden
the Glendons
Jeverett
Maldens
Towanda
Woburn
Kernwoon
Milwn defeats Latham in Racquet Club match
In Tuxedo Park New York on January 18 amateur England champion Eustace Hi Milwn defeated world pro champion Peter Latham in a three set match at the Racquet and Tennis Club, as Latham appeared to be at his best but could not prevail.
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
England
Eustace Hi, Milwn
Peter Latham
Latham
Boxing Gossip Highlights Club Controversy And Fights
A Riverside dispute over ousting a handicapper prompts calls for public explanations from Frank Facey and Tom Riley. Andy Watson denies a recent knockout claim and faces Bob Montgomery in Bath on Jan. 24. Other notes mention potential matches and regional boxing chatter.
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Frank Facey
The
Riversides
Graham
New England A. A. U
Riley
Facey
Tom Riley
Andy Watson
Tom Wilson
Bath
Watson
Paddy Fenton
Portland
Andy
Bob Montgomery
Charley
P. B. Doherty
Malden
Joe Mullen
Salem Kid
Jim Lahey
Ben Briggs
Young Mack
Kid Carbone
Lynn
New York
R. K. Fox
Franklin Square
George II
Murray
Boston
George
Pleasant Street
Dick Wood
Brookline
George Gardner
Eddie Greene
Cambridge
T. Burk
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Harvard Yale Likely to Host English University Meet
Harvard and Yale expect to host an English universities track meet in America mid May. Johnson of Yale will decide on venue with New York and Cambridge fields debated. Key losses include Quinlan Fox from Harvard and Davison from England, while Cambridge and New Haven vie for favorable arrangements.
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Harvard
Yale
America
A. N. Rice
England
Johnson
New Haven
New York
College
Cambridge
Boston
Mott Haven
Quinlan
Fox
Boal
Davison
India
Adair
Thompson
Burke
Foote
Roche
Subs
Boardman
Adams
Blount
Smith
Smcke and
Dupee
Palmer
Spitzer
Fisher
Cock Fight at Lynn Ends With Blackstone Bird Victory
A national interest cocking main near Lynn involved birds from Blackstone and Boston with $100 a side in each battle and $2900 a side on the main. Over 100 sporting men attended. After eight contests the score was four to four, and the Blackstone bird won the ninth and deciding bout amid substantial wagers.
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Lynn
Blackstone
R. J
Boston
Graham Ousted as Handicapper Over Boxing Controversy
The New England AAU faces a leadership shakeup as John Graham is ousted as official handicapper amid accusations regarding professional participation in amateur bouts. Frank X. McGrath is named successor by some clubs while others push to keep Graham’s authority. A Boston College meeting and Harvard trainer Lathrop are cited in ongoing disputes.
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John Graham
Sullivan
New York
Graham
New England
Kabb
Massachusetts
Babb
Boston College
McGrath
Yakim
Lathrop
Harvard
Gll
Racing season plans unfold across multiple circuits
A wave of preparations covers the coming racing season with five circuits slated including three night meets. New tracks are planned in Niagara Falls Syracuse Binghamton Saratoga Albany Buffalo Allston N Y New Haven Providence Atlantic City Washington Baltimore Butte Helena Salt Lake City Los Angeles Sacramento and Milwaukee adds a three lap track opening in July. Prominent figures Milo M Belding and George R Bidwell figure in leadership talks while Keenan hints at re election plans and New York divisions push for influence with independent makers meetings planned in New York.
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Paris
Whch
Niagara Falls
Syracuse
Binghamton
Saratoga
Albany
Buffalo
Allston
N. Y
New Haven
Providence
Atlantic City
Washington
Baltimore
Butte and Helens
Mont
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Milwaukee
Milo M. Belding
New York
George R. Bidwell
Conway W. Sams
Maryland
Mrr
Bidwell
Keenan
Massachusetts
N. C
Percy Harden
American Bicycle Company
New England Whist Association Midwinter Tournament at Vendome
The Vendome Hotel hosts the NEWA midwinter tournament starting at 10 this morning and continuing through tomorrow night. A 7 pm trophy team match for association members is scheduled, with open and Howell Mitchell pair events at 10 am 2 pm and 7:30 pm today and tomorrow. Teams may be all women or mixed. Entry 50 cents per contestant in open events, club trophy awarded to the winning club, table fee $1 per person, souvenirs awarded to winners, and friends may join.
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Vendome
New England Whist Association
Howell
Mitchell
Forked spliced driver paves golf club future
A dealer touts the forked spliced driver promising spring at impact, durability, and a neck unlikely to loosen in glue. Willie Dunn of New York unveils a new wooden putter to aid the half top stroke. In Scotland, Lawrence Auchterlonie and H H Christy join a Boer War voyage from Glenview and Sixmoor to Transvaal. The next Great Britain women’s championship will be at Lytham on April 3 4 5 with Princess Louise president. US G A president Thomas to name a three member nominating committee ahead of the February 28 annual meeting.
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Willie Dunn
New York
Lawrence Auchterlonie
HH. A. Christy
Glenview Golf Club
Sixmoor Country Club
Chicago
Scotland
Transvaal
Great Britain
Lytham and
St. Anne’s
Heebner and Stillman Lead Northeast Golf Events
Ss. Y. Heebner and James A. Stillman Jr. compete with Henry Ore at Baltusrol and Meadow Brook Newport venues, representing Philadelphia Cricket Club and related clubs in a series of golf matches.
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Ss. Y. Heebner
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Henry 2. Ore
Baltusrol
James A. Stillman, Jr
Meadowbrook
Newport
Elevator Disaster Kills Two in New York Warehouse
Two men died and three injured when an elevator collapsed from the ninth floor of the O'Reilly Brothers storage warehouse at 120th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue. A broken cable caused the car to plunge 149 feet, crushing workers and loosening counter weights. Superintendent Thomas Berry was arrested.
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New York
O'Reilly Brothers
One Hundred and Twentythird Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Thomas Berry
Mary Sanders Stars in Jefferson Theatre Double Role
Mary Sanders made her first star appearance at the Jefferson Theatre in Portland in a dual role as Little Nell and the Marchioness. The Dickens adaptation Old Curiosity Shop staged by Carry P Mawson provided a strong vehicle for her debut with credits to producer Robert E Johnson. Supporting performances highlighted P Aug Anderson Grandfather Trent John Jack Swiveller Max Figman Brass and Anne Caverly Sally.
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Portland
Mary Sanders
Jefferson Theatre
Little Nell
Marchioness
Carry P. Mawson
Dickens
Otta
Robert E. Johnson
P. Aug. Anderson
Flushing Citizens Urge Mrs Booth to Remove Convict Home
Commander Ballington Booth refused the citizens of Flushing to buy the site for convicts. The Flushing Citizens' Association met Tuesday night and passed resolutions requesting its removal as not in the town's best interests.
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Ballington Booth
Flushing
Columbia Boxing Bouts Highlight Rowing Club Meeting
The January meeting of the Columbia Rowing Association drew a large crowd at the boat house. Five six round boxing bouts entertained members, with winners including Clougherty over Martin, Snyder over Fanning, and Berkeley over Caren, concluding with Riley and McVicar in a six round draw.
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Columbia Rowing Association
Young Maguire
Ned Maher
Jim Ryan
Martin Clougherty
Riley
McVicar
Billy Berkeley
Jack Caren
Danny Snyder
Kid Fanning
Snyder
Newtowne A A Defeats Dorchester Team 56 to 3 at Franklin Field
Newtowne A A toppled a Dorchester picked squad 56 to 3 yesterday at Franklin Field. The Newtowne lineup suffered from the absence of a key player yet delivered a strong showing led by Layman and Knowlton with solid contributions from Pastena, Sullivan, and Dunham Pipe.
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Franklin Field
Newtowne A. A
Dorchester
Newtowne
Layman
Harvard Hockey Team Defeated by Law School Opponents
Harvard University hockey lost yesterday at Soldiers Field to a law school team by 4 to 0. The Cambridge English High and Latin School defeated the class of 1901 hockey team 4 to 1.
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Harvard
Harvard University
Soldiers
Law School
Brown
Providence
Cambridge English High and Latin School
Suburban Ice Polo: Melrose Nips Winchester 5 to 2
The Suburban Ice Polo League opener on Eel Pond Melrose featured Melrose High defeating Winchester High 5 to 2. Key Melrose players Lovell Powell and Sawyer stood out while Cole and A Holland led Winchester’s effort.
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Eel Pond
Melrose
Melrose High
Winchester High School
Lovell
Powell
Sawyer
Winchester
Cole
A. Holland
Polo players for Europe plan continental tour
V Hannigan of New York City seeks several star players from the National Rules Polo League for a months long trip through Europe. He will depart after this polo season in March with two teams to exhibit polo in major European cities and will spend weeks at the Paris exposition.
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RE. V. Hannigan
New York City
Europe
Maren
Hub billiard player repeats eleven point three cushion run
Fred Parks of the Hub billiard rooms made an unprecedented local run of eleven points at three cushion carrom against a well known club player. The source cites Vigneauxs's famous fifteen point record in France as the benchmark.
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Fred Parks
Hub Billiard Rooms
Carrom
Vigneauxs
France
Harvard Freshmen Start Rowing Training in Hemenway Gym
Harvard freshmen begin training in rowing at Hemenway Gymnasium led by coach Selee. Local sport roundups note chess talk by F K Young at B A A, ice polo league meeting at Manter Hall, and upcoming matches including Brookline Country Club versus Troston Curling Club.
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Harvard
Hemenway
Selee
Henry Brothers
Worcester
Frank J. Leonard
Henry
Worcester Gazette
F. K. Young
Manter Hall
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Country Club of
Brookline
Troston Curling Club
Franklin Field
New York Interscholastic Association
Ted Sloan
Bankers and Brokers’ League
JL. Wallace Sweetzer
Willard ©. Cross
Will Bee
Pearmain & Brooks
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Wyandotte
John C. Jodrey
Danvers
Silas Bartlett
Lewiston
R. C. Williams
Wood & Freeman
Fitchburg
Jesse A. Moon
New London
Wray Bros
London
Canada
W. Fred Munrroe
Peabody
C. A
F. A. Smith
Waltham
J. W. Andrews
Dighton
W. R. Schaefer
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John B. Felt
Warren J. Stokes
F. G. Bean
Fairview Village
Penn
Dr. J. Flagg
W. H. Congdon
King & Whiting
Plainville
Cornell & Brackenbury
Ithaca
William B. Richardson
Knightsville
R. I
W. H. Congdon & Son
Elmhurst Poultry Farm
William Ellery Bright
George H. Burgett
Lawtons
Harry W. Weeks
Framingham
Albert O.preston
Coneord
N. H
George A. Chapin
Hampton
Arthur N. Cave
Taunton
Cook, Jr
West Newton
John G. Underhill
Wakefield
James Forsyth
Owego
G. B. Inchen
North Grafton
George A. Knight
Kim Poultry Yards
Hartford
Ezra Cornell
Charles J. Fogg
EB. M. Wilson
Spencer
Harry M. Lamon
Watertown
Wallace 2. Simpson
L. 8. Bache
Bound Brook
N. J
B. F. Bryant
Johnson Creek
J. Bruckart
Lititz
McNeil & Okeayo
Hamburg
John Lowell
Chestnut Hill
H. Tessenden
McNeill & Oke
Elmhurst
McNeil & Oke
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KE. VP
Sayre
Jena
Cominy
George US
Inches
Henry Hates
Bolk
Walter (. Baylies
Miler
Westerly
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Alexandria
Arthur D. Mann
Windsor
FE. Sturdevant & Co
H. D. Miner
Mr. Miner
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TH. H. Jones
Blackie
H. H. Jones
Polly
Marian L. Hold
Readville
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Chester M. Taylor
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Mystic
T. F. Walsh
West Medford
Tom
Ja B. Tuttle
Jamaica Plain
Bob E
Fred E. Sprague
Lytin
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E. K. Taylor
Thomas Abbott
Monthe
FP. EB. Abbott
Joe Jee
B. Goodale
Campridgeport
Mr. Goddard
B. A
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Qiankin Ee
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Serene
Whittemore
Dr. H
Kendal
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Miss India
M. B. Thurston
Dolly
J. B. Baker
Ashmont
Rabbit Awards
Suffolk Bicycle Club
Chelsea Cycle Club
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Jearbridge
Towler
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Aera Wood
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E. P. Company
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Gibeson
Nnt
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Renee
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Winton
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Polo Players For
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