New England Amateur Athletics Union Holds Meeting
At 23 Arch street last night the NEA A U reviewed reinstatement rules for bowlers in Massachusetts and debated amateur versus professional lines. A committee led by President Babb was formed to converse with the M A B L, while Newtowne Club and St James A C gained board seats and Suffolk A C resigned amid controversy.
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New England Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Arch Street
New England
E. E. Babb
Melrose A. C
W. H. Plummer
Worcester C. G
Joseph B. Maccabe
James E. Morse
Newton A. A
Harry Adams
Worcester A. C
George D. Chapman
Fitchburg
Massachusetts
Boylston
Association
Babb
Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Adams
St. James A. C
Plummer
B. B. Osthues
S. A. Cc
Mr. Dowling
Tommy Connelf
England
Maccabe
Boston
Boston Common
Messrs. Maccabe, Morse and Adams
N. FE. A
Suffolk A. C
Entry list closes for B. A. A. cross country run
The entry list for the B. A. A. cross country run on January 23 closes today. Other notices include Newburyport versus Cambridgeport gym tomorrow evening, and the American skating championships starting today in Stamford Connecticut on Gore Pond.
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Newburyport
Cambridgeport
Stamford
Conn
Gore Pond
Jack Olmstead
Dorchester
Bob Warner
Billy Hannan
Philadelphia
New York
Rusie
Brooklyn
Jacob Lorillard
Baltimore
Proooklyn High School
George Byers
Providence
Dolan
Boston
Maine
Adolph Netzeba
Franklin Field
Jamaica Pond
Harvard Strongman Rood Fails On Weights Attempt
Luther C. Rood of Harvard Medical School failed to lift 205 pounds to set an amateur record last night in Hemenway gym before about 150 students. He could not raise the dumbbell from waist to shoulder after fifteen minutes of attempts. Dick Pennell’s 1874 record of 201 pounds at New York remains unbroken.
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Luther C. Rood
Harvard Medical School
Hemenway Gymnasium
Dick Pennell
New York
Rood
Harvard
Sargent
Lovering
Leonard Beats Ahern In 20 Round Brooklyn Bout
Manhattan Athletic Club exhibition in Troy draws eight spectators. Mike Leonard of Brooklyn defeats Billy Ahern of New York in a 20 round lights welterweight fight with Leonard dominating late rounds and earning the decision.
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Troy
N. Y
Manhattan Athletic Club
Assemblyman Horton
Mike Leonard
Brooklyn
Billy Ahern
New York
Ahern
Leonard
No Hall and Slavin Fight Given City Ban
Montreal January 19 The Mayor acting for the Citizens League has ordered a ban on a 10 round sparring exhibition slated for Lohmer Park tomorrow night between Paddy Slavin and Jim Hall. An injunction attempt is underway to allow the show to go on.
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Montreal
Citizens’ League
Lohmer Park
Paddy
Jim Hall
Burke Beats Glynn In Lightweight Bout In Cincinnati
Luke Burke of Lowell Massachusetts won the decision after fifteen rounds with John Glynn of Wilmington Delaware at 115 pounds before the Queen City Athletic Club in Cincinnati Glynn led most of the bout but failed to land effectively in the decision fight
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Pumira
N. Y
Luke Burke
Lowell
Mass
John Glynn
Wilmington
Del
Queen City Athletic Club
Glynn
Boxing Gossip Roundup From North American Rings
Boxing news from Montreal to Philadelphia details Slavin Hall rematch in Montreal and Danforth Devers bouts after past meetings. Mentions Dick O'Brien bid, Pearce McCune clash in Philadelphia, Moore Brennan clash, Baker Butler six-rounder, Erne Vintharty absence, Ross vs Ward predictions, Lavigne pursuit, Walter Johnson in Paris, Barney Reilly quitting, White's show plans, Newman vs Lynch fifteen rounds, Frazier benefit, and Jack Frazier event at North Cambridge.
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Montreal
Man
Frank P. Slavin
Jim Hall
Slavin
National Sporting Club
London
Tommy Danforth
Jim Devers
Jackson
Mich
Philadelphian
Dick O’brien
Jack Bonner
O’brien
Lewiston
Leslie Pearce
Tom McCune
Detroit
Philadelphia
Dick Moore
Mike Brennan
Henry Baker
Joe Butler
Baker
Frank Erne
Martin Vinherty
New York Athletic Club
Buffalo
Charley White
Flaherty
Dave Ross
Jack Ward
Ward
Jack Mekbeck
Ross
Tommy Tigan
Tom O’rourke
Inew York
Lavigne
Walter Johnson
Paris
France
Barney Reilly
Indiana
Reilly
Dixon
Billy Plimmer
Tommy White
Billy Newman
The
Polo A. C
Jack Lynch
Connors A. C
Martin Flaherty
Boston
Peter Jackson
Boxers and Prof Shaw Offer Lessons at Hotel Pelham
A well fed man offers a $1000 reward and claims he would pay for Prof Shaw's science. Prof Shaw conducts boxing lessons at Hotel Pelham with the elevator running both day and evening.
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Prof. Shaw
Ice Polo Narrowly Boosts Melrose Over English High
On a cold day at Sargent's Pond Jamaica Plain Melrose High School defeated English High 5 to 6 in the senior interscholastic league. Allie Leach scored four goals and stood out for Melrose while Worthen assisted and Bowman anchored defense. Referee G G Bowman and goal umpires Robust and Miller supervised two 20 minute halves.
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Sargent’s Pond
Jamaica Plain
Melrose High School
English High
Melrose
Allie Leach
Worthen
Bowman
Merrill
Sullivan
Murphy
Hallett
Leach
Sullivan Avopcuch
H. Bisdeccesc
Clome Bowman
Manahan Merril
H. B
E. H
G. G. Bowman
Robust and Miller
Arctic cold promises top skating days in Boston area
Skaters greeted by deep ice on Franklin Field Blue Hill Avenue and other ponds as B A A bulletins report good to fair conditions across Franklin Field Chandler's and Strong's Ponds Spy-Pond Arlington and nearby Charles River Riverview Dedham and Lower Mystic West Medford with prospects of best skating this season if no snow arrives.
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Franklin Feld
Wood Island Park
Jamaica
Boston
Franklin Field
Blue Till Avenue
Chandler’s
Strong
Spy-Pond
Arlington
Breen and Warner Prepare for Ice Race at Wood Island Park
Breen and Warner race a quarter mile this afternoon at Wood Island Park for a $100 trophy. The match, postponed from Monday due to poor ice, takes place on a glassy smooth rink with Peter Kelly as referee and John Bowler as starter. Judges are M. J. Joyce and A. C. Dowling. watches by Nelse Innes and Jack Moakley. Breen will then travel to Stamford, Connecticut for events on Thursday.
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Wilson Breen
Jack Warner
Wood Island Park
Wood Island
Peter Kelly
John Bowler
M. J. Joyce
A. C. Dowling
Nelse Innes
Jack Moakley
Skaters Compete Brightly at Wood Island Park Afternoon
A cold day failed to deter speed skaters at Wood Island Park with performers including Jack Warner Wilson Breen Jack Morrell Wellington Morrill Doug Lass Whitemore and Hudson Breen. Billie King drew cheers with clever moves alongside skilled riders H. Williams James Robertson and Cc. Warner in exciting afternoon sprints.
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Wood Island Park
Jack Warner
Wilson Breen
Jack Morrell
Wellington Morrill
Douglass Whitemore
Hudson Breen
Billie King
H. Williams
James Robertson
Cc. Warner
Freedman's Money Up In New York Checker Match
New York backers send $110 of Henry Freedman’s $200 stake for the $400 contest with Grover at the Boston Checker Club. Grover’s backers to make final deposit today. Match begins Monday February 8 at 2 PM with daily sessions until finished, referees and umpires to be mutually chosen. A New York delegation accompanies Freedman.
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the Post
New York
Henry Freedman
Freedman
Winthrop Yacht Club Elects New Officers and Members
The Winthrop Yacht Club held its annual meeting at Young's Hotel with Commodore George E. Leighton presiding. The club reports a strong financial condition and 114 new members bringing the total to 225. Officers elected include Commodore George E. Leighton and Secretary Charles G. Bird for the eleventh year. The annual ball is set for February 19 in Cotillon Hall with Curtis W. Coe Frank H. Byrne Joseph L. Rankin and D. S. Dragle in charge.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Young’s Hotel
George E. Leighton
Charles G. Bird
Arthur W. Chesterton
Luther T. Harrington
Harry Hutchinson
Clarence H. Billings
Edgar A. Cook
Lyman S. Meston
Charles J. Downey
James R. Hodder
John MacConnell, Jr
William I. Kelley
Lyman J. Gilles
Samuel J. Gilles
Samuel J. Wilde
Harry W. Hall
Harry O. Riggs
William W. Fodman
Frank H., Richardson
William H. Mirick
Minot H. Beacham
John G. Cuthbertson
Albert
Richards
Joseph L. Lankin
Cotillon Hall
Curtis W. Coe
Frank H. Byrne
Joseph L. Rankin
Dorchester Central Wins in Massachusetts Bowling League
Dorchester Central defeated Melrose High to climb within one game of the league leaders. The first string struggled under 800, Melrose surged in the second, but Dorchester’s Richardson and Cutter steadied the team in the third string to form a late lead.
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Dorchester Central
Melrose Highlands
Dorchester
Melrose
Richardson
Cutter
Merriam
Berry
Williams
Codman Clubhouse Sport Scores Show Home Team Dominance
Dudley Associatio contested the Suburban Interclub at Codman Clubhouse. The home team nearly shut out the visitors, winning all games except the whistle. In billiards and pool, Codman players prevailed by wide margins. Hutchinson and Brown tied for high three-string totals at 627, Lamb led with 199.
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Dudley Associatio
Codman Club
Hutchinson
Brown
Lamb
Patent attorneys seek ideas in new invention list
John Wedderburn & Co of Washington D C promote a prize offer of 1800 plus a new list of 1000 inventions. They solicit ideas and protect intellectual property through their patent services.
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OHN Wedderburn & CO
Dept. G
Washington, D. C
Searth
Ae G
John Edderburn & CO
Washington
Senior Members Win at Murray and Irwin Alleys
Senior members of the firm W. H. Murray and Irwin dominated last night at the local bowling alley. The match showcased experienced bowlers delivering strong scores and earning bragging rights within the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray & Irwin's
W. H
Wanted—patent ideas list from John Wedderburn & Co
An advertisement from John Wedderburn & Co lists 1000 inventions sought for patent. The notice offers protection for ideas and potential wealth, inviting readers to submit simple concepts they may patent.
Eastman Fires 264 In Single String At Carruth’s Alleys
C H Eastman rolled 264 at Carruths alleys last night after a string of three strikes and two spares followed by a run of five strikes.
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Carruth’s
C. H. Eastman
Metropolitan Wheelmen Hold Annual Cotillon Ball Recap
The Metropolitan Wheelmen hosted a Cotillon Hall ball with 200 couples attending. N Wallace Paine presided as floor manager with Ralph Mason Allen Emery W A Blackman and others assisting. The event showcased 97 model wheels by George H. Anderson & Son Roxbury and featured a new chime bell along with samples from Orient Stearns and Warwick.
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Cotillon Hall
Metropolitan Wheelmen
N. Wallace Paine
Ralph A. Mason
Allen
Emery
W.a.blackman
Walter A. Woods
BE. H. Fitzpatrick
Jack Farnham
Frank G. Miller
S. D. Bradlee
J. W. Johnson, Jr
Albert G. Frothingham
Fred
The
Orient
Stearns and
Warwick
E. N. Wight
Florence M. Parnham
H. Feinberg
F. N. Merrill
H. L. Goodman
Maud Gale
Lizzie Gale
G. E. Tower
Walter G. Clark
G. S. Weston
May South
Major Edgerly
J. H. Anderson
William Glynn
F.S. McKey
L. K. McLaughlin
James Donovan
Harry Smith
E. Kelly
S. Isaacs
J. Kelly
Joe Bertsch
Miss Abbott
F. C. Jeager
Howard Geldert
Ralph A. Moses
Scott
Martha, Busch
Earle M. Vrooman
Anastasia Gallison
H. H. Kimball
Mary Fitzpatrick
Alston Sargent
Copper Boom Drives Stock Market to New Highs on Tin Pan Alley News
The market sees heavy copper stock trading with United States Oil debuting at 16 and rising. Wolverine and Osceola show strong moves as Tamarack and Quincy edge higher. oil futures and mining profits fuel optimism amid bond concerns at Atchison.
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United States Oil
Europe
Wolverine
Tamarack
Butte
Osceola
John Stanton
Albany
Quincey
Quincy
Stock Exchange
United States Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Atchison
Dwight Braman & Co
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway
New England
Morowitz
Boston & Albany
Boston & Fowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Prov
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Cal & Hee
Franklin A
Osceola Sete Ewes
Do Seri
Santa Ysabel
Bell
England
Dom Coal
Pullman
Bay
Mt Washington Bicycle Club withdraws from tournament
The Mt Washington Bicycle Club resigns from the A C C tournament protest over forbidden signals in whist. Eddie McDuffee signs with Syracuse Cycle Co for New England agency. Boston Wheelmen eye league status as committee plans recruitment. Frank C Higgins departs for North Carolina with Press Cycling Club's delegation ends.
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Mt. Washington
Boston
Stevens, Freeze & Co
Barnes ‘White
Messrs. Sullivan and
Taggard
Vim Tire
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston Wheelmen
Racing Board
Frank C. Higgins
Press Cycling Club
Park Square
North Carolina
Préss Club
Patent firm seeks ideas for new inventions
Washington based firm John Wedderburn and Co Patent Attorneys invites submissions of simple, useful ideas. Readers are urged to send their concepts to department G 31 D for consideration of possible patentable inventions.
Bond details and par value mentioned by Pinkham
The record notes 8,300,000 as stated but under 100 dollars par value in bonds attributed to Pinkham.
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Pinkham
Jan 19 Official Stock Sales Report
Official report for January 19 shows the day’s highest and lowest prices and the closing price along with bid and asked figures.
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Colorado Mining Stock Exchange
Denver
BE. C. Davis & Co
Washington St
Boston
Abaconed
Nda
deVecdusecs
Bangkok
Bankers
Garfield Grouse
Insley
Tron
Page Ate Mae
Isabella Ane
Eerne
Lincoln Boy
Mollie Gibson
Er Sewer
New Zealand
CC. C
Sacramento
Union Gold
Seven Hills
Park Commission Said to Request Fineran Resign
Rumor spread in athletic circles that P. J. Fineran, athletic instructor at Wood Island Park Gymnasium, was asked to resign by park commissioners. Appointed two years ago, he is a noted hurdler and well known in New England athletics. He currently leads East Boston A. A. as instructor amid winter management discontent.
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P. J. Fineran
Wood Island Park
Fineran
New England
East Boston
A. A
Irish Society Ball Committee Prepares Big Boston Event
The Charitable Irish Society committee held its final meeting at Parker House before the annual ball at Music Hall next Tuesday. Hosts include the mayors of Boston Lynn Cambridge Somerville Quincy and nearby cities within ten miles, plus U S Marshal Postmaster Coveney the Fort collector and U S District Attorney Hoar and aides.
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Charitable Irish Society
Music Hall
Parker House
Boston
Lynn
Cambridge
Somerville
Quincy
United States
Coveney
Hoar
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Holyoke
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Lana
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Instructor Fineran
Charitable Irish Ball
Pill
Beecham
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