Three Clubs Lead In Second Protests Of City Big Pin League
Three clubs share early lead as Meyers team rolls 2622 in a win over Carruth with 952 pins by Meyers in the second string. Murray and Irwin take two of three from Broadway. Stout and O'Bryan post top totals. McCarthy goes 2 of 3 over Sudbury as Williams Dow Thompson and Clark shine in a hard fought finale. Oylston and Roxbury misschedule, rescheduled for next week.
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Meyers
Carruth
Callahan
Conti
Cooke
Ellis
Farren
Murray & Irwin
Broaday
Stout
O’bryan
McCarthy
Sudbury
Williams
Dow
Thompson
Clark
Isirk
Oylston
Roxbury
Dr Sanden Electric Belt Promises Health Claims
A doctor promotes the Dr Sanden Electric Belt noting aphrodisiacs merely stimulate while electricity strengthens. With over thirty years of experience, the offer includes free consultation to discuss symptoms and pursue the best course for happier faults.
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Dr. Sanden
Clarkson Leads Towle & Fitzgerald in Bankers and Brokers Bowls
Clarkson of Towle & Fitzgerald starred with high singles of 193 and 196 and a three game total of 509, one of the league's top marks, as Towle & Fitzgerald defeated A B Turner & Bro in three strings at Boylston alley. Elwell, Cousens, and Len fest also posted solid scores.
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Clarkson
Towle & Fitzgerald
Bankers and Brokers
Boylston Alley
A. B. Turner & Bro
Elwell
Cousens
Lenfest
Boyle
BTR
C A W Crosby Son Team Sets Minor League Pins Record
The Jewellers League match at Boylston saw C A W Crosby Son crack 1301 pins to win two games from Bigelow Kennard Co. Cobb Pelouze Telford and Ensign starred for the losers. Faxon led with 274, Dawson 271, with a 101-pin final inning. Martell Millett Barnes tallied notable scores.
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Jewellers
Boylston
C. A. W. Crosby & Son Cracks
Bigelow, Kennard Company
Neck of the Woods
Cobb
Pelouze
Telford
Ensign
Faxon
Dawson
Martell
Millett
Barnes
Crosby & Son
Wee
Lone Millett
Axon
Martell Seer Ewes
Bigelow, Bennard & CO
Bowler
Tethe Ensign
Orl Telouze
Wey
Glover
Jamaica A A Wins Two Of Three In Trade League Match
Jamaica A A defeats Faneuil two games to one in a hard fought Trade League clash at Carruths. Drew and Coe shine with steady scoring and a 506 pin three string by Drew marks the bright feature as margins stay tight across rounds.
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Jamaica
A. A
Faneuil
Carruth
Drew
Coe
999th Artillery Team Wins Two Of Three In Newtonville
On Newton clubs alleys in Newtonville the 999th Artillery team of Charlestown won two of three games against Newton second team by 2578 to 2415. One 999th bowler led with 600 total. Fancy spares were made by the players.
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Roxbury Alley
Press
Fulton Wheelmen
Shattuck
Mets
Roslindale
Middlesex
Tiger Wheelimnen
Christie
Erans
Jepson
Donovan
Jenner
Hurley
Walsh
McDonald Ee
Reisert
Tere Wee
Hartz
Harrington Eeneee
Coburn Eee
Ferris
Seer
Oe Cutler Eeeee &l
Rhoades
Fllis
Locke
Tiger Roadsters
Bowler
Guptill
McCormick
Tessier Ee
Dean
Eeennee Ee
Seme Wee
Moshier Ee Ewer
Oe Smith
Olive Ee
Een Sleeper
Evans Ee
Newtonville
Newton
Newton Club
Charlestown
John McDonough to Lead Somerville Bowling Alley Move
John McDonough, a leading Boston bowler, will likely lead the Roughan alley relocation in Somerville as a strong local team forms to challenge City League clubs. Weekly Thursday roll-offs at Murray & Irwin's offer $15 in prizes with $8 to the winner, $5 to the second, and $2 to third. many entries already received for the next tourney.
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John McDonough
Boston
Roughan
Somerville
Murray & Irwin’s
New Riding Club Hosts Eighth Annual Horse Show
The New Riding Club presents its eighth annual show today with a large entry of high-class horses. Competition will be keen with pacing tandem driving hurdle events and other features. Society will be well represented.
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New Riding Club
Pigeon Show Prizes At Boston Poultry Exhibition In Mechanics Building
The Boston Poultry Association pigeon show awarded top prizes across many classes. Winners include F Tudor Jr Boston with multiple firsts and seconds, A W Hall Carnersville NY, E T Hazeldine Terre Haute IN, C R and C M Diffenderffer Baltimore MD, Havemeyer Bros Mahwah NJ, J TR Stuart Jr Boston, and numerous others for cocks and hens bred 1899 and other categories.
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Boston Poultry Association
Mechanics
F. Tudor, Jr
Boston
A. W. Hall
Carnersville
N. Y
F. C. Abele
Brooklyn
I. Tudor, Jr
F. Tudor
E. T. Hazeldine
Terre Haute
Ind
IF. Tudor, Jr
Tudor, Jr
BE. T. Hazeldine
E. T
Athena
C. R
C. M. Diffenderffer
Baltimore
Jr. Tudor, Jr
GC. R
M. Diffenderffer
A. W. Wall
Havemeyer Bros
Wavemeyer Bros
J. TR. Stuart, Jr
F. H. Howland
Worcester
Methuen
Mass
H. Clements
E. P. Washburn
Taunton
George A. Myers
W. S. Clark
Somerville
Henry Tiemann
Broad defeats Bernstein in hard 25 round bout
About 3500 spectators at the Broadway A C saw Kid Broad of Cleveland defeat Joe Bernstein of New York in a grueling 25 round flyweight contest at 124 pounds. Referee Charley While oversaw the match.
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New York
Broadway A. C
Kid” Broad
Cleveland
Joe Bernstein
Charley
Boxing Gossip Reflects on Unreliable Boxing Managers
A Boston based boxing column warns about dishonest managers and fake contests. It recounts recent experiences with Rob inson and Mulvihill, notes Len Wager’s role with the Delaware Mouse, and mentions Terry McGovern and George Dixon as champions.
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Boston
Jere Robinson
Martin Mulvihill
Robinson
Leahy
Mulvihill
New York
Duthé
Kid Bleek
North End
Kid Goodman
South End
YY. Ss. G
Ashburton Place
Len Wager
Delavan Mouse
M. Bowmen
Brighton
Harvards
Matt Flaherty
Maffit
R. A
Terry McGovern
George Dixon
Kid Rogers
Jeffries Point Club
Polo Scores From Clinton to New Haven
The home team beat East Weymouth 4 to 1 at Clinton. Fall River won 4 to 3 against Plymouth. Hartford triumphed 5 to 2 over Waterbury. In New Haven a high scoring game saw New Haven 5 and Providence 2.
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Clinton
East Weymouth
Fall River
Plymouth
Hartford
Waterbury
New Haven
Providence
Tufts Completes $20,000 Gymnasium Reconstruction
Tufts College finishes a new gymnasium after a $20,000 reconstruction begun last May. The 122 by 70 foot building includes a 9000 square foot open hall, a 1 4 mile running track, basem ent cages, locker and bath facilities, and a large third floor for musical departments. The facility is heated by hot water and lit by electricity.
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Medford
Tufts
Goddard
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Trenton
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Reading
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J. W. Gorse
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Fredonia
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