Old Dorchester Tops 999th Artillery in City League Bowls
In Boston league action at 999th Artillery last night Old Dorchester defeated the home team 2617 to 2568. Spencer led Old Dorchester with 596 three string and 222 single, while Kingman posted 574 for the visitors. High spares and steady string totals marked the win for Old Dorchester over the Battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Kingman
Old Dorchester
Foster
Grover
Cruff
Harwood
Chapin
Bowler
Cpoe Vne Deesesseicsecces
Ccas EU Ceeses
Ss Cadies
Csccee
BIBRA
Bes Cecavesses
Mfrs Ois Ie Des Dis Cheese
Jefferson
McCarthys
Hub
St. James
Myers
Carruths
Columbia
Seth Boston
Lenox
Central
Charlestown Club Defeats Newton Cub in Boston Amateur League
Charlestown Club beat Newton Cub 24387 to 2393 in Newton last night. Three contestants surpassed 500 points as part of the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Charlestown Club
Newton Cub
Boston
Knights of Columbus Charms and Jewels Display
Jos A Williams announces a large selection of K of C charms badges lapel buttons and related emblems inviting committees on district deputy past Grand Knights and Grand Knight presentations to inspect the presentation charms and jewels at 323 Washington Street opposite Milk Street.
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K. of c
G. K
Jos. A. Williams
Washington St
Milk St
Alter Ego Defeated by Charles Town Cycle at Pythian Alleys
The Alter Ego team lost to Charles Town Cycle at Pythian Alleys in Chelsea. The score details are not provided in the readable text.
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Charlestown
Pythian Alleys
Chelsea
Clark
Ware
Raulics
Carson Pere
Total
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Gannon Seestesceeeceess
Grey Sd
Gueipa Shebuecee Seesssee Lae
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Ceccres
Lechmeres Danced at Second Annual Ball of Cyclists
Friends of the Lechmere Cycle Club held the second annual ball in East Cambridge last night. About 100 couples formed the grand march, rising to 150 later, with Mayor Sortwell and many club members in attendance among numerous cycling organizations represented.
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Lechmere Cycle Club
Institute Halil
East Cambridge
Winnisimmet C. C
Chelsea C. C
Cambridgeport C. C
Middlesex C. C
Medford B. C
Tremont C. C
Preas C. C
Roxbury B. C
Massachusetts B. C
Bostonian C. C
Las
Peter B. Biviler
Miss Daly
Quigley
Williams
John Fay
Edward Breen
H. Baird
Jere
James Downey
Willard Hall
M. F. Farrell
J. J. Ahearn
H. W. Pike
D. J. Sullivan
T. E. Jordan
John Burns
Daniel Gavin
J. J. McDonald
EF. Collins
William J. Boyle
J. S. Cleary
Charles F. Burns
Ben Carney
A. V. Levitch
Henry Green
I. Nessor
W. Foley
J. Keefe
T. Horgan
P. Sullivan
Dennis Sheehan
Dorchester Dominates Suburban Interclub Meet
Dorchester Central whitewashed the visiting con testing team in the Suburban Interclub series at Casino Dorchester Central. The home team swept all events with large margins, winning every race and event to secure a decisive victory.
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Casino Dorchester Central
Casino
Bowler
Liffler
Eevee Ewe Ree
Lonergan Ee
Whittington Ocreneeeevse
Toodman Seeeeee Ceeeeses
Smith
Dorchester Central
Owler
Morrill
Darkereeee
Miller Ose
Manroe Gisveave
Saat
Stamford Skating Championship Opens On Cove Pond
Hundreds gather in Stamford for the fast skating meet. Amateurs race on Cove Pond with a quarter-mile track today and a half-mile track tomorrow. Notable entrants include Joe Donohue and John Nilsson. results list Charles McClare and Leroy Lee as early winners.
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Stamford
Conn
Cove Pond
Connecticut
Joe Donohue
Newburg
John Nilsson
Minneapolis
Donohue
Nilsson
Charles McClare
New York
George Halvorsen
Irvingworth
Staten Island
Leroy Lee
South Brooklyn
Edward Bell
New England Checkers Match Posts Record Stakes
K A Durgin on behalf of Samuel Grover posted 150 with the Post sports editor completing a 200 stake for a checkers match against Harry Freedman of New York. The total 400 stake, minus 10 for Freedman expenses, is held by the Post. Strong interest from New England clubs and a large backing for the New Yorker fuel expectations of Grover’s following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Durgin
Samuel Grover
The
Post
Checkers
Harry Freedman
New York
Freedman
New England
New Yorker
Grover
Breen Defeats Warner in Wood Island Park Half Mile
Breen won a $0 side half mile skating match at Wood Island Park yesterday afternoon against Jack Warner. The ice was good and Breen finished in 1 minute seconds after passing Warner early. Referee Peter Kelly and judges M J Joye and P J Fineran oversaw the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Breen
Jack Warner
Wood Island Park
Breen
John Hickey
John Bowler
Wood Island
Warner
Peter Kelly
M. J. Joye
P. J. Fineran
Stamford
Chutes
Jack Olmstead
Dorchester
Hudson
Bob Warner
Lawson
Whitemore
Arlington High and Cambridge Tie in Ice Polo Exhibition
Arlington High substituted for Brown University in a lively ice polo match against Cambridge. Corbett scored for Cambridge and Johnson for Arlington. after two 20-minute halves the score remained tied, with a final 10-minute period still scoreless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown University
Cambridge
Arlington High
Arlington Boys
Arlingtons
Davis
Felton A. A
Wood
Corbett
Johnson
Arlington
Jack Corbett
Lyman
Rush
Jewell
Morton
Tobbey
Puffer
Pierce
Woods
Sonngon
Tes
PUP
F. R
Corbett Puffer
Gay Bey
Solvig
Burton Pierce
H. B
Harvard Rolls Past Cambridge High and Latin 8 to 2
Harvard defeated Cambridge High and Latin 8 to 2 at Spy Pond after a 3 2 first half. Goodridge and Beardsell spearheaded scoring with five and three goals respectively. W Clarkson and Saul contributed in a strong Harvard win.
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Brown
Harvard
Cambridge High
Latin
Spy Pond
Goodridge
Beardsell
Warnock
W. Clarkson
Beekpeee Theteees H. B
Brown Baldwin
Pharweged Cheneedeuewees
Clarkson
Cambridge
Saul
Theta Delta Chi Ties Falmouth A A 4 4 At Spy Pond
Theta Delta Chi played Falmouth A A to a 4 4 draw yesterday afternoon at Spy Pond. Goals credited to Ellicott Beacher Osborne (2) Woods (2) Barstow. Lineups list Theta Delta Chi and Falmouth A A players with positions and substitutions.
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Theta Delta Chi
Falmouth A. A
Spy Pond
Falmouth A. A. Oaborne, F. LP
Peanard Sedis Eee
Ellicott
SB Tey Barstow Peacher
Bebelle
Jessopp Sand, H. Bd
H. B
Webb Gyeeen
Boston Ponds Open For Skating Amid Cold Snap
The city sees best skating of the winter as ponds turn to smooth black ice. Crowds flock Jamaica Pond Franklin Field Ward’s and Leverett’s ponds with B A A skating bulletin listing Jamaica Plain Franklin Field Blue Hill Avenue and several others in good to fair condition across the area.
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Boston
Jamaica Pond
Franklin Field
Ward’s
Leverett’s
Jamaica Plain
Blue Hill Avenue
Chandler’s
Strong’s
Suv Pond
Arlington
Lower
Mystic Lake
West Medford
Charles River
Riverview
Waltham
Cow Island Pond
Pope Manufacturing to Open Lynn Bicycle Branch
Pope Manufacturing Company plans a new Lynn branch at 81 Exchange Street under Hotel Seymour with J A Taylor to oversee the office. The Lynn site operates under the Boston division directed by Albert L Pope, as the Columbus Avenue building nears completion and Boston headquarters move to the old home around March 1.
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Pope Manufacturing Company
Lynn
J. A. Taylor
Exchange Street
Seymour
Boston
Albert L. Pope
Colonel Pope
Pope
Columbus Avenue
Columbia
Stamford Horse Events Highlight Local Races
Stamford Conn today hosts professional sprint and middle distance racing including a quarter mile scratch and one mile events, plus a three mile scratch and an amateur one mile handicap.
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Stamford
Conn
Bicycle Notes and Industry Movements in Boston Area
Colonel A. A. Pope joins the executive committee of the American Association of Inventors and Manufacturers after the Washington meeting. New York consulate plans pocket maps of streets and good roads for metropolitan members. Horace Partridge Co. secures exclusive Halladay agency in Boston. Willy Windle promotes saddles by Persons Manufacturing Co. Humber and Lovell stores undergoing painter work. L. D. F. Marston to open Orient branch at 424 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge on the 380th. Wright & Ditson acquire Sturgis home trainer agency. device simulates level-surface riding with no upright bars. Parts supply delays hinder bicycle repairs. Western Wheel Works enables 48-hour parts delivery to Crescent's Boston agents. Howard E. Raymond calls for a paid racing chairman, favors reappointment of Gideon. E. J. Bailey & Co. take Wolff-American high art cycles agency for Boston area. Harry Gordon will base at R. H. W & Co. offices. Chaffin to privately test sour band and runner attachment in Dayton window.
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A. A. Pope
Pope Manufacturing Company
American Association of Inventors and Manufacturers
Washington
New York
Horace Partridge Company
Halladay
Boston
Willie Windle
Persons Manufacturing Company
Humber
Lovell
L. D. F. Marston
Orient
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Wright & Ditson
Sturgis
Western Wheel Works
Crescent
Howard E. Raymond
L. A. W. Racing Board
Gideon
Messrs
E. J. Bailey & Co
Boylston Street
Boston and Vicinity
Harry M. Gordon
Chaffin
Dayton
B. A. A. Meet Promises Bright Team Race Action
The B A A athletic meeting at Mechanics Hall on Feb 1 features team races mid meet after heats. Harvard versus Pennsylvania Yale versus Holy Cross First Regiment versus Naval Brigade MIT versus Brown Amherst vs Williams Boston Athletic Association versus Knickerbocker YC East Boston A A versus Worcester AC Boston College versus Boston University. Notables include E W Hijertberg Orton Mills Grosvenor and many more across 60 yard and 40 yard dashes with entries from Columbia and other colleges. Tickets go on sale at Wright & Ditson.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Holy Cross
First Regiment
Naval Brigade
Brown
Amherst
Williams College
Boston Athletic Association
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
East Boston Athletic Association
Worcester Athletic Club
Boston College
Boston University
E. W. Hijertberg
New Jersey Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
George W. Orton
E. W. Mills
Berkeley School
Boston
B. J. Weters
A. L. Jackson
Newtowne Club
A.W. Grosvenor
F. H. Bigelow
Harvard Athletic Association
I. W. Clark
Tufts College
Roach
W.W. J. Fox
Holy Cross College
Frank S. Quinlan
Fordham College
N. Y
Callahan
H. Kane
English High School
H. S.kennington
Columbia College
Gs. H. Bijur
Wright
Ditson’s
Fierce Draw in Gloves Bout Between Critch and Dwyer
About seventy five spectators in Warwick Massachusetts witnessed Billy Critch of Malden and Jack Dwyer of South Boston in a no decision purse fight with small gloves. After fourteen rounds both men showed exhaustion and the referee ruled the match a draw.
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Warwick
R. I
Boston
Billy Critch
Malden
Jack Dwyer
South Boston
Critch
Dwyer
Boxing Gossip Sparks Matches Across Rival Circuits
Mike Sears faces Sally Smith in Troy tonight while Dave Ross trains under Aus tin Kaveny. Philadelphia Athletic Club hosts a show as Young Peter Jackson seeks a New York bid and multiple pugilists seek bouts in Boston Syracuse and Amesbury. Fitzsimmons plans suit for damages after a Brooklyn incident. Kennedy defends Erne Dixon clash while Murray and Sullivan pursue bouts in New England. The Black Cyclone sails to England to issue challenges and George Byers receives a note on a potential fight.
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Mike Sears
Sally Smith
Troy
N. Y
Smith
Tommy White
Dave Ross
Austin Kaveny
Bobby Dever
Athletic Club of
Philadelphia
Peter Jackson
New York City
Nick Burley
Post
California
Joe Dunfee
Syracuse
Dick Moore
Bradford
Penn
Bob” Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Fitzsimmons
New York A. C
Erne
George Dixon
Kennedy
Dan A. Stuart
Dixon
Joe Murphy
Providence
Spike Sullivan
Tommy Sullivan
Roxbury
Kid McGrath
Fred Morris
England
Herbert Wilmot
Amesbury
George Byers
Frank Steele
Washington Street
Discharged on Complaint of Being 2 Dynamite
Edward J Ivory alias Bell saloon keeper of New York was freed after the judge ordered a not guilty verdict. Prosecution conceded explosives in Antwerp were bought after the conspiracy dates, prompting discharge without further trial. London and Dublin reports note police role and informer concerns.
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London
Edward J. Ivory
Bell
New York
P. J. Tynan
Boulogne-Sur- Mer
France
John F. Kearney
Thomas Haines
J. Wallace
Antwerp
Belgium
Justice Hawkins
Hawkins
Gock
Inspector Melville
Scotland Yard Police
Ivory
Tynan
Kearney
Haines
Melville
Dublin
America
John F. McIintyre
County of New York
McIntyre
R. B. Finley
Goll
Kearney and Haines
Rotterdam
Bvoulogne
Central Criminal Court
Thomas Meric Jones
Jones
Bow Street
Boxing coach Shaw sought at Hotel Pelham
Leading boxing teacher Professor Shaw is recommended and inviting callers to contact by phone or mail at the Hotel Pelham for instruction or inquiries.
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Shaw
Hotel Pelham
Stoddard Lectures Spotlight Old and New Russia
John L. Stoddard delivered a forceful talk on Russia from Peter the Great to today. He described growth, Armenian affairs, and the reach from China to near America, with views of St. Petersburg and Moscow ending in the burning of Moscow. Repeats tonight and Saturday. Yellowstone Park lecture moved to Friday.
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Music Hall
John L. Stoddard
Russia
Russian Empire
Peter the Great
China
England
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Yellowstone Park
Amesbury Club Seeks Opponents for Basketball Talent
Company B of Ames bury boasts top state status with players Jack Farrell Robbie Lardner and Johnny Malia inviting clubs to contact Manager Farrell Armory building Amesbury. West Coast baseball dispute may split the region if action is not taken this week. B J Weters to compete at New Jersey Athletic Club games in Madison Square Garden Feb 13. WF E Atteaux and F B Hare elected to Knickerbocker Athletic Club of New York. Boston Athletic Association and Knickerbocker Athletic Club meet in postponed competitions to later next month. Columbia Yacht Club annual ball drew about 300 couples at Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Jack Farrell
Robbie Lardner
Johnny Malia
Essex County
Farrell
Armory
B. J. Weters
New Jersey Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
WF. E. Atteaux
F. B. Hare
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
New York
Boston Athletic Association
Columbia Yacht Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Premiere Mlle Chimpanzee Arrives At Victorian
Reporters await the arrival of Mlle Chimpanzee on the Victorian. The French actress, fresh from Europe, is greeted in the saloon with impressario Signor Ferari. She tours Boston, talks of Paris gowns, and jokes about reporters and Darwin. The Zoo hosts her debut next Monday with two gila monsters.
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Leyland Line
Mlle. Chimpanzee
Europe
Post
James Ferari
Mademoiselle
America
Africa
Boston
Lisbon
London
Yvette Guilbert
Zoo
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Stoddard Lectures
World OF Sport
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New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
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