Extracts From the Latest Guide Book to Nevada
A satirical tour of Nevada towns notes Tonopah with boxing legends and a $40,000 arena while lampooning local promoters. Goldfield, Carson, Reno, and Rhyolite are sketched as spots of fighting lore, misfortune, and grand plans, with Manhattan teased as a boom town awaiting rail access.
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Nevada
United State
United States
Tonopah
Joe Gans
Herman
Rockies
Traiis
Tex Rickard
Gans-Nelson
Carson
Sage Brush
Jim Corbett
Reno
Bill Squires
Jeffries
Manhattan
Boxing Week Schedule Pins Hopes On Boston Card
A dense boxing lineup lists bouts from Monday to Saturday with Kenney versus Quill near Boston as a highlight. The week features amateur trials, pro bouts, and a Terry McGovern benefit at the Hub Theatre, with promoters courting stars and hefty forfeit bets, while critiques worry over Blackburn and English boxing talk.
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Jack Williams
Young Cote
Augusta
Tommy Mowatt
Artie Simms
Lorain
Harry Lewis
Rube Smith
Denver
Young Kenney
Tommy Quill
Willie Riley
Tommy King
Thornton
R. I
Willie Hosey
Kid Coffey
Schenectady
N. Y
Jack Blackburn
Kid Henry
Lancaster
Penn
Terry McGovern
Hub Theatre
Boston
Broadway A. C
Philadelphia
Willie Lewis
Billy Rhodes
Rochester
Unk Russell
Jack Dougherty
Milwaukee
Billy Burke
Spring Garden
A. C
National A. C
Kenney
Lawrence
Brockton
Mike Slattery
Quill
South Boston
Fall River
New England
Lundin
Worcester
Prakos
Mellody
Walcott
Ferguson
Dixon
New York
Hub
Jack Sheehan
Eddie Graney
George Siler
Sheehan
Miah Murray
School Street
John Mooney
Honey Mellody
Mike Twin Sullivan
Jack
Jack O’brien
Nevada
Jack Twin
Tommy Ryan
Ryan
Mike
Joe Thomas
Masterson
Blackburn
Jimmy Gardner
Jimmy
England
Puys
Tyro
Andrews
Fox
Jim Jeffords
Southbridge
Jim
Billy Willis
Jimmy Briggs
Tommy Daly
Dave Deshler
Willis
Quaker City
Deshler
Sporting
Hal Christensen
Tampa
Fla
Prokos
Columbia Theatre
Christensen
J. Q
Roxbury
Charlestown A. C
Baseball News and Comment Highlights Players and Plans
Billy Gilbert refuses Newark move saying no bush leagues. Shreveport signs Noah, Jim McGuire links to Noah of ark lore. Cleveland laments coaching gaps as Clark Griffith may join the Highlanders camp in New York. Reds unlikely to break into first division. Quakers and Athletics schedule ten spring games starting March 30. University of Chicago reports 185 candidates for coach’s staff. nine good ones expected.
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Billy Gilbert
Newark
Gilbert
Shreveport
Noah
Jim McGuire
Cleveland
John McGraw
Clark Griffith
New York
Highlanders
Reds
Quakers
Athletics
University of Chicago
Centre on Melrose Ath Club Sets 54 Basket Record
The Centre on Melrose Athletic Club basketball team sets a new world record by making 54 baskets from the floor, 36 of them in the 20 minutes of the last half.
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Melrose Athletic Club
Ties Persist in Boston High School Basketball Standings
English High, East Boston, and Dorchester High share the lead in the X Division as a defeat shifts the balance. Boston Latin leads the Y Division with South Boston a potential challenger. lingering lineup changes include Carey’s absence and Butler stepping in. Schedule features Latin vs Commercial at Latin School and South Boston vs MAH S. West Roxbury closes the week at Roxbury.
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English High
East Boston
English
Dorchester High
E. H
Boston Latin
South Boston
Carey
Butler
Barry
Commercial
Latin School
Charlestown
Brighton
Dorchester
Roxbury
West Roxbury
East Boston High
Dorchester Eee
Brighton High
Charlestown High
English High Ce
East
Boston High
Orn
Brighton Cae
South Boston High
Roxbury High
West Roxbury High
Mechanic Arts
Commercial High
Melrose Center Ben Vaughan Sets World Basket Record
Melrose A C star Ben Vaughan scored 54 floor baskets in a 148 to 7 win over Company B Naval Brigade M V M Daggett. He tallied 18 in the first half and 36 after the intermission to top the previous 52 basket mark. Vaughan is 20, 6 feet, 165 pounds.
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Melrose
Ben’’ Vaughan
Melrose A. C
Company B
Naval Brigade
M. V. M. Daggett
Vaughan
Ben
Wheelock
Dorchester
Melrose High School
Stoneham
Lajoie Named Greatest Second Baseman by Cleveland Press
Elmer Bates of the Cleveland Press argues Larry Lajoie stands alone as baseball’s greatest second baseman, surpassing legends from Mathewson to Wagner and eclipsing earlier stars while peers acknowledge his unique prowess and lasting fame.
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Larry Lajoie
Cleveland
Elmer Bates
Cleveland Press
Lajoie
Bates
Mathewson
Walsh
Jess
Cy Young
Radbourn
Clarkson
Rosie
Ferguson
Chase
Donahue
Starr
Morrill
Bradley
Collins
Jerry Denny
Terry Turner
Honus Wagner
George Wright
Ned Williamson
Hughey Jennings
Jack Glasscock
Fleet
Foot
Harry Bay
Jimmy McAleer
Larry
Amateurs Race at Park Square Tonight
At Park Square Rink tonight a large amateur handicap race is expected with rivals Williams and Woodward. Woodward challenges any amateur to a five mile race, Williams accepting. A professional matched race may occur Wednesday, with a five mile pro handicap Friday and a six day race planned for the week starting February 4.
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Park Square
Williams
Woodward
Harvard Five Second-Rater in Spotlight as Ivy Upsets
Dartmouth crushed Wesleyan while Harvard struggled to keep pace in a week of college basketball news. Yale beat Princeton 24 to 20, Harvard edged Princeton by one point, and Harvard prepares for a Mechanics Hall showdown with Yale on Feb 1. Braun’s surge strengthens Harvard at forward as Downey and Currie contest the other forward spot.
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Dartmouth
Wesleyan
Harvard
Crimson
New England
Princeton
Tigers
Cambridge
Yale
Elis
Downey
Currie
Cornell
Allen
Dwelley
Burnham
Brooks
Brown
Providence
Dedham Girls Debut in Local Bowling Week
Dedham's Blue Bell Club plans an early 20th century breakthrough as women from the telephone exchange prepare to bowl at Dedham alleys managed by McLane. Noted participants include May Carey Tillie Leonard Frances Carey Maizie Cleary and Fannie Doyle as records are anticipated.
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Dedham
Blue Bell Club
McLane
May Carey
Tillie Leonard
Frances Carey
Maizie Cleary
Fannie Doyle
Roll of Honor of Last Week's Best League Bowling Scores
Higher scores were posted in Greater Boston league play last week. Somerset tops teams with 1528 in City league and 536 single, Beatty leads individuals at 364, while Northgate and North Shore post strong team totals. Sabin posts 592 for Riverdale Casino, and Kinsman 233 for Faneuil in Commercial league.
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Greater Boston
Somerset
Beatty
McHarrie
Roxbury
Northgate
Newton
North Shore
Faneuil
Sabin
Riverdale Casino
Kinsman
Individual Averages From Local League Standings
The record lists standings by street venues W L Ave and W T Ave with teams Dudley Central Commercial Newtowne and Tol. It also provides individual batting averages for players Plimpton Dud Ashworth Lincoln Thatcher Clarkson Hales Hollis Miller Thomas Skinner with scores ranging from .171 to .178.
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W. L. Ave
W. T. Ave
Dudley
Ocato
Central
Commercial
Newtowne
B. Cgc
Plimpton
Ashworth
Con
Lincoln, Gen
Thatcher
Com
Clarkson, New
Hales
New
Hollis
Cochato
Miller
Thomas
Cen
Skinner
Billiards and Pool Standings for 999th A A and Colonials
The record shows a compact list of team averages and players across billiards and pool events. Key figures include 999th A A and Colonial squads with players such as Dudley Engstrom Batchelder Le Bart Vinson McCarthy and Hayden Roberts Lannon Cole Bold Tongas McArdle and more, with points and averages, plus Boston pins standings for wins and losses.
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A. A
Dudley
Engstrom
Batchelder
le Bart
Vinson
Col
McCarthy
Marsten
Zirngtebel
Shepard
Colonial
Hayden
Roberts
Lannon
Cole
S. B
Woodside
McArdle
B. Y
Boston
Roaxbury Street Clerks and Station A Listings
A compact OCR fragment lists multiple locations and staff identifiers including Roxbury Main Office 413 Essex St Night Clerks 413 Night Clerks 1812 426 Station A 1812 424 Paper Room 822 408 and various names with numeric scores or codes such as McHarrie N C Goodwin Rox Mahoney Essex OBrien DC Roach Essex McGloan EB McDavitt Sta A Sullivan MD McDermott Rox Prendergast Sta A.
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W.L. Ave
W. J. Ave
Roxbury
Essex St
Boston
MacHarrie
N. C
Goodwin
Rox
Mahoney
Essex
Local A A clubs list for youth games and weights
A compiled roster of amateur athletic clubs with suggested opponents and weight classes. Listings include Boulev ard A C Warrens Malden Lakesides Roxbury Everett Watertown Sumner Roxbury Juniors Dorchester Dorchester Heights and other area organizations with contact names and addresses for 110 to 130 pound levels and Friday evening play requests.
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Malden
Lakesides
St. Mary’s
W. J. White
Watertown
Sumner
A. A
F. J. Walter
Webster Street
East Boston
Roxbury A. A
Everetts
South Boston
W. F. Reddish
Lawn Street
Roxbury
Pope’s Hill
Leo Donahue
North Munro Terrace
Dorchester
Sherman A. C
W. Pearson
Rockland Street
Oakwoods
J. H. Gillen
Norfolk Street
Boston Grays
J. Magee
Washington Street
City
Dorchester Heights
A Dickenschied
Telegraph Street
South
Boston
SS. Peter and Paul
F. Fitzgerald
Grinnell Street
Fall River
Eagles
R. Loyd
Riverside Street
J. McCauley
Burke Street
Bowdoin A. A
T. Mulhern
Freeport Street
King Kellys Jokes On Friend Across Baseball Lore
A famed tale recalls Mike Kelly, the King, at a Cleveland bar where he silences a rival by tipping two dollars and demanding Boston's stout. The anecdote, shared among veterans, cements Kelly as immortal in old time baseball lore.
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Mike Kelly
Kel
Boston
Kes
Barkeep
Mike
Sports League Player List Shows Team Standings
A clipped roster-like item lists players from multiple institutes and unions with accompanying numbers and abbreviations. Names include Leahy ONeill Ryan Holloran Flynn Downey Murray Kelleher Langan and Doherty. Citations reference Cath Union G A C G A and Institute lines.
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W. J. Ave
W. L. Ave
Institute
M. K
St. J
K.C
Leahy
O'Neil
Ryan
Holloran
Flynn
Downey
Cath Union
Murray
Kelleher
Langan
Doherty
Subdivision Utility Auditors and Rates Listing
An itemized listing of auditors and associated rates across multiple streets and subdivisions. Includes names such as Cameron, Smith, Dunn, E Crown, Flannery, Williams, and St. Coeur with percentage or decimal values paired to each role. Also notes Metropol and Milk Street locations with corresponding figures.
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W. Il
W. T. Ave
Metropol
Penniman
Met
Cameron
Smith
O’brien
Dunn
E. Crown
Flannery
Willams
King
Milk
St. Coeur
Fragmentary Sports Roster Fragments and Scores
A garbled OCR item lists partial scores and names including Roanoke Ashton Allen McQueen Moynihan and McGrath among others with scattered numbers, lacking complete context or teams. The fragment mentions trials or races and several initials, indicating a local sports tally or lineup note.
Fragmented Streets and Property Deductions Listed
A listing shows multiple street names and associated numeric codes or values including Carruth Rexford Somerset Elite Boylston New Rox Adams Sq McCarthy Webster Beatty Christopher Rouse Broderick Dennis Powers Gill Galway Williams O'Brien with varied figures next to each name, suggesting a property or tax related register.
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Are. i. W
Carruth
Cambridge
Casino
Winthrop
Chelsea
Everett
Mt. Pleas
Rexford
Eer
Noddle
Medford
Everett Sq
Allston
Malden
Terminal
Williams
Galway
Cas
Clancy
Christopher
Nod
Rouse
Hedge
Spillane
Taylor
Broun
Tewksbury
W. WL
Ave. Carruth
Somerset
Elite
Boylston
New Rox
M Y & Irwin
Adams Sq
McCarthy
Webster
Harvard Loses First Time in Four Years to Princeton
Harvard hockey suffers a rare defeat at St Nicholas rink in New York as Princeton breaks a four year drought. The Crimson fought hard but fell short with missed chances while Rumsey firmed up at right centre and Foster edged Briggs for captaincy.
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Harvard
Princeton
St. Nicholas
New York
Cambridge
Columbia
Crimson
Tigers
Rumsey
Foster
Briggs
Townsend
Roxbury Latin Football Team Dines at Harvard Union
The Roxbury Latin football team, Interpar preparatory league champions, dined at the Harvard Union hosted by the Roxbury Latin Club of Harvard. Graduates Leo Daly and others spoke as team members and staff attended, including Captain Connolly and manager G. F. Fiske.
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Roxbury Latin
Noble & Greenough
Volkmann
Harvard Union
Roxbury Latin Club
Harvard
Leo Daly
Ernest Smith
R. B. Ogilby
Co. C. Colby
G. J. Esselen, Jr
R. T. Cram
H. B. Day
M. W. Morrill
Karl Cate
R. T
Murdoch
Rowell
G. B
Mills
Wendell
Hill
F. B
B. Connolly
G. F. Fiske
Barrett of Roxbury A A Star In Roller Skating
Barrett of Roxbury A A, an 18 year old skater, won fourth prize in the six day race at Park Square Rink and captured the medal for New England boys wetter skating championship. He is noted as a crack skater and versatile athlete with potential as a world class roller skater.
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Barrett
Roxbury
A. A
Park Square Rink
New England
Sutton Accepts Schaefer Challenge For 18.1 Billiards Title
World balkline match set after Jake Schaefer, nicknamed Wizard, challenged George Sutton to 18.1 title play. Sutton accepted and both players posted 500 dollars. Purses and emblem contested within 60 days after January 21, the date of Sutton’s 18.2 bout with Orlando Morningstar.
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Jake’’ Schaefer
George Sutton
Sutton
Orlando Morningstar
Automobiles Arrive for Ormond Races in Uncertain Beach Conditions
Automobilists for the Ormond week races reach Ormond Florida from New York in frigid to warm travel, finding a beach in poor shape with hummocks hindering fast runs. Boston drivers H Ernest Rogers Fred Marriott and Frank Durbin along with E B Blakeley Harvard 02 attend with steam and gasoline cars. Limited entries expected. races likely end in four days starting Tuesday. officials hope for a northeast storm to smooth the beach.
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Ormond
Fla
New York
Boston
H. Ernest Rogers
Fred Marriott
Frank Durbin
E. B. Blakeley
Harvard seeks Dexter as coach amid internal disagreement
Captain Dexter of Harvard may assume coaching duties as athletic officials fail to agree on a coach. Dexter, a Harvard undergraduate, would require no extra cost and aligns with a grammar school tactic of clean baseball. The article notes Harvard’s pending decision and references Dexter’s knowledge and status.
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Dexter
Harvard Nine
Crimson
Harvard Athletic Association
Harvard
Washington Street Grammar School
Harvard Seek Keeler Return for Batting Coach Role
Harvard officials weigh bringing Willie Keeler back to coach batters as early as mid February after rumors that New York Americans manager Griffith asked for his services. Baseball men at Harvard praise his prior impact, but the athletic authorities have yet to act.
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Harvard
Willie Keeler
Griffith
New York Americans
Keeler
Cambridge
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