Bowling League Standings and Top Players Report
The B A A second team leads Riverdale Casino and Allston in the Circuit League with Medford close. Fuller tops the B A A averages while Ainsworth, Cook, Wardwell, and Walley anchor a strong quintet. Carruth holds a stronger top position after last week’s Sudbury upset, Murray & Irwin and Boylston trail. In Trade League North Shore leads with Jamaica A A close behind and Eastern Packing Co in pursuit. Paced by Hollis 8 2, Foster 234, and Gordon 560, Paige leads the Insurance League as Symonds sets the pace.
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Riverdale Casino
Allston
Medford
Fuller
Ainsworth
Cook
Wardwell
Walley
Qford
C.snccs
Roxbury
Newton Highland
Newton Boat
North Shore
Jamaica A. A
Eastern Packing Company
Hollis Boys
Foster
Hollis
Gordon
Federals
Dickerman
Beacon
John C. Paige & Co
Travellers’ Insurance Company
Employers’ Liability Company
Place
Symonds of
Paige
Jacques and
Burnham
Secon
Jefferson and West Brookline Boost City League Pennant Hopes
In recent City League action Jefferson moved strong toward the pennant after a quick three-game run, while West Brookline showed speed but was held to a single interlude victory. Team standings list Roxbury and others with noted scores and \\innings per game, reflecting a tight race.
Candle Pin Drama Sees Shifting Standings in Newspaper League
The Newspaper League foresees shifts as the Post team, riding a current winning streak, faces two matches this week and aims to extend dominance. Bean of the Herald leads with 8 and 7 per string, while Rouse sits second and Battison third with Daniels fourth in averages. Standings show Hotel & Railroad News leading at 26 wins and 7 losses with 13,815 pins. Journal follows at 16 wins 11 losses with 10,676 pins, City News 13 7,859, and New England News 8 19 9,784.
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Boston
Arlington
Newtowne
North Cambridge
Unicorn
Newton
Calumet
Old Dorchester
Meieissegevent
Charlestown
Dorchester
Old Belfry
Bean
Herald Ee
Rouse, Hotel & Railroad News
C.s
Smith
Dow
Globe
Herald
Miller
Babcock
Hotel & Railroad News
Twombly
Calumet Ee Ween
Fahey
Hill
B. A
Rockwell, Hotel & Railroad News
Gray
Guptil
Journal Cette
Richardson
Brown
Parker
Donahue
Jiguime
Wardwell
Hodge
City News
Traveler
F. Reed
Shirley
Ryntin
Cook
Giove
Proigig
Scea Enels
Emmons
Aee Peer
Parks
New England
Rugg
Eee
Taylor
New England News
Hales
Hagan
Post
Southwell
Harvey
Deseasnaaeees
Linder
Newton Ee
O'Connell
Post Ee Ee Ee
Whittemore
Nugent
Batchelder
Scully
Aeeee
Bollard
Caldwell Er
Foldy
Journal Eee
W. Reed
Ccccseerse Eesere
Resarick
Dorchester Calumet
Robbins
Journal Riley
Littlefield
Seen
Skinner
Newtowner
Railroad News Veaders
the Herald
Rouse
Secord
Battison
Daniels
The
Journal
Nseses
Ae Ceakted Oo
sPaanecar
City
Seshoe
Pomls BA Cates Ska Eiare Ciek
Candle Pin Match Shifts Tilt in City League
Roxbury pulled off a surprise win against West Brookline in the candle pin division, stealing a crucial match on the road. The result alters standings in the City League candle pin circuit.
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Roxbury
West Brookline
Local Bowling Totals Highlight Weekend Action
At Trinity alley the home team defeated Waylands three games by 1222 to 1193 led by Colemans 262 high. Rouse of City Hall won the City League roll off at St James alley with 37 total. McAllen 265 Sadler 363 placed. Murray Irwin roll off saw Finnegans 891 top. Terfield 382 second. Byrnes and Linton split third. Uptown Emporium offers an 8 percent preliminary prize plus 15 dollar prize. Next Friday and Saturday telegraphic match pits B A A and Crescent A C of Brooklyn with four teams captained by Warren Hill Smith Fred Wood and Legate. Two teams compete nightly. B A A needs only one win to hold the trophy. Greater New York Tourists beat Bowlers League of Philadelphia three to one. All Phillies won two of three as New York strings ranged 758 to 903.
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Trinity Alley
Waylands
Candle Pins
Coleman
Rouse
City Hall
Thee St. James Alley
McAllen
Sadler
Finnegan
Butterfield
Byrnes
Linton
Uptown Emporium
Crescent A. C
Brooklyn
Warren Hill
Smith
Fred Wood
Legate
BB. A. A
Greater New York
Union
Oscar Gardner
Tommy Papes
Millsvale
Penn
Light Brigade
Hogan
Gardner
Ed Lenny
Philadelphia
Palmer
England
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn Bantam
Joe Mullin
Joe Flaherty
New London
Edwards
Frank Craig
London
Newport
Little Rhody
A. C
Jig Stone
Joe Kirby
Bunker Hill
Kirby
Bridgeport
Peter
Maher
Connecticut
Fisher
Murphy
Cal Hawkins
Fred Ross
Pacific Slope
Jack Dwyer
Chick Monahan
Brockton
Boston A. A
George Dixon
Lawrence
Partner
Boston
Sam C. Austin
New York
Police Gazette
Eddy Connolly
Joe Gans
Lenox A. C
Tom O'Rourke
Tom Sharkey
Jack McCormick
Sharkey-McCoy
Do. K
Stamford
Conn
Marty McCue
Ed Hayes
A. T
Sharkey
Corbett
Mike Sears
Lynn
Bully Smith
Reilly
George Rose
Dolly Ryan
Faish
Joe Bernstein
Tom Prederick
Yonkers
Spike Sullivan
Kid Lavigne
Gans
Jack Daly
Gotham
Mita
Prize money boosts Boston horse show hopes
The Boston horse show increases prize money with a total of 19000 dollars. A top prize of 1000 dollars from Thomas W. Lawson is offered for the best high steppers exhibited by one owner or family, with 2 to 4 horses shown in ring along with appropriate vehicles. the trophy must be won three times by the same exhibitor to become property, plus 250 dollars cash for this year’s winner.
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Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Slushy Ponds Hurt Skating at Jamaica and Franklin Field
Skaters in Boston found thaw roughened surfaces at Jamaica and Franklin Field with slush and bubbles. Attendance was fair but most skating occurred on rough patches, while Locust street rink, the Charles River, and Spy Pond in Arlington offered better conditions.
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Boston
Pular
Jamaica
Franklin Eld
Locust Street
Charles River
Spy Pond
Arlington
Boxing Week Card Promises Feats and Fights Across Nations
Boxing gossip lists bouts from Monday to Saturday with Oscar Gardner vs Tom Hogan in Millvale and Joe Mullin vs Joe Flaherty in New London. It notes Billy Smith vs Billy Edwards in New York and A A U championships looming in Harlem with multiple local boxers tipped for action.
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Oscar Gardner
Tom Hogan
Millvale
Penn
Joe Mullin
Joe Flaherty
New London
Tim Callahan
Pat Broderick
Troy
Joe Youngs
Gene Kgezenah
Cincinnati
Billy Smith
Billy Edwards
New York
F. Noel
M. Ranch
St. Louis
Jim Stone
Joe Kilby
Seaside Club
Newport
R. I
Tommy White
J. O'Keefe
Memphis
George Ryan
J. Hammond
Milwaukee
Archbishop Ireland to consult bishops on Heckerism in Rome visit
London dispatch reports Archbishop Ireland will visit Paris and then come to consult with the Peanch bishops on Heckerism. The Bishop of Orleans has invited the American ecclesiastic to preside over fetes honoring Joan.
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London
Paris
The
Daily Chronicle
Ireland
Rome
Peanch
Heckersm
Orleans
Gresice
Joan
Peck Wins One in Protest Over to National Committee
Arthur H. Peck wins a skirmish in his bid for the Massachusetts Division L A W secretary treasurer seat as the division rights and privileges committee declares no jurisdiction and sends the case to the national rights and privileges committee. The matter centers on timing and constitutional provisions for appeals and expenses.
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Arthur H. Peck
Massachusetts
Committee On Rights and Privileges
Peck
National Rights and Privileges Committee
Massachusetts Committee
George A. Perkins
Perkins
National Assembly
League
division rights and _ privileges committee
National Committee On Rights and Privileges
National Committee
Webber wins mileage contest with 37500 miles
George G. Webber of Toledo wins the Century Road Club of America mileage contest with 37 500 miles in the past year. Irving Harrison is second with 29000 miles. several women riders set multiple centuries. The report covers August to October riding across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky and notes a strong female participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Road Club of America
George G. Webber
Toledo
Faraday
Road Records Committee
Webber
Oon
Irving Harrison
New Jersey
Harrison
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Julia Rersiey
Aaron Wolfson
Henry E. Ducker
Edward Lennon
Newburyport Century
W. F. Stafford
Daily Century
Scituate
Sammy Sulkin
Fred St. Onge
Steenson
Will Norris
Duck Bridge
Six Male Debutants Heirs To 300 Million Enter Society
New York reports six young men, all around 21, with a combined wealth of 300 million dollars, entering social and business life this season. Payne Whitney, Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, and Robert Livingston Gerry are among the notable debutants, each with significant family wealth and high-profile connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Janowski Wins Series With Marshall In Final Match
The New York chess player Janowski clinched the series by winning the fourth and final game against Marshall, finishing 3 to 1. Curling interest grows with a permanent rink likely for next season at country clubs. Heikes and Fulford split a tight 150 live third match, Heikes winning 129 to 128 at Philadelphia. Harvard and Yale set a football game for November 18 in Cambridge, with Harvard and Penn meeting November 4 in Philadelphia. The rest of Harvard’s schedule is unsettled. A potential triangular rowing race may form among Cornell, Columbia, and Pennsylvanian crews at Poughkeepsie late June, with Wisconsin invited and Harvard and Yale also welcome. The Amateur Athletic Union grants concessions, allowing each association its own registration board and amateur-status jurisdiction. individual membership costs $1. The national rowing regatta is awarded to Boston for July 28-29, pleasing local rowers. Boston delegation included Stimpson and Fox. Sir Thomas Lipton pushes for top crew to handle the hamrock in America’s Cup defense. Archie Hogarth has secured Wright as second captain. Ailsa Rowe’s skipper and Britannia line figure in Shamrock plans, though Shamrock’s keel hasn’t run. The National Polo Association met in New Haven, naming Tommy Leahy as referee, upholding a protested New Britain-Springfield game from Jan. 19. A cable chess match among Harvard Yale Columbia and Princeton against Oxford and Cambridge will be considered by Oxford Chess Club in ten days, with no decisive action until English university commencements.
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Marshall
New York
Janowski
Philadelphia
Rolla Heikes
Dayton
RE. D. Fulford
Utica
N. Y
United States
Heikes
Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
Pennsy
Cornell
Columbia
Poughkeepsie
University of Wisconsin
Amateur Athletic Union
Boston
Walter Stimpson
James P. Fox
Thomas Lipton
Billy Long
Board of Arbitration
Princeton
Oxford
Oxford Chess Club
Dr Bulls Cough Syrup Advertises Victory Over Croup
An old advertisement touts Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as always victorious against dangerous croup with a price of 25 cents.
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Dr. Bull
Wealthy Yale Student Amid Vast Family Fortunes
A Yale student with a growing fortune of 125 million is named among a group of young capitalists. William K. Vanderbilt Jr leads in railroad influence, while Harvard student Robert R. Goelet, 19, and Frank Jay Gould, heir to a 10 million trust, are cited with substantial holdings in Missouri Pacific stock and railroad properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
William K. Vanderbilt, Sr
Harvard Advocate
Miss Fair
Robert R. Goelet
Ogden Goelet
Harvard
Frank Jay Gould
Jay Gould
Gould Brothers
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Reigning Belle’s Paternal Legacy Boosts Young Robert
The text notes a former belle from youth and mentions the paternal grandmother keeping a farm at Nineteenth Street and Broadway. Her hens supposedly laid golden eggs, and young Robert now enjoys a substantial income from the Broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Street
Broadway
Robert
Irish city elections shift power from Parnellites to Labour
In Dublin Cork and Limerick Labour gains equal power as Parnellites shrink. John Daly in Limerick wins twenty four of forty seats and could become mayor. Unionists falter while talk of mayoral honors for Redmond Iveagh Emly Dufferin grows. Elections in counties delayed to January.
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Dublin
Irc
Cork
Limerick
Parnellites
Dillonites
Labor
John Redsmond
Parneilites
John Daly
William Redmond
Lord Iveagh
Lord Emly
Belfast
Marquis of Dufferin
Jslaren
Ideal democracy address at Parker Memorial Hall
At Parker Memorial Hall Berkelee street Rabbi Charles Fleischer spoke in the Mills forum on democracy citing Kipling and Lincoln. He urged a larger idea of democracy while warning that democracy remains an experimental ideal and must be pursued with radical remedies and public spirit. The Rev W O Perkins of Lexington will speak next Sunday on Territorial Expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Memorial Hall
Berkelee Street
Charles Fleischer
Jewish Synagogue
Mills Forum
Fleischer
Kipling
Lincoln
United States
America
Eho
W. O. Perkins
Lexington
Rosy Steinberg Weds Abraham Sodeckson at Paine Memorial Hall
Miss Rosie Steinberg and Mr. Abraham Sodeckson were married at Paine Memorial Hall in a ceremony conducted by Rabbi Morris Boritz. Best man Morris J. Rosenberg and maid of honor Gertrude Levin led a bridal party that included several bridesmaids and ushers. A reception and supper followed with many guests including ex-Councilman E. H. Borofsky and families of the couple.
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H. Borofsky
Borofsky
N. Sodeckson
J. Steinberg
Berkman
I. Sodeckson
Oscar Solomont
Samuel Kochkowsky
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Weitz Allston
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Aubin Allston
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Jacques
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Tohn C. Patre & Co
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Veazie
Eynon
Burke
Jaron
McAdams
Wee Wrens
Linscott
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Tucker, Patridge & Macullar
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Patridge & Macullar
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Nutt
John C. Paige
Cope
Plimpton
Boyle
Washington St
Leonard W. Johnson
Meacham St
Cambridge, Mass
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Stockings
Conroy
Dan Murphy
Harry
Redlands
Cal
Jim Popp
Sam Callahan
Hamilton, Ont
Jimmy Handler
Andy Walsh
Otto. Sieloff
F. Bartley
Chicago
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Budweiser
Vouleville
Anheuserbusch Brewing Ass
Michelob
Anheuser Standard
Anheuser-Busch
Payne Whitney
William C
Elbridge T. Gerry
New York Yacht Club
Livingston
Young Robert
Goelet
Juliet
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Robert Gerry
World OF Sport
W. K. Vanderbilt, JR
Frank Gould
Way Farm
DR. Abbott
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Lyman Abbott
Eagan
Fagan
Wagan
Worthington
District of Columbia
Redmond
Rabbi Fleischer
Sodeckson—Steinberg
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