Melrose Look Like Winners In Gilt Edge Candle Pin
Newtowne and Charlestown tie in a half season of the Candle Pin League. Division B sees St James beat Jameson to set a team record 1358. Jameson opens with 481, a new season mark for individuals. Jameson sits second. Sudbury and Hub tied for third with a postponed game still to be played. McIsaacs of Murray Irwin Independents leads individuals, tied with Sheafe. Averages and standings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candle Pin League
St. James and
Jameson
St. James
Sudbury
Hub
Boylston
Central
Jeffries
Murray & Irwin
Independents
City Hall
McIsaacs
Sheafe
Pins Bovistor
Isc Cdccceceesees
Eeerseecceeecees
Jefferson
Eeeereseeseses
Ssceeees
Ccieneetaeseeesee
Noble Eae Eerereeseesaseees
Brookline Ee
Prospect
Eeeseee Ewesaeees Eee
McCarthy Ee
Teoxbury
Eee
Ee We Nene
Pins St. James
Sudbury Eeesrreeerseeeeresese
Eeewese
Hubeeee Coccceee
Kirby Eee Testes
Pythian
Carruth Eseaeces
Emereeees Oor
Columbi Meyers
Ind
McCarth
Davis
ccCarthy
Barry
Jas, Donnelly
Gen
Bean
Weeks
Independent
Nav Central
Barbour
Brookline
Cummings
Jameson Cooke
Bickford
Callahan
Powers
Sudbury Eeeteeee
Sheehan
Prospect Richardson St James
G Bean
Prot Boles
McGrath
McAllen
Daly
Barnes
Farrell
Kirby
Eyes
McDonough
Moo
Potter
Carrot Jouve
McCarthy
Bradbury
Noble
Rivers
Dennis
Joe Donnelly
Con
Byrnes
MI & I
Chadbourne
Meyers
Williams
Harrington Ee
Ross
Ferguson, Truce
Duffy
Hill Carruth
Leahy
Shine
Coleman
Flanders
Boy
Boston
Boston Athletic
Arlington
Newtowne
Charlestown
Old Dorchester
Smith
Hill
Charlestown Seccas
Newtowneeeetee
Tay
Arlin
Caldwell
Burtin
Newton
Hales, Newtowne
Pray
Gray
Gut Eim
Newt
Marston
Aw Whittemore
A.B.C
Olive Newtowne
Chan
Linden, Nae
Fuller, B
Downer
Insurance League showdown ends in Sudbury alleys tonight
The championship race narrows as John C. Paige & Co. and North American clash at Sudbury alleys. North American leads the standings with Paige second, a postponed game and two remaining matches could crown the title if Paige wins tonight and the postponed game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance League
John C. Paige
Sudbury Alleys
Paige
North American
Ithout
John
Paige & Co
United States Casualty
Boston Marine
Burge, Hayes
Bennett & Co
McNeish
N. A
Milk
Jaques
B. H
Ei Ones Barker
U. S
Burke
O'Neil
Follen
B. M
Tucker
Gorham
Symonds
McAdams
Suburban Interclub standings shuffle in week seven
Old Dorchester leads the Suburban Interclub after week seven with Codman in second. Highland and Dudley Association swap places in the whirlpool of whist and pool shifts Mercantile Library rises to second in whist while Dudley moves to third in pool. Codman remains top in overall averages. There is no doubting the efficacy of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Dorchester
Codman
Highland
Dudley Association
Mercantile Library
Dr. B Bull
Eeee
Papabes Sae
Eeeeres
Averpegeantiie
Lley
Dorchester
Xbury
Darchester
Tosessemereeesees
Dudley Pagmemiasien Tre
Jamaica Eenree
Bowling league tightens as Meyers and Boylston lead
A tie for first persists between Meyers and Boylston in the City League standings after week twelve. Carruths drop from their tie with Meyers and Boylston into another second place tie with the Hub. Sherman sits third with McCarthy close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Boylston
Carruths
Hub
Sherman
McCarthy
Sudbury
Fred Williams
Crockett
O’bryan
Murray & Irwins
Bresnahan
Cox
Occ
Cannes Nectacenes
B. Klucken
O'Bryan
Andrews
Small
G. Bean
Prospect
Marden
Watts
Carruth
Callaghan
Millay
McIntosh
Noble
Dalton
Binns
Brown
Starkweather
Syd
Garbut
Norton, Sherman
Jumbright
Peers
Cochrane
Hall, Meyers
Kennedy
Ross
EK. Klucken
Merriam, Sherman
Cousens
Jackson
Inman
Kinsman
Fallon, Noble
Tie Remains In Mercantile League Chase Between Watch Firms
The Mercantile League race stays tight as Ameri can W W Company and Brown Durrell vie for leadership. Dennison Manufacturing Co. stays close in second, Saunders of American Watch tops scoring with Cox of Brown Durrell six points behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Company
Brown-Durrell
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Saunders
American Watch
Cox
Am. Waltham Watch Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
Dennison Mfg. Co
Clapp & Thon
Boston Dry Goods Co
Now England News Co
John P. Squire & Co
Winch Bros
Sores
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
John P. Lovell Arms Co
American Waltham Watch Co
Cox, Brown, Durrell & Co
Driscoll, Dennison Mfg
Ware
Portmore, Dennison Mfg. Co
Brown, Brown, Durrell & Co
Pierporie
Ellis, Capp & Tilton
Carter
Stout, Brown, Durrell & Co
Matthews, Clapp & Tilton
Higgins, Dennison Mfg. Co
Eaton
Americas
Boerman Wins Head Pin Championship at Madison Square Garden
John Boerman Jr of the Arlington Club Brooklyn and W H MacLellan of the Corinthian Club New York tied at 150 pins. On roll off Boerman 133 MacLellan 131. Boerman declared head pin champion of America with MacLellan as runner up. MacLellan also took top special prize for last forty eight hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Corinthian Club
Boerman
MacLellan
America
Martin Koppler
Columbus Club
Brooklyn
J. Beck
Central Club
J. Pempel
Wallabout Club
J. J. Clingen
Metropolitan Club
Wilden
Orchard Club
R. Menninger
Lindhurst
Keppler
Clingen
W. H. MacLellan
C. Wilchen
John Rempel
Wilchen
Greater New York
Croker Plans Return to England to Run Horses
Richard Croker partially confirms plans to return to England in spring to enter horses in the first Newmarket meeting. He says he will go to London early in the spring if no unforeseen obstacles arise and may enter at other meetings on the English turf. He declines to discuss details further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Croker
England
Newmarket
Slosson Praises Schaefer Amid 18-Inch Balk Line Talk
George Slosson praises Schaefer for a strong Chicago tourney display with a forty high average. He notes Schaefer’s five in the Spinks match shows the sport’s unpredictability and stresses cushion speed differences between Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Slosson
Schaefer
Chicago
Jake
Spinks
New England Intercollegiate Athletics to Meet in Boston
The New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association will meet in Boston on Saturday February 12 to consider Boston College admission to the league the addition of discus throwing to events and several constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Boston
Boston College
Fall River Indians Play On Tonight In Regional Card
Newport would be a good town for the game Hobe Whiting will soon be back in the game Pawtucket gets a blocker and halfback in Mal Smith of Providence The new Providence aggregation are out for business when the Fall River Indians come their Way Games tonight Fall River at Salem Pawtucket at Providence Portland at Rockland Lewiston at Biddeford Boston Wheelmen at Taunton Wallingford has chipped off another three weeks time without winning a game Maynard of the Rocklands left for Wal tham Billy Leydon has been a tower of strength for Pawtucket this season Taunton has won three games from East Weymouth Boston Wheelmen play at Taunton tonight The Press Club team brought their sand with them to Lynn and their rollers clogged Wouldn't revolve Bath polo plans for charity Alameda rink Two polo teams to be announced Tiger Roadsters host North Shore Athletics at Lynn Armory next Saturday Managers can contact J Wallace Bragdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Hobe Whiting
Pawtucket
Mal Smith
Providence
New Providence
Fall River Indians
Fall River
Salem
Portland
Rockland
Lewiston
Biddeford
Boston
Taunton
Wallingford
Maynard
Rocklands
Waltham
Billy Leydon
East Weymouth
Boston Wheelmen
Press Club
Lynn
Bath
Alameda
Sweet Charity
Bath Times
Tiger Roadsters
North Shore Athletics
Lynn Armory
J. Wallace Bragdon
Care Club
Dorchester
Amicable settlement ends attachments between Dunn and Sullivan
Frank V Dunn and John L Sullivan have settled six months of differences and withdrawn attachments against Sullivan. Dunn cited a misunderstanding and outside misrepresentation in the theatrical business as the cause. He said Sullivan followed orders, but personal issues and a night of drinking led to a rift, the dissolution of their partnership, and Dunn’s protective action in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Dunn
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Post
Dunn
Montreal
Can
John
Providence
Kearns to Box Connolly in Cleveland for 20 Rounds
Boston lightweight Timmy Kearns has agreed to a twenty round bout with Connolly in Cleveland on February 8 or 15. A $100 stake guarantees weight and appearance at 133 pounds. The winner may face Joe Gans next. Training begins in Somerville with Bigelow A. C. as Kearns departs for Cleveland to complete weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmy Kearns
Boston
New England
New York
Cleveland
Connolly
Kearns
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Somerville
Bigelow A. C
Frank Gerrard
Jimmy Dime
Forest City
Boxing Gossip from 1890s clubs and matches in Boston
The notice lists numerous boxing bouts across clubs in Eureka Baltimore Roanoke Dundee Social Club and more including Ruhlin Bendorf McConnell Murphy and Queenan. It notes upcoming tastings and entertainments at Roanoke and Dundee clubs, plus a public misrepresentation warning and a teaser for next Sunday Post sporting chronology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Ruhlin
Wolf Bendorf
Jerry Marshall
J. Henry Johnson
Eureka A. C
Baltimore
Bobby Dobbs
Jack Fox
Eddie Hayes
Jack Waldron
Tom McConnell
Kid
Murphy
Palace A. C
Trenton
Jack Daly
Matt Matthews
Olympic A. C
Allen
Penn
George Ryan
Jack Hammond
Charles Kenepaski
Percy Queenan
Milwaukee
Roanoke
North Russell Street
Continental Club Hosts Big Smoke Talk and Plans Ball
A social club gathering at Continental Club on Washington Street drew nearly 300 attendees from groups including Nonpareils Entre Neus Merry Monarchs Manhattans St James Temperance Thoroughbred and Edgeworth Cambridge River side and others. Representative W T A Fitzgerald chaired the event with entertainment by Joseph A Callahan Johnnie Murray and other performers. The club announced its first annual ball set for Monday evening January 31 at Lawrence Encampment Hall 724 Washington Street and listed officers led by Fitzgerald president with Doda Waggett Brown and Dwyer in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Club
Washington Street
Bennet
Nonpareils
Entre Neus
Merry Monarchs
Manhattans
St. James Temperance
Thoroughbred
Riverside
Cambridge
Edgeworth
Charlestown
Somerset
South Boston
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Joseph A. Callahan
Johnnie Murray
Charles Eggleston
Dave Jordan
Michael Regan
Dr. H. C. Williams
William Smith
William H. Neil
James J. Baker
Martin Hennessey
W. F. Briggs
Briggs & Payne
Mart Ryan
Warren Ince
Phil Donnelly
Daniel O’connell
James J. Kelly
Tom Crowley
Crowley and Lyons
Mr. McGrath
James Roe
al Byron
John Clahane
Andy Lennon
J. Fred O’connor
Dennis P. Sullivan
Lawrence Encampment Hall
B. F. Doda
A. J. Waggett
H. F. Brown
D. J. Dwyer
Boston Wins American Whist League Trophy
The American Whist Club of Boston, Bove Fletcher Whitney and Ward, defeated the Park Club of Plainfield 29 to 22 to claim the trophy. The match, played at the Revere Hotel, began at 7:30 p.m. and finished at 10:30 p.m. Senator Charles A. Reed acted as umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N. J
Boston
Messrs
Bove
Fletcher
Whitney
Ward
Park Club
McCutchen
Hipwell
Rogers
Townsend
Philadelphia
Charles A. Reed
Revere Hotel
A. C. H. NOTES Establishes Division 53 in Roxbury
County President William J. Cronin led the new Division 53 installation in Guerney Hall Roxbury initiating 38 candidates. New officers named include Patrick F. Hannon president Daniel J. Lowney vice president Martin Rowan recording secretary Nicholas Nally financial secretary and Patrick F. Shields treasurer. Division 23 also met in Roxbury with Daniel J. Cotter presiding and listing its officers. Military Division 43 met in Bay State Hall and staged an Hibernian Knights entertainment with numerous participants. Division 25 elected officers and prepared for a concert in Berkeley Hall on Feb 2 with a Sunday install planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Cronin
Guerney Hall
Roxbury
Patrick F. Hannon
Daniel J. Lowney
Martin Rowan
Nicholas Nally
Patrick F. Shields
Conant Hall
Rox
Boston
Patrick Heaney
Daniel Dorgan
Bay State Hall
Washington Street
Thomas F. Clarke
John B. O'Higgins
James Mantle
John Lane
Hibernian Knights
Hugh E. Scanlon
John J. Hickey
Michael O'Connor
Peter Dolan
Denise J. Cronin
Patrick Guiney
Patrick Lane
Mathew Brennan
Timothy Horrigan
Joseph F. Hickey
Cornelius J. Reardon
Michael J. Ahearn
Patrick Ryan
Patrick Ahearn
Joseph Cotter
Neil Boyle
Richard D. O'Higgins
Patrick Burke
Edward Leonard
John J. Desmond
James J. Lawless
Ninth Regiment
Martin J. Roche
John T. Galvin
Bunker Hill
E. J. McCauley
P. J. Fitzgibbon
FE. J. O’leary
Denis K. McCarthy
John F. Ahearn
Berkeley Hall
Roxbury A O H Ball Committee Sets Union Men Receipts
A meeting of Division 17 A O H Roxbury ball committee at Hibernian Hall voted to send complimentary tickets to Suffolk county officials and divisional presidents. Lonergan praised union men handling all work. Ball set for Union Park Hall Jan 27 with a special meeting to finish plans. Reception chair Barry named. floor staff listed. collation and readings enjoyed. thanks extended to the Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Hibernian
Union Park Hall
Hibernian Hall
James H. Barry
William J. Hasson
Thomas J. Brannelly
John P.lonergan
James H. Murphy
D. J. Fitzpatrick
Patrick J. Casserly
P. J. Ducey
George H. Norton
Charles I. Quirk
John J. Hamilton
John F. Murphy
Thomas H. Thompson
James Bowden
Richard W. Garrity
John Comerford
John Hennigan
Joseph A. Lyons
Gaelic School session draws larger audience at Eri gena Hall
Attendance at yesterday afternoon's Gaelic School session in Eri gena Hall 45 Eliot Street exceeded normal. P J O Daly and Michael A Hurley led classes. The superintendent announced a 4 30 p m Sunday paper on why Gaelic should be studied. An after adjournment program featured P J O Daly Daniel G Cleary Patrick Cagey Gaelic poet Malden Michael A Hurley Geoffrey Keating Michael D Cronin and Daniel J O Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erigena Hall
Eliot Street
P. J. O'Daly
Michael A. Hurley
Daniel G. Cleary
Patrick Cagey
Malden
Geoffrey Keating
Michael D. Cronin
Daniel J. O’sullivan
Dartmouth Athletes Begin Training For B A A Relay Meet
Captain Theodore W. Chase leads 75 Dartmouth candidates into active training in the gym tomorrow. Squads under Chase Collar Wood Seelman Wilder and Oakes with Dr. E H Carleton supervising. Relay team for the February 5 B A A meet to be chosen this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Theodore W. Chase
Dartmouth
Chase
Collar
Wood
Seelma
Wilder
Oakes
E. H. Carleton
Baseball Notes From A Slanted Season Preview
The Colonels report for practice March 10 for a game with Kentucky legislators. Guy Hecker, once a Louisville star, now Oil City Alderman. Cincinnati plans Texas training as Ewin’s veterans thaw from winter. NL season eyeing April 15 opener with East vs West clubs. Louis Bilerbauer trains for next year, not with Von der Ahe. Doggy Miller and Hassamaer tweak deliveries amid Bacchanalian club chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonels
Kentucky
Guy Hecker
Louisvilles
Oil City
Venn
Cincinnatis
Texas
Ewin
Louis Bilerbauer
St. Lois
Pittsburg
von der Ahe
Doggy Miller
Bill
Hassamaer
Bacchanalian
Tomach
Gossip of the wheelmen outlines 98 race and 99 hopes
The Pennsylvania Division of the L A W seeks to ratify the Potter faction while backing Potter for 98 and Gideon for 99. A national assembly may extend term to two years, with Pennsylvania pressing Gideon nom for 99. West wards see Pattison replacing Kircker as second vice president, possible Ohio and Missouri shifts for treasurer Caro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Potter
George D. Gideon
Gideon
New York
National Assembly
E. W. Pattison
Pattison
Mergenthaler
Ohio
Caro
Missouri
Century Road Club votes to admit pref i t members
The Century Road Club of America voted on admitting a new class of members. On January 18 the national board counted ballots at the Great Northern Hotel and reported 69 votes cast with 64 in favor of the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Century Road Club of America
National Board
Great Northern
Bicycle Gossip and Meet Plans at Charles River Park
Reports from the cycle scene discuss an amendment to admit professionals to the league, a large barbecue near Indianapolis during the national meet, and matches sought by John Dunne and Eddie McDuffee. F. W. Richardson proposes races at Charles River Park in April, while Bourillon faces military duty and Albert Schock vows to quit six day racing after forty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C
H. E. Ducker
Charles River Park
Cambridge
Consul Cooke
Rhode Island
National Assembly
Indianapolis
John Dunne
West End
George Maddox
Oak Island
Brighton Street
Eddie McDuffee
Arthur A. Chase
Chase
A. G. Batchelder
Michael
F. W. Richardson
East Boston
J. J. Quigley
Joseph Cord
Bourillon
Albert Schock
Travelling salesman and business moves reported
Mr. Charles E. Fay of Crawford company leaves for a long Canada trip. Mr. R. J. Meehan joins John Wood of Washington street as salesman. Eclipse Company Boston store now at 245 Columbus avenue. Warwick store half partitioned for artistically decorated space. tire firm may occupy other half. Repair shops report more overhaul requests signaling early season. Morgan & Wright of Chicago certify capital increase to 60000 dollars. Morrill Bros named Monarch agents for Boston area. E. S. Benson to head new Columbia branch in Baltimore. Henry Goodman of Pope Manufacturing Portland visits Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Fay
Crawford Company
Canada
R. J. Meehan
Very Cycle Company
John Wood
Washington Street
Boston
Eclipse Company
Columbus Avenue
Warwick
Morgan & Wright
Chicago
Morrill Bros
Monarch
Vicinity
E.S. Benson
New Columbia
Baltimore
Henry Goodman
Pope Manufacturing Company
Portland
Ore
Hartford
Concert A Success for East Boston Cadet Band in Boston
A large appreciative audience filled Boston Theatre for a benefit concert for the East Boston Cadet Band. Government members attended, including John H. Sullivan and several aldermen. The band, directed by F. D. Record, performed finely with a 300-voice choir led by Professor O Shea. Performers included baritone 8S. Kronberg Master Donlah Mme May Towle John J. Agnew Miss Mabel propaghan and Thomas E. Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Boston Theatre
John H. Sullivan
Joseph A. Conry
F. J. O'Toole
M. H. Cleary
Edward W. Dixon
John F. Kelly
F. D. Record
Professor O'Shea
Kronberg
Master Donlah
Mme
May Towle
John J. Agnew
Mabel Propaghan
Thomas E. Clifford
Barine
Leo XIII Jubilee Outlook Faces World Leaders
Rome reports Pope Leo XIII prepares for a jubilee in 1898 with extensive rites at St. Peter's. The 88 year old pontiff, born March 2 1810, will mark the 20th anniversary of his papal elevation and 25th year since his first Mass, while nations expect civic and religious participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Leo
St. Peter’s
Christendom
Leo XIII
St. Peter
Pius IX
Lee
Great Britain
Carpineto
Maritime ventures and ship trades eyed for bay routes
Reports from the harbor detail plans for a new steamship line between this city Amesbury and Newburyport, with Captain Woodman steering the Lewiston. It mentions potential purchase of the City of Monticello to serve Maine ports, and notes repairs and conversions of tugs Vesta and Elsie and the Roussel. Advices mention Captain Joshua Slocum in Spray near Natal and upcoming changes to Montauk Point signaling and fog signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Newburyport
Woodman
Lewiston
Monticello
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Maine
Harlan & Hollingsworth
Wilmington
Del
City of Norfolk
Bermuda
Bay of Fundy Steamship Company
International Line
Boston
New York
Vesta
Billy Kemp
Elsie
John Degen
Cove Dock
Senator Sullivan
East Boston
John H. Sullivan
Port Natal
Joshua Slocum
Spray
St. Francis
Montauk Point
Long Island
Liverpool
W. K. Vanderbilt
Europe
Beaver
St. John
N. B
Atlantic Ocean
Spring Hill
Intercolonial Railroad
Canadian Pacific
George Howe
Delaware
Bath
Southern Coal Companies
Ivigtut
Camden
N. J
Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
Advertisement asserts Hives are not life threatening yet cause misery. It promotes a topical ointment for instant relief in severe skin conditions and other exasperating diseases.
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Massachusetts
Melrose
Massachusetts Interclub
Melrose A. C
Glendon Club
Kernwoods
Oxford Club
Gam Averon
Cemercose
Jeffries Seeeeeesees
Kernwood Eeereses
Glendon
Ceeeees
Central Eeeseeeeses
Ae Be Siiseeease
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A. Creeses
Avera Glendon Cceeeeweeccess
Kernw
Ox ‘Ord Pep Sbswepevas
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Elrose Ading A. C
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Philedian E
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Melrose A. Eeereeeses
Philedian Eessaeees
Oxford
A. Weeveerer
Elrose A. Picd
Boston League
Suburban Interclub League
Circuit League
Allstons
Riverdale
Riverdales
Chuck
Wardwell
Aubin
Allston
Weitz
Seetone
Travis
Mangus
A. A
Knight
Newton Boat Club
Harris
Ainsworth
B. A
Cutter
Homer
B. C
Riverdale Casino
Wellington
Coffin
Wylie
Maugua
Fitz
Newton B. C
Steere
Moody
Arlington B
Moore
Newton Highland
Wilson
Shirley
Barroll
Renee Esee
Presbrey
Robbins
Hart
Maucus
Bancroft
Clebs
Mrumge A. Adsvcis
Pierce
Bixby
Bacon
Eerestewess
Parker
Saxe
Dey Association
Eevee Ceeeeesses
Dooley
Dub Se Cben Tenes
Jamaica
City League
Mercantile League
Roxbury League
Shawmut
Norfolk
Germania
Moffin
Norfolks
Shawmut Pete Escesseeesenoos
Marion
Chester Ee
Creighton
Moffitt
Mock
Berlo
Erris
Gerib Bartlett
Gumpright
Shaw
Clark
Eeeee Danhoffer
Baier
Morris
Chester
Gill Germania
Gramer
Bergdoll
F. Ferris
Creigh
Slosson
N. E. Intercollegiate, A. A
Roller Polo Notes
Evans Chemical CO
Drugzgista
Frank Dunn
Magnolia Club
Roughan Hall
Dixon
George Y. Tuohey
Kearns and Connolly
Crack
Bar
Pat Raedy
al Vasey
Spa A. C
Washington
D. C
Brick
Stalzer
Mike Farragher
Bridgersport
Tom McCarthy
Jack Bonner
Doc’ Kennedy
Bob Morrison
Rienzi A. C
Rochester
Joe Brimmer
A. Ducase
Wheeling
W. Va
Smoke Talk
Roughan’s Hall
Dundee Social Club Entertainment
Dundee Street
Back Bay
We Jennings
Gene Biordy
Bill Higgins
im_ Reynolds
Lew Webster
B. Smith
Hyperion A
Dave Sulitois
H. Fixel
Tom Davis
Dunkirk
N. Y
Joe Elms
Charles Simpson
London
Jim Watts
L. Liefker
Louisville
Bob Armstrong
Billy Woods
Denver
Nie McPartland
Harry Lemon
Niagara
Tom Hogan
Jim Davis
Jack Maguire
Jack Scully
John Cash
H. Stewart
Charley Johnson
Billy Smith
Quaker City
A. C
Mike Leonard
Jack Bennett
Toronto
Joe Bernstein
Joe Fairburn
Nonpareil A. C
Bendorf
Ruhlin
Frank Moran
Dave Sullivan
Palmer
Dave
Sammy Kelly
Moran
Kelly
al Smith
Sammy
Roanoke Club
Box Eddy Connolly
Professor Robinson
Joe Horn
John Bell
Frank Scott
Danny Snyder
Eugene Cummings
Joe Lynch
Jig Stone
Dundee
W. L
South
National Security Bank
The
Sunday Post
Division
L. A. W. Presidency
West
St. Louis
C. F. Kircker
Pope
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