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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1897

Page

3

Local Bowling Leagues See Narrow Gaps At Close

B A A and Old Dorchester remain tied for first in the Bowling League of Boston and Vicinity as seven weeks end. Arlington leads in pin totals and Hill tops individual averages. several clubs post high team strings and totals. Suburban Interclub and other circuits show Old Dorchester and Codman near the top with varied results across divisions.

Old Dorchester Bowling League of Boston and Vicinity Arlington Charlestown Hill Grover Spencer Kingman Old Torchester 999Th Artillery Newton Boat Club Wilson Riverdale Linden Langley Boat Club Bixby Moore Newton Highlands Codman and Casino Jamaica and Mercantile Library Richardson Dorchester Central Grover and Gray Cruff Codman Highland Jamaica Mercantile Library Massachusetts Commercial Salem Les Miserables Tower of Commercial Farrell Williams Tower Hay Peabody Old Belfry Hayes Berry Melrose Highlands Crocker Clapp Norfolk Batchelder-Lincoln Brown-Durrell and Dennison Manufacturing O'Meara Pierce Wade Fallen Clapp & Tilton Carruths Boylston Sherman Clack Boston Mardon

Bowling Standings and Player Averages Report

The A C C leads the first division by one game while Winnisimmet posts six straight wins. Sy monds tops the individual chart with 165, and Henry Traiser holds a narrow lead of one pin over Ansheim in averages as the bowling committee prepares to review Winnisimmet.

Standing of Teams Won Lost Ply

A brief late edition shows standings with the Salem team at two wins and two losses in the commercial league. No other teams or scores are clearly readable.

Mt A. Giseiiesesaes J Paige O'Brien & Russell CW Holden Ee N. E. Mutual Boston Marine Wae Symonds Barker Trav Veazie C. We Willis OO & R Ryan FE. L. A. Wheels Trav Curran Oo. & Res Trady Nayson F. L Burke Gees Merrill KR Snow Mitesees Essecssevesevese F Salem

Massachusetts Sports Schedule Highlights Local Leagues

A dense listing of weekly fixtures across Suffolk suburban, interclub, and city leagues in Massachusetts. Entries include Norfolk Cycle Club at Review, Salem at Dorchester Central, 999th Artillery at Charlestown Club, Dorchester Central at Highland Club, and multiple interclub tournament tie ins with teams such as Glendon, Kernwood, and Reading.

Massachusetts League Norfolk Cycle Club Les Miserables Old Belfry Salem Dorchester Central Philedian Melrose Highlands Boston 999Th Artillery Charlestown Old Dorchester Arlington Newton Highland Club Mercantile Library Association Jamaica Codman Club Glendon Somerville Kernwood Melrose Jeffries Lynn Waltham Reading Cambridge

Letters on bowling league protests reveal amateur shifts

A letter from Boston dated January 23 1897 criticizes the Gilt Edge and A C C Leagues for labeling City League players as professionals. The writer alleges an amateur bowler used an alias to compete and urges pure amateurs to protest, noting potential suspensions by amateur bodies and copyright-like cautions about alias use.

Boylston Roslindale Winnisimmers Rexfords Carruths Babb Clark Amateur Athletic Union A. Cc. GC Harles W. Percy Boston

Pure California Wines Lane Tammam

An OCR fragment mentions Pure California Wines and Hall Square with unclear placement. Readable text references Lane Tammam and Ek Square, suggesting a local business or event note without concrete details or dates.

California Tammam Ek Square Pthgsact Hall Square

Patent firm hawks new list of 1000 inventions

OHN WEDDERBUIN & CO. Dept. G 31 Patent Attorneys Washington DC offer a new list of 1000 inventions and an $1800 opportunity. The notice invites inventors to protect ideas and seeks potential wealth from patenting.

OHN Wedderbuin & CO Dept. G Washington, D. C OHN Wedderburn & CO Washington,d. C

Bicycle notes brighten spring riding scene in Boston area

Wheel clubs including P. C. C. and Roxbury Wheelmen gathered in the park as biking season opened despite a chilly morning. Riders reported sights from Jamaica Pond to the Arborway. a Simpson chain debut spurred interest on a geared '97 Comet. Protest over a Chelsea club joining tensions, and plans for road races in Dedham and Gloucester were discussed.

Massachusetts B. C Metropolitan Wheelmen Roxbury Wheelmen Roxbury B. C Bostonian C. C Commonwealths Boston Wheelmen Jamaica Pond Boston Simpsons Arborway Franklin Park Indiana A. C.C Middlesex C. C Cambridge Winnisimmet C. C Chelsea Donelly League Elliott Philadelphia Potter Teddy Hale Chicago Stead Dedham Board of Selectmen Gloucester Dedham C. C Irvington-Millburn Freeport America Stevens, Freeze & Co Quincy Cycle Company Quincy Mass New York Albany

Poultry Show Opens After Big Delegate Arrival

Delegates to the hen convention in Mechanics' building have nearly all arrived and will caucus today before the opening sessions tomorrow morning. About 6000 attendees compete for premiums cups cash specials offered by the Boston Poultry Association. Entries include more than 1000 pigeons and over 100 cats plus abundant pet stock and ornamental fowl. Incubators will hatch hundreds daily as dressed poultry and game are displayed.

Mechanics’ Building Boston Poultry Association

Yale Alumnus Group Seeks Athletic Rela tions With Harvard

At a Yale Alumni Association of New York gathering in Sherry's, a resolution states Yale will resume athletic relations with Harvard if Harvard agrees to conditions that do not conflict with Yale faculty rules. If Harvard declines, resumption seems impossible. Coach Bob Cook urges Harvard to meet Yale, dismissing critics as theorists.

Yale Alumni Association of New York Sherry Yale Harvard Yale University Bob Cook Cambridge

East Boston petition seeks Corey as Wood Island head

Citizens of East Boston circulate a petition to park commissioners to appoint Professor Corey of the B B A A to lead Wood Island with 200 signatures. BE B A A board reportedly votes to disband. Senator Maccabe offers the gym to Mayor Quincy for a public bath similar to Brookshine. A two man candle pin tourney at Kirby's alleys offers 60 dollars in prizes with multiple string categories. Wrestling match talks surface between William R Forrest and George Russell for a $100 side purse.

East Boston Park Commissioners Professor Corey Wood Island Maccabe Quincy Brookshine Kirby’s Alleys South Boston William R. Forrest Worcester Boston George Russell New York

Dixon Rejuvenated in Broadway Bout with Murphy

George Dixon displayed exceptional speed and stamina in a dramatic Broadway Athletic Club bout against Billy Murphy. Spectators noted Dixon’s renewed form and lightning-quick hands, yet questioned whether he could maintain the pace for a full twelve rounds against a tougher challenger.

George Dixon Billy Murphy Broadway Athletic Club Dixon

Boxing Gossip and Rumors From The Ring Circuit

The Post debunks talk of a Sally Smith versus Mike Sears Albany con a hoax. Paddy Fenton to visit emergency hospital for a broken right hand with six weeks recovery. Pedlar Palmer meets Ernie Stanton in London for 2500 purse and 3000 side. Stanton drops 28 pounds. Billy Hill vs Pat Daly 15 rounds. Amateur 110-pound tournament in Chester with Martin Judge nursing a swollen ear. Tom Tracey vs Tom Ryan at Syracuse Feb 24 to test Ryan’s form. Joe Goddard vs Mick Dooley in Johannesburg Feb 2. George Dixon and Frank Erne eyed for future meeting. Joe Choynski named boxing instructor for Knickerbocker Club. Frank Keefe and Peter Jackson attendance noted. Jackson did not appear.

Sally Smith Mike Sears Albany N. Y The Post Paddy Fenton Galvin New York Fenton Metropolis National Sporting Club London Palmer Ernie Stanton Stanton Billy Hill Pickaninny Pat Daly Brooklyn Daly England Chester Penn Martin Judge Leslie Pearce Washington, D. C Tom Tracey Tom Ryan Syracuse Ryan Joe Goddard Mick Dooley Johannesburg South Africa George Dixon Frank Erne Buffalo Lad Tom O'Rourke Dixon Billy Murphy O’rourke Jim Kennedy Erne New York City Knickerbocker Club Joe Choynski Frank Keefe Peter Jackson

Powell Knocks Out Murphy in Burrillville Glove Contest

Kit Powell defeated Young Murphy in the fourth round in Burrillville Rhode Island this morning before several hundred spectators from Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Powell weighed 102 pounds and Murphy 98 pounds with a small purse and notable bets placed on the bout.

Fitzsimmons Finds New Pet A 180 Pound Great Dane

New York January 24. After the death of his lion Bob Fitzsimmons buys a new pet from John B. Hester of Barlow. The great Dane weighs 180 pounds and reportedly cost 200 dollars to the famous boxer.

New York Bob” Fitzsimmons John B. Hester Barlow

Peters Bages Rainsford Denounces Lavish Ball Display

The Rev Dr Madison C Peters preached at Bloomingdale Reformed Church in New York praising Rev Dr Rainsford and denouncing lavish wealth display at the Bradley Martins ball. He urged money be used for fellow men rather than vulgar spectacle.

New York Madison C. Peters Bloomingdale Reformed Church Peters Rainsford Bradley Martins Republic

Natick Man Robbed by Two Women in West End

William Carlisle reported losing his gold filled water, two gold rings and 350 dollars after meeting two women at the West End. He was relieved of his possessions while drinking, then landed at Joy Street station around midnight seeking help to recover his money and jewelry.

William Carlisle Natick West End Carlisle Joy Street

Poker Raid and Arrests Hit Two City Rooms

Police from Lagrange Street Station raided 912 Harrison Avenue and arrested a dozen Chinese men for gambling while seizing 38 playing cards. Joy Street officers disrupted a poker game at 40 Leverett Street arresting three players and two onlookers with $3.23 in winnings and four packs of cards seized.

Lagrange Street Harrison Avenue Joy Street Leverett Street

Deadly Black Plague Insights From Japan to Russia

Professor Kitasato reports on bubonic plague spread from Yunnan to Canton and Hong Kong. He details post mortem findings, inoculation results in mice and guinea pigs, and how the disease infected organs, with a series of fatal outcomes.

Russia Volga Kitasato China Tokio Yunnan Canton Hong Kong Japan Lawson Government City Hospital Aoyama

Plague and Famine Press Dispatch From Bombay

The Rev E S Hume reports a grave plague in Bombay with one third of the population fleeing and railroads running extra trains. Deaths may reach 200 to 300 daily as plagues spread across wards and all classes suffer while native Christians appear spared. The bishop calls a day of prayer for Anglican and other Christians.

American Board India E. S. Hume Bombay Bombayy

Bishop Lawrence Talks on Arbitration Treaty at St Stephen

Lynn January 24 Bishop Lawrence preached at St Stephen Memorial Church and confirmed fourteen candidates. He noted the arbitration treaty’s significance and its approval by leaders of English speaking nations and the Empress of Great Britain and India while urging progress toward enduring peace despite persistent tensions among nations.

Great Britain India Europe

Joseph Davis Dies in New York Hospital

Joseph Davis a wealthy Boston shoe industry figure died at General Hospital after an appendicitis operation. He fell ill at the Hotel Iroquois and was transported to the hospital where surgery failed. The body will be sent to Lynn, Massachusetts, for burial. Davis owned factories in Lynn New Hampshire and in a Virginia state prison and had served on the Governor's Council.

Buffalo N. Y Joseph Davis Boston General Hospital Davis Hotel Iroquois Lynn Mass New England New Hampshire Virginia

E. D. Burt Dead in Brooklyn Firm Shoe Manufacturer

Edward Dwight Burt died in Brooklyn last night. Born August 17 1826 in Sandisfield Massachusetts he was the senior member of E D Burt & Co shoe manufacturers in New York City.

New York Edward Dwight Burt Brooklyn Sandisfield Mass E. D. Burt & Co

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