Mercantile Library Beats Highland Club in Incomplete match
In the Suburban Interclub last evening the Mercantile Library Association defeated Highland Club in billiards and pool but lost heavily in bowling and whist. The Highland side swept whist and bowling with low scores highlighted.
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Mercantile Library Association
Highland Club
Highland
Shaw
Nccceceeesere
Mercantile
D. St. Sp. S. Pope
McCoy
Gutterson Is
Eaton
Lovell Bowling Team Ends Deadlock With Waltham Watch Win
The John P. Lovell bowling team defeated American Waltham Watch to break a long deadlock for first in the Mercantile League. Lovell led by 93 pins after the first string and finished with 2200 to 2108 for the Watch, lifting Lovell to sole possession of top spot as Brown Durrell trails.
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Brown, Durrell
American Waltham Watch
Board of
Aldermen
John P. Lovell
W. W
Lovell
Roslindale Cycle Club Wins Postponed Bowling Match
The Roslindale Cycle Club defeated Roxbury Bowling Club last night by 71 pins, leading at the end of every string. Final score details not provided.
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Roslindale
Roslindale Cycle Club
Roxbury B. C
Roxburys Tie Moon Event Then Win Roll-off
The Roxburys and Murray and Irwin day candle pin teams tied yesterday after Moon rolled well, but Roxbury won the roll-off. Sullivan and Ryan led the winners with high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxburys
Moon
Roxbury
Sullivan
Ryan
Bowling results from Rockland match with South Hands
Rockland won two of three bowling games against South Hands in a home meet. Scoring details are incomplete with the final tally blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Bos Mea Bbs Wen
Relay Rage Over Harvard Yale Open Track Meet
Harvard prepares for a relay clash with Yale at the B A A meet on February 5. Captain and Seow Henry Sh, Morse and likely a fourth member compete in Thursday trials with Williams Fullerton and Phillips leading the likely lineup. Yale is favored as Harvard fields over 200 athletes for events including sprints hurdles and distance races.
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Harvard
Yale
Yootercer
An Seow
Henry Sh
Star Quartermiler
W. E. Morse
Goddard
Porter
Phillips
Fullerton
Warren
Greene
L. S
Blakemore
Wu. S
Nielson
Gould
Burton
Williams
Cantebury
Bowdoin
Evan Hollister
Ing
Grant
A. Grant
U. of P
G. W. Orton
H. Speers
J. Creegan
Princeton
Bray
University of Pennsylvania
Holy Cross
Cornell
Columbia
Dartmouth
Brown
Amherst
Boston College
Special Prizes At Kennel Show For Breeds And Medals
The English Bloodhound Club offers a club trophy and gold medals for best dog and best bitch. The Brunswick Fur Club awards 10 dollars for best American bred Foxhound. New England Kennel Club members sponsor 15 dollars for best American bred bull dog or bitch under 2 years. A cup for the best beagle over 18 inches is offered for field conformation. Mrs James Skelly provides a 10 dollar cup for best Boston terrier puppy. Open Boston Terrier Club specials include a brood bitch vase 50 dollars and a puppy bowl with a 16 month age limit.
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English Bloodhound Club
Brunswick Fur Club
New England Kennel Club
James Skelly
Boston Terrier Club
George N. Phelps
Dwight Baldwin
American Kennel Club
Hoyt Seeks Control of Chicago Baseball Club
Chicago businessman Charles H. Hoyt has visited Chicago for three weeks to acquire the Chicago Baseball Club. He reportedly met with manager James A. Hart and A. G. Spalding to discuss terms. The sticking point is price with Captain Anson valuing the club at $150,000 while Hoyt offers $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
Charles H. Hoyt
Chicago
Chicago Baseball Club
James A. Hart
A. G. Spalding
Anson
Hayt
Local baseball notes hint at roster shifts and league rule talk
Kid Carsey may rejoin St Louis as the boss president settles past issues. Bob Moore, Springfield and Taunton infielder, works winter as night clerk at Taunton City Hotel. Supervisor Day says spring meeting will likely rule that all kicking must stop. Buck Ewing disapproves Dusty Miller Ritchey deal for Louisville southpaw Hill.
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Carsey
St. Louis
Bob Moore
Springfield
Taunton
John B. Day
Buck Ewing
Dusty Miller
Ritchey
Hill
Louisville
Melrose High beats Cambridge High on Ell Pond 6 to 5
Cambridge High and Latin and Melrose High competed on Ell Pond in Melrose yesterday afternoon. Melrose High won the close game by six to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose High
Cambridge H. & L
Cambridge High
Latin
Ell Pond
Melrose
Arlington High Beats Dorchester High 3–1 at Franklin Field
Arlington High defeated Dorchester High at Franklin Field yesterday in an Interpreparatory League game by a score of 3 to 1.
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Arlington High
Dorchester High
Franklin Field
Unclear Sporting Scores From Mixed City Listings
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple basketball scores linking Lewiston Bath Portland New Haven and New Britain with points 7 5 7 4 3. No clear teams or dates identified.
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Jank Lewiston
Lewiston
Rock and
Portland
Bath
New Haven
Conn
New Britain
Lewistons Top Portland In 4 To 3 Tilt At Home
At Portland the Lewistons won from the home team 4 to 3. Turner of the Augustas has returned home to Westerly R I. Boston never had so many teams in the game as at present. New Bedford failed to score double figures this season in a game. Pawtucket in the National and Lewiston in the Maine League are leaders. The White Wheelmen of Boston play the Dawsons of Pawtucket at Woonsocket tonight. Captain Cotter is satisfied with young Cusick's work in goal. The kid has been the find of the season.
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Portland
Lewistons
Turner
Augustas
Westerly
Boston
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Lewiston
Maine
White Wheelmen
Dawsons
Woonsocket
Biddeford
Bath
White
Cotter
Cusick
Fall River
Magnol ia Club Smoke Talk Draws Big Crowd at Roughan Hall
About 1500 people attended Roughan's Hall in Charles Town for a Magnolia Club sponsored smoke talk and athletic exhibition. Water Commissioner John R. Murphy delivered a 20 minute talk on travel oddities. An athletic and musical program followed with John Sheehan as MC. The event, free admission, promoted the club's annual ball set for January 31 at Roughan Hall featuring wrestling exhibitions by Professor Broden and Professor Rhodes.
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Roughan’s
Charlestown
Magnolia Club
John R. Murphy
John Sheehan
Police News
Roughan Hall
Broden
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
B. J. Rhodes
Boston Y. M. C. A
Roll-off Prizes Noted at Certels Alleys Last Night
First prize in the roll-off at Certels Alleys went to Phelps with a 273 score. Second and third prizes are listed as ey and lave oe with marked scores and payouts noted as 1 dollar and other amounts among the readable entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certels Alleys
Phelps
Barey
Lave Oe
Dixon Yields Weight in Lavigne-Walcott Prospect
George Dixon will concede six pounds to Parsona vies's protege to meet Lavigne. Walcott, seeking 138 pounds, is considered too strong for Lavigne who proposes a 128 pound limit. Dixon accepts the challenge and a match with Lavigne seems likely amid tensions over color line questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavigne
George Dixon
Boston
Parsonavies
O'Rourke
Watcott
Walcott
Dixon
da- Meinkag
Police Stop McCarthy Bonner Fight in Nineteenth Round
In Rochester New York the Mc Carthy Bonner bout at Bienzi Athletic Club ends in a draw after police halt the match in round nineteen. Bonner sustains a swollen eye while referee Tommy Dixon calls the bout even. Kennedy defeats Morrison in the preliminary in three rounds.
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Rochester
N. Y
McCarthy-Bonner
Bienzi Athletic Club
Tommy Dixon
Bonner
Doc Kennedy
Bobby Morrison
Duluth
Kennedy
Boxing Gossip Promises Evening Bouts At Boston Athletic Assn
Boxing gossip notes postponed finals for class bouts at the Boston Athletic Association tonight. Sparring tracks Jim Stone with Jimmy Kearns daily at the Bigelow Associates room Somerville as Kearns earns praise for a strong Roanoke Club exhibition. Several matchups and fights are outlined including Maher versus McCoy chatter and other slated bouts.
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Boston Athletic Association
Jim Stone
Jimmy Kearns
Bigelow Associates
Somerville
Stone
Kearns
Roanoke
Tim
Eddy Connolly
Peter Maher
Kid McCoy
Maher
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
McCoy
Sam C. Austin
Police Gazette
M. J. Connolly
Billy Troy
Caledonia Hall
Eliot Street
Troy
Tom Tracy
Bob Douglass
New Orleans
George Ross
New York
Dan
Ryan
Toronto Rowing Club
Kid McPartland
Jack Hanley
South Africa
Jimmy Murphy
Billy
George V. Tuohey
Dartmouth Names Frederic J. Crolius Next Season Captain
At a Dartmouth football meeting in Hanover on January 25 Frederic J. Crolius of Waltham Massachusetts was elected captain for next season. Crolius starred at Waltham High School as fullback and played multiple backfield roles at Dartmouth prior to his captaincy.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Frederic J. Crolius
Waltham
Mass
Harvard and local sports news round up
Harvard hockey has open dates January 26 February 2 and 12. Training notes cover Dartmouth College track prep and Worcester county wrestling plans. Jockey Tommy Burns rides next season while Readville course fast is offered for a new Harlem Driving Club track. Worcester Academy ends baseball after prior ringers dispute.
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Harvard
Frank Dean
E. H. Carleton
Dartmouth College
Bobby Sherman
Fred Woodcock
North Attleboro
Sergeant Rutherford
Brookline
Hotel Vendome
Wilfred Wilkinson
D. Fraser, Johnson
Ronald Pratt
George McLeod Peste
Samuel W. Wright
Worcester
Irving C. Howe
Spencer
Worcester County
Tommy Burns
Middle West
Ted Sloane
Nilsson to Race Warner in Boston Thunder at Locust Rink
Champion Nilsson of Minneapolis arrived in Boston to race Bob Warner the New England one two and five mile champion at Locust street rink South Boston on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nilsson
Minneapolis
Boston
Bob Warner
New England
Locust Street
Wardwell Wins BA A Handicap Bowling Tourney
H J Wardwell, a scratch bowler, wins the Boston Athletic Club handicap tournament. It marks the first time a scratch entrant has won while the event notes 61st place in the B A A tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Wardwell
Boston Athletic Club
Mr. Wardwell
Press C C Defeats Boston Wheelmen In City Polo Clash
In a wild City League polo match at White Cycling Academy Press C C beat the Boston Wheelmen three goals to one. Davis of Cambridge stood out in goal, thwarting Boston’s attacks as Gay and Will Clark contributed goals for P C C. The Bay State Wheelmen and Malden Roadsters later staged a ragged switch, Bay State winning 3 to 2.
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Press C. C
Boston Wheelmen
White Cycling Academy
Davis
Cambridge
Boston
Will Clark
Charlie Clark
Gay
P. C. C. Cage
George Moore
Malden Roadafters
Bay State Wheelmen
Linton Under Contract With American Cycle Association
Welsh cyclist Tom Linton will arrive on the Aurania this week to join the American Cycle Racing Association. Dudley Marks arranged the deal, with plans for sixteen tandem teams to pace Linton using quads and quintets as pacemakers, drawing support from a New England tire firm. Gougoltz and Lamberjack have signed to ride an American wheel and praise its superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Linton
Aurania
American Cycle Racing Association
Powers-Brady-Kennedy Aggregation
Linton
Dudley Marks
England
Arthur 4A. Chase
Washington
New England Tire
Gougoltz
Lamberjack
Gideon Named as West Opponent to Potter
A New York paper claimed Sterling Elliott sought a Western candidate to oppose President Potter, but sources say only George D. Gideon will be presented to the assembly. The West may see a Gideon ticket, yet Gideon’s backers will not drop him.
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New York
Sterling Elliott
Potter
George D. Gideon
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
West
Gideon
Bicycle Gossip Sparks Moves and Race Plans
The L A W Bulletin and Massachusetts division offices move to the Russia building on Congress street by week’s end. Secretary Abbott Bassett aids wheelmen with grievances, and New England delegates plan a roundabout car trip to St Louis. Berton McCleery seeks a 25 mile pursuit race at Charles River Park in April against F W Richardson.
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Abbott Bassett
L. A. W. Bulletin
Massachusetts
Russia
Congress Street
Potter
New England
National Assembly
Canada
St. Louis
Berton McCleery
F. W. Richardson
Boston
Charles River Park
H. H
Ferrin and Jackson
Park Square
Tremont Street
Chicopee
Electric City
P. C
Massachusetts Avenue
McGarrett
Renee Road Club
MecGarrett
Delegates vow no deal with Potter faction at assembly
A large meeting at Young's tonight will unite road preservation supporters. E McClintock, chair of the State L A W highway improvement committee and State highway commission, attends. He once opposed wide tire bills but is now reported more favorable. Boston teamsters oppose. exemptions blocked by Suffolk and others until only Cape county remained, then all were exempted to avoid unfairness.
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Potter
National Assembly
Young’s
E. McClintock
State L. A. W. Highway Improvement Committee
State Highway Commission
McClintock
Boston Teamsters
House
Senate
Suffolk County
Cape
Sailors and ships shuffle along the Long wharf
A crowded Long wharf scene as the schooner Carrie and Annie led by Captain Zachary awaits a Seatt le Klondike departure postponed by northwest wind. Vessels Reud L. Richardson Iris Armenia and others are noted with schedule shifts and dockside activity.
Mauna Loa and Veronica Envy Bet Ship Races Report
A reader from Maitland N S claims both bark Mauna Loa and bark Veronica sailed from Boston Harbor on Navy 3. Mauna Loa reached Buenos Ayres December 30 in 57 days while Veronica arrived January 16 in 74 days, Mauna Loa beating Veronica by 17 days. The writer asks the Post to publish this report.
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Maitland
N. S
Veronica
St. John
Boston Harbor
Navy
Buenos Ayres
Royal Baking Powder Wins Prize at Berlin Exposition
At the Pure Food Exposition in Berlin judges tested leading baking powders on flour butter eggs and milk and baked biscuits and cakes. Royal Baking Powder from New York won the prize and received gold medal and certificate as a testament to American product quality.
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Berlin
Germany
Royal Baking
Royal Baking Powder Company of
New York
United States
Royal
Shuman Co Benefit Ball Celebrates Twenty Years in Boston
The A Shuman & Co Mutual Benefit Association held its 19th annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall with large attendance and a festive mood. Leaders and guests included Robert J F Donavan as floor director and A Shuman along with Mrs A Shuman and many Boston and New York visitors. The event highlighted the long standing fund for sick and death benefits and noted the association’s strong place in the city’s mercantile history.
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A. Shuman & Co. Mutual Benefit Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Robert J. F. Donavan
William A. Nickerson
Walter W. Quinn
Joseph M. Kelly
Edward J
Shuman & Co. Mutual Benefit Association
Boston
A. Shuman
Walter E. Simmons
Shuman Corner
New York
A. Shuman & Co
Lemuel Shuman
Lillian G. Shuman
Edwin A
Sidney E. Shuman
Thomas J. Gargan
Thomas A. Mullen
Mullen
George W. Armstrong
A. P. Martin
Simmons
A. C. Ratshesky
Alexander Steinert
Charles T. Dukelow
I. A. Ratshesky
S.A. Stetson
G. H. M. Rowe
Boston City Hospital
Henry Cole
Plymouth
Joseph Strooke
Alfred J. Cumming
Samuel H. Stern
Charles B. Ware
New London
Conn
George Johnson
George E. Brigham
Edward Williams
Division 39
Somerville
Winter Hil
Hobbs
Lawrence Murphy
Patrick J. Mooney
D. F. Driscoll
Messrs
P. J. McLaughlin
James Higgins
Michael Mullarkey
Charles Mooney
Edward O’brien
James McNamee
William Dunne
D. J. McCormack
Cornelius Cadogan
George Carroll
Timothy Cadogan
William Fermoyle
Murphy
P. J
Mooney
D. F
Driscoll
P. J. Halpin
Robert Co. Cronin
John J. Lyons
Edward J. Lyons
George P. Carroll
William H. Mooney
John Ducey
George McKenna
John Murphy
Frank Q. Harrington
Patrick J. King
Horace Conlon
Charles Burns
Conrad Cotter
Fred Hubert
Thomas McCormick
John Burk
Harry Fuller
Charles Dewey
Patrick Ryan
Wiliam Kane
John Donovan
William Nichols
Edward T. Ryan
Edward Fitzgerald
John Kilmartin
D. Spillane
John O'Brien
John McCormack
Sadie Logan
Mat McCrossan
Mamie Mooney
Nellie Mooney
Aggie Mooney
Annie McCormack
Alice McCormack
Katie Marley
Mamie Burke
Annie Lawrence
Annie King
Tadzzie Burk
Lizzie Getchel
Nelie Harrington
Minnie Harrington
Minnie McKenna
Annie Hughes
Mary Kennedy
Lizzie Robinson
Alice Coomby
Jennie Ducey
John J. Ducey
Thomas McCarthy
Barney Daley
William Robinson
James M. Harmon
James McCormack
Nora Cotter
Julia Cotter
Julia Sullivan
John
Waganois Killed in Uganda Fighting Report
A dated letter from missionary Pilkington and Lt MacDonald reports renewed clashes at Fort Lubwas in the Osoga country. Seventy one Wagandi were killed and eighteen wounded, following earlier reports that Pilkington and MacDonald were killed.
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London
Uganda
Pilkington
MacDonald
Fort Lubwas
Osoga
Spectre of Consumption Vanquished by Dr Slocum
An old newspaper declares the defeat of consumption by Dr Z A Slocum whose cure ends the neglectful misdiagnoses of common physicians. It urges sufferers to contact Slocum in New York for immediate treatment, warning that delay leads to death.
Cambridge City Council Breaks Deadlock on Vacations and Transit
Cambridge officials ended a deadlock by voting twice to authorize the mayor to seek legislation for early subway extension from Scollay Square to near Charles River and under Cambridge Street. They also moved to cancel a $200,000 contingent loan note and protested reductions in mail service. The Water Board petition was rejected, urging a river water-taking act that would require a dam in the Charles River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Common Council
Sortwell
Scollay Square
Cambridge Street
Charles River
Thes Committee On Water Supply
The
Water Board
General Court
Purity of Marriage Praised by Cleric at Suffrage Meeting
Rev. George Willis Cooke spoke at the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association rooms on the duties of family life. He traced family history from tribal beginnings to modern society and praised shifting views that place women on par with husbands. Mrs. Mary A. Livermore also spoke during the gathering followed by discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willis Cooke
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Mary A. Livermore
Nomenting
Tragic Dorchester Death On Old Colony Tracks
Police blotter reports Thomas Wiseman a 30 year old resident of Shamrock street Dorchester killed at 6 05 PM by an inbound train on the Old Colony railway about 300 yards east of Pope's Hill station returning from Coffin Valve Company's Neponset factory. Body hurled 30 feet and badly mangled. Also John Thibeau a sailor on the schooner John Anderson relieved of 35 dollars on Washington street by a smiling stranger.
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Thomas Wiseman
Shamrock Street
Dorchester
Old Colony
Pope’s Hill
Mr. Wiseman
Coffin Valve Company
Neponset
John Thibeau
John Anderson
Washington Street
Disappearance Reported by Malden Man
Anton Laveau a German resident of 30 Eastern avenue Malden reports his wife and stepchild Georgiana missing after he returned home from a visit about five o'clock. He says he has seen neither since and Malden police are searching for clues with no trace found.
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Anton Laveau
Eastern Avenue
Malden
Georgiana
Laveau
Cer
Blizzard Delays Ottumwa as Snow Buries Streets
Ottumwa Iowa residents face a severe snow storm and blizzard the worst in years. A foot of snow has fallen since daylight with strong winds causing drifted streets. Streetcars and trains are late, business is at a standstill, and schools have closed due to the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Argentine consul Andrew Cutting dies in Cambridge
CONSUL GUTTING DEAD, Andrew Cutting, the Argentine consul at this port, died at his residence in Cambridge yesterday morning, aged about 565 years. Mr. Cutting was a member of the firm of Larkin & Cutting, successors to Larkin, Stackpole & Co., who for years engaged in extensive trade with Buenos Ayres. On the death of Mr. Larkin, Mr. Cutting was appointed consul for Argentina, which position he since held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Cutting
Cambridge
Mr. Cutting
Larkin & Cutting
Larkin, Stackpole & Co
Buenos Ayres
Larkin
Cutting
Argyentine
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