Interclub bowling and billiards results from Malden Club
In Malden Massachusetts the Malden Club hosted the Central Club of Somerville in an Interclub match. Central won two of three bowling games and all three billiards and whist events but lost pool. Notable scores include Billiards Central 180 150 to Malden 150 86 total 280 to 236 and Pool Malden 75 75 total 150. Whist scores show Central 813 to Malden 811.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Central Club
Somerville
Central
Waller
Franklin
Bruerton
Edwards
Pool
Cocker
F. Barnard
Irish
Littlefield
Handicaps Set for Boston College Indoor Meet at Mechanics Hall
The Boston College games list shows 40-yard, 45-yard, 410-yard, and 80-yard runs among 64 entries for the 40-yard handicap. Event order includes novice sprints, hurdles, team races, and the championship two-mile run with star participants from Harvard, Brown, Princeton, and more. J. F. Powers of the A. A. A. will headline the all round event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Duffy
Georgetown
Ristine
Dick Grant
Ellis
H.A.A
Cochems
Dartmouth
Brown
Amherst
Williams
Starvard
Bowdoin
Cornell
Columbia
Andover
Exeter
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Cregan
A. Grant
Halland Wright
John Bray
Willams
Richardson
Taylor
Kernwood Melrose Club Night Draws Close Scores
Kernwood Club hosted Melrose A. C. in billiards pool and whist on January 25. Billiards totals: Kernwood Bartlett 150 Drew 141 plus 21. Melrose Leslie 60 Boerum 150 total 200. Pool Melrose Cushman 75 Derry 72 total 147. Kernwood Pribble 31 Chase 75 total 106. Whist Melrose 816 plus 4 Kernwood 808 minus 4.
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Malden
Kernwood
Melrose A. C
Bartlett
Drew
Leslie
Boerum
Cushman
Derry
Pribble
Chase
Cambridge High and Latin schools win 189 interscholastic baseball title
At a mass meeting in the Latin School hall the combined Cambridge High and Latin schools were awarded the 189 championship in baseball. HH N Stearns presided A P Stone of Harvard spoke and distributed cups to each player. M E Webb of the Boston Athletic Association handed the BA A cup held last year by Somerville High and Latin. The team members were W Clarkson McGirr Sullivan Murphy Gallagher Carr F Clarkson Stevens Gilman with about 100 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge High
HH. N. Stearns
A. P. Stone
Harvard
M. E. Webb
Boston Athletic Association
Boxing Rumors Warn of Paris Bout Chances and New York Strife
A New York rumor column warns Billy Brady may push the Jeffries Corbett match to Paris. It notes Coney Island Club’s sale, potential boxing-law clashes, and promoters mislead the public about New York fights. It previews upcoming matches and regulatory changes, and hints at insider disputes among managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Brady
Paris
Coney Island
Brady
Twin Sullivan
Jack Foley
Young Bonaparte
Joe Walcott
George Brown
George Murray
Ike McLean
Patsey Hennessey
Grand Central Hotel
John J. R
Chelmseford
John Carew
Quigley
Carew
H. B
Rochester
Tom Sharkey
Hennessey
Smith and
Albert
Lowell
Cal Hawkins
Martin Flaherty
Rce City
Hawkins
Ottawa
Can
Joe Choynski
George Siler
Tom O'Rourke
O’rourke
Tim Sullivan
Johnny White
Siler
Kirtland Club
Billy Smith
Frank McConnell
Broadway Athletic Club
Smith-Walcott
Mustc Hall
Smith
McConnell
Vicho
Jack O'Brien
Frank Erne
John T. Sullivan
Wisbelief
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
H. Benton
Rob Roy
Crescent Athletic Club Promotes A Mixed Night Of Boxing
Brockton January 25 The Crescent Athletic Club hosted four bouts with two dull, one notable twelve round bout where Martin failed to continue after being knocked down in the sixth. Joe and Harry Carr gave a clever three round exhibition and Jack O'Brien beat Young Mack in a six round match after both absorbed punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Crescent Athletic Club
Martin
Marrow
Joe
Harry Carr
Mike Shallow
An Unknown
Patrick Roach
South Boston
J. J. Quigley
Roxbury
Quigley
Jack O'Brien
Young Mack
New York
O'Brien
Maynard Beats Barrett in Seventh Round Decision
Bristol Conn January 2 William Maynard of New York was awarded the decision over Charles Barrett of Brooklyn in the seventh round of a scheduled ten round bout tonight after Barrett refused to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol, Conn
William Maynard
New York
Charles Barrett
Brooklyn
McCue Edges Conroy In Fifteen Round New Haven Fight
Marty McCue of New York won a decision over Kid Conroy in a fifteen round bout held in New Haven Connecticut tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Havin
Conn
Marty McCue
New York
Kid Conroy
Riverside Boat Club Smoke Talk Attended by Members and Guests
Riverside Boat Club at Cambridge hosted a social smoke talk last evening inside the club house. Members and invited guests filled the event with a musical interlude from local talent and names listed include Messrg, Page, Beady, O'Rourke, McGowan, Fergu son, Shaw, Sullivan and Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Boat Club
Cambridge
Messrg
Page
Beady
O'Rourke
McGowan
Ferguson
Shaw
Sullivan
Montgomery
National League plans shift as Cleveland and Louisville face drop
National League magnates end meetings in Cleveland with news that Cleveland and Louisville will be dropped from the league. Baltimore and Washington likely join, while discussions continue on the Baltimore deal and Chicago clubs. American Association talks may place Cleveland and Louisville there. A Burns birthday ball in Boston recalls Scots heritage with a Highland program and city officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Messrs
Brush
Hart
Louisville
Baltimore
Washington
Circuit Committee
Hanlon
Abell
Soden
Ebbitt
National League
American Association
Ben Johnson
Johnson
Chicago
Hollenden
Philadelphia
Penn
John I. Rogers
Portuguese Banquet Highlights Boston Colony Ties
The event led by F. C. Vasconellos featured dignitaries including Vicomnt Valle De Costa and Rev Father Pinteul. A diamond ring was presented to 12 year old Mary A Neves as thanks for a silk banner. Guests from Portuguese societies across New England attended the late night dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Williams
Alfred Borges
Father Pinteul
St. John the Baptist Church
North Bennet Street
Boston
Mary A. Neves
Neves
Lowell
Cambridge
New Bedford
Gloucester
Providence
Aunton
Cohasset
Fall River
Newport
Nantucket
McGraw Lands Union Park Lease For 1900 Association
Baltimore reports Manager McGraw of the New Association Club has leased Union Park for the coming season, signaling a coup on the National League Baltimore Brooklyn syndicate. President Hanlon faces loss of home ground as he contemplates sales or changes to the Baltimore franchise while the league contracts toward eight clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
McGraw
Association
Union Park
Hanlon
Up-to-Date Photographs by Elmer Chickering in Boston
The Elmer Chickering studio at 21 West Street in Boston is highlighted as a leading photography venue. It offers carbon and platinum prints, sepias, watercolors, and pastels, with a broad frame selection and notably low frame prices. Chickering states he imitates nature rather than other photographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Boston
Elmer Chickering
West Street
Chickering
New England
Costumed dancers delight as officials fill platform
Guests in Scottish dress applaud as dancers perform. On the platform sit Mayor Hart alongside a long list of dignitaries including General Henry S. Dewey representing the Governor, and numerous senators and representatives such as Thomas W. Flood and M. W. Burlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Hart
Henry S. Dewey
John L. Bates
Edgar R. Champlin
Henry Norwell
Alex. B. Bruce
William B. Plunkett
Daniel J. Kiley
Thomas Ryan
A. P. Martin
John Camrell
Thomas W
Burns Memorial Drive Stirs Boston Caledonian Efforts
Chief Munro urged erecting a bronze memorial to the Burns poet, praising the project as a tribute to humanity. The Burns Memorial Association and the Boston Caledonian Club coordinated a concert and benefit, with proceeds funding the memorial. A grand march and dancing followed, led by prominent officials and about 300 couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Memorial Association
New England
Boston Caledonian Club
Munro
Tina Tringle
Bates
J. G. Munro
Myers
W. H. Grieve
William H. Grieve
Davitt Guards Hold First Grand Ball At Union Hall
The Davitt Guards Company H First Hibernian Regiment held its first grand ball at Union Hall Union Square Somerville drawing about 400 couples. Hobbs's Hibernian Orchestra provided music and Gaelic and national airs. Edward J. Mullaney served as floor marshal with Captain Thomas Maguire as floor director assisted by Patrick O'Brien and James Murray. Sergeant J F Walsh was chief of aids. The grand march was led by Captain Maguire and Mrs Maguire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davitt Guards
Hibernian Regiment
Somerville
Union Hall
Union Square
Hobbs
Hibernian Orchestra
Edward J. Mullaney
Thomas Maguire
Patrick O’brien
James Murray
J. F. Walsh
Cornell Names Relay Team for Boston Meet
Cornell's relay squad leaves Ithaca for Boston to face Brown at the Boston College event on January 27. Runners include Hastings Bellinger Lawson Warren with alternates Berry Barrett ready to fill in as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Brown
Boston College
Boston
H. Hastings
D. S. Bellinger
W. P. Lawson
W. G. Warren
A. O. Berry
H. H. Barrett
Cambridge High and Latin Wins Ball Trophy in 1899
The Cambridge High and Latin baseball team received a reception at the school hall last night after winning the 1899 championship. Henry Stearns presided and introduced A. B. P. Stone who presented each player with a silver cup engraved with their name and position. Mr. Webb of the Boston Athletic Association also donated a championship cup to the school, previously held by Somerville High and Latin School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge High
Henry Stearns
A. B P. Stone
Harvard
Webb
Boston Athletic Association
Appeals Committee Hears Over Fifty Requests in Turf Congress
Covington Ky Jan 2 The committee of appeals of the American Turf Congress met at the secretary's office E C Hopper with E F Clay of Paris Ky George J Long of Louisville and Judge George G Perkins of Covington present Over fifty appeals by owners jockeys and others were filed against decisions across the congress jurisdiction No decisions will be announced until interested parties are notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington, Ky
Committee of Appeals of the
American Turf Congress
E. C. Hopper
E. F. Clay
Paris
George J. Long
Louisville
George G. Perkins
Covington
Congress
St Augustine Whist Event Highlights Local Cemetery Project
About 300 people attended a whist game led by Peter Mullen at the St Augustine schoolhouse. The St Augustine Cemetery Improvement Association has built three stone walls around the property at Dorchester and Sixth streets and plans to survey and level the grounds this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Peter Mullen
St. Augustine’s Cemetery
Taunton Taunton Fall R at Salem Brockton Iver
Fragmented sports score snippet lists multiple game matchups with places Taunton Salem Brockton New Britain Hartford East Weymouth Plymouth and Weymouth with scores 8 6 8 7 2 7 6, indicating a series of results without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Salem
Brockton
Iver
New Britain
Hartford
East Weymouth
Plymout - Weymouth
Wast
Traditional Scottish societies gather for Burns statue event
Mayor Hart attends a dawn gathering with Chief Munro as members from Charitable Irish Society Scottish Border Club and Maritime Provincial Club, plus officers from Fraser Royal Highlanders and Royal Highland veterans, assemble with drums and bagpipes to honor Burns.
Portuguese Banquet Highlights Boston Benevolent Ball
The annual banquet and ball of the Portuguese Benevolent Association of Massachusetts was held last evening in Webster Hall East Boston and featured a large turnout and celebratory mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Small
Portuguese Benevolent Association of Massachusetts
Webster Hall
East
Boston
Joao R. DE Carvalho
Celebration of the Orders Thirty-Sixth Anniversary
The report notes a celebration marking the thirty six year foundation anniversary. Following the grand march at 9 30 led by organizers, participants gathered for ceremonies and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Maine Towns Incorporate and Notable Local Highlights
Maine news item notes Rumford Lovell Orland and Ellsworth incorporation a century ago. Highlights include William Z Clayton candidate for G A R department commander, Rev Axtell ordained in Portland, Archbishop Bruchess and Bishop Harkins visiting Portland, and Captain Horgan likely Portland mayor of First Regiment. Over 15 million feet of lumber to be removed around Union River this spring. Schoolhouse in Blaine deemed unsafe. new one planned. Eddie Digon and Larsen Peters, guides, freed by a moose near Kitatdin Iron Works for over twelve hours. Mr and Mrs S H Murray of Lewiston celebrate golden anniversary. Dedham resident James Johnson confirms enlistment and service in the Philippines after years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumford
Lovell
Orland
Ellsworth
William Z. Clayton
A. G. Axtell
Portland
Bruchess
Montreal
Harkins
Providence
Henry
Horgan
Union River
Blaine
George Chadbourne
Larre
Eddie Digon
Larsen Peters
Kitahdin Iron Works
S. H. Murray
Lewiston
James Johnson
Dedham
Boston
Philippines
Nashua to revive its Board of Trade
Nashua announces plans to revive its Board of Trade while local notes include missing Dover resident John Sankas and a batch of community items._READERS see annual production at Armoskeag foundry, prize for a bird composition by 12 year old Rachel Seavey, and anniversary celebrations for the Senter and Knox couples. General Bartlett dies in Manchester as Dartmouth players prep for debates with Williams and Brown._
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Nashua
Board of Trade
John Sankas
Dover
Armoskeag
Manchester
Rachel T. Seavey
North Conway
New Hampshire Audubon Society
Antrim
Charles H. Bartlett
Dartmouth College
Williams
Brown
Jaconin
Carpenters
L. l. Kimball
Rochester School Board
Vermont Supreme Court Debates Right of Way Case
The Rutland road is contesting a right of way with the Central Vermont in the Supreme Court. A new ice house is being erected in Burlington for the Rutland road. Charles O. Sargent of Chester files voluntary bankruptcy petition. Charles Batchelder of White River becomes clerk of the railroad commissioners. The new St. Albans fire station is completed. The Supreme Court sits in Montpelier. Burlington overseers served 239 families last year. A canning factory will be built in St. Albans this summer. Mr and Mrs George O Stanley of Randolph celebrate their golden wedding yesterday. Mrs Vrancis Butterfly of Montpelier is grandmother to five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont
Supreme Court
Burlington
Rutland Road
Charles O. Sargent
Chester
Charles Batchelder
White River
St. Albans
Montpelier
George O. Stanley
Randolph
Railroad Commission Rejects Baggage Law for Bicycles on Beacon Hill
The Railroad Commission reports no need for a state baggage law for bicycles citing varying results in other states and moderate current charges. In the same day, Arthur C. Burton and supporters urged a law exempting bicycles from taxation while imposing license fees to fund better roads and bike paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Hill
Railroad Commission
Sterling Elliott
Arthur C. Burton
Handy Appointed to National C R C Membership Committee
President E J Porter of the Century Road Club names William B Handy of Boston to the national membership committee. Handy is a long time Massachusetts division member and helps maintain morale and oversee century riders who undertake or complete long rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Porter
Century Road Club
William B. Handy
Boston
C.R. C
Massachusetts
Mr. Handy
New Member Elected to National Memorial Committee
William B. Handy joins the National Memorial Committee of the Century Road Club focusing on expanding membership and addressing questions of character. The committee directs most actions related to growing the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Metropolitan Wheelmen Ball Crowded at Paul Revere Hall
Nearly 200 couples attended the sixth annual Metropolitan Wheelmen ball in Paul Revere Hall last night. Club president George H. Anderson served as chief marshal while Floor Director George W. Newton led the grand march. Attendees included Captain A. D. Peck and many named members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Paul Revere Hall
George W. Newton
Newton
George H. Anderson
A. D. Peck
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Bertram Harriott
W. L. Wiley
L. Jaeger
J. H. Wallace
George L. Howland
Margaret Follansbee
R. Locke
P. O. Sheehan
K. H. McInnes
Lynch
A. Lane
G. H. Anderson
A. F
Dedham Rep Clark to Propose Special County Commissioner Bill
Representative Arthur Clark of Dedham will offer a bill in the House on Friday to elect special county commissioners and define their powers. The act would appoint two commissioners per county, elected by town meeting delegates, with one from each major party, outlining their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhedham
Arthur Clark
Dedham
Suffolk
Nantucket
Clark
Fire damages stock at cloak wholesale firm on Hanover street
A fire last evening caused about 1000 dollars in damage to the stock of N. Aronson a wholesale dealer in cloaks Cape and skirts on the second floor of the six story granite building at 188 Hanover street owned by John Rennson A citizen called Station 1 nearby and flames were seen bursting from the second story The fire department responded quickly saving the building Most losses were from water damage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Aronson
John Rennson
Hanover Street
Station 1
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