Tie for Second Place Broken In Gilt Edge League
In the Gilt Edge League Commercial leads early second half, taking two from Dudley while B A A breaks second place tie by defeating Old Dorchester. Newton holds third, one game ahead of Charlestown with a three corner tie for fifth among Newtowne 999th and Old Dorchester. Buntin leads individuals with 187 average as Newton tops team and three-string totals. Grover and Play also high in averages.
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Commercial
Dudley
Old Dorchester
Newton
Charlestown
Newtowne
999Th
Buntin
Grover
Hales
PSA Gerbadisses Ceanes
Old
Dorchester
Eam
Mystic Valley League standings and whist leaders update
Charlestown holds the top Mystic Valley League position while Old Belfry forfeits three games to Calumet pushing them to third behind Arlington. Newtowne and 99th tie for fifth. whist leads show Old Belfry and Newtowne tied for first with seven wins. Marston tops individual bowlers as Charlestown dominates team strings and totals.
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Charlestown
OldBelfry
Calumet
Arlington
Owanda
999Th
Newtowne
Old Belfry
Marston
Charlestown Club
Arlington Boat Club
Salumet Club
Towanda
Escuela
Newtowne Club
Medford
Teel
A. A
Homer
A. B. C.cc
Ceeceesevees
H. F. Durgin
A. B. Co
Pee Bensne
Okou
Winchester
New Century League Bowling Leads Tie For First
In the New Century League second week, independents and Norwoods tie for first as each team loses only one of six. Dedham sits third and Boylston Jrs fourth, with Smith of Norwoods leading individual averages at 93. Lang of Boylston tops the league with 95.
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Independents
Norwoods
Dedham
Boylston, Jrs
Smith
Avy'ge. Independents
Norwood
Boylston Juniors
Roslindale
Hyde Park
South Boston
Webster
Chamberlain
Reerees
Lane
DO Cavanaugh
Harrop
Akira Reese
Emec Eoe
So Coughlin
McKee
Sipe Cone Bere
Quinn
Raneesee
Ricker
Enaeee
Ellis
Enn Senate
Eer Heer Lo Cascin
Boylsion
Edeneter Adam He
Cee Schwender
Rubber League Series Crowns Stoughton Champs
The Rubber League season ended with Stoughton winning the championship. Barnes forfeited three games for non appearance, dropping to second place behind Stoughton, with Cable third and Revere fourth. Individual and team totals set records for three string and single string play, led by Whitten of Stoughton and other top performers.
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Barnes
Cable
Revere
Soung Rubber Co
H. K. Barnes
Seoweae
Cable Rubber Co
Coerce
Revere Rubber Co
1860
Whitten
Pickard
Dudley
Ray
Williams
Casey
Spear
Short-Distance Cycle Records Fall In 1901 Yet Long Marks Remain
The 1901 cycling year saw many short distance records shattered while middle and long distance marks largely held. The National Cycling Association limited official records to outdoor tracks, influencing which figures are recognized. Jimmie Michael retired to pursue racing in Europe, while Walthour and others earned top titles though no official paced champion exists. Joe Nelson showed dominant amateur records, signaling a rising pro potential.
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England
Europe
National Cycling Association
Frank Kramer
Marshall Taylor
Taylor
Jimmy Michael
Stinson
Elkes and
Walthour
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Nelson
Jimmie Michael
America
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Miles H.m
Collett Weeeneer
Waltbour
Collett
Michael
Forrest
Elkes
Looi
Enee
H.m. S
Renway
Leander
Sosee Lom Professionals
Joe Nelson
Dueree
McFarland
John Nelson
Cerestoes
Kramer
Vaughn
Hausman
Smith
Robe Coool
Walters
Miller
Waller
Hem
EB Smith
Bank Officers’ League Shows Tight Leader Tie In Two Circuits
The Bank Officers’ League standings stay close with Old Colony Trust and Redemption sharing the lead after last week’s two wins each. Shawmut sits third and International Trust fourth as most teams stay bunched, while Fourth remains at the bottom with only three victories. Bowker claims clear top individual average at 91, with Dwinnell and Langley close behind. Other clubs in the mix include Boston Safe Puritan Trust and Republic. In the City Battle Pink league, Boylston narrows the gap, two games ahead of The Hub, Sudbury third, Meyers fourth, and Smith of Boylston leading the individual averages.
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Redemption
Shawmut
International Trust
Bowker
Dwinnell
Langley
Boston
Puritan Trust
Republic
Boucay
Old Colony
Wiggin
International Ashenden
Tobey
Dresser
Tore Wesas
Ee Estabrook
Boylston
Sudbury
Meyers
Smith
Boylstons
Morgan
Lawson
Dan
Bes Chateentare
Lvepeset
Neon Bauers
Jeetasete
Mt. Pleasant
Leahy
Mr. Pleasant
Jameson
Newton
Whiton
McLean
A. Heald
J. Bergin
Courtney
Yan
Seer
City Candle Pin League race tightens with pair of leaders
Web ster and Carruth each won two games last week while Murray and Irwin moved up by taking three games. The race grows more interesting as standings shift and teams push for top spots.
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Webster and
Carruth
Murray & Irwin
Butter Team Leads Marketmen Bowling Standings
The Butter team remains top in the Marketmen's Bowling League with Farmers four games back. Fish sits third, Produce and Poultry are tied for fourth. Clark of Poultry leads individual averages at 176, followed by Kinsman Watts and Wright.
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Clark
Kinsman
Wright
Benjamin
Gillette
Kilton
Dalton
Winchester
Houghton
Karmers
Faulkner
I"armers
Watts
Marketmen's League
Federal
Beacon
Curtis
North Qhara
Amateur League first half figures released by secretary
Secretary Littlefield announces the first half figures for the Amateur League series, noting Fest in as the organizer and confirming standings and totals for teams and players.
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Littlefield
Felows
Pork Packers League standings show small changes after results
Last week's voting produced no change in the Pork Packers League standings. Leaders each won two games while J. P. Squire & Co. and North P. & P. Co. each won one, leaving them tied for third place as Armour & Co. and others maintain strong records.
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Pork Packers
J. P. Squire & Co
North Pork and Packing
Felows
Amateur and local league matches listed for this week
Schedule shows multiple leagues with games this week including Old Dorchester at Newtowne in Match(es) This Week and various matches across Mystic Valley Suburban and New Century Leagues. Notable pairings include Arlington at Charlestown, Dedham at Boylston, Webster at Norwood, and Central at Newton among others.
Will Award Basketball Championship
A meeting of the N. BE. A. A. A. OU basketball committee will be held tomorrow evening at 25 Arch Street Boston to award the New Boneland basketball championship. Cambridge and Springfield have applied to represent. The championship is open to all registered teams, with registration due before February 1.
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Boston
Cambridge
Springfield
P. O. Sheehan
Sheehan
A. G. Batchelder
National Cycling Association
New York
Colonel Sheehan
New England
Revere
Charles River Park
Providence
Worcester
Harvard Basketball Faces A A U Disqualification Warning
Harvard basketball team warned by the A A U to prove registration with the New England association before a scheduled New York match with the Silent Five. If papers are not shown the team will be disqualified, a move seen as possibly blocking the game. The N E A U basketball committee doubts the Harvard game will occur.
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Harvard
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
Sullivan
New England Association
Dumbrnsky
N. E. A. A. U. Basketball Committee
All skating ponds throng with crowds at Jamaica, Franklin Park
About 10000 people enjoyed skating at Jamaica Pond in ideal conditions. The crowd, cosmopolitan, watched fancy and speed skaters with some falls. Franklin Park drew 5000 skaters with police restricting speed events. Public Garden and Frog Pond were packed with children from the North South and West Ends.
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Jamaica Pond
North End
Franklin Park
Frog Pond
Fine Horses on Sale in New York Fasig-Tipton Auction
Hundreds of horsemen gather for Fasig-Tipton speed sale at Madison Square Garden opening tomorrow. Buyers from across the East, including a Kentucky syndicate, seek top trotters like Oakland Baron and Keen broodmares such as Louise Mac. Notable consignors include Frank Jones with Kingmond and other entries like Kentucky Wilkes and Arion at Palo Alto.
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New York
Fasig-Tipton Company
Madison Square Garden
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Chicago
Boston
East
Kingmond
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Baron Wilkes
Stamboul
Oakland Baron
Dreamer
E. H. Harriman
Thomas W. Lawson
Marshland Stud
Advertiser
Arion
Palo Alto
King
Axtello
Penn Quakers Baseball Schedule Lacks Yale Date
Philadelphia Pennsylvanias baseball committee states there is no Yale game on the 26 game schedule which includes Harvard Cornell Columbia Brown Lehigh Georgetown and Virginia. The team departs for a southern trip March 28 and opens March 29 at Charlottesville against Virginia while faculty approval is pending.
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Philadelphia
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Yale
Quakers
Harvard
Cornell
Columbia
Brown
Lehigh
Georgetown
Virginia
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Harvard and Yale to Fence in Inaugural Dual Match
Harvard and Yale fencing teams plan a first of its kind dual meet at Harvard next month. The regular squads will compete, marking the inaugural contest between the two schools in this sport.
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Harvard
Yale
Girl shoots at Chick Stahl in Fort Wayne
Miss Lulu Ortman, a stenographer, is held after attempting to shoot baseball star Chick Stahl. Police say Ortman was armed and sought Stahl, claiming he jilted her. Superintendent Worstline disarmed her and took her to the station. Stahl declined further comment.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Lulu Ortman
Chick” Stahl
Stahl
Jeffries Draws The Color Line In Debate Over Fights
Champion Jim Jeffries, with brother Jack and manager Joe Egan, arrives for a town engagement. He refuses to fight a colored opponent Denver Wd Martin and backs a high stakes match with Fitzsimmons or Sharkey while pursuing a winner take all purse. He trains lightly but ready in eight weeks.
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Jim
Jeffries
Jack
Joe’ Egan
Jack’ McCormick
O'Frisco
Sharkey
Delaney
Fitzsimmons
Denver
Martin
Jeffiies
Ruhlin
Madden
Mia
New York
Fitz
John L
America
Michael Withdraws from 15 Mile Motor Pace Race
Jimmy Michael the Welsh bicycle star yesterday agreed to race Archie McEachern in a 15 mile motor paced event at the Second Regiment armory but today repealed the agreement and left town. McEachern will instead race Bennie Monroe of Memphis and Otto Maya of Erie in the same event.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Michael
Archie McEachern
Second Regiment Armory
Michael
McEachern
Bennie Monroe
Memphis
Tenn
Otto Maya
Erie
Penn
Boxing Gossip and Legal Moves Shake Ring Circles
The article notes Bob Fitzsimmons downplays his stair accident as a bruise and a shaking up while suing for 50 000. It mentions potential nose operations for Young Corbett Terry McGovern and Jim Jeffries revealing higher mill receipts. It hints George Dixon his last Baltimore bout and a proposed meeting between Jim Stone Danny Snyder and Jos Woodman Joe Reed at the Post sporting room tomorrow at 4 PM.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Fisasimmons
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Little George Dixon
Lenny
Baltimore
Jim Stone
Danny Snyder
Jos Woodman
Joe Reed
Post Sporting Room
New Harvard Building To Be Named Iversen Hall
Harvard University plans a new brick three story building to be named Iversen Hall and will house the Philosophical department. The site has not yet been decided.
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Harvard University
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