Charlestown Wins Three Games With Pins to Spare
Kenney and Pray duel in a lively tilt for honors as Charlestown secures three wins with pins to spare totaling 2569. The win streak highlights strong team performance and individual scoring.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1898
Page
3
Charlestown Tops Newton in Boston Amateur League Bowling
Charlestown led the Boston Amateur League clash at Charlestown Club, winning all three games to total 2069 pins while Newton totaled 2410. Kenney of Charlestown was top scorer with 665, Pray of Newton close behind at 664. Southwell also added a 3 bagger as Newton showed spare finishers in the late frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Newton
Boston
Kenney
Pray
Southwell
Tapley
Scully
Interclub Series At Jeffries Club Ends In Tie
Reading A C split wins with Jeffries Club at East Boston last evening. Reading won billiards and both pool games and the whist while Jeffries took bowling and one billiards game. Final scores show a draw between JEFFRIES and READING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Interclub
Jeffries
East
Boston
Reading A. C
Reading
Creightons
Chesters
Norfolk Alleys
Chester
Boylston Wins Display of Bowling Prowess at Meyers Alleys
In a City League clash Boylston and Meyers battled to tie for first as Boylston set records by rolling 2618 and 926 in a season best string. Small of Meyers hit 565 with no misses, while Crockett of Boylston followed by one pin behind. Fred Williams placed third with 6551 for three strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
Meyers
Meyers Alleys
Small
Crockett
Boylstone
Fred Williams
Burge Hayes Team Tops Kee Gan In Insurance League
Burge Hayes team defeated D W Kee Gan in a close Insurance League series bowing them in a key match at the lanes. The win boosts Burge Hayes position and tightens insurance league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burge Hayes
D.W. Kee Gan
Prise suit tops candlepin tourney at Boylston alleys
Jameson of Somerville meets Meyers ay team Wednesday at Meyers alleys in a candlepin contest. A 10 men tourney proceeds at McCarthy alleys with a roll-off planned for next Monday. Newtowne battled B A A in the snowgame but fought hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
Jameson
Somerville
Meyers Ay
Meyers
McCarthy
Newtowne
River side Gun Club Elects Officers at Inaugural Meeting
In Parlor F. Quincy House last evening the River side Gun Club held its first annual meeting. O Dennison of Waltham presided and H F Robertson recorded. Officers elected include L Dennison as president and R A Jones as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Robertson
Robert Smith
Lowell Arms Company
Henry Clark
Boston
Tom P. Powell
Bunker Hill Yacht Club selects officers amid election
At the annual election Mr Hogan (Naiad) faced independent T Edes (Scotia) for commodore. Fifty five ballots were cast with 27 each and one illegal. The club adjourned to Wednesday. A collation was served. The meeting voted to sustain the Massachusetts Yacht Racing Association action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill Yacht Club
M Hogan
Naiad
Commodore
T. Edes
Scotia
Ware Club
Massachusetts Yacht Racing Association
Dartmouth Relay Team Chosen for B A A Games
Dartmouth College selects its relay quartet H C Collar G McDavitt T W Egbert W Haskell and captain T Chase with substitutes D B Trude H H Sears for the B A A Games in Boston next month. ExCaptain Belzer debuts in the 880 yard run and Salinger in the 40 yard dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Brown
Belzer
Salinger
Schaefer Masters Billiards at Hub Parlors in Two Matches
Jake Schaefer dazzled with masse shots in a Caterday display at the Hub Billiard Parlors. He ran 9% in the afternoon against New England Champion Eames and 320 in the evening while Fred scored 66. Today Schaefer faces California champion Saylor in the afternoon, followed by Saylor versus Eames in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Schaefer
Wizard
New England
Eames
Fred
Schaefer
Saylor
California
Old Colony Yacht Ball Set for Orienta Hall
Sixth annual Old Colony Yacht Ball scheduled at Orienta Hall Roxbury on Feb 3. Yale football alumni banquet in New York at the Yale Club Feb 12. Jack Brewer seeks a $2000 shooting match with Fred Gilbert likely in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony
Orienta Hall
Roxbury
Yale
New York
New Yale
Jack Brewer
Fred Gilbert
Chicago
Jersey City
Frank Hart
Boston
Philadelphia
Will D. Fraser Johnson
Teddy Wilkinson
George McLeod
Ronald H. Pratt
Taunton Taunton and Salem Portland Scores
At Taunton Taunton 7 Ceoildas 6 and at Salem Salem 8 Pawtucket 5. Portland 4 Rockland 4 in a fragmented note with unclear final details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Ceoildas
Salem
Pawtucket
Portland
Rockland
Boston A A M eet Promises Record Indoor Track Program
The Boston Athletic Association indoor track meet set for Saturday February 5 at 5 30 pm at Mechanics Building aims to feature a grand sequence of team races with Harvard Yale Penn Holy Cross and others in events such as the scratch 40 yard dash the one mile race and the 440 yard special race. A large field from multiple states and Uncle Sam’s soldiers are expected to attend.
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Boston Athletic Association
Massachusetts
Uncle Sam
John Graham
Harvard
Yale
Bowdoin
University of Pennsylvania
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Brown
Amherst
Williams
Columbia of New York
Cornell
Boston College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Knickerbocker Athletic Club of New York
Boston
A. A
Second United States Artillery
First Regiment Heavy Artillery
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Cambridge Y. M. Co. A
H. J. Kane
A. T. Duffy
Worcester Academy
J. R. Callahan
T. W. McKenna
Seaney
J. J. Moynihan
C. O’connor
John S. Quinn
W. J. Holland
D. J. O’brien
Brown University
Tewksbury
Bastian
Hoffman
University of Pennsyvania
Callahan
Burdon
Winsor
Baxter
Philadelphia
Morse
Powell
Afler
Boxing Gossip Teems With Weight Disputes and Fights
NY telegraphed report debunks a 128‑pound bid between George Dixon and George Lavigne, noting neither champion would bend weight rules. The column lists upcoming bouts across cities, including Dobbs vs McDonough in Nanticoke and McAuliffe’s illness, with multiple matchups and local boxing news.
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New York
George Dixon
George Lavigne
Tom O’rourke
Tom
Saginaw
Dixon
Lavigne
Bobby Dobbs
Jack McDonough
Nanticoke
Penn
Dave Pickett
Walter Johnson
Professor Robinson
Joe Elms
Charley Simpson
Birmingam
England
Bob Allen
Professor Joe Robinson
Syracuse
N. Y
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Jack McAuliffe
Bath
Long Island
Kid McPartland
Harry Lemon
Niagara Falls
Lemon
Mike Leonard
Harrison
Chicago
Windy City
Lew Houseman
George Siler
Johnny Gorman
Dick Moore
Gorman
Moore
New Yorker
Philadelhia
Breck Smith
Dave Sullivan
Dave
Sammy Kelly
Paddy Fenton
Tom Broderick
Yonkers
Billy Smith
Charley Johnson
Philadelphia
Joe Fairburn
Joe Bernstein
Ance Sarnable
George V. Tuohey
Racing Trust faces uproar over mid distance control plan
The American Cycle Racing Association moves to control next year mid distance events drawing protests from clubs and riders. Top riders like Jimmy Michael Tom Linton and Constant Huret are signed for a circuit including Buffalo to Montreal. The L A W is urged to intervene though it only sets rules, while track owners and clubs clash over fees and gate percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cycle Racing Association
New York
Jimmy Michael
Tom Linton
Edouard Taylore
J. F. Starbuck
Philadelphia
Constant Huret
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Washington
Toronto
Montreal
Combine
Racing Association
Eddie McDuffee
Track Association
Racing Board
National Assembly
McKinley Addresses New York Merchants Club
President McKinley speaks to the New York Merchants Association on industrial growth. He argues government aids trade but cannot create it, urges citizen enterprise, and cites Senator Frye on merchant marine, Hawaiian Islands, and canal strategy amid post depression recovery. After midnight he attends a Windsor reception.
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Senate
Frye
Admiral Dupont
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
Great Britain
United States
Mexico
South America
J. Emory Smith
McKinley
Windsor
Bostonian Ladies Club Ball at Fensmere Oil Hall
The Bostonian cle Club hosted its annual ball at the Fensmere Oil hall with sixty five couples. President Miss E F Pitt directed the floor assisted by Miss Marie Gahm and others while a long list of attendees from cycling and boating clubs and Boston society filled the room in festive attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonian Cle Club
E. F. Pitt
Marie Gahm
K. Drake
A. C. Worcester
Julia Broderick
E. Ohman
Lizzie Ward
Mary Starr
Mamie Punch
Flossie Sargent
E. B. Gahm
James Queen
Woodbury
Eva Bemis
Maud McCarthy
Annie McKay
Mary Ward
Kittie Meehan
L. Garibaldi
Murray
Julia Tobin
Messrs. Jones
Nelson
Burch
Bald falls from wheel in Pittsburg race
Eddie Cannon Bald nearly completed a quarter mile dash on a 12 lap track but fell in the last turn of the first lap. He quickly remounted and finished the quarter in 36 15 seconds. The meeting logged 48 hour race updates with Waller leading scores at midnight and 1 a m as records fell by 61 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Eddie “Cannon” Bald
Waller
Henshaw
Elkes
Dench
Gannon
Schinner
Hall
Ruckel
Walters
New York
Schinneer
Elm City boxing show ends in stoppage and a draw
In New Haven the Elm City Nutmeg Athletic Club staged a boxing exhibition at Hyperion Theatre before about 2000. The main bout ended in an eighth-round stoppage with Higgins and Reynolds declared a draw after repeated fouls. Buzz Smith was KO’d in the fourth by Lew Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Elm City
Capitain Brewer
Walter Jennings
Eugene Briody
Meriden
Buzz’ Smith
Lew ‘Webster
Noddle Island Lyceum Hall Entertainment Draws 600
The Lyceum Hall event in East Hoston attracted about 600 people. Joe Horn impressed with imitations and a novel musical act. Tom Curtin, Billy O'Donnell, and Jimmy Coveney sang and danced, with many local acts including Barry Ryan, Luke Davidson, Wallie Brown, Billy Hansen, and others delivering performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noddle Island IA. C
Lyceum Hall
East Hoston
Joe Horn
Tom Curtin
Billy O'Donnell
Jimmy Coveney
Syback
Barry Ryan
Luke Davidson
Wallie Brown
Billy Hansen
Jerry Buckley
Charles Smith
Tom
Barney Harrington
Jimmy Briggs
Eugene Cummings
Tim McCarthy
Bud Damon
Jim Dolan
Jim Gorman
Billy Frazier
John Bell
M. J. Flaherty
Barney Doherty
Jack Tolan
Jim Gallagher
Spike Haley
Tom Dolan
Lewis Sullivan
Pat Bowen
Kid Foley
Harvard Athletics Committee to Present Case in Providence
A special Harvard committee led by Professor Ira N. Hollis Burgess and Fred Moore will present Harvard’s stance for pure athletics at the upcoming meeting of the colleges in Providence. The gathering responds to invitations from Brown to major eastern athletic colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Providence
Ira N. Hollis
Iid Burgess
Fred Moore
Harvard Graduate Athletic Association
Brown
New England School of Boxing Ad Shows Address
An OCR fragment advertises the New England School of Boxing at 74 Boylston Street in Harvard, with garbled contact lines likely signaling a call to reach the organization.
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NEW England School OF Boxing
Ham
Boylston St
Harvard Call Featensteeh ‘Call Orgwrite
Bicycle Gossip and Racing Plans Across the East
Nat Butler trains hard at Bellaire track aiming for a two minute twenty mile pace as middle distance work. A Lyceum Hall event honors Spiers and McNabb with dancing and a cake walk on February 10. International cycling talks loom in Liverpool and New York with track rule changes under discussion. Swiss champion Kaser faces Eaton in St. Louis February races for 500 dollars per side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Butler
Bellaire
Allen B. Spiers
William E. McNabb
East Boston
Lyceum Hall
James O’connor
John J. Corrigan
Harry Keenan
L. A. Brignall
Henry H. McCarthy
National Cyclists’ Union
England
Liverpool
National Track Association
New York
Henry E. Ducker
W. J. Morgan
Brockton
Charles Kaser
Jay Eaton
St. Louis
Davis and Fifel Draw In Dunkirk Bout
Tom Davis of San Francisco and Herman Fifel of Meadville Pennsylvania fought a very even fifteen round draw tonight before the Dunkirk Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
N. Y
Tom Davis
San Francisco
Herman Fifel
Meadville
Penn
Dunkirk Athletic Club
Toward Expanded Trade Through Better Markets and Information
The piece argues that profitable trade is hindered by limited transport facilities and lack of knowledge about other nations. It urges understanding foreign needs, reducing costs to reach buyers, and promoting American enterprise as a respected global partner. It calls for proactive measures to reach customers abroad.
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de Sirablie
Duty to coin money and uphold currency integrity
The speaker asserts the national government must coin money to maintain high standards of honesty and honor. They reject any legal technicality to reduce debt, pledge payment in trusted currency, and demand decisive financial legislation supported by seven million voters. This frames currency stability as the nation’s commission from the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Frye
Maine
Merchant Marine Service
Frye
Hawaiian Islands
Great Britain
United States
Vitality of Public Law and Finance Reform
The piece argues citizens must give vitality to public law beyond favoring sound money. It urges honest effort and thorough trial despite many difficulties, contending progress comes from fair discussion. It promotes sincere purpose, free debate, and intelligent discussion to strengthen support for a stable financial system.
Half Heartedness and the Defense of Sound Money Guidance
A political declamation argues that steadfast adherence to the St Louis platform and sound money is essential. It notes the tariff plank has become statute and insists Republicans must maintain specie‑backed policy, linking current leadership to past reform aims.
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ST. Louis
Division 17 Ball Honors Roxbury AOH Coterie
The tenth annual concert and ball of Division 17 AOH Roxbury was held at Union Park Hall with 800 attendees. Lyceum Orchestra played as President Hasson led as floor marshal and John Lonergan and Miss Mary Lockney led the grand march among 150 couples. Notables in attendance included D J Fitzpatrick Joseph Riordan and wives, M J McEtrick, G Norton, T L Connolly, C I Quirk, J F Dever, B T Daly, W L McCarthy, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 17
Roxbury
Union Park Hall
Washington Street
Lyceum Orchestra
William J. Hasson
Thomas J. Bronnelly
John P. Lonergan
Mary Lockney
James H. Murphy
Messrs
D. J. Fitzpatrick
Joseph Riordan
Riordan
David Flynn
Flynn
Joseph Downing
Downing
Thomas Higgins
Higgins
R. W. Garrity
Garrity
M. J. McEttrick
George Norton
T. L. Connolly
Common Council
Charles I. Quirk
John F. Dever
B. T. Daly
L. McCarthy
P. J. Bronnelly
Mary Casey
Etta Cosgrove
Margaret Murphy
James J. Bowden
Stephen Gaffey
Gaffey
John Comerford
Mary Downey
William Grainey
M. T. Grainey
John E. Murphy
Patrick J. Ducey
Ducey
Agnes Ryan
James Mantle
Mary Walsh
Moliie
Annie Murphy
Julia Mulligan
John F. Murphy
Murphy
Joseph A. Bowder
Yale Crew Candidates Open Practice Under Whitney and Cook
Captain Payne Whitney and Coach Robert J. Cook led 24 varsity hopefuls in their first group session at Yale New Haven. No freshmen joined the session as they must prove proficiency in their class boat before varsity selection.
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New Haven, Conn
Payne Whitney
Robert J. Cook
Whitney
Hayward Hosts Toasts at Opening Night
The friends of Messrs. Smith and Kerrissey attended the Hayward opening yesterday. Toasts celebrated prosperity and longevity of the new venture as guests praised the elegance and lavish furnishing of the establishment’s rooms.
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Messrs. Smith & Kerrissey
The
Hayward
Massachusetts Rep Proposes Six Year Presidential Term
Washington January 27 Representative Fitzgerald of Massachusetts introduced in the House a resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to extend the presidential term to six years and to bar Presidents from seeking re election afterward.
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Washington
Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
House
Chairman Irwins Guests Dine Then Attend Boston Museum Show
An informal Senate dinner honoring the street railway committee was hosted by Chairman Irwin and House Chairmen Hoyt and Clerk Anthony at Youngs. After dining the guests attended a performance at the Boston Museum.
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Senate
Young’s
Irwin
Hoyt
Anthony
House
Boston
Prominent Cincinnati mill owner fatally shot by burglars
Christian Lein, a leading pioneer citizen and resident of the Cincinnati Flour and Seed Company, was shot twice and fatally wounded at his mill in Cincinnati. Burglars secured nothing and escaped.
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Cincinnati, O
Christian Lein
Cincinnati Flour and Seed Company
Parker House Poised Event With Varied Music Recitations
A Parker House gathering hosted by the committee chaired by J. C. Abel featured a varied programme of solos songs and recitations plus a colored quartet and instrumental selections. The British Charite Society contributed a smoke social element to the evening.
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Parker House
J. C. Abel
British Charite Society
Sleighing crowds on Beacon Street draw large horse show crowd
Snow packed on Boston streets brings heavy sleigh traffic with many family sleighs and a large Beacons Street crowd. Waldo Pierce's Alcidalia tops speed, while a nip and tuck on the St Paul to St Marys stretch features Mying Dutchman and Churchbell.
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Beacor Street
Coolidge’s Corner
St. Mary’s Street
Boston
Brookline
BE. F
Waldo Pierce
Alcidalia
Crackajack
Mr. Pierce
Mying Dutchman
Churchbell
Tom” Holmes
J. E. Kenney
St. Paul Street
Dutchman
R. D. Lawrence
Jimmie B
New England
George Betts
Ashmont
Billy D
A. D. Lawrence
George E. Reed
Marion Brown
Jerry
Hall Boys
B. F. Albee
William Scollans
Randolph Clark
Rudolph K
Dr. Wentworth
Dr. Franklin
Commodore Terkins
Dr. Oliver
John Shepard
George Norton
Flyaway
E. D. Hardy
Dora R
Henry S. Kerrison
Herby Cook
B. W. Neil
George Hawkins
William H
Barkey Greene
Joseph J. Lennon
George P. Johnson
McGregor
Fran R. Driscoll
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QO. E. Fitch
James Stack
George H. Dennis
William Stone
William Minton
Tilly Haynes
Tri
Frank Ivers
George Ryan
Davis
Newton
Dr. Dutt
Mr. Harrington
the Hatter
Charles White
A. D. Healey
Samuel Spofford
Frank Lavery
John Groves
Fred 8. Gore
R. J. Howe
Charles Smith
Carrie Floyd
Route Change for Boston A A Cross Country Run
Repairs to the Back Bay bridge near the O'Reilly statue alter the Boston A A cross country route. Start 3 20 p m from the club house to Commonwealth Avenue then to the reservoir and back to Exeter street. Competitors use Tech gymnasium as dressing room per the secretary of the Mions. Entries and handicaps listed.
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O'Reilly
Back Bay Park
Boston A. A
Commonwealth Avenue
Reservoir
Exeter Street
Tech Gymnasium
The
Mions
Fancy Skating Showdowns Highlight South Boston Meet
John Nilsson of Minneapolis dominated the rink at Locust Street defeating New England champion Bob Warner in a one mile handicap race by a lap. He then performed backward skating and chair-jumping, delivering a long display followed by a ten minute challenge where three skaters tried and failed to hold him above the waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Athletic Association
Locust Street
John Nilsson
Minneapolis
Bob Warner
New England
Nilsson
Peter Kelley
Ronald Pratt
Weeping newsboy scam linked to Scollay Square crowds
Police warn the public about a crying colored newsboy followed by two white boys in Scollay Square and nearby streets. The boys allegedly force readers to buy papers by staging robberies of the lad, a noted ruse netting them a harvest.
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Scollay Square
Frank P. Hurlburt
Station 4
Chin Tye
Oxford Street
Glidden
Wolf
George E. Swasey
J. §. Round & Co
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