Week in Bowling Ends Tie in Interclub Race
Newtowne holds first as Charlestown and Newton contend for second in a close finish. Standings show six bowlers above 180 with top marks by Armstrong 288 and Scully 622 as the interclub circuit opens a decisive stretch.
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Newtowne
Newton
Battery
Charlestown
Scully
Newtowne Club
Charlestown Club
Boston Athletic Assn
Newton Club
Dudley Club
Commercial Club
999Th Artillery Assn
Calumet Club
Dorchester Club
Arlington Boat Club
Armstrong
Orne
Epare
Tower
Pray
Vibes
Cale Tilles Hielk
Creo Ey
Atcces Cavers
Sisa
Ninieiuabie
Saunders
Perkins
Oeee
Newton of
Ken Hs
Hales
Caldwell
Crockett, Newtowne Club
ICME
Towanda
Billiards Central
Melrose A. C
Glendon
Belmont Abeam as Herreshoff and Columbia Hire Tenders
Belmont syndicate and New Herreshoff engage the Erie basin dry dock for the defender on Aug 15 16 17 ahead of trial races. Park City and Mt Morris chartered as tenders. Crowninshield eyeing best suited steamers. Valkyrie modifications include ballast lead changes to improve speed and trim details for 90 footers.
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Foxy Nat Herreshoff
Belmont Syndicate
Boston
Erie Basin Dry Dock
Newport
Park City
Bridgeport
Port Jefferson
Mt. Morris
Crowninshield
Clyde
James Coats
Cyclists Readied for Smooth Annual Meet Despite Frictions
The National Cycling Association anticipates a calm annual meeting despite belligerent talk. Proposals surround franchise bids by Percy Harden and F P Q O Sheehan, with budget fees and track plans noted. Warwick riders target middle distance as Cadwell and the chainless era receive attention. Fred St Onge and Louis Kleh report strong reception for touring act.
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National Cycling Association
L. A. W. Simmers
FP. QO. Sheehan
Providence
Sheehan
N. Cc. A
Board of Control
Wendelschafer
State House
Warwick
Michael
Ross
Walthour
Cadwell
Fred St. Onge
Toledo
Louis Kleh
Williams
Boston
Mr. St. Onge
Nation and baseball trade shifts spark league tension
Hush Duffy, former Boston captain, moves to Milwaukee to manage the American League club, while Boston backs a second team. Ban Johnson warns NL changes to the national agreement as AL expands east. Carrie Nation says she will visit New York and Topeka amid ongoing temperance protests. reactions from WCTU leaders split on her methods.
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Chicago
Hush Duffy
Boston
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Washington
Baltimore
Duffy
Matt Killilea
Soden
American League
National League
Ban Johnson
Nick Young
Hart
Y H Brown Signed by Boston Club as Young Catcher
Y H Brown, 21, signed by manager Selee for Boston on Tenney’s recommendation. From Ossipee New Hampshire, he attends Bryant & Stratton in this city and boards in Cambridge. He previously played for Somersworth NH and Dartmouth, and was with the Springfield Eastern League team at season end. Brown weighs about 170 pounds and is of medium height.
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Y. H. Brown
Selee
Boston
FITZS MIGHT FIGHT WINNER OF JEFFRIES Ruhlin CLASH
Dan Stuart, fifth promoter, predicts Bob Fitzsimmons will likely accept a bout with the winner of the Jeffries Ruhlin match. He plans a strong purse and says a Cincinnati fight could happen, with a Carson City bout against Fitzsimmons if Jeffries defeats Ruhlin.
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Chicago
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Dan Stuart
Auditorium Hotel
Fitzsimmons
Cincinnati
Carson City
Sharkey Confirms Planned Match With Maher
Hot Springs Arkansas January 27 1903 veteran pugilist Tom Sharkey says he is bound by contracts signed in New York to fight Peter Maher and will honor the agreement regardless of whether the bout is staged before the Louisville or San Francisco clubs.
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Hot Springs
Ark
New York
Peter Maher
Louisville
San Francisco
Tom Sharkey
Boxing Gossip and Boston Club News Flash
Kid McCoy sails for Europe with a six week plan including Naples and the Mediterranean. He rejected Western offers totalling $1000 a week and will back with Martin J. Walsh while awaiting possible matches. The Boston public learns of the Business Men's Athletic Club rules and membership process with details on dues, initiation, and access.
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New York
Kid McCoy
Europe
The
Post
McCoy
Naples
Mediterranean
Providence
Cincinnati
Louisville
Martin J. Walsh
eCay
Jim Corbett
Cable
Boston
Business Men's Athletic Club
Bcard
Joseph A. Woodman
Stamford Street
EB. Y. Keevin
Pitts Street
Charles Haley
J. F. Coyne
East Providence
Young Flanagan
Charlestown
Kid Block
JT. Alberts
Morse
Roxbury
BR. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Allen to Coach Yale Crews in New Haven Jan. 27
Captain Gus Blagden of the Yale navy has arranged with Fred Allen, last year's captain, to coach the Yale crews in New Haven Connecticut.
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New Haven, Conn
Gus Blagden
Yale Navy
Fred Allen
Harvard Baseball Prospects Brightens With New Talent
Harvard eyes a strong baseball season as mid year exams wind down in February. Clarkson the freshman pitcher and Carr the Cambridge Latin School shortstop join a roster boosted by Loughlin's graduation gap. The track program lags, but baseball and crew spark student enthusiasm for a potential revival of late eighties glory.
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Harvard
Loughlin
Clarkson
Carr
Cambridge Latin School
Reid
Ruhlin Arrives in Cincinnati for Feb. 15 Jeffries Fight
Gus Ruhlin and his manager Billy Madden reached Cincinnati today and went to training at the Country Club. They will stay there until the February 15 bout with Jeffries. Jeffries is also training hard on Price Hill.
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Cincinnati
Gus Ruhlin
Billy Madden
Country Club
Jeffries
Price Hill
Duffy Keys Milwaukee Move as Association Shapes Release
Manager Hugh Duffy of the Milwaukee club declares he may join Milwaukee if Boston owners withhold his release. Charles Zimmer calls a Protective Association meeting in Cleveland to urge players not to sign with the new American Association. Also noted are a billiard tournament at Hub rooms and Columbia University strength tests for freshmen in height weight and athletic eligibility.
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Hugh Duffy
Milwaukee American League Baseball
Boston
Milwaukee
Players’ Protective Association
Taylor
Charles Zimmer
Columbia University
Major gambling raid nets 25 arrests at Oxford Street
Police report the largest Chinese gambler raid in years with twenty five arrests at 23 Oxford Street yesterday afternoon following a prior raid at 6 Oxford Street that resulted in three arrests.
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Oxford Street
Snapper Garrison Lying Very Low at Home
Edward Garrison known as the Snapper is very ill at his home in Sheepshead Bay New York, with his condition described as very low and serious.
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New York
Edward Garrison
the Snapper
Sheepsheaday
Russians in Westfield Street Brawl Endangers Three Men
A Saturday night dance altercation between Russians and three Westfield youths led to three injuries and a fatal brain stab wound. John Pitonyak suffers a dirk wound in the head and may die. Matyas Olejnak is jailed to face assault or manslaughter charges depending on Pitonyak’s fate.
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Westfield
John Pitonyak
Noble Hospital
Matyas Olejnak
Pitonyak
Albert Elkey
Peter Kirby
Frank White
Kirby
Elkey
Women evangelists close Bromfield Street revival
Miss May Frost and Miss Fannie Simpson wrapped up a month of revival meetings at Bromfield Street Methodist Church with a large service. Simpson sang solos and Frost spoke on choosing a Christian life, urging personal influence for faith and inviting nonbelievers to convert. Several attendees prayed to commit themselves.
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Miss May Frost
Fannie Simpson
Bromfield Street Methodist Church
Miss Simpson
Miss Frost
Kearns rises to fame from Park City miner to Utah senator
Thomas Kearns, newly elected Republican Senator from Utah, began as a common miner at Ontario mine in Park City earning $3 a day twelve years ago. Born April 11, 1862 in Woodstock, Ontario, he moved to Utah at 21 and became a mining power, key Silver King stockholder, developer of May-Nower, and benefactor who built a $50,000 orphanage for the Catholic Church. He owns extensive holdings, loves horses, and plans continue business influence.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Thomas Kearns
Ontario
Park City
Mr. Kearns
Woodstock
Can
Salt Lake
Yenator Kearns
Chicago
Odell Promises Police Reform Without Devery Aid
Governor Odell stated that New York City police reorganization would occur within thirty days without Chief Devery’s help. He predicted the police bill would pass the Legislature and dismissed reformers who want vice agitation to end. He said he seeks a clean, prosperous city rather than partisan Republican victories.
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New York
Odell
Devery
Ren
Wyammany
Naugatuck High Principal Wins Boston University Scholarship
Mr Herbert Sanborn principal of Naugatuck High School was awarded a 500 dollar scholarship by Boston University College of Liberal Arts for exceptional study in philosophy and philology. The recipient must study a year at a German university, likely Heidelberg University, pursuing a PhD in philosophy. The Rev T F Potterton resigned to become pastor of the First Universalist Church of Taunton.
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Herbert (. Sanborn
Naugatuck (Conn
Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Sanborn
Heidelberg University
Germany
T. FE. Potterton
West Somerville
YMHA Quarterly Meeting at Minot Hall
The general quarterly meeting of the Young Men's Hebrew Association was held last evening at Minot Hall addressed by Rabbis Fleischer Lasker and Hirschberg and others.
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Young Men's Hebrew Association
Minot Hall
Fleischer, Lasker
Hirschberg
Paris social figure Pauline Cassin Caro dies at 184
Mme Pauline Cassin Caro widow of the savant M Elme Caro and member of the French Academy died today in Paris. She was born in 184.
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Paris
Pauline Cassin Caro
Jetters
M. Elme Caro
French Academy
Verdi Dies Peacefully as Senate Eulogizes Composer
Milam Jan 27 Verdi died after a two day struggle surrounded by relatives. King Victor Emmanuel sent condolences and Verdi requested a very modest funeral without music. He left legacies to friends and planned interment at the Retreat for Indigent Musicians. The Italian Senate honored him with eulogies in Rome.
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Milam
Verdi
Victor Emmanuel
Irish language schools hold sessions across city areas
Sunday sessions of the l hoc Celtic Society and Gaelic schools met in rooms on Hudson Street and 1141 Washington Street with large attendance. Supervisors and assistants led classes in Irish and Welsh topics, with songs, readings, and blackboard explanations of Irish places. A public entertainment is planned, and social gatherings included local residents and volunteers.
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l’hilo-Celtic Society
Hudson Street
Oak Street
Jemea Drinan
Dinneen
Ahern
Trish
Waelish
Veyth
Washington Street
Mary A. O'Neil
Ellen Keohane
John Egan
Ireland
P. JT
Cy Daly
Masters James
John O'Brien
Dorchester
George Wingeran
Whitmore Street
Maury
Donovan
Mesara
LD. S. Sheerin
Michael K. Mahoney
Terry
Walsh
Cuffs
Lynn
James Quill
Me'Swvecenvy
Elks Charity Concert Draws Record Boston Audience
The Tremont Theatre hosted the first Elks charity concert last night drawing a large crowd. The program featured the Boston Cavet Band and leading stage talents including Larry He Lund Maurice Zarrymore Sarony Lambert Edm in reese Melville Charles J Moss Felix Haney Tom Browne Willis Sweatnam Signora Rita Maria Helen Royton and Stella Mayhew.
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Elks
Tremont Theatre
Boston Cavet
Larry HE. Lund
Maurice Zarrymore
Sarony Lambert
Edmun i Reese
Melville
Charlies J.moss
Felix Haney
Tom Browne
Willis K. Sweatnam
Signora
Rita Maria
Helen Royton
Stella Mayhew
Fox and Ward
Stolen Church Contribution Box Sparks Investigation
The contribution box containing 75 dollars was stolen from the East Congregational Church during Sunday school. The thief was likely familiar with the church and the box placement, suggesting inside knowledge of the building and its disposal method.
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Waris
Sleepwalker Clings to Window Then Falls in Fall River
Joseph A. Jarvis suffered a broken leg after waking in his sleep and dropping from a second story window. He was found on the ground by officers and taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Fall River
Joseph A. Jarvis
Jarvis
Police raid on 2 Hanover street nets multiple gaming arrests
Officers of Division 1 raided 2 Hanover street and arrested Louis Forte 25 of 28 Fleet street Giuseppe Sane tello 30 of 45 North Isennet street Vencentzo Perraccano of 3 Prince street Angelo Penta 28 of 74 Charter street Joseph Vacchino 26 of 294 Hanover street and James Yunes 22 of 122 Richmond street on gaming charges with John Denosa of Winchester Mass charged as present.
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Hanover Street
Louis Forte
Fleet Street
Guiseppe Sanetello
Isennet Street
Vencenzo Perraccano
Prince Street
Angelo Penta
Charter Street
Joseph Vacchino
James Yunes
Richmond Street
John Denosa
Winchester
Mass
I R A Sets July 2 Rowing Races at Poughkeepsie
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association fixed July 2 for the races to be held in Poughkeepsie New York. The event gathers college crews and marks the summer rowing calendar.
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New York
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Poughkeepsis
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