Tower of the Commercials Sets I-String Bowling Record
In Amateur League action at B A A alleys Tower of the Commercials posted a 657 three string total, a new record as Unicorn triumphs over Shoe City 3 straight. He bowled 24 straight frames unseen miss or break, 234 in each of the first two games and a final triplet to seal the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower
Unicorn
Shoe City
Bance
A. AL A
Brato
Rowler
Eenoa Gs
Mata Aciacies Boendaelse
McCarthy Beats Carruth In Three Game City Candle Pin Match
In a hard fought league night McCarthy defeated Carruth two games to one. Fossa led individuals with a 291 in three strings. St James routed Broadway three straight. Sudbury edged Jameson in a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Candle
McCarthy
Carruth
Fossa
St. James
Broadway
Sudbury
Jameson
Kernwood Beats Malden In Billiards And Whist
Kernwood defeats Malden in billiards and whist at Kernwood Club alleys. Malden wins pool. In bowling each club takes one string and the third ends in a tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Kernwood
Tonteht
Kern
Wood
Minug
Deaths Atkins Willie Lawson Atkins 26
Obituary note from Boston Highlands dated January 30 records Willie Lawson Atkins aged 26 years five months as deceased.
Lawson Cup Defender Dimensions Dispute Emerges
Designer B. Crowninshield defended the Lawson cup defender's figures against Mr. A. G. McVey's corrections. He insisted the official measurements are accurate and prepared with care. Crowninshield reported faster progress at East Boston with four gangs bending frames and work starting on reverse floor frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. McVey
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
Belmont cup defender built with careful metalwork
At Bristol R J in January 80 crews smooth and finish metal pieces for the Belmont cup defender. Despatch is framing in the south shed as floor plates and heel fastenings are completed. Lag screws receive hexagonal heads and are driven with double-handled wrenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R. J
Arlington Boat Club Edged by Newtownes in League Match
In Arlington, the Arlington Boat Club lost two of three games to Newtownes of Cambridge in a Boston Amateur League match tonight. Also in local bowling action, North Shores swept the Newspapers in the Commercial League, John Howlett & Co. defeated W. R. Mackin & Co., and Smith Patterson & Co. beat Boston Dry Goods Co. at Sudbury alleys. Newton teams won two of three matches at Hunnewell Club and against Neighborhood Club of West Newton, with Hunnewell claiming pool and whist.
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Arlington
Arlington Boat Club
Newtownes
Cambridge
Boston
Arlington Boat
Newtowne
Dodge
Hales
Dupein
Marston
North Shores
Sassecs
Smith
AUN
Cease Acetaree Emer
Greeley
BUAY
Es Crac Cease Das
Bateleon Vise Cress
Iesles
John Howlett & Co
W. R. Mackin &Co
Carruth’s
W. R. Mackin &5
Sudbury
Smith, Patterson & Co
Boston Dry Goods Company
Newton
West Newton
Paddy Donovan Acquitted in Belvidere Manslaughter Trial
Easton Pennsylvanians report Paddy Donovan was acquitted today of manslaughter in the death of Philadelphia boxer Frank Welch at a Belvidere New Jersey trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Penn
Paddy” Donovan
Belvidere
N. J
Frank Welch
Philadelphia
Chelsea Yacht Club Elects New Officers
At yesterday’s meeting of the Chelsea Yacht Club the officers elected include Commodore W. W. Wedger, Vice Commodore G. R. Stuart, Recording Secretary B. M. Brennan, Financial Secretary David Bentham, Treasurer S. C. Gleason, and Measurer A. N. Kincaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Yacht Club
W. W. Wedger
G. R. Stuart
B. M. Brennan
David Bentham
C. Gleason
A. N. Kincaid
New Century Candle Pin League Formed with Nine Teams
A new eight club candle pin league titled New Century Candle Pin League is organized with teams including 30NiIston Jrs Web sters Shawnuits Dorchester Centrals South Boston Roslindale Hyde Park and Dedham. Games start tomorrow and will be rolled each Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century
30NiIston
Jrs
Websters
Shawnuits
Dorchester Centrals
South Boston
Roslindale
Hyde Park
Dedham
Boston Yacht Club Holds Annual Meeting at Parker's
The Boston Yacht Club met last night with 33 members and Vice-Commodore Walter Burgess presiding. The group voted to allocate 300 for regatta prizes for a three day run on June 11 16 and 17 and elected officers with Benjamin P. Cheney as commodore and Walter Burgess as vice commodore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Yacht Club
Parker
Walter Burgess
Regatta Committee
Benjamin P. Cheney
Elmer F. Smith
Albert C. Fernald
Dudley A. Dorr
George F. Lawley
Jefferson Borden
Parker Defeats Kelley in Nine Falls at City Theatre
In Brockton John By Kelley of Waterbury Conn and Harvey Parker wrestled at the City Theatre. Parker won the match in nine straight falls.
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Brockton
Jan
John By, Kelley
Waterbury
Conn
Harvey Parker
Parker
Unclear matchup results spark confusion in standings
Odd score fragment from Plymouth East Weymouth Plymouth Pawtucket Lawrence Clinton Wall River Bath Lewiston appears to indicate multiple game scores and locations with unclear formatting. The readable entries show a mix of team names and scores, suggesting an obscure round or listing rather than a single event.
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Plymouth- East
Weymouth
Plymouth
Pawtucket
Pawtucket, & Lawrence
Clinton—Clinton
Wall River
Bath Bath
Lewiston
Janson Falls to Broderick in Twelve Round Fight Night
In Fall River on January 30 Patsey Broderick defeated Al Janson in a twelve round bout. Kid Warren was defeated by Sauk Paul on a foul. Martin Canole won against Thomas Boyle in six rounds.
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Fall River
al Janson
Patsey Broderick
Kid Warren
Sauk Paul
Martin Canole
Thomas Boyle
Kilfoyle Somers Buy Boston Club In Move To Boston
Cleveland owner Kilfoyle says Somers has purchased the Boston American League club and the franchise will transfer to Boston parties. The piece notes that the American League holds the franchise now and that opposition to boxing events is seen as weak and politically motivated. It also lists boxing notices and personal correspondence from readers about matches, offers, and fight plans including Jimmy Davenport, Kid Johnson, and references to Gloucester, Lawrence, and Cambridgeport.
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Boston
Oregon
Washington Territory
Cleveland, O
J. F. Kilfoyle
C. W. Somers
Cleveland
Ohio
Jimmy Davenport
Ben de Barry
Business Men's Club
the Howard
Kid Johnson
Beecause
Gloucester
T. K. Murphy
Charlestown
Danny Snyder
Terry Mciovern
Snyder-Rice
Lawrence
Mese Joel
Cambridgeport
Ameerschaum
Landrigan
Nickelodeon
Austin & Stone
Bobby Dobbs
Memphis
Tenn
New England
Steve Crosby
Louisville
Crosby
Bar
Patsey Sweeney
Bob Montgomery
Kid Lewis
Dave McNeill
Millstreams
J. McC
Dorchester
Gus Ruhlin
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Corbett
Carson City
Thomas Tully
Lowell Inn
Towell
Nadeau
Kelly
Goodman
Bryson
Tully
T. FL
Duffy In Demand Competing Offers Ahead Of Manager Move
Hugh Duffy in Chicago for the American League meeting faced a bid from promoters of Harry Quinn's Milwaukee American Association to lure him away from Ban Johnson's circuit. He rejected a $1600 higher offer from Killilea of the AL. Somers of Cleveland may relocate to Boston, selling his minority Cleveland Club stake to avoid syndicate concerns.
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Hugh Duffy
Milwaukee
Chicago
American Association
Ban Johnson
Duffy
Harry Quinn
Milwaukee American Association
Killilea
Eastern League Outlook in New York Talks on Contracts
Representatives from several Eastern League clubs met in New York this day and plans for the coming season were discussed. No action was taken as full representation was not present, and contracts are expected to be similar to last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trial of Jeffries and Rohlin in Cincinnati
The trial of Jeffries and Rohlin, arrested Monday for training for a prize fight in violation of state law, will be before Squire Robling tomorrow afternoon. The examiner’s decision could bar further arrests if it finds no intent to engage in a prize fight.
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Cincinnati
Jeffries
Rohlin
Squire Robling
Boxing War Over Brady Saengerfest Fight Promoters Push Ahead
Boxing gossip describes a battle between Billy Brady and the Saengerfest club against anti-fight groups. Promotions cite mayoral licensing, local hotels and business leaders, and railroad support as advantages for the contest, while opponents may block it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Brady
Saengerfest Club
Crusaders
Cincinnati
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health Revival
Low vitality and lingering cough from the Grippe are treated by Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. The ad claims it heals bronchial inflammation strengthens the sufferer and restores health. A trial bottle is offered free from Scott & Bowne New York.
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Scott
Chief Watts Details of Boston Franks Career
The article notes Chief Watts provides details of the Boston Frank's career as Baltimore police report Edward Whalen, the noted detective, has been captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Boston Frank
Baltimore
Edward Whalen
Dia
Boston Frank Detained in Baltimore Over Diamond Robbery
Known by several titles the suspect now called Boston Frank is in custody in Baltimore. Police say Chief Watts is convinced the Baltimore force has the right man. Jewelry valued at 1500 dollars was found in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frank
Baltimore
Watts
Thief identified by photographs sent from Baltimore
Chief Inspector Watts confirms a positive identification of the suspect in the Mond theft after reviewing photographs supplied from Baltimore. The city police continue to pursue leads and await further instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Baltimore
Marriage of Miss Clara Jennie Thompson and Frederick Chittie
Miss Clara Jennie Thompson of Malden married Frederick Charles Chittie of Ottawa Ont at the bride’s father William Thompson’s home 74 Wash eeeee street Malden. The ceremony occurred at noon yesterday and was conducted by Rev. Frederick Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara’ Jennie Thompson
Malden
Frederick Charles Chittie
Ottawa
Ont
William Thompson
Washeeeee Street
Frederick Edwards
Innovations Shake Shamrock Glasgow Yacht Design
Jan 30 report from Glasgow shows the America's Cup challenger project with bold departures from traditional yacht design. The bow and beam appear forward of the mast, with frames suggesting an old bluff-bowed understructure to be revised as forward overhangs are added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Associated Press
Hurley Loses In Salem Board Races
Jan 3 Salem reports the newly elected fighting Mayor John F Hurley suffers first political setback as David N Cook is re elected street commissioner amid prior denouncement. City Clerk Entwisle retained and John Wardwell chosen principal assessor in the joint city government convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
John F
Hurley
David N. Cook
Cook
Entwistle
John
Wardwell
City Clerk Re-elected in Deadlocked Convention
Lawrence officials ended a long stalemate in a joint convention last night after about a hundred ballots. An coran, a Democrat, was re-elected city treasurer at around 2 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ing. Cor
Carnegie on sports at Young Men's Bible Class reunion
John D. Rockefeller Jr led the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church gathering in New York. Andrew Carnegie spoke on amusements and friendships, opposed games of chance, condemned wagering, and praised golf while opposing football. J yf. Forbush of Boston was introduced as organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
J. Yf. Forbush
Boston
Andrew Carnegie
Dorchester Driving Club Seeks Speedway Action at Whiton Hall
Dorchester Driving Club members and Boston officials gathered at Whiton Hall for a Ladies Night event attended by over 300 wives and friends. Mayor Hart announced support for the Franklin Field speedway, noting a $25,090 appropriation and urging park commissioners to secure approval despite a recent setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Whiton Hall
Hart
S. Walter Wales
Louis Pringst
Franklin Field
Park Commissioners
Milton C. Paige
Lott
Yice
H. H. Atwood
Alderman Miller
O. A. Foster
George FE. Griffin
H. P. Gallup
Fred 8. Gore
E. W. Greene
George Tc. Richardson
Alice G. Richardson
W. F. Greene
J. A. Hart
W. J. Hammond
S. Walter Wales, Jr
Dorchester Dangers at Geneva Dance Party
Bloomfield Hall in Dorchester hosted the Geneva Athletic Association second dance event last night. George T. Fitzgerald presided over the program and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Athletic Association
Bloomfield Hall
Dorchester
George T. Fitzgerald
Notable Guests at Local Social Event List of Attendees
A long list of attendees names including Miss Kittie Lynn Miss Grace Lynn Mr John Fitzgerald Mr MacMurray and many others was recorded as present along with stewards R T Harding Neil Scanlan John O'Brien and C H Hill. The gathering included numerous Misses and Messrs from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie Lynn
Grace Lynn
John Fitzgerald
MacMurray
Eddie Martin
James Martin
R. T. Harding
Neil Scanlan
John O’brien
C. H. Hill
Mary Doyle
Kittie Bagley
Brennan
Tessie Gauntlet
Annie Walsh
May Griffin
Julia Tobin
Delia Fitzgerald
Nellie Moriarty
Julia McDevitt
Mollie McDevi
Annie Lyons
Kittie Whelton
James Mackin
Eddie McCormac
T. O'Connell
WU. L. Libbey
Thomas Farley
A. H. Hart
Timothy O'C
List of Names in Local Social Column
Nell John O'Brien EB BIW J. F. Narey James Flynn May Gallagher Lena White May Hatch Gertie Lynn lead a social column roundup of residents and visitors in a small town, reflecting community connections and social ties.
Cyclists Costume Ball Lights Up Chelsea Club Scene
Lincoln Hall Chelsea hosted a brilliant Chelsea Cycle Club fancy dress ball last night with nearly everyone in costume. President Arthur B. Jeigh and Miss Laura Kemp led the march followed by EK. Frank Sullivan and Miss Frances A. Seeley and 100 pairs. Dozens more in varied disguises filled the crowd including Miss May Powers, Miss E. M. Thomas, Miss Minnie N. Collins, and many others in schoolgirl, dancer, naval, cowboy, Indian, and sport outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Hall
Chelsea
Chelsea Cycle Club
Arthur B. Jeigh
Laura Kemp Lei
Frank Sullivan
Frances A. Seeley
May Powers
Ds Morris
E. M. Thomas
Minnie N. Collins
Orren Te. Emerson
BR. Reed
Mildred Stevens
Lillie Hall
Phinche Hall
Phineas Currier
Laura Wedaleton
Elsie
Mamie Anderson
Queen of Hearts
Ida Cukey
Mebel Gerrish
Nellie M. Brogin
M. A. Menard
F. Winterbottom
W. J. Holt
Katherina M. Hateh
Sadie P. Kingsley
KE. Cassell
Olive Smith
G. Reaman
W. H. Stearns
Grace KE. Sulliven
Mamie Sullivan
J. R. Gabel
M. KE. Dodge
Kata Wiley
Samuel Tatten
Ethel French
Etta Rock
Esther Reed
Annabelle McKinnon
Martha Orcutt
Lizzie Wilson
KE. H. Bassett
Agnes Powers
J. BR. Bates
Eclipse
Helen Powers
H. Kesler
W. R. Kirk
Teddy Kirk
Grace McKinnon
Conservatory Recital Delights Big Sleeper Hall Audience
A large and appreciative audience gathered at Sleeper Hall last night to hear the recital by students from the New England Conservatory of Music advanced classes. The programme showcased skilled musicianship in a formal concert setting with varied selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sleeper Hall
New England Conservatory of Music
Helen Dunton
The
Conservatory of Music
Beethoven symphony and Handel aria highlight orchestral class
The programme features Beethoven Symphony No. 3 in E flat first movement, Mozart arias sung by Miss Lora Lamport and Miss Helen Dunton, and Handel and Weber pieces. Wellington notes credit Mr. George S. Dunham and Lindley H. Varney for wind parts with organ, directed by G. W. Chadwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven
Mozart
Lora Lamport
Winfield
Kan
Helen Dunton
Belfast
Lord
Edward Kingsley
West Hampton
Weber
George S. Dunham
Lindley H. Varney
G. W. Chadwick
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Iinterclub
Central
Glendon
Billiards Central
Glendon Daniels
Doty
Franklin
Hallett
Pool Pelico Atest
Jenkins Fa
Tu Joe Ween
Brastcow
Kenealy Ois Wheldibia Siein
Jefferson
Bowler
Joy Vee
Coleman
Ryan
de Gatton
Wilby
Totais
Webster
Alcorn
Morrill
Williams Eerevenre Ae
Boylston
Murray & Irwin
Rouse
Finnegan
Peters
Callahan Eworrr
Owen
Peta
White
Dresser Ee
Bal
Young
Wheeler
Sheafe
Carrut
Freeman A
Hiatch
Burk
Potter Oy
Yossa
Hedge
Copsse
Bixby
James
Broadway McAllen
Brady
Lavis
Mellen
Reed
Wise King Murray
Ewan
O’connell
Iiss
Sudbi
Hack
Rogers Sete
Humphrey
O'Brien
Cummings
Belden
McPhee Cees
Jacques
Reese Tess
Paik Ois
Hunter
Les
Pone
America
Wellington A. Hardy
Broad St
Khoston
Mass
Hillside Street
Provincetown
Abe
Lawson
Knowlten
England
Clapp
Skating Bulletin
Boston Athletic Association
Hammond Pond
Harles River
Riverside
Kendrick
Cow Island
Concord
Or Sudbury
Waylan
Bedford
Donovan
NEW Bowling League
Parker Outwrestles
Kelley
Boston Men
American League
Somers
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Chittie -Thompson
Carnegie ON Sports
Carnegie
Harvard College
Frank C. Bostock
Zoo
LE Liqn
Queenstown
le Lion
Tyne
Dorchester Driving Club
Mayor Hart
George Hersey
Jacob Mosser
W. E. Newbert
S. H. Milldram
Jesse Moulton
George BR. Pierce
Thomas F. Cotter
L. S. Timberlake
Louis Newboert
D. G. White
Charles L. Young
E. O. Fitch
W. W. Hibbard
Lena Morrill
T. A. Bresnahan
Florence Smith
Mollie Ide
Zada Tasker
C. G. Campbell
Ray
Ek. S. Hoffman
Dy. Cand
Ernest H. Morgan
N. Morrison
George FE. Hall
George Hallson
Bessie Reed
Muner
May Daly
Hattie Parker
Miss Morse
Miss Meyer
Walter Shannon
Thomas Doherty
D. Leitch
Chelsea Club
Tarvany
Brooklyn
Tammany Hall
TECH
Worcester
Holy Cross
Massachusetts Institue of Techenology
Nashville
DR. Sanden
Kay FR. A. Sanden
Soe
Tremont Sts
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