Boston Bowling Records Highlight Hub Matches
Boston fives not allowed to compete with outside teams as records from hub bowlers roll in Greater Boston last week. Highlights include high team totals and top individual strings with players from Gilt Edge, Riverdale, and Chelsea among others.
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All Star Boxing Bouts Showdown This Week
A weekly slate lists Monday through Saturday matchups across cities including Brooklyn New York Cohoes Schenectady Philadelphia and Milwaukee. Notable clashes include Pal Moore versus Henry Miers and Honey Mellody versus Frank Perron with a return draw decision and promising 10 round bouts.
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Leadh Cross
Frankie Madden
Brooklyn
Patsy Kline
Willie Jones
New York
Dick Nelson
Cy Smith
Cohoes
Pat Moore
Henry Miers
Billy Mellody
Frank Perron
Kid Goodman
Tommy O’keefe
Armory
A. A
Phil McGovern
Charlie Goldman
Schenectady
Youngs Kneva
Young Willis
Philadelphia
Paddy Sullivan
Joe Stein
Terry Meartin
Frank Mantel
Harry West
Kid Carter
Thornton
R. C
Tommy Murphy
Battling Hurley
Howard Smith
W. Mango
Kid Sullivan
Young Stringer
Pittsburg
Unk Russell
J. Stringer
Andy Parker
Utica
Charley Seiger
Young Kirby
New
Miers
Pal
Honey Mellody
Moore-Miers
Perron
Honey Boy
Tommy O'Keefe
Tommy
Young Erie
Grover Hayes
Harry Baker
Willie Moody
Young Nitchie
Goodman
Matty Baldwin
O’keefe
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Bowling leaders and upcoming fall events in Boston leagues
Mel Finnegan of Allston leads the Knights of Columbus League with a 98 average. Atkins of Arlington Boat Club tops the three string total in the Amateur Boston Pin League at 373. Doc Simson heads the Commercial League with a 195 average and stands fifth in the Amateur Bowling League at 179. Allston Golf holds a strong Newton league lead with 34 wins to 8 losses as Hunnewell and Northgate battle for second in a Feb. 4 rolloff at Neighborhood Club. Foster of Allston won the individual average at 177 and Aubin of Hunnewell posted the best spare average of 855. The first grand ball of the Boston Retail Furniture Bowling League is set for Thursday at Odd Fellows Hall, with the Laundry Bowling League ball at Intercolonial Hall in Roxbury.
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Allston
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Arlington Boat Club
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Hunnewell
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Foster
Aubin
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Laundry Bowling League
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Yale Crew Likely to Enter Henley Race in May
New Haven reports the Yale crew will participate in the American Henley race at Philadelphia in May, their only race outside the Harvard Yale regatta this year.
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Georgetown Names Murphy as Captain of Ball Team
Harry Murphy, an outfielder, has been elected captain of the Georgetown base ball team to succeed Cy McDonald, who designs to go into professional ball.
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Week of school basketball games listed with venues
The schedule lists games this Tuesday Wednesday Friday and Saturday across multiple schools. East Boston High plays Dorchester High at East Boston and Boston Latin hosts South Boston High. Other matchups include Brighton at Brighton versus H S of Commerce, Winchester at Winchester versus Boston College High, Concord versus Tech freshmen, Reading, Framingham, Abington, Lowell Textile, Weymouth, West Roxbury and others with various opponents.
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Fan Mechanic Arts High
Boston High Schools Hold Fast To Basketball Race
The season narrows as Newton High leads in one division, Winthrop and Winchester clash for the fastest fives, and St. John’s Prep and Boston-area schools eye a possible post-season series. Hockey faces delays from bad weather amid talks of a durable indoor rink. Track squads train for dual meets with Latin School and Commerce, English and Mechanic Arts meeting at Montgomery Street.
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Harvard Opens Busy Season With Baseball Track and Rowing
Harvard kicks off a packed week with baseball practice under Coach Pieper as veteran players Lanigan Aaronson McLaughlin Hicks return and new talent vie for starting roles. Track prospects under Pooch Donovan look strong led by Foster Watson and Cummings, while rowing coach Wray expects a bright season with Cutler at stroke and several vacancies to fill after graduations.
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Cincinnati Wins National League Pennant Again
Cincinnati fans celebrate as the Reds secure the pennant after acquiring pitchers Corridon and Covaleskie. Parkville critics mock rivals the Pirates Cubs and Giants. Cincinnati, in the league for 25 years, finally ends the drought.
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Corridon
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