Baseball Magnates Settle Disputes at Arbitration Board
New York, Feb 28 The baseball league board of arbitration led by John T. Brush and others found the US Yacht Club event the focus of a busy night as officers were elected and 30 new members admitted. The club now lists 204 members, with strong growth linked to a new club house. Attendees included Mayor Quincy, Commodore Fessenden, and numerous city and yacht club officials. The evening featured speeches and performances highlighting yachting as a community sport.
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New York
Baseball League Board of Arbitration
John T. Brush
F. de Haas Robison
James Hart
John Rogers
A. H. Soden
Young
Quincy
Fessenden
Old Colony Yacht Club
Bird
Winthrop Yacht Club
M. J. McDonough
Ur. S. A
Burrell
Squantum Yacht Club
le Baume
Trisecoll
D. A. Sullivan
M. T. Callahan
Alderman O'Toole
Dixon
Atlantic Yacht Club
Charles P. Mooney
Thomas W. Ficod
Boston
Commodore Moonay
O'Toole
Thomas Hills
M. P. McDonough
Larry
O’connor
St Louis Club Ordered to Pay Wilkesbarre and Faces Suspension
The board settled disputes between clubs and players, ordering the St Louis Baseball Association to pay Wilkesbarre $750 for release of Suter Sullivan and suspending further action until compliance. Several player releases were noted, including Crate, Klopf, Kelly, and Gannon, while Billy Lush’s release was denied.
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Lee
St. Louis
Wilkesbarre
St. Louis Baseball Association
Suter Sullivan
St Louis Baseball Association
Mackenfuss
Wilkesbarre Club
Charles Crate
New London
Gus” Klopf
Richmond
M. J. Kelly
Charles Gannon
Ottawa
Billy’ Lush
Rochester
Arthur Irwin
Billy” Barnie
Hartford
Cooney Snyder
Snyder
Toronto
Mosquito Yacht Club Hosts Tenth Annual Banquet
The Mosquito Yacht Club held its tenth annual banquet with officers elected. Members gathered for the event, celebrating achievements and appointing new leadership to steer the club in the coming year.
Maiden Board adjourns as solicitor resigns and budget advances
The Maiden Board of Aldermen met last evening and heard solicitor Charles R. Elder present his resignation. An appropriation of 4200 was proposed to widen Spot Pond Brook and build a bridge at Centre street. Building inspector nominee Hiram S. Coburn was refused confirmation. Nine ballots for overseer of the poor elected ex Aldermen Pyne Linnehan and Brodie. Brodie declared elected. Chelsea Aldermen budget moved to second reading. Citizens convention to nominate a replacement for Alderman Soley held. George W. Ford won all votes cast.
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Board of Aldermen
Charles R. Elder
Spot Pond Brook
Centre Street
Hiram S. Coburn
Common Council
D. J. Pyne
Thomas E. Linnehan
John J. Brodie
Brodie
Chelsea Board of Aldermen
John Soley
Carleton Hall
George W. Ford
Boston College Meet Sets Two Team Races At Mechanics Building
Two team races scheduled for Saturday evening at Mechanics Building will draw attention at the Boston College meet. In the Boston Archdiocesan League four associations are active with St. Augustine's A A aiming to beat the Cathedral team and St. Joseph's A A facing Mission Church A A in a separate clash.
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Boston College
Mechanics’ Building
Boston Archdiocesan League
St. Augustine's A. A
St. Joseph’s A. A
Mission Church A.A
Close Finishes In Massachusetts Interclub Bouts
Central Club and Jeffries Winter Club of East Boston traded tight results at Somerville in billiards pool and whist. Snow led with 497 high roll in bowling and 184 best single. Jeffries edged Central 141 pins in final bowing, giving Jeffries two games to one.
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Central Club
Jeffries
East
Boston
Massachusetts
Somerville
Daniels
Dillingham
Dalton
Rolling
L. E. McKie
Walsh
Central
Clarke
Centrals
Snow
Campbell
Keene
Kernwood
Drew
Bailey
Walker
Bartlett
Hawley
Kernwood vs Review in Chelsea interclub games
Kernwood Club of Malden lost the billiards and mool and whist series to Review Club of Chelsea while winning two of three bowling matches. Bolton’s 561 anchored Review’s strong showing, with notable scores in billiards and pool events and a high total in Central billiards.
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Massachusetts
Review Club
Chelsea
Kernwood Club
Malden
Kernwood
Bolton
Daniels
Dillingham
Jeffries
Dalton
Melrose Highlands Compete With Nanapashamet Clubs
In the Eastern Middlesex League Melrose Highlanders visit Saugus for Nanapashamet contests. Billiards ended even as Greenleaf and Quamby split games. Pool saw Paul defeat Greenleaf and Batchelder and Newhall best McFarland and Pitman. Whist favored Nanapashamet two to one. Bowling Nanapashamet won two of three with Wentworth 460 high. Nanapashamet beat Melrose 7 to 3. Crandon led Melrose with 197.
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Middlesex
Melrose Highland
Saugus
Nanapashamet
Quamby
Greenleaf
Paul
Batchelder
Newhall
Nanapashamets
McFarland and
Pitman
Melrose
Wentworth
Crandon
Billiaards
Melrose Highlands
Paol
Nanapasham
Watertown Beats Wal tham in Narrow Candle Pins Victory
Watertown defeated Wal tham three straight games at St. James alley in a tight match last night. Butler and Morley led the winners with the top performances.
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Watertown
Waltham
St. James Alley
Butler
Morley
Treatment of youthful indiscretions in a businesslike manner
A cautioned man should seek balanced treatment for nervous and glandular issues, consulting proper medical libraries. He will find many volumes on these systems, but none may offer a complete solution.
Kidney Health Claim and Dr Kennedy Remedy Ad
An advertisement claims Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cures kidney liver bladder and urinary passage diseases and constipation. It promises relief from frequent urination back pain and burning urination and offers a sample bottle and pamphlet by mail postpaid from Rondout New York.
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David Kennedy
Boston Post
David Kennedy Wor- Petersen
Rondout
N. Y
Boxing Gossip Fills Brooklyn Plans and Fights Across Circuits
Brooklyn promoters eye an amphitheatre at Bergen Beach with a $20000 purse and a $5000 forfeit for the Fitz-Jeffries bout. Frank Erne meets Cal Hawkins in Frisco, betting around 100 to 1. Burgo faces McFadden next Saturday at 128 pounds. Sullivan and Bernstein post $1000 purses for Greenwood A C bouts. Creddon and Ryan eyed for Lenox A C as March ends. Empire A C to launch March 14 with Haley v McGovern in Troy. Various match talks include Ruhlin, Ullman, and O’Brien targets. Sweeney v Rosenberg on March 8 in Portland.
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Brooklyn
Bergen Beach
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Akhd
Cal Hawkins
Frisco
Hawkins
Erne
Walter Burgo
George McFadden
Billy Moore
Hey Box
Pelican
Dave Sullivan
Joe Bernstein
Sam Austin
New York
Greenwood A. C
Gotham
Spike Sullivan
Eddy Connolly
Tom O’rourke
Lenox A. C
Spike
Jack Waldron
Trenton
Connolly
Dan Creedon
Tommy Ryan
Creedon
O’rourke
Ryan
Charter Oak A. C
Hartford
Joe Goddard
Gus Ruhlin
Lenox A. Cc
Billy Madden
Ruhlin
Abe Ullman
Baltimore
Tommy West
Ullman
Billy Whistler
Baltimore Feather
Jack O’brien
Oscar Gardner
Twin Sullivan
Dave Nelligan
Cambridge
Mike Sullivan
John Bell
Young Allen
Rk. W
Moran-Sweeney
New England
Feather Brigade
Portland Auditorium
Maurice Rosenberg
Boston
Patsey Sweeney
Manchester
Sweeney
Rosenberg
Kid Lavine
Ed Joyce
Lang
Bradley
Tom Allen Acquitted in Saloon Shooting Case
Tom Allen once heavyweight champion of the world was acquitted by a coroner's jury after claiming self defense in the shooting death of John Confroy at Allen's St. Louis saloon last week.
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ST. Louis
Tom Allen
Oussist
Ohn Confroy
Allen
Filibustering from Japan lands arms in Luzon Gulf
Readable letters from Manila claim Japan sent 30,000 rifles and several million cartridges to Sai Ron in Lingayen Gulf near Luzon. Reports say rebel forces have seized the arms and a base at the Shasta on Luzon.
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Madrid
Entile
Manila
Japan
Sai Ron
Gulf of
Lingayen
Shastaar
Luzon
Agues Nile
Boston Bowlers Win Contest At Pine’s Alleys
A large crowd watched Boston bowlers defeat Portland at Pine’s alleys with a score of 2218 to 2178. The Boston team included Mesara Berry Clarke Hedge Bean and Sheafe.
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Portland
Pine's Alleys
Boston
Mesara
Berry
Clarke
Hedge
Bean
Sheafe
West Stops Bonner After Blinding Oil Incident
Tommy West defeats Jack Bonner at Lenox Athletic Club when Bonner’s seconds rub oil of mustard on the Summit fighter’s gloves, blinding West and Referee White. Police intervene as Bonner’s camp contends the oil was supplied by Bonner’s manager. West declared winner.
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New York
Tommy West
Jack Bonner
Summit
Penn
Lenox Athletic Club
Bonner
West
White
Tommy
Charley White
Brown
Jack Chandlers
Fred Miller
Tom O'Rourke
Lynn Classical and Dorchester Rival In Roller Polo Wins
Lynn Classical High defeated Mechanic Arts High 9 to 2 led by Welch and Donahoe. Dorchester High edged Roxbury High 5 to 4 as OConnell powered the offense and Lincoln stood out in goaltending in a rough game.
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Lynn Classical High
Mechanic Arts High
Welch
Donahoe
Thomas
Benson
Lynn Classical
Mechanic Arts
Welch, Donahoe
Bes Currier
Gleason Leach
Bee E
Dorchester
Roxbury High
O’connell
Lincoln
Morris
Kavenagh
Roxbury
Dorchester High
Kavanaugh
Underhill
Fisher
O’connell c
Woolf Morris
Sir Waterless Cha
Murphy
H. B
Drake Knight
Noxbury High
Durgin
Frazer
Taunton Nips Fast Weymouth In Close Home Tilt
Taunton edged Fast Weymouth 9 8 at home in a fast game. Daly led with 13 rushes, Ferry contributed well, Schofield stopped well, and Gay added 5 as Taunton improved play to secure the single point win before 350 fans.
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Taunton
Weymouth
Daly
Ferry
East Weymouth
Gay
Schofield
Fuller
Mullen
Hatch
Hartford Beats Providence Easily In Hartford Showdown
Hartford over Providence 9 to 6 in a rough game with Providence scoring five goals in the last period after Cotter left the floor. Heffernan struggled allowing easy drives while Mooney had 16 rushes and Cunningham 2. Attendance was about 2000, with Conway Cusick and Everett noted for fouls.
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Hartford
Conn
Providence
Cotter
Heffernan
Mooney
Cunningham
Conway
Cusick
Everett
Leahy
Lyons
Rockland Rout Plymouth In Polo Clash At Plymouth
Rockland defeated Plymouth 8 to 1 as Nicholson opened the scoring in the third period after Janelle withdrew. Rush totals list Nicholson 1 Tooster 1 Murphy 9 with Tibbetts stopping 42 and Cashman 62. Referee Arthur Harlow. attendance 300.
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Plymouth
Rocklands
Nicholson
Janelle
Rockland
Tooster
Murphy
Tibbetts
Cashman
Arthur Harlow
Electric Club Banquet Honors Boston Members and Officers
The Boston Electric Club held its annual banquet at the United States Hotel. Officers elected include President H. J. Pettengill and vice presidents C. E. Bagley W. Burgin Frank Stevens and Thomas W. Flood as wire commissioner. The event featured music, humor, and performances, with Pettengill thanking members for re election and noting a fundraiser committee.
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Boston Electric Club
United States Hotel
H. J. Petterill
C. E. Bagley
W. B.urgin
Frank Stevens
Thomas W. Flood
M. C. Harrington
C. H. Haddock
G. H. Yetman
T. J. Killian
H. C. White
E. A. Smith
F. O. Hannell
Frederick Kendall
Henry Waite
Fred Bacannan
Pettengill
Mee
Old Time
Teleers’ Association
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promotion Ends Free Sample Offer
Overwork makes weak kidneys and the Boston Daily Post carries a full promotion for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. The ad claims kidneys filter blood every three minutes, touts Swamp Root as a natural kidney remedy, and offers free samples by mail along with a health book. It lists symptoms and stresses preparation by Og Kilmer & Co. and prompts readers to request a prepaid sample.
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Dr. Kilmer
Og Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Binghamton, N. Y
Granite Cutters Strike Halts Work in Quincy
In Quincy on February 28, about 1200 granite cutters planned to strike after union and Granite Manufacturers Association committees failed to agree on wages. Union demanded 30 cents per hour minimum. manufacturers offered 25 cents and arbitration. Arbitration was rejected and the mass meeting dissolved. The strike affects 91 firms employing roughly 120 cutters tomorrow.
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Quincy
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Granite Cutters’ Union
Hancock Hall
Sweep in Everett reshuffles police ranks
Everett February 28 Mayor Hatch reappointed Chief Edward F. Pendergast. Chief Pendergast then ousted long‑time sergeant John Brown after fifteen years. Patrolman Bailey promoted to captain and Patrolman Monahon promoted to sergeant in the department shakeup.
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Everett
Hatch
Edward F. Pendergast
John Brown
Bailey
Monahon
Elder William Sharp Dies at 88 After Sudden Choking
William Sharp aged 88 of 18 Joy Street was found choking at 10 30 p m last night and died before Dr Bordman could arrive. The death is attributed to natural causes.
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William Sharp
Joy Street
Bordman
Warren Avenue Baptists Hold Meeting on Church Affairs
A special meeting of the Warren Avenue Baptist Church in Cambridge gathered about twenty leaders and the Rev Joseph K Dixon to discuss amicable adjustments amid reported troubles. Deacon C P Hall led a three member committee to report at the next adjourned meeting. General Champlin said the session was informal and produced no final decision.
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Society of the
Warren Avenue
Dixon
Champlin
Cambridge
Evenin
Everett D. Burr
Ruggles Street
Deacon Hall
Gener Champlin
Miss Gould Hosts Ten Cent Lunch At Sailors Club
Miss Helen Gould and party dined at the Sailors Club House on 167 Sands Street Brooklyn for a ten cent luncheon opening. Captain Holway and Commodore Philip joined the cheerful event as sailors cheered the visitors leaving in their horseless carriage.
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New York
Helen Gould
Sailors’ Club
Sands Street
Brooklyn
W. ©. Holway
Philip
Miss Gould
Holway
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