Cycle stars prep for spring season in Boston area
Warmer weather brings cyclists to Revere track where Hugh McLean and manager William F. Saunders train daily. Clover Cycle Club members join. Harry Elkes, recently based in Boston, will begin unpaced track work at Charles River Park as weather shifts. Cesar Simar aims for active campaign and train at Charles River Park with Otto Maya, one of Simar's teammates, noted for endurance. Waller plans Maya focused training to beat James Moran of Chelsea, who trains at Hot Springs and will move to Louisville then north around April 1. Revere and Charles River Park set race meets April 19.
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McLean
Saugiders
Clover Cycle Club
Harry Elkes
Boston
Charles River Park
Frank Walter
Cesar Simar
Simar
Elkes
Otto Maya
Waller
Maya
James F. Moran
Chelsea
Moran
Hot Springs
Bald
McFarland
Louisville
Revere
Pillsbury Takes Commanding Lead at Monte Carlo Chess Masters
March 3 report from Monte Carlo shows Pillsbury defeating Tarrasch to seize a strong position in the international chess masters tournament. Berger schedule Round 11 results include Napier over Mieses Gunsberg over Maroczy Mortimer over Mason Pillsbury over Tarrasch Popiel and Schiechter drawing Eisenberg falling to Wolf Marco beating Marshall Teichmann and Tschigorin adjourned Scheve defeated Janowski. Overall standings list Gunsberg Gunsberg Mason Napier Reggio Scheve Teichmann Tschigorin Wolf and others with varied scores.
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Monte Carlo
Pillsbury
Tarrasch
Ivezy
Gumsberg
Berger
Napier
Mieses
Gunsberg
Maroczy
Mortimer
Mason
Popiel
Marshall
Schiechter
Eisenberg
Wolf
Marco
Teichmann
Tschigorin
Janowski
Scheve
Gunehberg
Tanowskl
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Hesburg
Reggio
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Bohlechter
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Calumet Clinches Two Of Three In Close Mystic Valley Bowling
In Arlington Winchester on March 3 Calumet Club edged Arlington Boat Club two games to one in a tight Mystic Valley League candlepin series. All matches were close with the final game decided by a single pin, highlighting a dramatic night on Calumet alleys.
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Winchester
Calumet Club
Arlington Boat Club
Calumet
Chase-Shawmut Beats Ridlon in Mixed Electric Match
The Chase-Shawmut Electric Company team won two of three games against the Frank Ridlon Electric Company in a friendly last night. Final score details were not fully provided in the readable text.
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Chase-Shawmut Electric Company
Frank Ridlon Electric Company
Rich Collins
T'dl Laidlaw
Cockrell
Night boxing at Criterion S and A. J. cards feature five bouts
Boxing fans saw five contests last night at the Criterion S and A. J. shows with two substitutions. McNeil defeated Hennessey in the third round after a long lead, Alberts and Bolles boxed six rounds with Bolles edging ahead, Briggs and Smith fought a rugged six rounds with Briggs slightly ahead, Gilman stopped two rounds replacing Sheehan, and Saxe faced Phalen in the final bout.
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A. J
Tommy Duffy
Woburn
Dave McNeell
Spike
Hennessey
McNeil
Allie Alberts
Harry Bolles
Alberts
Bolles
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Jack Smith
Worcester
Smith
Briggs
Harry Gilman
Roxbury
Young
Sheehan
Manchester
N. H
Johnny Sheehan
Shawmut Rowing Club
Gilman
Young Saxe
Boston
George Phalen
Portland
Ferguson Beats Taylor For English Heavyweight Title
London report of a Whitechapel bout where Sandy Ferguson of Boston defeats Ben Taylor of London in ten rounds to win the English heavyweight championship and a $750 prize.
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London
Whitechapel
Sandy’’ Ferguson
Boston
Ben"’ Taylor
England
Ferguson's Victory Popular in Boston Impromptu Heavyweight Champ
Ferguson known as the Chelsea Strong Boy is crowned heavyweight champion of England. The Boston crowd hails the win as a surprise and notes his measurements show a modern giant. He is described as powerful as an ox with a hammerlike punch and fearlessness in punishment.
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Sandy
Ferguson
England
Boston
Vicinity
Chelsea
LeMoyne Sets New World Record at Sportsman's Show
Harry LeMoyne of Brookline swam 60 yards in 35 1-5 seconds, shaving 2-5s from the world mark and 4-5s from the American record, beating amateur rivals Fred Rechtler Walter Boyce Rod McCormick and Herbert Holm of the Brookline Swimming Club and A A Garrbet of Beachmont. The event featured diving for the A A U championship, with Thomas F Baxter winning 90 points and George P Moore second, as crowds enjoyed water comedy and exhibition acts through the program.
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Harry LeMoyne
Brookline
LeMoyne
Fred Rechtler
Walter Boyce
Rod McCormick
Herbert Holm
Brookline Swimming Club
A. A. Garbett
Beachmont
le Moyne
Holm
McCormick
Thomas F. Baxter
George P. Moore
Lionel McKenzie
Marian Lilienstaple
Manila
Iss Liljenstople
Mies Liljenstople
Miss Lilienstaple
KE. R. Adams
J. B. May
Wabewawa Canoe Association
Paul Tustini
N. H. Hill
Knickerbocker A. C
New York
Yale
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Well matched fight ends when boxer stops
The bout matched Phalen and Saxe on weight, height, and reach with Phalen a whirlwind boxer and Saxe a scientific fighter. The first round was even, the second saw Saxe gain control, and in the third Saxe kept Phalen guessing. The beat was stopped and Phalen went to his corner. During the evening the sum of 44.97 was collected.
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Phalen
Saxe
Memorial notes and boxing bout announcements mid March
Collected to add to the memorial to Jack Dermp eer the nonpareil the world's champion. The next club meeting is March 14 with Spike Sullivan and Tim Kearns expected. Belfield Walcott challenges Billy Gardner, Gardner accepts. Joe Walcott signs to meet Young Peter Jackson in Philadelphia on the 12th and Bally Stiffs on the 15th in six round bouts. Jeffries and Columbians of FEs at Boston have chosen March 20 for next meetings. Colby McDermott and Fred Bryin urged to call at the Post sporting room at 7 30 this evening. Tieb Beeley of Waltham seeks Janes Sweeney of Chelsea at 125 pounds and will meet whenever Sweeney names. Duddy of Waltham challenges any 135 pound man. Callahan will meet Duddy at this office to arrange. Kid Tenney seeks 125 28pound men at office tomorrow night at 8. Tommy Duffy, Ned Maher, Andy Daly, Larry Hayes and Joe Williams urged to call at 8 this evening.
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Jack Dermpeer
Spike
Sullivan
Tim Kearns
Belfield Walcott
Billy Gardner
Gardner
Joe Walcott
Peter Jackson
Philadelphia
Bally
Columbians
Fes
Boston
Colby McDermott
Fred Bryin
Post Sporting Room
Tieb
Beeley
Waltham
Janes Sweeney
Chelsea
Sweeney
Michael Duddy
New England
R. L. Callahan
Duddy
Tenney
Tommy Duffy
Ned Maher
Andy Daly
Larry Hayes
Joe Williams
Yacht project by Otto B Cole on East Boothbay waterfront
Otto B Cole of this city is constructing a 47 foot yacht from B B Crown Inshields designs for local waters and Vineyard Sound. The vessel measures 47 feet overall with 29 feet 6 inches on the water line a 12 feet beam and a five feet draft with centreboard up. Sail area slated at 1456 square feet for mainsail and two jibs. Spars include a 42 feet 2 inch mast four feet buries a 38 feet boom a 22 feet 7 inch gaff a 9 feet 6 inch bowsprit and a 23 feet 6 inch spinnaker pole.
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Otto B. Cole
East Boothbay
B. B. Crowninshield
Vineyard Sound
Clfton Triumphs 2 1 In Tight Hockey Clash
The game ended 2 to 1 with Clin ton defeating Salem. Mercer had 4 rushes to Whipple 2 while Heffernan stopped 33 shots and Cashman 32. Gardner Cunningham and Donerty drew fouls. Referee Furbush, timer Hartwell, attendance 7.
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Clinton
Salem
Mercer
Whipple
Heffernan
Cashman
Gardner
Cunningham
Donerty
Furbush
Hartwell
Skeets Martin Licensed By Jockey Club In London
The Jockey Club licensing committee in London examined jockeys ahead of license decisions. Investigations focused on English riders with alleged profitable ties to Bradford bookmaker F. T. Kelly. It was expected that at least two top riders would skip racing this year, while J. H. Skeets Martin was granted a license and will debut in the Lincolnshire handicap.
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London
The
Jockey Club
F. T. Kelly
Bradford
J. H
Skeets
Martin
Hearing adjourned in Morse vs Montana Ore case
The March 3 hearing before a referee in New York was adjourned to Wednesday. The suit involves E Rollins Morse of Boston against the Montana Ore Purchasing Company and concerns ongoing proceedings in this matter.
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New York
E. Rollins Morse
Boston
Montana Ore
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