Charlestown and B A A Meet for Trophy
In the amateur bowling league race, Charlestown and B A A vie for top honors as week results end ties. Central secures Division B lead after a Boylston loss, while Sudbury and St James push toward the Division B championship. Barry of St James leads the individual averages with 9, ahead of a four-way tie at 8.9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
Central
St. James
Sudbury
Deshot Oneny
Barry
Comings
Sheafe
McIsaac
Powers
Pine
Central Ee Ee
Baig
Royston
Jefferson Ee
Noble Eee
City Hall
Beapesseere Ee LS
Borden
Soem Jameson
Kirby
Inter- Murray & Irwin
Boston
Vicinitthian
Evers
Charlestown
Bossarmith
Wees
Ton Athletic
Ame
Columbia
Munroe
City I Inn Town
Lowers
Bertram
Dow
McTsaacs
Jefferson
Callahan
Brooklin Psterson
Boyston
Old Dorchester
Wilby
Harrison
McCarthy
Pierce
Hub
Ol der Hack
Sudbury Richardson
Dickerman
Hubchester
Bean
Sudbury Daly
Pythian
C On- Hedge
Devine
Jameson
Warren Pythian
McGrath
Eade
Ay Purrington
Bates
Independent
Boston Athlet
Ross
Boveesis
Dennis
Paige
Barbour
Brookline
Newtowne
Rogers
McPahillia Ameson
Belfry
Hitch
Arlington Boat
McDonald
McKee
Williams
Quimby
Meyers
Mclaughlin
Cooke
Southwell
Leahy
Poggi
Lavis
RA Murphy
Prospect
Duffy
Coleman
Joy
Jefferson Kingsbury
McCar
Rankin
A. B
Ryan
Roberts
Roxbury
Olive
McDonough McCar
Libby
Bradbury
Noble
Ingraham
Lays
Byrnes
Gray
Dorchester
Dray
Chadbourne
Whittemore
Caldwell, Charilestown
Marston Lestown
Fuller
Mass Interclub season concludes with mixed billiard and bowl results
The Massachusetts Interclub winds down with billiard standings led by Oxford and Kernwood trading the lead, Glendon slipping to third. Pool title decided with Glendon ahead, whist trophy goes to Philedian, City League crown to Boylston, and top individual averages listed amid ties and roll-offs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Glendon
Kernwood Club
Oxford
Lynn
Kernwood
Entowne Club
Philedian
Melross
Roxbury League Battle Nears Championship Tight Finish
The Roxbury League races remain tight with Shawmut leading narrowly over Germania who moved up to a tie for second with Norfolk. Brackett tops individual averages at 158, Binns 155, while Creighton and Germania players show strong scoring as the standings list Shawmut 5-14 and Norfolk 3-1 with high pins and averages over 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliams
Boys
Crockett
Ston
Dodge
Sudbury
Smith M
Wheeler, M. & I. Noble
Lawson
Meyers Hub
Falcon
R Klucken
Sud
Garbut
McCarthy
Starkweather
Fratus
Cochrane
Whalen
Sewall
Inman
Royston
Dunn
Prospect
Kingman
Carruth
Ssi
Amazeen
Binns
Williams
Sherman Sheehan
Ferris
Noble
Ub. Eereee
Small Meyers Eevee
Shaw
Norton
Sherman
Benjamin
Pone
E. Klucken
Hub
Parker
Seeee
Clark
Smith
Meyers
Andrews
Sherman Kilton
Simson
Boylston
Tester
Kennedy
Setee
Cunningham Noble
Wilkins
Stevenson
Fossa
French
Merriam
Cousens
Hodges
Hall Meyers
Willis Sudbury
Watts
Hatfield
Millay
Michael
Richardson
Peverley Mc ‘S
Dalton
Brown
Grinnell
Jackson
Dickinson
Bean
Newell
McIntosh
Brassil
Arlington Boat
Newton
Arlington
Allston
Mangus
Buntin
Wardwell
Kington 2d
Vewton Oat
Untin
Oy Ds Misson
Yardwell
Cutter
Arlington Riverdale
Arris
Newton Boat
Ainsworth
Wellington
Ovis
Allston Mangus
Ubin
Feltz
Coffin
Homer
Arlington Ee
Willey Begrogb
Veces Pesees
Till
Riverdale
Newton High
Arlington 2d
Resbrey
A. Wavens
Shirley
Cooke
Troll
Wilson
Ener Eenee
Itz
Eye
Heawmuts
Germania
Orfolk
Brackett
Bhawmat
Pinadir
OPTOU
Ees eGe Bebe
Ekett, Fagles
F. Ferris
Creighton
Inns, Eagles
Gill
Offit
Norfolk
Danhoffer
Shawmut
Artiett
W. Ferris
Ger
Beier, Shawmut
Marden
Chester
Gramer
Peck
Dodge, Eegles
Lemmer, Creighton
Berle
Gumpright
Young
Candie Pin Leawus Ends This Week
The week closes with the lay qabnauis of Candie Pin Leawus yielding results. Readings summarize the final turns in the lineup and the last chances for participants to place bids or claim awards.
Candle Pin Challenge Sets Stakes Across Two Teams
Charlie Lavis of St. James challenges Meiers with a $100 per game option, same bowlers as the protested Hub-St. James match. Hub managers Splaine and Parks arrange finals in a candle pin tournament at Prospect Street alleys with a new bicycle prize for the top twenty in preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Lavis
St. James
Meiers
Splaine
Parks
Hub
Prospect Street
Gallagher
Candle Pin Bowling Association Formed in Massachusetts
Candle pin bowlers in the city organized at the American House to establish the Massachusetts Candle Pin Bowling Association with John McAdam as president Edgar J. Dean as secretary and Edward D Maunsfield as treasurer. A committee on constitution and rules was named and will report in about two weeks. About 100 bowlers have enrolled to elevate the game and standard of league and tournament play and remove management from public alley managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American House
Massachusetts
Hunter Holds Four Ducks and a Crane in One Shot
A hunter proclaims the achievement of bringing down four ducks and a gand crane with a single shot, describing it as the aim of his life and expressing satisfaction.
Fellows Deny Lies, Claim Twin Sowed Confusion
In a sharp exchange, Fellows objects to allegations about him and asserts the critic misidentified him. He explains the statements were made by his twin brother who claimed the other man was a gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows
Professor Kennedy Promotes Boxing Training Class
An advertisement by Professor J J Kennedy offers free bag punching lessons at 22 Eliot Street. The notice claims profitable, legitimate business opportunities with potential earnings around $5000 per year and invites callers to write or phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Kennedy
Eliot St
No Opposition Says Riding Men Will Not Flop
W J Morgan says professional cyclists will not abandon racing this year despite talk of a new organization. He endorses L A W control, notes opposition to professionals joining, and predicts a future proposal to share governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Morgan
T. W. Eck
Mr. Morgan
St. Louis
Howard B. Raymond
Racing Board
Italian cyclist reveals rudimentary training among peers
In a letter Giovanni Pontecchi, Italian cycle racer and five time Italian champion, describes basic training habits in Italy. He notes minimal rub-downs, modest meals, occasional wine, high gears, and a style of riding to cover distance before a late sprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giovanni Pontecchi
Pontecchi
Italy
T. W. Eck
Mr. Eck
Bicycle notes spark protracted match offer
The American Cycle Racing Association prepared to back Tom Linton with up to 6000 dollars to race Major Taylor, at any track May or June, any distance to thirty miles, with no prior race obligation. Lucian Lesna, who earned 4500 dollars in America last year, plans to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cycle Racing Association
P. T. Powers
Major Taylor
Tom Linton
Linton
Philadelphia Associated
Philadelphia
Lucian Lesna
America
Boxing Gossip Shows Diversity of Matches and Plans
Boxing gossip lists numerous bouts across cities from Buffalo to Baltimore with names like Mike Leonard Harry Lemmons J foaten Red Strauss and Tom McCarthy. It notes training updates for Timmy Kearns Bob Allen plans for events at Philadelphia Chicago and Cleveland plus club activities and upcoming amateur championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Leonard
Harry Lemmons
J. Foaten
Red
Strauss
Olympic A. C
Buffalo
Jack Hamilton
Squirrel
Syracuse
Tom McCarthy
Unknown
Palmyra
N. Y
Ed Burns
Fred Green
Toledo
Bobby Dobbs
Austin Gibbons
Trenton
Kid O’brien
Konepaska
Perry
Queenan
Pete Boyle
Ritchie
al Jameson
Oung Boyle
Roach
Joneson
George Kerwin
Billy Stitt
Brank Childs
America
A. C
Chicago
Jim Kennard
Mulvale
Penn
Rob Allen
Jim Kerns
Lynn
Jack Bennett
J. Strauss
McKeesport
John Cavanagh
L. Weber
Allegheny
Billy Ryan
Steve Morrissey
Young Marano
Timmy Kearns
Bigelow Club
Bob Allen
Allen
Phenix Club
Union Dept
Rowe's Wharf
Roanoke A. C
North Russell Street
Renton
Gibbons
Dobbs
Tomimay West
Jack Bonner
Philadelphia
Willie Clark
Tom Edwards
Brooklyn
Ew Houseman
Tommy White
Johnny Griffin
Jimmy Barry
Johnny Connors
Otto Stieloff
Ate
Sieloff
Frank Gerrard
Kerwin
Cincinnati
Matt Matthews
Jim Franey
Lavigne
Matthews
Freaney
Chicago A. C
Arry Ritchie
Oscar Gardner
Gardner
Paddy Sullivan
John Brophy
Woburn
Brophy
Alses
Bo Armstrong
Jack O'Brien
Joe Butler
Frank Childs
Childs
Bob Armstrong
New England
Boston A. A
Fitzsimmons
Charley Farrel
Eee
Maine
Charley
Portland
New Hampshire
D. S
Eddie Gorman
Jack Daly
Baltimore
Charley Scarville
P. T
Tracy McPartland
Cleveland
Point A. C
Tom D’arcy
George V. Tuohey
Fight in Charlestown car ends in arrests
A Lynn and Boston car in Charlestown became the scene of a late night fight on route to Chelsea Street. Windows were smashed as two men, Thomas McGonigle of Chelsea and Charles Stowell of Charlestown, were arrested by Patrolman John Downey for disturbing the peace and assault. Others fled as the wagon arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn & Boston
Charlestown
Chelsea Street
John Downey
Henley Street
Gou
Thomas McGonigle
Chelsea
Charles Stowell
Water Street
Wachu sett Boat Club nominates Ten Eyck for Henley regatta
The Wachu sett Boat Club votes to enter Edward H. Ten Eyck for a second Henley Royal Regatta in the diamond sculls. James A. Ten Eyck will accompany as coach and trainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Wachusett Boat Club
Edward H. Ten Eyck
James A. Ten Eyck
Firefighters risked burns to stop paper store blaze
Patrolman Clinton E. Bowley of Station 16 and Owen Tully of Hose 3 rushed into a store on City square after an oil stove exploded. They bore the burning stove into the street and quashed the flames after being severely burned on the arms, preventing a larger fire reaching the hotel above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton E. Bowley
Station 16
Owen Tully
Hose 3
City Square
Waverley House
C. H. Holm
Bowley
Tully
Baseball Team of the Maine Amid Explosive Disaster
The Maine’s baseball team perished in the explosion with only one player, John H. Blumer, and the ship’s mascot goat surviving. Blumer, Portland born, was asleep in a hammock near the aft capstan and later saved, now recovering in Key West. Sharkey the goat was the team mascot and is in Key West under a grocer’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
John H. Blumer
Portland
Bonner
Sam
Sharkey
Key West
How to Tell If We Have Kidney Bladder or Uric Acid Trouble
Advice appears to warn readers about kidney and bladder disorders and promotes Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer as a remedy. It explains symptoms like frequent urination, back pain, and sediment in urine, and claims endorsement by hospitals. Sample bottles are offered with a mailing request to Dr Kilmer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Bright
Swamp-Root
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Overboard ship crew to Havana voyage after rescue
The derrick lost its copper bottom and the crew, led by Captain Wiley, are to be replaced by tomorrow. Mate Hammond and Fireman Bellamy were sent to the marine hospital but are not believed to be injured. Havana is expected as the destination at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Bellamy
Marine Hospital
Wiley
Havana
Underwriter Safe After Coast to Havana Trip Amid Sombre Doubts
Report from Charleston confirms the ocean vessel Underwriter captained by Dan W Wiley arrived safely with the derrick Chief in tow. Originating from Boston harbor, it had vanished after leaving New York February 27, with New York and Newport News coal stops and a planned Havana run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Towboat Company
Charleston
Dan W. Wiley
Hampton Roads
D. C
Shoals
Vineyard Sound
Long Island Sound
New York
Collin Smith
Wiley
Smith
Hammond
Theu
8. C
Havana
Florida
Key West
Newport News
Lone Star to Cuba for Maine wreck recovery work
The Lone Star, Captain Swain, prepared in Simpson's dry dock for five months of Cuban service hauling wrecking gear to Havana to aid dismantling parts of the Maine wreck. At Newport News an allied tow and coal ships move fuel and gear under orders for rapid deployment to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Newport News
Lone Star
Cuba
Swain
Havana
Maine
Simpson
Cuban
Newport
News
Saturn
Lewis
Mount Hope
McLean
Orion
Smith
Monarch
Antelope
Coil
Anxiety of Friends Allayed as Ferry Crew Safe
Captain John Gray visited the tow boat office with concern for Diver Michael Sullivan whose friend on the Underwriter feared a watery grave. The Underwriter’s crew totals about sixteen with Edward Barber as chief engineer, brother of Austin Barber of the Boston Towboat Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gray
Winthrop
Michael Sullivan
East Boston
Edward Barber
Austin Barber
Boston Towboat Company
Keogh and Clearwater Open World Pool Championship
Jerome Keogh and William Clearwater compete for the world pool title in Burstead Hall tonight with Thomas A. Mullen presenting both players. Mose Yatter will referee across three nights, as advance sales soar in Boston’s pool stronghold. Tickets available at theatre agencies and box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Keogh
William Clearwater
Burstead Hall
Thomas A. Mullen
Mose Yatter
Boston
Messrs
Murray
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Hendon
Arnwood Eeeeene
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Jeffries
Eeserese
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Circuit League
Roxbury League
Candie Pin League
Bowling Gossip
Meyers Alleys
McCarthy Alleys
Sea Join
Binangm the Post
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Ellis
Jack Farnham
Back Bay Cycling Academy
Bostonian
C.C
Bicycle Notes
J. Sullivan
Tom McGrath
New London
Joe Choynski
Tom Sharkey
San Francisco
Billy Whistler
Yom West
Jack Lonner
Larry McDonald
T. Su Be Weilston
Tommy Shetell
Joe Gans
Ander
Harry Bartlett
Coventry
J. Wongo
Lavelle
Pittsburg
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Henley
Wachusetts
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Hauck
Haugh
Lambert
Tindsman
Flerman
Merz
Marsden
Gorman
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