International Cycling Association admission echoed in Le Velo report
Le Velo notes that the National Cycling Association of America won admission as the world meet governing body by a 6 to 5 vote amid friction, with England Canada Denmark Norway and the L A W opposing. The article lists riders and officials active in winter training and planning, including Henry Sturmey and Mounts of the N C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Velo
Boston
International Cycling Association
National Cycling Association of America
Henry Sturmey
England
M. D’armand
United States
Canada
Denmark
Norway
Great Britain
Ireland
Scotland
Sturmey
Jay Baton
James F. Moran
Chelsea
Baton
Vailsburg
Archie McKachren
Bobby Thompson
al Weinig
Floyd McFarland
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Kramer
New England
Press Cycling Club
P. F. Logan
J. J. McKinnon
Dedham
F. E. Meers
W. F. Murphy
L. E. Mettling
Metropolitans
Oe YP. C. C. Boys
W. S. Ellis
Metropolitan Racing Team
George Howland
Howland
Curry
Farn
Hodgdon
George A. Perkins
Massachusetts
Springfield
Worcester
Fitchburg
Lowell
Fall River
New Bedford
Perkins
Winchendon
Doty
Il Is
N.C. A
Eight Club National League Predicted In Shorter 140 Game Season
The National League will trim to eight clubs with a 140 game schedule. Prominent owners including McGraw and Hanlon navigated Baltimore lease issues to finalize the change. Washington exits the circuit, while Boston and Pittsburgh stand to gain as teams move on from weak clubs. The Patriots' Day start aims for a late September finish, with spring weather shaping the opening of the campaign and stronger player deals anticipated before opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
Post
Cleveland
Baltimore
Johnny McGraw
Hanlon
Brooklyn
McGraw
Union Park
Louisville
Pittsburg
Washington
Gtrave
Barry
Dineen
Freeman
Boston
National Capital
Cambridge Team Wins Dual Athletic Meet At St Josephs
The Cambridgeport G A beat St Josephs A A West End 48 to 29 as Dick Grant dominated the mile and half mile. Hines of Boston College fell to Eaton and Watkins in several sprints. A long list of event results and times followed, with Mackey and Lucas among notable performers. A Swamp Root testimonial letter speaks to kidney and bladder relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgeport G. A
St. Joseph’s A. A
West End
Cambridge Boys
Bosers
Dick Grant
Harvard
Neil Kelliher
Hines
Boston College
Eaton
Watkins
Lucas
Mackey
Cronin
S. J. Time
McGrath
J. Time
McKenna
Williamson
A. Hines
Stams
Grant
Kanady
Murphy
J.macksey
McCarthy
Farley
Loftus
C. J
Jepe
C. G
Lynch
C. J.P. Lucas
Kraven
Sweeney
S. J
Ss. J
Kelliher
C G. A
Buckley
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promoted in Boston Daily Post
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles claiming it aids overall health. It advises urine tests for self check and notes hospital use physician recommendation and free sample offers via Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Selee Leads Boston to Spring Practice Plan
Boston manager Frank G Selee announced the club will depart March 30 for spring training in Greensboro North Carolina remaining players picked up in New York and Washington The squad will stay two weeks at Guilford House and a game with Yale manager Adams is set for April 14 in Washington A Worcester game likely April 16 or 17 precedes Patriots Day opener at the South End grounds in Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Selee
Boston Baseball
Boston
Greensboro
N. C
New York
Washington
Guilford House
Selee
Adams
Yale
Whose Kinetoscope Involved In Boston Legal Fight
The Boston & Maine Railroad sues four individuals over a kinetoscope with pollogy fight pictures. B. M. Record of Boston claims ownership, J. H. noe of Quincy asserts ownership, and P. T. Gallagher of Boston says he owns half as Record’s partner. The railroad obtained possession by writ of replevin after a misrepresentation and has kept it pending court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aomnensor
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
B. M. Record
Boston
J. H. Noe
Quincy
P. T. Gallagher
Record
Railroad
A. C. H. State Officers Meet at United States Hotel
State officers and county presidents of the A. C. H. held a meeting at the United States Hotel to finalize plans for the national convention. President Edward J. Slattery presided as the committee adjourned to reconvene today after reviewing proposed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russell Lowell
United States Hotel
Pneramns
Ab. Andomen
Relief Corps
Smith
W. Fillespie
United States
Edward J., Slattery
City Harbor Match Boat Race Set for Sunday
Arrangements are made for a two pair match race among veteran oarsmen in the city harbor. The course runs from Commercial wharf to Buoy 9 and back, starting at 2 20 Sunday afternoon. Competitors are John F. Perry and James McNamara versus Edward Dixon Jr and Joseph Zwinger for a substantial purse.
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John F. Perry
James McNamara
Edward Dixon, Jr
Joseph Zwinger
Gardner Burke title bout touted amid boxing turmoil
The Lowell candidate previews a fifteen round middleweight showdown with George Gardner and Jack Burke, pledging strict training and a win inside the limit. The column also denounces mismanagement of George Byers, criticizes promoter meddling, and notes other regional boxing disputes and inquiries, including talks of Byers vs Gardner and refereeing concerns.
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George Gardner
Jack Burke
Lowell
Burke
New England
George Byers
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Bridgeport
Hartford
Byers
Gardner
Bill Daly
C. N. Wilson
Hawthorne Athletic Club
Buffalo
New York
Mr. Wilson
Young Kelley
Young Boles
Frank Barnard
Johnnie Lynch
Cambridge
Johnnie Cullen
Somerville
John Graham
A. A
Martin Dlougherty
Fred Bryson
Eman
Spike Haley
Martin Riley
Joe Mullens
Lewiston
Joames R. Gray
South Boston
Sullivan
Kid Broad
Fifth Square
Broadway A. C
Broad
Joe Ener Broad
Goodman
McKenna
Charlie Farrell
B. H. Benton
Rob Boy
Longwood Cricket Club Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The Longwood Cricket Club held its annual meeting at Young's with reports showing member gains and a healthy treasury. For the year plans include a spring tournament in May, state tournament in June, a July 23 annual tournament with eastern doubles, and a ladies tournament in October. Officers elected: J. M. Dutton president, Edwin Sheafe vice president, P. E. Presbrey secretary, A. Lyman treasurer, Alfred Godman and B. Brown Jr. directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood Cricket Club
Young’s
J. M. Dutton
Edwin Sheafe
P. E. Presbrey
A Lyman
Alfred Godman
B. Brown, Jr
Rene
Swamp Root Endorsement by Theodorus Van Wyck
Theodorus Van Wyck former Mt. Vernon News editor and New York real estate broker testifies to Swamp Root curing years of rheumatism and kidney trouble. He recounts heavy pain prior to use and credits the remedy with restoring his health and making it a household staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodorus van Wyck
Mt. Vernon
New York
South
Eleventh Avenue
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Boston Building Trades Council Denounces Brophy Report
The Boston Building Trades Council objects to William Brophy report on alleged electrical department abuses. It accuses the investigation of malice and falsehoods about wages nine hours daily and three dollars pay, union admissions, and political influence. It defends department staff and condemns Brophy as pursuing a job for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council of
Boston
William Brophy
Electrical Department
Electricians’ Union
British Veterans Meet Initiates Four New Members
The British Military and Naval Veteran Association held its regular monthly meeting at the American House last night and admitted four new members. A smoke talk is planned at the errinak House on the evening of April.
Father and son meet in detention room at Pemberton Court
In a Superior Criminal Court in Pemberton a restrained scene unfolded as a fifty plus prisoner Irving Holmes pleaded guilty to breaking and entering. A well dressed young man proved to be Holmes’s son and expressed hope for leniency, asking the district attorney to consider clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Pemberton Square
Irving Holmes
Holmes
Burns
Warren Dramatic Club Presents Nan the Mascot at Lyceum Hall
The Warren Dramatic Club of East Boston stages the four act comedy drama Nan the Mascotte on Friday evening March 16 at Lyceum Hall under MPF John J Agnew. Proceeds go to the Assumption parish poor fund. Cast includes Sadie E Cummings Teresa L Coleman Maud A Stanton John J Agnew Charles J Bailey John T O Neil John J Forristall Thomas A Gildea Charles Lucas Joseph F Crowley George Glenn John J Diamond with specialties by Katharine M Mills C H Conway C J Lucas Thomas F Hughes and Denis F Callaghan. A big house is assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Dramatic Club
East Boston
Nan
Lyceum Hall
MPF
John J. Agnew
Assumption Parish
Sadie E. Cummings
Teresa L. Coleman
Maud A. Stanton
Charles J. Bailey
John T. O’ Neil
John J. Forristall
Thomas A. Gildea
Charles Lucas
Joseph F. Crowley
George Glenn
John J. Diamond
Katharine M. Mills
C. H. Conway
C. J. Lucas
Thomas F. Hughes
Denis F. Callaghan
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Weymouth High
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College City
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Dr. Krimer & Co
Binchamton, N. Y
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James Cook
Hugh E. Boyle
John J. Bodkin
Greater New York
Prise Fight Pictures
Boston & Maine
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Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Henri de Regnier
Perates
Longwood Cricket
Brophy
Trades Council
Brookline Registration
Brookline
Boston Elevated Company
Son
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Opthraa Clnaccon
R. A. Sanden
Tremont Street
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