Casinos Win National Team Bowling Championship
The Casino bowlers captured the national team bowling title by winning three matches yesterday. Met Fuller's team opened with an easy win, then edged Lowell's Les Miserables, and Clark's squad, after bold play, fell in the final game. Clark earned second prize amid protest over player Williams. Final match score appended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casino
Fuller
Les Miserables
Lowell
Clark
Williams
Casinos Edge Les Miserables in Semi Final Slugfest
The Casinos narrowly escaped a defeat to Les Miserables of Lowell in a tense semi final as second string players faltered late, leaving the outcome in doubt until the final whistle.
Bowling League Meeting Sets Up New York Game
A Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League special meeting at Parker House debated the New York versus Massachusetts match. The committee gains full arranging power, and Casino management risks if the game is at the Casino. A $50 entertainment appropriation and a reception committee were named. The selected team includes George Smith, Hull, Shirley, C. H. Johnson, Warren M. Hill, with Savage and Legate as substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League
Parker House
New York
Massachusetts
Hill
Davis
Walter Stimpson
J. H. Rubin
W. J. Follett
George Smith
Hull
Salems
Shirley
Newtons
C. H. Johnson
Warren M. Hill
Interstate Match Sets Final Bowling Showdown
The bowling league will run the New York Massachusetts interstate match as the national tournament finale. Games take place at the Casio building on Tremont street with ticketing by Secretary Davis and early access for league club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schedule of dates granted by New England AAU clubs
The schedule committee of the New England AAU held a meeting at the BA A club house and announced dates granted for cross country and track events. Entries include April 6 for Vorchester and Trimount clubs, May 30 for Lowell, June 8 outdoor championships, July 4 sessions for Wakefield and Suffolk, August 26 provisional with Dorchester, September 2 outdoor championships, and September 4 Cambridge and Lowell open meetings.
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N. FE
A. m
Vorchester Athletic Club
Trimount Athletic Club
Lowell Athletic Club
Gloucester Athletic Club
Interscholastic Athletic Association
Wakefield High School Athletic Association
Suffolk Athletic Club
Dorchester Athletic Club
Cambridge Athletic Club
Meyer Wins Final in Junior Handicap Racket Tournament
George Von L. Meyer defeats T. Paine with scores 15-3 15-9 5-15 6-16 15-9 to clinch the final. R. B. Metcalf beats F. G. Curtis in three squash sets 15-13 16-12 18-15 for the B A A championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George von L. Meyer
Ht. T. Paine
R. B. Metcalf
F. G. Curtis
Riverside Wheelmen and New England Cycling News
George Smith of the Riverside Wheelmen trains for upcoming meets and holds the quarter mile record, with Zimmerman ahead in first prizes. The Press Cycle Club has fifteen racers under Lt J E Clark, with A J Ochs as chair of the new house committee and entertainment chair Wilbun C Grout.
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George Smith
Riverside Wheelmen
Wilbun C. Grout
E. Smith
Austin W. Pease
Roxbury Bicycle Club
George A. Place
New Hampshire
Boston
Grand Forks
N.C
Grover Cleveland
F. W. Sherburne
Vermont
Mt. Washington
George H. Wilbur
Ab. E. KeKinnon
Messrs. Lavery and
Morton
Ab. McKnnon
Len Johnson
George Wilbur
Alexander
Whiton
Kelley
Mt. Washingee
J. M. Linscott
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Committee On
McClintock
Europe
Union Bicycle Club
Boylston Street
Edward ©. Lincoln
H. E. Marine
Albert G. Frothingham
Thomas W. Dalton
Arthur T. Otis
Howard Geldert
Quincy House
H. M. Mansfield
Pope Manufacturing Company
Interclub Base Ball League May Form Among Local Clubs
A planned interclub baseball league may form with clubs including Boston Athletic Association Arlington Boat Club Melrose Athletic Club Vesper Boat Club Lowell Athletic Club Gloucester Athletic Club Waverly Club Hyde Park Newton Boat Club and Worcester Athletic Club Real members only according to rules against recruiting top players The B A A along with Melrose Gloucester and others support organizing a meeting to establish a formal league to boost club interest in baseball
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Boston Athletic Association
Arlington Boat Club
Melrose Athletic Club
Vesper Boat Club
Lowell Athletic Club
Gloucester Athletic Club
Waverly Club
Hyde Park
Newton Boat Club
Worcester Athletic Club
Peters
Babb
Flaherty
Worcester Ath Club aims meet race plans and entries
The Worcester Athletic Club eyes a 600 yard match between Steve Coombs and Harry Dadman for March 22, Coombs declining Worcester only, while a 1000 yard clash may pit Tom Keane against Ralph Reynolds. Yale games attract Lord Crane and Billy Batchelder with Hunter Allison Morgan among entrants as others prep for cross country and field events.
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Worcesters
Steve Coombs
Harry Dadman
Worcester
Allison
Morgan
Billy Batchelder
McLaughin
A. A
Don Moakley
John Wren
Billy Clark
Joe Cross
Tim Conley
Marston
Gloucester Athletic Club
Kelly
Lowell Athletic Club
Florida
Varuna Boat Club
Gloucester
Harvard Winter Meet Adds Entrants in Jump and Races
Handicaps for the high jump at the Harvard winter meeting on Saturday have been announced with new entries from Morse of the B A A Heywood of Technology and Charley Paine Hopkinson. Other additions include entries in the broadsword contest and potato race for Merriman Han cock Barney Pinkham Whittier Brown Ullman Jackson and Hill with dates and class years listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Morse
Heywood
Stinger
G. ©. Chaney
C. D. Heywood
M.I. T
J. Paine
N. E. J. Clark
J. E. Morse
Amateur Circus Rehearsals Planned by B A A Next Month
Rehearsals for the amateur circus by the B A A will take place in the Arena next week with a new bareback female equestrienne act on Klein's horse. An aquatic feature has been dropped as impracticable and the programme is still being finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein
Winners on the Track at Guttenburg Races
Horse racing summary from Guttenburg New Jersey dated March 15 lists six races with winners including Dr. Helmuth Jersey Lass filly Tox Sorrento Salisbury King Leo and others. Betting odds and times are provided for each event along with Thursday entries for the next card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttenburg
N. J
Dr. Helmuth
King Crab
Gra Rock
Gray Rock
Jersey Lass
Fredericks
Jennie W
Jersey
John Hickey
Sorrento
Salisbury
Tommy Dixon
Hazelhurst
Hazel
Gloucester Horse Races Report From March 16
Special to the Post lists winners across eleven races at Gloucester. Maid of Richland wins race one, Robin Hood takes race two, Montague tops race three, Cuvali wins race four, Vevay leads race five, Hawkstone prevails race six, with numerous second and third places and betting details for each event.
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Gloucester
Maid of Richland
Bullrush
Startle
Young Maid of Richland
Robin Hood
Bright Eyes
Harry Hinkson
Montague
General Gordon
Eatontown
Tinhe
Hetting
Paradise
Sue Rider
Sue Ryder
Vevay
Come To Law
Kpapp
Eney
Hawkstone
Morrisania
Maggie
Hawkate
Ivy Crry Race Meet Report at March 15 Card
Ivy Crry on March 15 featured five furlongs with Vanayke first Minora second and Skipwith third finishing in 1:09 and a fraction. Lavina won the half mile split after the second race was declared off with Philistine runner-up.
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Ivy Crry
Vanayke
Minora
Skipwith
Lavina
Philistine
Oaces
Buddhist
Verd
Syracuse
Pokino
Hiawaze
Flaco
Duquesne
Trotting men adjourn as conference weighs rules
A joint conference of National and American Trotting associations adjourned in New York after proposing race distances of fifty or seventy five yards based on field size, adopting fines above 25 dollars, and forming a joint rules committee. Hopes for harmonizing rules continued with a Chicago meeting set for April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
P. P. Johnston
Lexington
National Association
M. Fogg
Nashville
David Bonner
American Association
J. M. McFall
Oskaloosa
Benjamin
I. James
Terra Haute
Chicago
Pril 4
New York Yacht Club Sets Oct 5 Cup Race Date
Commodore James D. Smith of the New York Yacht Club outlines why the America’s Cup races should be held no earlier than October 5. He notes American boats may not be ready until late in the season and that early trials could occur if boats are ready. Smith invites Lord Dunraven to visit before the club cruise to observe American boats and conditions for a potential early trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James D. Smith
New York Yacht Club
Lord Dunraven
Commodore Smith
Dunraven
Immodore Smith
Morton to abolish sinecures in Agriculture Department
Secretary Morton plans to remove several nonessential posts in the Agricultural Department and run the agency on a business basis. He will soon notify incumbents that their positions are vacant and will not fill them. The move signals a shift toward streamlined operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morton
Agricultural Department
Yale and Harvard Track Meeting Sets Cambridge Dual Meet
The postponed Yale and Harvard Track Athletic associations meeting finally convened in Springfield. President R. B. Wade and Mott Haven captain H. Jones lead, with Yale sprinter J. Sherrill. decisions focus on future cross-university track events and plans for the May Cambridge dual meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Springfield Tomor
Yale Defate
R. B. Wade
H. Jones
Mott Haven
J. Sherrill
Cambri
N E A A U Handicapping Post Sparks Gossip
Before last evening’s NEA AAU meeting a discussion arose about succeeding Harry Cornish as handicapper. Cornish has not resigned and is busy handicapping Yale and a Boston sports editor declined to have his name used. Delegates will likely choose another successor.
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Harry Cornish
Cornish
Yale Ana
Boston
Griffin's Forfeit Post Draws Boxing Negotiations
The report denies a Griffin Dixon bout despite circulation of an offer. Carroll and Griffin push for a match on Griffin’s terms up to $10,000, with weigh‑in times and purse details. Additional notes cover other fighters, sparring plans, and club maneuvers in New Orleans and Boston.
Narrow margin in ward election lists and world fair notes
The piece notes a reduced voting threshold excluding candidates with under 800 votes and tracks shifts in rankings. D L Munns rises to fifth. George H Smith widens lead in South Boston. D F Joyce advances. Lucy Drennan returns atop the Chelsea East Boston area, with Mrs Bishop in third. It includes a tailors’ contest entry praising P J Foran from 724 Washington St Roxbury and a unsolicited vote for Jeager of Roxbury, March 14 1893.
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D. L. Munns
George H. Smith
South Boston
Smith
D. F. E. Joyce
Lucy Drennan
Dr. Bishop
Henry Pero
Chelsea
Boston
Post
P. J. Foran
Washington Street
Sterling Street
South End
Foran
Aio
Mitchell’s Cutting School
New York
West’s Cutting School
Este
W. Johnston
Jeager
Pynchon Street
Rox
Dolly” Jeager
Roxbury
Connolly and McKinnon duel headlines sparring night
A Crescent-Suffolk sparring meet on March 21 features a special 120 pound match between Connolly and McKinnon, two top amateurs. Connolly, 1891 national featherweight champion, seeks victory to launch pro plans. McKinnon, from Waltham, aims to upset. Johnny Eckhardt of Coney Island Club referees. tickets at Wright & Ditson's and John P. Lovell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent-Suffolk
Connolly-McKinnon
Connolly
Prike
Young McKinnon
Waltham
Tony
Boston
Buckley
Charlestown
McKinnon
Berkeey
New England
eKinnon
Johnny Eckhardt
Coney Island
Wright & Ditson
John P. Lovell
Hermann Long Signs With Boston Club Again
Boston baseball club nets star shortstop Hermann Long for another season after he accepted a salary reported around 2400 dollars. Treasurer J B Billings finalized the contract yesterday amid prior salary dispute rumors. Long, renowned for grounders and spectacular catches, remains with the team in Chicago negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hermann Long
J. B. Billings
Herman
Nordica matinee bids farewell at Music Hall
Nordica appears in a fare well matinee at Music Hall with a program of popular numbers. She sings the aria from Aida and the duet from Semiramide with Mme Sealchi, conducted by Mr Luckstone. Cecilia to give two concerts in Music Hall on March 22. Various small concerts and recitals follow in New York region venues through March 29 led by Max Bernhardt and Mrs Albert Barker.
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Nordica
Music Hall
Mme
Mmne
Sealchi
Luckstone
Cecilia
Schubert
Delhi
N. Y
Ellenville
Morrisville
Adams
Hannibal
Thon
Young Women’s Hebrew Society
Minot Hall
Caystres Show
Jrs
Max Bernhardt
Albert Barker
Chickering Hall
Priest Michael McCartan Dies In Accident In Danbury
In Danbury Connecticut on March 15 the Rev Michael E McCartan of St Peter s Roman Catholic Church died after striking a picket fence in the dark while returning from a sick call He was 32 and had served seven weeks at the local parish His family in Boston survives including his parents two sisters and a brother.
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Danbury
Conn
Michael E. McCartan
St. Peter’s
Main Street
MecCartan
Newaven
Boston
Orchard Street
Mr Rich Claims Advantage in Taunton Theatre Case
In a civil dispute between Taunton Theatre Company and Charles J. Rich, Rich argues he holds the upper hand. He leased the theatre for a five percent commission on costs not to exceed 562000, while the company contends the cost is 65000. Rich may seek extreme legal measures yet restrains actions, with receipts from performances held in trust until court decision.
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Taunton Theatre Company
Charles J. Rich
Taunton Theatre Ey
Rich
Attrortions
Fire destroys South Boston stable. horses perish
A blaze at 12:50 a.m. gut a two story frame stable at Douglass street foot in South Boston. Police on the route summoned Box 131 at Eighth and G streets. Owner George Martin, a roofer, loses a building and his horses to the fire. Loss around 700 dollars. Cause unknown.
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Douglass Street
Boston
Eighth
G Streets
George Martin
Roxbury Activities Tally Meetings and Local Plans
Roxbury clubs secure permanent quarters at 5 Hampden street and plan a first class setup. A 8 PM meeting will discuss important matters. St Patrick Hall hosts The Shamrock and Rose in aid of St Patrick's parish poor. Billy Murphy, financial secretary of Ward 20's Young Men’s Democratic Club, is praised. Granite paving planned on Harrison avenue by Ward 20. Eliot Lyceum No 405 concert in the Lyceum League promises a grand program with committee members listed. George Franklin Cobb returns from Wilbraham, doing newspaper work for the Springfield Republican. Commonwealth Drum Corps to hold an April 7 social in Armory Hall. Stony Brook record reached a high since 1886. Forest Hills embankment near top. brook readings noted with fluctuations. Highland Republican Club not disbanded. meetings to continue at members’ homes. a secret meeting held at Dr Bowker’s res. Roxbury Crossing.
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Roxbury
Hampden Street
St. Patrick’s Hall
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
St. Patrick’s Parish
William H. Murphy
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward 20
Billy
Albert Wise
Harrison Avenue
East Lenox Street
Dudley Street
Eliot Lyceum No
Lyceum League
Frank S. Somerby
Albert K. Taylor
Challis Bowker
Sumner H. Conant
Everett H. Masters
Waldo H. Smith
George Franklin Cobb
Wilbraham
George
Springfield Republican
Commonwealth Drum Corps
Armory Hall
Stony Brook
McLaughlin
Granlee
Forest Hills
Staib
Highland Republican Club
Dr. Bowker
Roxbury Crossing
Community notes from South Boston and City Point
The Tenebrae service will be sung at Gate of Heaven Church on Wednesday through Good Friday with a 16 voice chorus and a quartet including J A McMahon Dr J A Riley John Whoriskey and Joseph B McArdle. Also mentions political canvassing for City Point Association, season-opening sailboat in Dorchester Bay, church entertainment at Broadway Baptist Church, Tammany Club banquet for Alderman Maguire, Irish National League meetings on Home Rule, and local club reorganizations including Sherman Club and Ward 18 Tammany Club with a new grand piano.
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Gate of Heaven
J. A. McMahon
J. A. Riley
John Whoriskey
Joseph B. McArdle
Billy Haines
J. H. Buckley, Jr
City Point Catholic Association
Friends
Dorchester Bay
Dorchester
Baptist Church
Broadway
Tammany Club
Alderman Maguire
Ftnd
Kisney
Grace Episcopal Church
Dorchester Street
J. J. McNulty
Bethesda Hall
Ireland
Father McNulty
Federation of the Irish National League
St. Augustine’s Hall
Sherman Club
Washington Village
Joseph H. Concannon
Richard King
Georgis A. Yeagle
M. Shaughnessy
T. Saunders
Ward 18
New England Piano Company
City Point
Dorchester Ward 24 ousts sewer foreman Lynch
Dorchester Democrats win removal of District Foreman Daniel Lynch from the Dorchester division of the sewer department. George Phillips, now in Roxbury, named to replace him. Mayor’s support cited. Also notes a Dorchester wedding and community notices including church concert, lodge work, and local society elections.
About You and Your Friends at Large Ticket Listings
A list of eligibility and names for ticket distribution across districts appears. Numerous individuals with street addresses from Everett Chelsea East Boston and nearby communities are named alongside ticket numbers and section notes indicating available seats and eligibility.
Brighton Plans Dusty Social Ball and Pine Tree Club Idea
Brighton Assembly of the Royal Society of Good Fellows will hold a ball April 3 in Warren fall with Harris's Orchestra. Harris, a noted pianist and multi-instrumentalist, formerly worked as a Brighton post office clerk now stationed at North Cambridge. A Pine Tree Club for Maine natives is being formed. Mr and Mrs Daniel Hall traveled to Hadlo well Me for illness in Mr Hall's father. A young alligator kept by Frank H Howe in a store tub grows rapidly and becomes fierce. Allston Club members show strong pool and billiard scores including H S Robbins 99-73 and M H Emerson 143-58. Ee Wheeler leads billiards with nine wins in ten. C Spaulding has seven victories. Beacom Park.
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Brighton
Royal Society of Good Fellows
Warren Fall
Harris
North
Cambridge
Pine Tree Club
Maine
Daniel Hall
Hadlowell
Murder trials set in Norfolk County Dedham
March 15 to April 10 notices state Mrs. Ellen M. Gloster of Weymouth will be tried in Norfolk Superior Court at Dedham on murder charges for strangling her infant at North Weymouth. The body found in a cellar is said not to be the child. Defenders named include Horn Edward Avery of Braintree and Albert P. Worthen of Weymouth. A separate note says August Langner, linked to Miss Mary Emerson’s death at West Dedham in 1891, may be heard at a later special session.
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Dedham
Ellen M. Gloster
Weymouth
Norfolk
Edward Avery
Braintree
Albert P. Worthen
August Langner
Mary Emerson
West Dedham
Death at East Cambridge temperance banquet shocks crowd
The sixteenth annual East Cambridge W C T U supper at Trinity M E Church ended when Rev. William Graham, pastor of the First Reformed Presbyterian Church in Boston, collapsed and died. The 50 year old speaker had just declared he came from a sick bed to prove he was on. Mrs. Coburn presided as guests and ministers offered prayers as attendees mourned. Graham, longtime East Cambridge resident at 91 Third Street, leaves a widow and several grown children.
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East Cambridge
Trinity M. E
William Graham
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ferdinand Street
Boston
Coburn
Union
Graham
Cook
Burton Crankshaw
Second Baptist Church
No. 91
Third Street
Massachusetts State Board of Trade Dinner Receives Notable Guests
Two hundred business men and guests attended the second annual Massachusetts State Board of Trade banquet at the Revere House. Speakers included Charles S. Fairchild ex Secretary of the Treasury and Gen Thomas Sherman president of the New England Telephone Company. A telephone linked Chicago rang out "America" as the event concluded.
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Massachusetts State Board of Trade
Association
Revere House
Charles 8. Fairchild
of the Treasury
Waller
Connecticut
Jay L. Torrey
Henry Lord
Maine State Board of Trade
Joseph Howard, Jr
New York
Thomas Sherman
New England Telephone Company
Edward Kemble
Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Lane
Boston Merchant Association
Marden
F. W. Breed
New England Shoe and Lesther Association
C. P. Lowell
Secretar Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
L. G. Burnham
Wis Callen
Charles }. Adams
Lowell
Adams
Charles S. Fairchild
the Treasury
London
Joe” Howard, Jr
Chicago
Sherwin
America
Charlestown Club Hosts Ladies Night on High Street
The Charlestown Club held its first ladies night in elegant High Street quarters with a reception by president B F Stacey. Carrie Hale Russ, H Gates, Frank Williams, Frank May, and Frances Stacey provided a musical and literary program before a collation and club team matches.
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Charlestown
High Street
B. F. Stacey
Carrie Hale Russ
H. Gates
Frank Williams
Frank May
Frances Stacey
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Melrose
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Harrison Ave
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Bromfield St
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