High Rolling Boylstons Win Three Games in City Bowling
The City League holiday program yielded strong scores with the Boylstons taking three from Murray & Irwin. Jones led the group with 554 while Ferris posted 547 for the losers. City Hall surprised by beating Carruth two games to one, led by Andrews and Gumbright.
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Boylstons
Murray & Irwin
Jones
Ferris
Ian
Carruths
City Halls
Carruth Crew
Binns
Gordon
Carruth
Andrews
Gumbright
City Hall
Hub
McCarthys
Benjamin
Hayward
Sudbury
Meyers
Clarke
North Shore Drops Late in Trade League After Opening Win
North Shore won the first match against Eastern Packing Co. but then lost the next two games as their rivals dominated. Taylor led the victors with a 228 single and a 582 three-game total. North Shore still posted the highest team score but could not keep pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Packing Co
North Shore
Taylor
Meyers Wins Protest in City League Match Debacle
Meyers claimed victory after a protested early season mismatch in the Meyers Sudbury City League result. Scoring totals show Meyers players W Brown 148 D Brown 158 Tisch 4188 Lawson 178 O'Brien 151 for a total 823 while Sudbury Thompson 192 Clarke 184 Sullivan 458 Dean 181 Dow 150 for a total 765.
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Boylston
Collins
J. Woodwa
Urden
Jones
Murray & Irwin
Stout
Verris
McCabe
Cochrane
Weette Eaee
Jackson Tease We Een Arene
Srerseesecees
Orton Gumbright
Paskell
Amupows
Ieee
Carruth Fowler
Frank
Kinsman Freeeer Teres
Siasecesce
Hub Bowler
Cunningham
Brow Ahis Tees Eweyansertes
Brackett
Fossa
Ween
Csceesees
Sudbury T
Thompson
Clarke Eee
Sullivan
Dow
Ee Meyers
Ww. Brown
Wee
Dy Brown
Eee Tisch
Lawson
O'Bryne
Meyers-Sudbury
Meyers
W. Brown
D. Brown
Tisch
O'Brien
Sudbury
Clarke
Dean
Taxed bid ends chase of Browns from creditors sale
The St. Louis Browns were driven from the creditors who bought the club's assets at a sheriff's sale last Tuesday. The sale price is unspecified but higher than Frank Tate's offer of 35000 to cover the club's National League dues and Chicago debt, totaling 37000 dollars.
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St. Louis Browns
Frank Tate
Tate
Chicago
Boxing Gossip Points to Busy Ring Schedule
Mike Sears of Lewiston plans a tight two month run with a TBA schedule including an April 3 bout against Oscar Gardner in Cincinnati. Gardner is tough but Sears has top featherweight potential and aims to prove himself. Tomy Ryan comments on a McCoy rematch and weight bets, while Charley Goff vs George Byers moves to Broadway Athletic Club. Morris Rosenberg is summoned to the Post rooms. J L Sullivan is noted as Americas former champ and Lowell Kearns challenges Spike Sullivan, though with no business reason given.
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Mike Sears
Lewiston
Boston
Sears
Oscar Gardner
Cincinnati
Gardner
Maine
Mr. Sears
Dixon
Matty Matthews
John T. Dougherty
Matthews
Buffalo
Youngstown
Brooklyn
Tommy Ryan
McCoy
Billy Smith
Charley Goff
California
George Byers
Tom O'Rourke
Lenox Athletic Club
New York
Broadway Athletic Club
O'Rourke
Mike Padden
Morris Rosenberg
J. L
Sullivan
America
Lowell—Kearns
Spike Sullivan
Kearns
Boston College Baseball Prospects Rise With Duffy Led Team
Boston College gathers candidates for a spring baseball season ahead of an April 8 opener against Brown. Captain Hugh Duffy returns with Coz Dolan and Jimmie Sullivan guiding pitchers and fielders. Sessions focus on batting, fielding, and base running as eight infielders and four outfielders compete for spots in a schedule against Brown, Dartmouth, NY A C Seaton Hall Fordham Manhattan and other leading New England colleges.
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Boston College
Brown
Teeling
Loughry
Hartnett
Cassidy
Clancy
Slattery
Hugh Duffy
Bostons
Duffy
Donovan
Richards
McNamara
Hilferty
Ceconi
Flannigan
Ryan
O'Connell
Fxeter
Murphy
Henley
Ford
Lorenz
McDermott
Ward
Prendergast
Riley
Crowley
Dartmouth
New York
A. C. Seaton Hall
Fordham
Manhattan
New England Coleges
Bicycle notes and racing plans from Boston and New York
Eddie MacDuffee favors a single race to settle merits with Harry Elkes and Floyd McFarland replacing him unless pursuit events are paid for by the loser. A meeting of the Boston Meet Club finance committee convened while Porter prepares for New York meet business. Tiger Roadsters set April 18 banquet. Frank L Kramer joins the N C A racing board after Newark title win. Frank Waller buys a motor tandem to pace and race, while Al Weinig trains with George Green in Frisco.
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Eddie MacDuffee
Harry Elkes
Floyd McFarland
Harry
Porter
New York
Gerlach
L. A. W. Racing Board
Chicago
Tiger Roadsters
F. A. Heintz
Boston
H. A. Lozier & Co
al Weinig
Buffalo
George Green
Corbett
Frisco
Last Indoor Meet Promises Fastest Ever Inter scholastic Event
The final indoor schoolboys meet in Mechanics Building is expected to attract strong crowds with the fastest entrants yet seen. Ticket sales are high with many balcony seats sold. officials come from Harvard and B A A and other clubs, including Beals as referee Peters Morrison Nourse Wood Lathrop Pratt Fenno Blake Bax ter Mohan Mansfield Crooks Lowell Moran Osthues Mills Clark LeMoyne Lord Reynolds Peck Bowler Charlesbank Gymnasium Corkery Cadman Wattles Graham Moakley.
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Mechanics’ Building
Harvard
G. W. Beals
F. R. Peters
G. B. Morrison
R. H. Nourse
F. M. Wood
J. G. Lathrop
M. L. Pratt
FE. N. Fenno, Jr
A. Blake
T. F. Baxter
B.A. A
W. F. Mohan
A. A
W. R. Mansfield
J. W. Crooks
P. T. Lowell
J. B. Moran
Boston
B. B. Osthues
BE. W. Mills
Ellery H. Clark
LeMo
J. W. Corkery
H. L. Cadman
A. S. Wattles
John Graham
John F. Moakley
Personal Controversy Hounds New York Baseball Scene
The article notes a feud between Freedman and Walter Spalding harming attendance at P. G. grounds and hints at Croker influence. Chicago papers push for further circuit reductions with talk of Comiskey Loftus Gruner deals and Cleveland’s move to Western League, amid reshuffling rumors.
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New York
Freedman
Walter Spalding
P. G
Dick” Croker
Chicago
Windy City
Jim Hart
The
Tribune
Comiskey
Tom Loftus
Gruner
Loftus
Columbus
Cleveland
Indians
St. Louis
Gentlemen's Driving Club of Boston Forms Committees
The club's directors met to appoint a building committee of Charles Whittemore W Scott Fitz and William B Rogers and a rules committee of John KE Thayer Robert H Stevenson and T L Quimby. Membership demand may exceed the one hundred cap. a clubhouse will begin soon.
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Gentlemen’s Driving Club of
Boston
Charles Whittemore
William B. Rogers
John KE. Thayer
Robert H. Stevenson
T. L. Quimby
Inferno Devours Grand Hotel Amid Parade Crowd
Fire roars through a Manhattan hotel during the St Patrick's Day parade breaking out on the second floor and sweeping through rooms. Dozens killed and wounded, many missing, as flames engulf walls and choking steam hinders search efforts.
Bathers' Narrow Escape FromHotel Fire
Fire at the Windsor baths on East Forty sixth street trapped women on upper floors and forced six to cling to window sills. Spectators below urged rescue as flames grew and roped robes and fear spurred dramatic leavings.
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East Forty-sixth ‘Street
Windsor Baths
Sime
Fire Engulfs Windsor Hotel on Fifth Avenue in 1911 Tragedy
A devastating blaze at the Windsor hotel on Fifth Avenue destroys the East Forty-seventh street block. Dozens leaped from windows as fire teams battled flames, with victims rushed to Roosevelt Bellevue Flower St. Vincent's and Presbyterian hospitals. Rescue efforts faced a collapsing structure and rapid wall falls.
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McPherson
Thomas
Burns
Bellevue
Waterma
E. D
West Forty-seventh Street
Purrington
Mra
H. H
West Twenty-seventh Street
Westerfeld
Helen
Dakota Flats
Lawne
Margaret
Manhattan Hotel
Windsor Bath
East Forty-seventh Street
Roosevelt
Flower
New York
St. Vincent’s
Presbyterian Hospitals
Fifth Avenue
Forty-seventh Street
Helen Gould
Forty-sixth Street
Jesse Seligman
Fire roars through hotel on Fifth Avenue end
Early flames erupted on the Fourth floor near Abner McKinley’s rooms. A hall boy tried to raise the alarm but the chain failed. Firemen rescued an elderly woman from a Fifth floor window with a daring transfer to safety. The blaze spread rapidly, and many guests escaped as crews fought the flames.
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McKinley
Abner McKinley
Fifth Avenue
Warren F. Leland
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Cooke Eooeese
Welch
Maddock
Seereerees
Richardson
Pierce
Myers
Edward C. Baker
United States
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Denver
Dudley's
Dudley
Columbus Avenue
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Columbia
UDLPY
Syracuse
National
Iver Johnson
Crown
Reading
Genevas
Rochesters
People’s Temple
Brady
Glory Quayle
Monarch Bicycles
Monarch Cycle Mfg. Co
AR ‘Brand
Velsor
Mallon
Nicholas
Harlem
Henry
Mehabidle
Roosevelt Hospital
Waldo
Frank R
Bailey
Catherine
Greenwood Avenue
Brewer
Miss Helen
von Spiegel
Presbyterian Hospital
Wheeler
G. P
Miss Dorothy
Boyce
Williams
Shekelton
Edward
Drnke
John
Leland
Warren F
Flower Hospital
Haskins
Mark Kirk
Bellevue Hospital
Alice W
Georgia
Nellie
Clifford
Curran
Ellen
New York Hospital
Love
William F
James
Arthur
Budenberg, Mra
Winters
Miss
Butler
William
McClusky
Flower Hos
Pital
Striener
Gus
Rosenhein
Minas
Gladys
Eugene Thompson
Seventyfirst
Betts
Sadie
John Betts
West Seventy-first Street
Upham
Annetta
Vermont
de Cordova
Alfred
Bradley
Steiner
Forty Sixth Street
ISON
Ngrand
Windsor Hotel
Neys
William S. Devery
Police
Hall Boy
A Hero
Coom Brrmedy CO
Masonic Temple
Chicago, Ill
Dr. Sanden
R.A. Sanden
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