Arlington Boat Second Sweep Maugus A A in Three Games
The Arlington Boat second team defeated Maugus A A in two of three as they extended their lead in the icruiteague series with two more wins at the Boston Athletic Association alleys. Arlington totaled 2451 to Maugus 2222, with Stevens topping the charts at 510 and Homer reaching 505.
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Cutter
Shirley
Homer
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Dudley
Hart
Piano Candle Players Win Prospect Alleys Title
Captain Coffey's candle pin team won the championship of the P. I. Tower's Piano Factory league over Captain Hansis's squad in a close game at Prospect alleys last evening.
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Federals
Ojth
Federal
N. E. Hollis
Coffey
Atlantic Baseball League Adopts Schedule and Rowdy Ball Protest
Philadelphia March 4 The Atlantic Baseball League approves a season schedule and protests rowdy ball. New ark Paterson will host Sunday games while Richmond bans them. Season runs April TM to Sept 11. Umpire may suspend players for two days with salary loss. Soby cup scrapped. $100 fines levied for forfeited games. guarantee funds raised to 1000 per club. Umpires named J J Kelley W Brennan John Brennan and E C ate.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic Baseball League
Newark
Paterson
Richmond
National League
J. J. Kelley
Wo Brennan
John Brennan
E. C.ate
Boston Beats Augusta in Rained Four Inning Tilt
Boston defeated Augusta 17 to 3 after four innings as rain halted play in Greensboro North Carolina on March 2 to 4. The game ended with Boston leading Augusta by fourteen runs.
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Augusta
Greensboro
N. C
Boston
Surprises Open B A A Tourney in Boston Billiards
In the Boston Athletic Association invitation tourney opening, G L Smith of Old Dorchester defeated Glendon’s L G Joel 100 to 56 in pool. E E Eaton of Codman upset F J Bartlett of Kernwood in billiards, reaching 200 while Bartlett had 158. The unlucky 13 aided the winners with two runs of that number.
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G. L. Smith
Old Dorchester Club
L. G. Joel
Glendon
Smith
Joel
Glendon Man
Dark Horse
Dilliards
E. E. Eaton
Codman
F. J. Bartlett
Nine tied for top honors in New Jersey shooting match
In BlaKewood New Jersey at 4 30 Elliott Walters Fulford Bender Loomis Jones Wagner Heikes Laflin and Shattuck each scored twenty four straight to share first. Nine others finished with twenty five straight kills in the grand American handicap and will shoot off tomorrow morning in a miss and out for the cup while the prize money is split among the top ten.
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N. J
Elliott
Walters
Fulford
Bender
Loomis
Jones
Wagner
Heikes
Laflin
Shattuck
Kearns-Lynch Exhibition Sparks Manchester Crowd
In Manchester New Hampshire Tim Kearns and Charley Lynch of Boston staged a four round boxing display before a female audience. The event followed earlier gymnastic acts by club members and benefited from a thoughtful pro boxing talk by George Tuohey urging mothers to support boxing for discipline and sturdiness.
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N. H
Tim Kearns
Charley Lynch
Boston
Kearns-Lynch
Madison Brothers
Kearns
Lynch
George Willey
George Tuohey
Boston Post
Tuohey
Ruling Sparks Conflict Over Signed Racing Men
The board of trade ruling lets American racing men ride at any track despite promoter contracts. Promoters fear lost revenue and legal action may follow when a signed rider competes against their wishes. Critics argue program advertising rights are infringed by wheel and tire logos and rule changes.
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Raco Board
Andient Eee
Racing Board
Avon Mantles Shine With Soft Mellow Light
The advertisement touts Improved Avon Mantles priced at $2.00 each, promising gentle illumination that is easy on the eyes. The copy emphasizes a warm, soft glow as a feature of the lighting.
Spring Suitings Arrive In Fancy Fabrics For Men
More overcoats and new Spring Suitings arrive daily in Fancy Cheviots Worsteds Cassimeres and Blue Serges. Prices range from 4.50 to 25 with at least 10 value on several grades. Licensed to do gas service by the City of Boston. Compare prices before bracing your order.
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Boston
Cycle trade circular may disturb league and manufacturers
Walter Wardrop of the national cycle board of trade obtained a league circular urging lower bicycle prices for IA W members. The move could spark friction with bicycle makers who resist discounts for union members. Wardrop has asked Mr. Potter to authorize the circular and respond to pointed questions.
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National Cycle Board of Trade
League
Wardrop
Mr. Potter
Boxing Gossip At North Shore A C Lynn Tonight
Prominent fighters fuel the North Shore A C card in Lynn with Butler vs Robinson the headline 12 round bout. Also scheduled Dan Snyder vs Tom Carter Jack Foley vs Garry Weeman a blindfold bout Virginia Cyclone vs Lynn Zephyr and other prelims.
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John E. Butler
Joe Robinson
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Robinson
Boston
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Union Depot
Dan Snyder
Tom Carter
Jack Foley
Garry Weeman
Virginia Cyclone
Lynn Zephyr
Billy Smith
Joe Walcott
Music Hall
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Martin Judge
Philadelphia
Bob Allen
Allen
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Manchester
Mike Leonard
Andy Watson
Tim Kearns
Portsmouth
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George Dixon
Parkville
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White
Ben Jordan
Young Mahoney
Tom
Dixon
Mike Sears
Patsey Haley
Sears
Haley
North Shore
Maurice Rosenberg
Charley Lynch
George V. Tuohey
Shafer Announces Jimmy Michael Special Bicycle
Dave Shafer said a big surprise is coming and is believed to involve Jimmy Michael entering the bicycle business with a wheel named The Jimmy Michael Special. Local speculation surrounds the nature of the reveal and its timing.
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Jimmy Michael
Dave Shafer
Dave
Bicycle Notes and Pace Team Chatter in Boston
S Henshaw of the Kings County Wheelmen arrived to talk with manager Ducker about a spot on the Charles River Park pacing team. Harry Elkes trains for a 100 mile match with Tom Barnaby, riding 2:12 for a mile and other miles in 2:15 and 2:18. Oscar V. Babcock of the Kings County...
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Kings County Wheelmen
New York
Boston
Ducker
Charles River Park
Harry Elkes
Tom Barnaby
Oscar V. Babcock
Kings County
Water Sports Highlight at Sportsmen's Show
Water sports dominated the Sportsmen's Show with close finishes in the 200 yard amateur swim. Penn's Paul Neumann and Schaefer of Penn faced strong Brookline and Knickerbocker teams in heats and finals. Knickerbockers beat Univ. of Pennsylvania 1 to 0 in water polo. An aerial dive by Alfred Rider and a back plunge by Paul Dustin drew cheers.
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University of Pennsylvania
Noyes
Brookline Swimming Club
Paul Neumann
Hoe
Brookline
Paul Eumann
Pennsy
Moore
Reed
Reeder
Knickerbocker A. C
Neumann
Tom Burke
John Graham
Cherry Diamond
Knickerbockers
New York
Quaker City
King
Alfred Rider
London Swimming Club
Paul Dustin
San Francisco
How to Use X Ray Demonstration by Mr Smiles at MIT Hall
Mr. Smiles of New York explained the X ray to a large audience of physicians and scientists in the Walker building MIT. He noted Edison and himself never tested on people without ensuring skin health and warned against overexposure as with dangerous poison.
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FE. M. Smiles
New York
Edison
Walker Building
Smiles
Society of Arts
Mr. Edison
MITA Open Handicap Games At Local Gymnasium
The annual open handicap games of MITA will be held at the MITA gymnasium in the evening. A large entry list includes many local college cracks and rare competition is expected.
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M. I. Gymnasium
Crow Ye Sample Promises at Old Crow Rye Exhibit
At the Sportsmen's Show visitors are urged to pick up a booklet at the Old Crow Rye exhibit and try a small sample of Crow Ye, noted as very interesting and appealing to attendees.
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Claim of Cure
An old advertisement touts Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs and colds, promising quick relief and improved health through a patented formula.
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Dr. Bull
Harvard and Boston College Debate In Boston College Hall
Representatives from Harvard University and Boston College debated last evening at Boston College Hall. No decision was reached as a large crowd applauded all speakers. Chairman Thomas J. Gargan presided with a calm, approving demeanor.
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Harvard University
Boston College
Boston College Hall
Thomas J. Gargan
Prudential Book Reveals U S Navy Warships
The Prudential Insurance Company of America issued a small book detailing American Navy warships. It is in high demand and provides a fairly accurate view of Uncle Sam's naval strength. J. S. Cranston, manager for eastern Massachusetts at 8 Exchange Place, oversees the books.
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Uncle Sam
J. S. Cranston
Massachusetts
Exchange Place
Parlor Talks Begin At Parker Memorial In Berkeley
The first parlor talk at Parker Memorial on Berkeley and Appleton streets was given by Hon. George E. Smith president of the Senate last evening on The Senate. He described formation of legislative bodies committee organization how bills are presented and the processes by which laws are made or rejected.
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Maine sinking described as incident amid naval bill debate
Congress discussed the naval appropriation bill as speakers argued over readiness for possible war. Congressman Dovener warned the Maine explosion remains an incident, while others stressed the need for a stronger navy and warned against overestimating current capabilities. The House adjourned with a vote set for tomorrow.
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Veterans Night Exalts Patriotism at Middlesex Club Meeting
The Middlesex Club held its annual veterans night with speakers who are veterans or kin to veterans. Leaders included Captain Jack Adams Secretary of State Olin and Hon. George A Marden. The gathering favored peace though some urged stronger action to aid starving Cubans and defend the United States.
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D. D
George N. Howard
Melrose
Charles A. Stott
Lowell
John ©. Linehan
New Hampshire
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George S. Merrill
Warren B. Stetson
A. C. Hamlin
Bangor
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Alonzo Williams
Brown University
Woodruff
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C. A. Stott
Naval Board of Inquiry
Spain
America
Cuba
John C. Linehan
Ad Farragut
Havana
China Grants Major Russian Cessions in Port Arthur Lease
The Pekin Times reports concessions to Russia include a twenty five year lease of Port Arthur as a fortified naval base and a twenty five year lease of Ta Ling Wan as an open port. Russia gains a Trans Manchurian railway terminus with fortification rights and a rail link to Ta Ling Wan and Port Arthur. China retains nominal sovereignty but cannot oppose the cessions.
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Pekin
Times
China
Port Arthur
Ta-Lien-Wan
Petuna
Manchuria
Sungari
A. O. H. Holds Meeting in Charlestown
Military Division 37 at Monument Hall Charlestown held a special meeting last evening. Capt John S Helmund elected alternate delegate to the State convention while President John T Galvin remains the regular delegate. State officers praised for two years of commendable work across Massachusetts. Sympathies offered to Maine heroes relatives.
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Charlestown
John S. Helmund
John T. Galvin
Massachusetts
Maine
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