Roll of honor of last week’s best league bowling scores
The Greater Boston area league results show Somerset City League leading Candle Pins with 1,484 as the top team total and 135 as the top single. Newton and Dudley leagues post top team and individual scores, with Hutchinson and Mars ton among leading individuals. Mercantile League final standings list teams and averages, with Clark and Matthews earning top averages and McMillin winning high three-string total.
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Ewton
Ccecseses
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Porer
Newtoneague
Mercantile League
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Gilchrist
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Palmer
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Clark
Dixon
Matthews
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Bell
Blackman
Gregory
Guptill
Jordan Marsh
Clapp & Tilton
McMillin
Work Horse Parade Seeks Suggestions on Ribbons and Prizes
Directors of the Work Horse Parade Association invite owners to offer ideas on parade format. Past plans used a four class ribbon system with half entries winning ribbons. In previous years the group awarded ribbons to all worthy entries with blue ribbons receiving a larger share. Some firms may add cash prizes matching ribbon levels.
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Spalding's Chicago Store Damaged by Fire
Fire at the A G Spalding & Bros sporting goods store on Wabash avenue near Monroe street caused about 150000 dollars in damage. The blaze began in the basement and burned for nearly an hour before discovery, spreading through five floors of the building.
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Meeting to unify Boston High School sports constitution
A gathering of secretaries from the Boston High School Association leagues discussed drafting a new central constitution to govern all sports. The plan aims to replace separate league constitutions while keeping each sport independent and preserving existing officers.
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West Roxbury High
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Prominent Horsemen Set for Brookline Country Club Races
A three days meeting at the Brookline Country Club is expected to attract many noted riders. Entries for June 13, 15, and 17 include Thomas Hitchcock Jr, Dion Kerr, Joseph E Widener, Harry S Page, William Hayes, J W Colt, J Watson Webb, F Ambrose Clark, M L Schwartz, W Littauer, W K Lovering, E Kernochan and M J Daly. Final entries close May 15 and the Duke's Cup preliminary list features multiple horses and riders from these names.
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Dion K. Kerr
Mr. McMurrie
Joseph E. Widener
Harry S. Page
William C. Hayes
J. W. Colt
J. Watson Webb
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B. G. Hot Shot
M. J. Daly
B. G. Kara
East Boston Meets World Champions In Lyceum Hall Showdown
East Boston hosts Gloversville New York acknowledged world champions in a likely fastest and most hotly contested basketball game on a local court. The crack East Boston five, led by Corbett, Doherty, Crowley, Coady, and Brett, faces Lamb, Fox, Wachter, Haggerty, and Lemon of Gloversville for possibly the world championship in a marquee matchup tonight.
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Boxing Card Promises Strong Local Show in Chelsea
Winnisimmet Athletic Club of Chelsea announces tomorrow's boxing program will proceed despite rumors of a court delay. Main bout: Jerry Gaines vs Bartley Connelly for 10 rounds. Frank Mantell meets Curly Williams. Belfield Walcott moves toward Rockland bout with Tom Sawyer. Several preliminaries cluster around Charlestown Lynn and Cambridge fighters with strict entry rules.
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High Schools Plan Enclosed Grounds for Sports
Everett and Medford High Schools athletic committees aim to build enclosed grounds for all sports in their towns. With the Suburban league formed, league games must be played on enclosed grounds in these communities.
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Dartmouth in Fine Condition
Dartmouth aims for a strong season as 30 players compete for positions led by Skillen in the box. McDevitt and McLane are set in the outfield with Stearns fighting for first base and Schildmiller as a possible outfield extra. Pitchers Hazelton Beckett and Johnny Glaze anchor a deep staff as Dartmouth schedules two games at Washington and Lee and matchups with Georgetown Annapolis Virginia and Holy Cross before traveling April 3.
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Schildmiller
Andover Fame
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Norton
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Schopperly
Hazelton
Beckett
Johnny Glaze
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Washington
Malden to fix Pine Banks Park for summer baseball
Malden and Melrose officials plan to renovate the Pine Banks Park golf links in Malden to cut three or four diamonds for boys to play ball this summer. If realized, the park will rank among the best around Boston.
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Melrose
Pine Banks Park
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Rialto Club to aid baseball players in Cincinnati scene
A Cincinnati group forms the Rialto Club, open to baseball players and guests, aiming to provide a social hub for traveling and resident players year round. The plan envisions city clubs in multiple towns to improve player welfare and camaraderie during long seasons.
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Bates Aims for Postseason Series Between Boston Clubs
Thomasville Ga March 24 John Bates the clever young outfielder of the Dovey team is rooting for a post season series next fall between the two Boston clubs Bates who debuted last year is hitting the ball harder and showing improved fielding Known as Home Run Bates in the South he lives in Steubenville and started in baseball thanks to Needham Needham wrote Tenney a year ago asking Bates be given a trial Bates made good at Jacksonville and with the South End patrons he was popular Bates now hopes to see Jimmy Collins play and Dovey will try to arrange the series
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Hueston Still Champion at Continuous Pool
Thomas Hueston of St. Louis retains the world continuous pool title after defeating Jerome Keogh of Buffalo 193 to 184 in the final night. The champion finished with 600 points to Keogh’s 497, with Hueston posting breaks of 46 and 87 and making two scratches while Keogh’s high break was 32 and also included two scratches.
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Jerome Keogh
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Vice President Fairbanks Visits Washington in March
Washington note reports Vice President Fairbanks arrived in the capital for a brief stay in March, signaling official duties and courtesy calls during his visit.
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