Bowling Records Show Charlestown Dominance In Boston League
The Amateur Bowling League of Boston and Vicinity reports Charlestown as champion with a 27 9 record and top team averages. Boston Athletic Association led in pins per game while Old Dorchester and Unicorns also posted strong showings. Warren Hill won the individual best average and miss spare record with notable feats by Wood, Besarick, and the Unicorn squad.
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Boston
James B. Reynolds
Old Dorchester
Boston Athletic
Arlington
Old Belfry
Charlestown
Warren Hill
Wood
Wardawell
Unicorn
Boston Athletic Association
Qld
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MR Knacks Cease
Championship chase in Circuit League tightens standings
The Circuit League title battle tightens as Boston Athletic moves up to third and Riverale drops to fourth. Linder of the B A A appears on the individual averages with 169, while Buntin remains.
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Boston Athletic
Riverale
Linder
Buntin
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
A vintage ad touts Dean's Ointment as providing instant relief for hives and other frustrating skin conditions, claiming it eases misery and profanity in even the worst cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Boxing Gossip and Rule Change News from New York City
A sprawling boxing notes column lists Monday and upcoming bouts across cities including New Haven Buffalo Syracuse Chicago and New Orleans. It reports Bob Fitzsimmons hints about future plans and outlines proposed rules under Al Smith with twelve top ring attendants guiding weight weighing time referees and foul penalties to improve safety and uniformity nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick O’brien
Dick Moore
Denny McBride
George Siddons
Charley Kelley
Jack Leonard
New Haven
Jack Fianly
J. Laughlin
J. Smith
Dick Burke
D. Murray
J. Sheehan
Buffalo
Doc’’ Kennedy
Frank McMey
Syracuse
J. Cavannugh
Jack Nelson
McKeesport
Maxey Haugh
Billy Rotchford
Chicago
Ig Vg
Ig Vg Oe Ieriester
Bill Forsythe
Brport
Kid
Agnew
Paddy White
Private
New York
Kid’’ McCoy
Jack Bonner
New Orleans
Bob Fitzsimmons
New York City
Bob
McCoy
al Smith
Smith
New Yorker
Dave Blanchard
New England
Blanchard
London
Boston
Kamchatka
Bill Daly
Jimmy Colville
Sam Austin
George Siler
Malachi Hogan
Pickanniny
John B. Butler
Music Hall
Daly
Butler
Dan Brennan
George Vv
TuorHnpy
Griffo Defeats Jackson on Foul Claim in Fourth Round
In Red Bluff California on March 27 the Denver billed fighter nicknamed Young Peter Jackson lost to Australian Griffo by decision in the fourth round amid claims of a foul by Jackson. Some sportsmen doubt the Jackson identity as Joe Gans of Baltimore.
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Red Bluff
Cal
Peter Jackson
Denver
Griffo
Betsaye
Jackson
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Gossip of the Wheelmen on chain wheels debate opens season
Reports from cyclists show a heated discussion on chainless versus chain driven wheels as the season starts. Professor R. C. Carpenter of Cornell questions claimed efficiency gaps and cites weathered chains and tire differences as decisive factors.
Condition of Roads Considered by Local Consuls
Local consuls of the L A W around Boston will discuss a weekly road condition bulletin within twenty miles of the city. Reports would be compiled for Saturday or Sunday publication to guide riders. The plan covers about twenty towns with potential grouping under one consul. Estimated cost mainly postal cards, under $20 for six months. The New York trial proved valuable for riders and as advertising for the L A W, making adoption in Boston likely.
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Boston
New York
Racing Rulings Split American and Foreign Cyclists
Chairman Mott’s ruling divides racing men by nationality as American riders gain freedom to race where they choose while others must follow the National Cycle Track Association. The Spalding team will be paid a lump sum with expenses deducted and required national circuit appearances. Dorchester prodigy A. B. Petts trains at Charles River Park and shows notable pace while Tom Barnaby and Arnaby push for match race form alongside Eddie McDuffee and Hart Elkes.
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Mott
Tom Linton
National Cycle Track Association
Eddie McDuffee
Spalding
Bald
Kiser
Mertens
B. Petts
Lowell Diamond Bicycle Named Best Wheel by Western Review
The Western Review of Commerce of Chicago tests thirty seven bicycle makes and declares the John P Lovell Arms Company Lowell Diamond the bicycle of bicycles. The judgment was independent of advertising or financial influence and highlights Lowell arms as a trusted Boston firm.
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Western Review of Commerce of Chicago
Boston
John P. Lowell Arms Company
Lowell
Lovell
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Athletic Exhibition at Cambridgeport Gym
Tonight at the Cambridgeport Gym nasium Prospect and Harvard streets an athletic exhibition features top Boston area athletes. The program includes wrestling club swinging bar work handicap races and team races between the C Y M C A and Charlesbank A A. Notables from Sacred Heart Father Soutadets and others will compete in a scratch shot put contest as part of the event.
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Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Prospect
Harvard Streets
Boston
New York
New England
Charlesbank A. A. Ce
Sacred Heart
Father Soutadets
Coe
Hoppy
Young
E. B
Hopkins
Brown
L. GA. A
Kirby's Tournament Draws Large Candle Pin Field
Kirby's Lenox street alleys host a two man candle pin tournament with a $50 prize fund. The finals pay $20 to first, $12 to second, $8 to third, plus awards for top five strings in preliminaries and top single string. Preliminaries end Thursday at an announced time. finals follow. Top pairs include Ross and Lays 930 and McAllen and Lavis 925.
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Kirby
Lenox Street
Ross
Lays
McAllen
Lavis
W. Bean
G. Bean
Patterson
Bertram
Bradbury
Ryan
Berry
Paige
Murphy
Harrison
Lawless
Beasley Charged After Brutal Home Assault in Medford
John J Beasley of Jerome Street West Medford returned from work intoxicated Saturday night and attacked his wife and two children. The 16 year old son tried to shield his mother and suffered kicks and blows. the mother was hurt by flying furniture and a younger child was left lame. Beasley was locked up.
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John J. Beasley
Jerome Street
West Medford
Arlington
Brown distance runner Wright likely out of nationals
Wright of Brown has strained a leg tendon and may miss the national cross country championships in New York. Dalton, formerly a top Irish hammer thrower, now in South Boston, recently exhibited a hammer throw of 138.5 feet.
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Wright
Brown
New York
Dalton
Ireland
Boston
Rand Favored Lineup of Harvard Varsity Baseball Team
Students criticize Rand's selection as nine players prepare for uniform fitting. Key changes include Clarke at third, McCormick at first, Foster at third, with infield shifts prompting debate over Bergen and Haughton. Competition narrows between Lynch and Chandler for shortstop as opinions diverge.
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Harvard
Burgess
Lynch
Rand
McCormick
Haughton
Clark
Loughlin
Chandler
Foster
Clarke
Bergen
Ughlin
Captain Rand
Bank officers form summer baseball team in Boston
A circular from the Boston Bank Officers Association seeks candidates to build a strong summer diamond club. They plan two nines, new uniforms, practice grounds, and a series against a Boston Stock Exchange banking houses team, selecting players by proven ability and past record.
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Boston Bank Officers’ Association
Boston Stock Exchange
C. A. Ruggles
Boston Clearing House
Military Division leaders prep for State convention
Captain Thomas J. Clements of Military Division 47 A. D. will represent the society at the State convention. Colonel Charles McCarthy of Military Division 8 A. O. H. Boston will represent the body. William J. Cronin cited as banner A. O. H. organizer in the State as Suffolk county expands from 23 to 57 divisions. An impertent drill meeting of Military Division 44 A. O. H. East Boston, led by Captain J. Levett, elected candidates and urged bylaws. President Levett to protect military division interests at the convention. A drill tournament and festival followed with leaders from other divisions in attendance.
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Thomas J. Clements
A. D
Charles McCarthy
Boston
William J. Cronin
New England
Cronin
Suffolk County
East
J. Levett
Levett
Take Dr Bull's Cough Syrup For Neglected Cough
A warning promotes Dr Bull's Cough Syrup to treat a neglected cough to prevent progression to consumption. The advisory tone urges readers to seek relief with the product as a preventive measure.
Boston Theatre Lineup Promises Diverse Stage Rewards
Tonight in Boston Julia Arthur appears in A Lady of Quality at Hollis wearing masculine attire and fencing. Edwin Arden leads, while Laura Joyce Bell stars in The Hoosier Doctor at Tremont as a contrasting mother-in-law.
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Boston
Hollis
Julia Arthur
Edwin Arden
Miss Arthur
Laura Joyce Bell
Hoosier
Tremont
Mrs. Bell
Ses Smith Russell
the Tremont
McKee Rankin
Jones
the Park
Ew York
Phyllis
Belle of
Dorothy
Murray- Lane
Denman Thompson
Homestead
Fannie McIntyre
Camille
Bowdoin Square
Papinta
Milton Boyle
Selina Fetter
Oliver Doud Byron
Grand
Louis Massen
Cora Tanner
London
Columbia
Christopher, Jr
Castle Square
Austin & Stone’s
the Palace
Josef Hofmann
Music Hall
Bach
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Schubert
Rubinstein
Taussig
Suffolk County A O H Delegates Head to Brockton Convention
Fifty three Suffolk County A O H delegates are notified for the State convention in Brockton on Thursday with presidents set as delegates and each division president to elect a substitute. Trains depart at 7 45 and 8 45 am and many plan to go the eve of the meeting.
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Suffolk County
Brockton
McFaul
Austen
Military Division 43 A O H Boston meeting
The Military Division 43 A O H of Boston met at 18 Kneeland Street with President John B. O'Higgins in the chair. Two candidates were initiated and a banquet report for April 19 was adopted. The State convention call was read and O'Higgins tasked to push a Boston State parade. Lt. Thomas F. Clarke demonstrated war tactics as a military instructor. Over thirty new members were mustered in the company.
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Boston
Kneeland Street
John B. O'Higgins
O’ Higins
Thomas F. Clarke
Players signed for Marlboro Central Massachusetts League team
Frank Je an catcher and change fielder and Moran at third base have signed for the Marlboro Central Massachusetts League club. Big Dan Brouthers elected trustee of Wappingers Falls New York. Harry Dolan signs with Springfield in the Eastern League and will leave April first. E. R. G. Charlestown No. The first big league squad to visit the North will be Brooklyn at Weehawken next Sunday.
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Frank Jean
Moran
Big Dan Brouthers
Wappinger's Falls
N. Y
Harry Dolan
Springfield
Charlestown
Brooklyn
Weehawken
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