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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1902

Page

3

Kennel Show Opens With Bulldogs French Bulldogs At Boston Event

The Mechanics Building hosts a large dog show with Bulldogs French Bulldogs and other varieties entrance. Top entries include 62 bulldog in the plain class and 27 French bulls. Notable studs Pompey Le Petit Caporal Burgundy and Ben Bolt are highlighted with owners Mr P J Brickley and Mr F H Topham. Newfoundlands, Boston terriers and other breeds appear across daily rings with judges from Boston to London.

Mechanics’ Building Boston Erriers le Petit Caporal Burgundy Pompey Ben Bolt P.J. ‘Brickley Boston Terriers United States New York Brickley F. H. Topham Brookline Topham Great Britain Mme. Storm Vanes Gravesande Virginia Wolf Badnock England Black Boy Ss. W. Sleeper Tileston Dorr T. C. Hollander Norton BR. Cobb B. E. Hardy R. O. Harding L. C. Fenno J. W. Newman H. N. Richards C. B. Winslow L. C. Benton Edward Brooks St. Bernards

Easter marked cycle revival in park events

Easter Sunday drew crowds to Charles River Park for training spins as riders echoed boom years. Nat Butler dodged a tandem crash, McConnell eyed open race, and pros like Forrest Osgood planned five mile heats. amateur talents filled lanes and wheels shuffled past.

Charles River Park Nat Butler Burrowski Neville Butler Burroughs Liniment McConnell C. C Austin Crooks Jimmy Michael Fred Hoyt Louis B. Mettling Forrest D. Osgood Lynn Osgood Mettling Frank Waller Cesar Simar Otto Maya Simar Maya Alittia J. B. Coffey South Boston City Point Wheelmen Charlestown W. J. Potter Sam Sulkin BE. F. Aot P. F. Logan J. J. McKinnon Kimball M. J. Gillis J. H-. Dieckst Joseph Currie Matt Downey Ke.w. Holbrook M. A. Mode

Mass cycling parade eyed for May 30 in Boston

Chief Consul George A. Perkins of the Massachusetts Division will invite club captains to a meeting at 15 Court Square to discuss a real old-fashioned cycle parade on May 30. If approved, prizes of real value will be offered and committees named. Captains should contact Perkins at the same address. Enthusiasm runs high to prove cycling is not dead.

George A. Perkins Massachusetts Division LL A. W Court Square

Dozens of Out of Town Exhibitors at Boston Horse Show

Dozens of out of town exhibitors and top local riders gather for Boston’s horse show with a strong entry list. The auction sale of boxes at Leonard’s on Bromfield Street follows the event, highlighting a robust turnout from New York Philadelphia Havana and Canada.

Boston Cyril W. Armstrong Philadelphia J. Stewart Barney New York Connecticut River Stockarm George Clark W. H. Collier H. V. Colt Geneseo Edward Wain Crow and Murray Canada Richard Knelly May Deering Stuart Duncan C. H. Holcomb Pittsburg Penn Charles H. Harkamp Fredericksburg Wi Me Hoffman George B. Hulme Lily Hidalgo Havana Cuba Elliot Lawrence Jones Louisville Edward G Kirkland Letort Stock Farm Carlisle Ww. Mather Victor C. Mather W. H. Mayer State Hill Farm Newport R. 1 Eithel Money Marlon Murehtson C. F. Neagle Lexington Ralph Pulitzer George Pepper Toronto Bailey Straus and Herter BE. S. Skead Ottawa Conn Harry W. Smith Worcester J. Roosevelt Shanley E. T. Stotesbury Philip E. Tripp Fall River J. L. Wenck Scranton Howard Willetts White Plains N. Y James 8. Watson Rochester XN. Y J._G. Wilson Ontario Can My MM. Williams Patapeco Hunt Maryland George Wilson East St. Louis Leonard’s Bromfield Street

Somerville Golf Club Secures Prime Course Site

The new Somerville Golf Club, aided by Alec Campbell, has secured prime land in West Somerville bounded by Broadway Packard College and Talbot avenues for a top golfing layout. Dr George W W Whiting president and a 160 member men’s club plans a $1200 clubhouse near Professor Capen’s house and aims to start teeing ground and green layouts this week for a Patriots Day opening.

Somerville Golf Club Alec Campbell New Somerville Boston Ames Land Tufts College Station Main Street Medford Campbell Davis & Howard George W. W. Whiting New Somerville Golf Club Ater President Capen Professors’ Row Charles 7. C Whitcomb Harry F. Hathaway Charles A. Clark Arthur A. Smith Sumner Robinson William 8. Miller Norman W. Bingham, Jr William ©. Brouet

King to give cup for Cork international yacht race

Cork March 30 In reply to an inquiry King Edward has sent a letter to Lord Mayor Fitzgerald stating he will donate a cup valued at £100 for the international yacht race linked to the Cork International Exhibition this year. Local clubs hope Columbia Shaimrock II and Meteor will compete.

Cork Evdward Mayour Witzgerald

Matches This Week Amateur and Neighboring Leagues

Tonight Dudley at Newtowne and other era matches across Mystic Valley Interclub and New Century leagues with through the week fixtures including Arlington Charlestown Calumet Old Pelfry Towanda Medford Melrose Malden Roslindale Norwood Hyde Park South Boston Dedham Webster Mt Pleasant Inman Water town Jameson Central Meyers Prospect Newton Barbers Produce Fish Cutter Beef Poultry and railroad league fixtures across scheduled Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday.

Dudley Newtowne Highland Old Dorchester Arlington Charlestown Calumet Old Pelfry Towanda Medford Melrose Athletic Club Nanepashemet Glendon Malden Melrose NEW Century League Independents Roslindale Boylston Norwood Hyde Park South Boston Dedham Webster Mt. Pleasant Inman Watertown Jameson Central Meyers Prospect Newton Marketmen’s League Barbers Produce Qutter Beef Coultry Seteht Sie Massachusetts Central Fitchburg Eastern Division Orlean Express

Banquet Ends Season in High Finances and Close Races

The annual Ex change Club banquet closes the Amherst Amateur Bowling League of Massachusetts season. Harrop and a New Century League rival race for individual leadership as Boston Athletic Association tops total pins with 48 600. Commercial champions of 1902 rank third in pinfall and games won, while Newton suffers from misfortune in the championship chase. Old Dorchester and Charlestown defeat Newtonville, giving the latter its final standing. Commercial led from week eight through eighteen, edging B A A in a tight title run.

Exchange Club Amateur Bowling League of Massachusetts Boston Athletic Association Newton Old Dorchester Charlestown Newtonville Commercial Brockton Avge B. A. Ano Es BA Newtowne Newton Ween Eee Enne Sheers Eer Seppesase Aan Eeessae Cisse Eavee Dudley Atte Eewneee Calumet Errr Eee Ee Wa Sb Club Omyets Seeee Charles Core Newtowne Newton Seeeee Op9th Dudley Arlington Calumet . A Los Eenaceese A. i Commercial Saunders Wellington Tower Richardson Calumet Perkins Commercik Legate Fuller We A Marden GC. Wel Kenney Hutchnson Gordon Ainsworth B. A. Seeeesseee Parker Guthelm Jallaghan Neeser Yrocker Commerce Tuttle Seasesess Butters Kinsman Skinner Newtowne Epee Richardses McFarland Gray Eeeeesers Simson Dudley Saxe Phinney Littlefeld

Murray Irwin candle pin tourney leads and prizes

The 20 high men in the Murray & Irwin $100 prize candle pin tournament as listed include Rouse 447 Schwender 417 H man 416 Powers 411 Lane 410 York 8 Wheeler 408 Finnegan 405 Twitchell 399 McAteer 892 Ingraham 389 McKee 389 Bates 485 Harrop 385 Corcoran 386 Souse wins the first preliminary week prize of $10. Powers leads for second preliminary prize of $10. The tournament closes on Friday.

Murray & Irwin Rouse Schwender H Man Powers Lane York Wheeler Finnegan Twitchell McAteer Wey Ingraham McKee Bates

Meyers Seeks Suburban League Title Run After Week’s Losses

Meyers won only one game last week losing to Jameson but aims to rebound for the rest of the Suburban League season. Close standings show Inman Newton and Prospect vying for fourth while Mt. Pleasant and Jameson lead. Individual averages list multiple players, including Campbell, Whiton, Ricker, and Henderson among top scorers and contributors.

Mt. Pleasant Jameson Ashton Oreenee Govan Becuse Mapeses Saeme Heald

Medford Leads In Team String Competition

Readable records show Medford teams performing strong in a string contest with top individuals noted. Highest string by Philbrick 114, Brown 302 for three strings, Medford posting 1344 as three string total while Towanda and Towanda squads contribute notable scores.

Interclub Candle Pin League Holds Steady Ranking

For the first time this season no team changed position in the Massachusetts Interclub Candle Pin League standings. Kennard of M A C leads the individual averages near Eaton, with several clubs like Melrose Nanepashemet and Highland posting strong numbers as Towanda and Malden trail.

Massachusetts Glendon Ceeeeeee Highland Melrose Malden Towanda Eaton Kennard Sewall Pierce M. A. C. Sherrin Nanepasheme Marsh M. A. Brown Owanda Blake Crosby

New Century League Key Game Promises Thrilling Clash

In Roslindale Thursday evening the Roslindale team hosts Murray and Irwin Independents in a pivotal match that could determine the league champion. Harrop and Schwender, separated by 122 pins in the individual average race, meet as opponents, adding title intrigue. Team standings show Independents 24-9, Roslindale 20-8-128, Norwood 20-18, and other clubs fighting for position.

Harrop New Century League Roslindale Independents Roslindale Murray & Irwin Independents Schwender Norwood Boylston, Juniors South Boston Cetet Auieren Tee Dedham Hyde Park Webster Harrop, Independents Independent Lane Independents

Marketmen's League tightens race for first place

Barbers lead as Fish rivals Butler Butter Poultry closely chase for third. Beef remains winless in nine. Miller Jr of Barbers tops individual list with 8 3 record and 3720 pinfall. Other standouts include Fish Wright and Higgins.

Barbers Miller, Jr The Higgins Kirk Benjamin Scannell Mahoney Osborn Dillon

Washington Tours Offer Seven Day Package From Boston

Seven day tours priced at 25 dollars include hotel accommodations meals en route with optional longer stay in Washington and stop overs at Baltimore Philadelphia and New York will depart Boston on April 4 18 and May 2 under the Personally Conducted Tourist System of the Pennsylvania railroad. itinerary by D N Belk Tourist Agent 20 Washington street.

Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York Boston Pennsylvania Railroad D. N. Belk Washington Street

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