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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Exchange Club
Amateur Bowling League of
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Boston Athletic Association
Newton
Old Dorchester
Charlestown
Newtonville
Commercial
Brockton
Avge
B. A. Ano Es BA
Newtowne
Newton Ween Eee
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Charles Core
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. N. Belk
Washington Street
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