Splendid Team for National Bowling Tourney Is Picked
The Boston Post selects a six man squad to represent in the National Bowling Association championship at Madison Square Garden New York May 24 to June 12. Members are James P. Puffer John H. Kenney E L C Hales Frank J Kiernan George B Harris and Leonard W Marston. The committee weighed all season stats and tournament results and chose six from strong local leagues.
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Boston Post
National Bowling Association
Madison Square Garden
New York
James P. Puffer
Arlington Boat Club
John H. Kenney
Dudley Club
Roxbury
E. L. C. Hales
Newtowne Club
North Cambridge
Frank J. Kiernan
Woburn
Tremont Commercial League
George B. Harris
Allston Golf Club
Leonard W. Marston
Massachusetts
Newton
Commercial
Boston
Edge
C. C. Caldwell
Charlestown
John IT. Behneke
Charless. Goulding
Commercial League
L. G. Dannenhoffer
Howard G. Reynolds
Harry B. Center
Post
Boston Post Bowling Team Heads to New York Tourney
Boston bowlers select James P. Puffer and Leonard W. Marston as New York team members after a record Newtowne Club tournament with 46 bowlers in one event and 39 players scoring 18 or more games. The Post team will practice twice weekly at neutral alleys ahead of the national championship.
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New York
Boston
Fred Williams
Casino Alleys
J. M. Thomas
J. L. Faulkner
Central Club
Newtowne Club
Greater
James P. Puffer
Arlington Boat Club
Leonard W. Marston
Dudley Club
Puffer
Marston
The
Post
John Kenney
Newtowne
Real Work Now Faces Oarsmen
Harvard freshman crew begins training at the Varsity Club on Holyoke Street Cambridge this morning. Substitute oarsman Wiggins joins nine rowers Richardson Balch Smith Amory Newton Higginson Metcalf Strong and Wiggins as the four oared boat is chosen. The crew lines up as Newton Metcalf Strong Higginson Amory Smith Richardson Balch Voorhees cox with Voorheeves listed as cox.
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Harvard
Holyoke Street
Cambridge
Wiggins
Richardson
Balch
Smith
Amory
Newton
Higginson
Metcalf
Strong
Voorheeves
Cox
Local boxing cards set for week of bouts and star matches
M'Donough to meet GAMES week features Joe Thomas versus Jim Williams and Kid Cushing versus Kid Homer in Schenectady. Many pairings follow including Freddie Welsh Deshler Paul Morris Alteri and more at Armory A A and Faneuil Hall C C.
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Joe Thomas
Jim Williams
Kid Cushing
Kid Homer
Schenectady
Freddie Welsh
Dave Deshler
Andrew Morris
Walter Alteri
Tom Foley
Young McDonough
Jack Johnson
Tom Goodman
Armory A. A
Frankie Neil
Patsy Kline
Baltimore
Cambridge
Faneuil Hall A. Cc
Mickey McDonough
Brooklyn
Jerry Gaines
Jerry
Billy McKinnon
Sailor Burke
Jimmy Hanlon
Johnny Cavill
Jack Mulkearn
Billy Griffin
Paris
Honey Mellody
Willie Lewis
Honey
Willie
Charlestown
Mellody
Chelsea
Valley Falls
Matty Baldwin
Tommy Carey
Watervilet
N. Y
Charlie Griffen
Australia
Tom McDonough
Extend Entries for Big Pin Bowlers at Madison Square Garden
The N BA championship tournament at Madison Square Garden in New York extends closing entries to May 8. Local bowlers have ample time to enter and obtain entry blanks from the Post sporting department.
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National Bowling Association
Madison Square Garden
New York
Post Sporting Department
Moakley May Be Saving Cook for Intercollegiates
The Penn relay carnival saw Cook absent from Jack Moakley's lineup as the Cornell star heads toward the May intercollegiates at Cambridge. Observers note Moakley's all around strength and the shifting focus to stars across colleges, with Carey the Navy sprinter praised for his speed and potential showdown against top collegiate talent.
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Jack Moakley
Penn
Jack
Cook
Cornell
Moakley
Cambridge
Joe Finneran
Naval Academy
Carey
Joe
Navy
Johns Hopkins
Rector
Foster
Dawbarn
Sherman
Minds
France boxing history and marathon betting notes
The entry recalls Charley Mitchell and J. L. Sullivan fighting 729 rounds in France. It notes March 10, 1888. It confirms Svanberg’s entry to a $10 000 marathon in New York and identifies Annette Kellermann as the lady champion exhibition swimmer.
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Charley Mitchell
J. L. Sullivan
France
Svanberg
New York
Annette Kellermann
Weather Delays School Sports As Teams Brace For Better Days
Rain and wet grounds kept many high school baseball teams idle last week though a few games occurred. Rowers faced similar delays, with two days of real practice and several crews showing promise as better weather nears.
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English High
Milton Academy
Harvard
Newton High
Roxbury Latin
Middlesex School
Groton
Rindge
St. John’s Prep
Volkmann
Brown & Nichols
Somerville High
Btockton High
Singlish High
West Roxbury
Melrose High
Somerville
Noble & Greenough
Fordham Plays Harvard Today
Harvard faces Fordham College in a crucial baseball game moved up by rain. The schedule also has Harvard vs Andover at Soldiers Field on Wednesday, Worcester at Holy Cross on Saturday, Yale opening championship week against Brown in New Haven, with Virginia and Andover on Friday and Saturday respectively.
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Harvard
Fordham College
Andover
Soldiers’ Field
Worcester
Holy Cross
Yale
Brown
New Haven
Elis
Virginia
Dartmouth
Businessmen urge permanent tariff commission in Boston
Boston leaders claim tariff agitation costs business up to 10 million dollars daily and unsettle markets. They advocate a permanent, nonpartisan tariff board of economists to study schedules, report facts, and curb logrolling while protecting manufacturers and consumers.
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New England
Boston
Curtis Guild, JR
Elwyn G. Preston
R. F H. White Company
Congress
Bernard J. Rothwell
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Chamber of Commerce
D. D. Morss
Bureau of Department
Washington
Henry M. Whitney
Frank G. Webster
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Jerome Jones
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Wallace L. Pierce
Pierce Co
Payne
Aldrich
Tariff Commission
Edwin F. Atkins
E. Atkins & Co
Consumption Cure Promoted by Father John's Medicine
The advertisement asserts Father John's Medicine provides nourishment for those with lung troubles who are weak and run down. It claims no weakening stimulants or dangerous grips are used.
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Father John
Thaws Tangle With Milliner Suit In New York
May 2 Pittsburg reports Evelyn Nesbit Thaw faces a $250 suit from a New York milliner. Nesbit Thaw must pay within three days or be jailed, prompting Mrs Thaw’s anger over the publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Thaw Trust Fund Ties Evelyn Thaw to Income for Life
During Harry Thaw’s second trial, the Thaw family deposited 100000 in bonds with a local trust company for Evelyn Thaw to draw an income for life about 4500 dollars per year. Pittsburgh officials set detectives on tracking the daughter in law’s use of funds, led by Roger O Mara, with a preliminary report unfavourable. A Thaw family member suggested legal steps to terminate the trust if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Roger O'Mara
Thaw
Raincoat House Demonstrates Maker to Wearer Value
Merchants and manufacturers will view a live demonstration at the Blake building corner of Washington and Temple Place showcasing the Good year Raincoat Company. The opening highlights a modern store with sanitary workshops, fine floors, showcases, dressing rooms, and a strong clerical staff to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Building
Washington Street
Temple Place
Goodyear Raincoat Company
Cardinals Rally Beats Pirates in St. Louis
A St. Louis fan toppled from the grandstand during the Cardinals victory over the Pirates and required removal. The melee underscores the unpredictable drama of baseball games.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Pirates
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E.L.C
Hales
Frank Klernan
B.harels
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Kenney
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An Golf
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Holland Dudley
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Hall Beacon
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W. X. McKee
M’donough
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Carl Anderson
McDonoughville
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Mike Glover
Soldier Burns
Ed McAvoy
Frank Klaus
Harry Lewis
Billy Ryan
Johnny Dougherty
Utica
N.Y
Mike Cunningham
Lewiston
Johnny Frayne
Faneuil
A. C
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Tommy Bergin
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Cook and Talbot
American Athletic
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Bi’ Dee
Bill
Germany
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Graney
O'Leary
Stone School
A. G. Bartlett
Chicago
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Nice
Ryan
Allen
Teffie
Roche
Hall
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Frank R. Shepard
the Fox
Raincoat House
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