Charlestown Wins Two Of Three In MA Bowling Opener
Amateur Bowling League of Massachusetts opens with Charlestown Club defeating B A A veteran team two games to one. Caldwell led Charlestown with 208 and 548 total. Fuller struggled for 115 as Warren Hill and Wardwell contributed solid scores. Charlestown's 2nd game lead stood at 10 pins before finishing strong in the third.
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Amateur
Charlestown
Fuller
Warren Hill
Charlestown Rooters
Caldwell
Unicorn
Wardwell
Legate
Marston
Butters
Benjamin Speres
Southwell
A. Bowler
Freedman Challenges Barker and Jordan for 500 and World Title
The Philadelphia telegram for checker lovers notes Harry Freedman will play Jordan or Barker for 500 a side and the world championship. Freedman, a Scottish-born Boston player, seeks a match after recent matches with Pomeroy and Schaefer. Barker agrees to a one month deadline if a match is arranged.
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Philadelphia
Boston Post
Jordan
Barker
Harry Freedman
Freedman
Boston
Vicinity
British Empire
Richard Jordan
Charles F. Barker
America
Scotland
Samuel Grover
New England
Grover
Stewart of
Keltic
Schaefer
Manhattan
L Freedman
Pomeroy
Checker
the Post
Warrenton Street
Harvard Ready for Yale Princeton Clash Amid Daly Setback
Harvard football drill pace was slow and indifference marked practice as Yale Chad Princeton loom. Yale enters as favorite after beating Carlisle, while Harvard battles Daly’s knee injury that robs speed and spirit. Burnett kicked a 30 yard field goal. Campbell the only standout in signal work.
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Yale
Daly
Gierasch
Harvard
Mucker
Tucker
Burnett
Hallowell
Campbell
Ellis
Kendall
Sawin
Brown
Murchie
Dibblee
Boxing Gossip Signals Booming Midwest Fight Scene
The piece notes a surge in boxing activity outside New York with Chicago and Denver as centers. It mentions Tommy Ryan planning a comeback, recent 20 round bouts in Indiana between Furey and Robinson, Callahan versus Sullivan in Louisville, Edwards vs Smith, and various matchups and promoter tensions across the circuit including McGovern Gans, Erne, Gardner, Sweeney, Maher Ruhlin, and Fitzsimmons. It also cites planning for matches in Sioux City and Erie, and a scatter of injuries and legal actions surrounding the sport.
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New York
Chicago
Denver
Louisville
Cincinnati
Tattersalls Syndicate
Tommy Ryan
Anderson
Ind
Barney Furey
Jack Robinson
Tim Callahan
Dave Sullivan
Boston
Spike Sullivan
Davie
Billy Edwards
Billy Smith
Mr. Platt
Sphinx of
Owego
New York Assembly
Frank Erne
Terry McGovern
Joe Gans
Gans
Erne
McGovern
Terry
Foxy Sam Harris
Oscar Gardner
Patsey McGuire
South Dakota
Sioux City
Dakota
Patsey
Gardner
Tom Maguire
Patsey Sweeney
Highbridge
N. Y
Sweeney
Tom Couhig
Erie
Penn
Feenist
Twin Sullivan
Maguire
Couhi
Peter Maher
Gus Ruhlin
Philadelphia
Peter
Fitz
Eddie Kennedy
Pittsburg
Danny McBride
Martin Flaherty
Bobby Thompson
Archie McEachern
William Lambert
PINS TOOK RISKS IN Lively Insurance League at St James
Four matches in the Insurance League at St James alleys last night featured erratic candle pin play. G O Carpenter led with three straight wins and a high score of 1146. J C Paige and Bennett also posted strong sets as Travellers beat Employers in a tight rubber.
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St. James
G. O. Carpenter
Darling & Russell
J. C. Paige
Bennett
F. G. Macomber
Winni
Board Ofnderwriters
Acores
Rules Committee Meeting Names Marketmen’s League Representatives
At a Massachusetts rules committee meeting yesterday the panel voted to reaffirm Messrs. Kinsman Benjamin McIntosh and Dickerson as Marketmen’s League representatives as the range has adopted American Bankers Association rules.
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Amateur Bowling League of
Massachusetts
Messrs. Kinsman
Benjamin, McIntosh and
Dickerson
Marketmen’s League
A. B
Plans Form for 1901 Cup Defender Progress
In New York on November 12, Herreshoff reports completion of the model for the syndicate cup defender. Orders for bronze for the under body and top sides and lead for the bulbed fin keel have been placed in the last ten days. It is unclear whether a steel frame contract has been made, and confirmation will wait for material arrivals.
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New York
Herreshoff
Syndicate
Alfred De Oro Opens Boston Campaign at Murray & Irwin's
Alfred De Oro, the champion player, debuted in Boston last night against English Tom at Murray & Irwin's, winning 150 to 119. He is slated to face Mr. White of Providence tonight. The detailed scores show De Oro collecting a sequence of breaks and points across 19 turns, finishing far ahead.
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Alfred de Oro
Boston
Murray & Irwin’s
Tom
de Oro
Mr. White
Providence
Palmer Beaten at Bantam Title Bout in London
At the National Sporting Club in London last evening a twenty round bantam championship match between Pedlar Palmer and Harry Ware ended with Ware winning on points Palmer fighting cleverly and keeping the match close until late when Ware edged ahead the referee’s decision drew considerable protest.
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London
National Sporting Club
Palmer
Harry Ware
Ware
Chicago hoped to host the Olympic Games next
Paris reports Baron Pierre de Coubertin says New York and Chicago vie to host the next quadrennial meeting of the Olympics. President Harper of the University of Chicago is said to favor Chicago with a plan to rush Marshall Field Field and build a roofed indoor gym. Contenders include university plans for a combined field with running track and separate sports spaces.
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Paris
Baron Pierre de Courbertin
United States
New York
Chicago
Aron de Courbertin
Harper
University of Chicago
T Ig
Chicago University
Marshall Field
Comletion
Laetee
Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
America
Heese
Menon
Demand for Yale Harvard game tickets exceeds supply
Not enough seats at Yale Field as Yale and Harvard report high demand for admission to the annual football championship. Yale management notes more applications than seats. Harvard echoes the shortage and has asked Yale for more tickets. Proposals to enlarge Yale Field stands are discussed, with no public sale planned.
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Harvard
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Crimson
Indians Lose Grip as Yale Princeton Debate Eligibility
A sports writer laments the Indians poor play at New Haven noting weak interference, tackling, and speed. Burdett College prepares to face Somerville High at afts Oval. Princeton halfback H. R. Reiter faces eligibility questions but may play against Yale under differing rules. Westward football growth fuels long campus breaks for practice. The Lincoln School eleven seeks games with Boston grammar schools. Lincoln AA in Somerville seeks a Nov 24 match.
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New Haven
Yorick
Burdett College
Husky
Somerville High
Afts Oval
Princeton
H. R. Reiter
Cave
Yale
Reiter
West
eThe Lincoln School
Grammar School
Boston
E. Hogan
Lincoln A. A
Somerville
L. Hefford
Washington Street
Leaders weigh Perkins for national wheelmen presidency
League leaders urge Chief Consul George A. Perkins to run for the national presidency as Yonway W. Sams may not seek re election. Perkins says he has support but has not decided, noting the league risks dwindling without stronger outreach and a monthly bulletin replacing the old weekly. Massachusetts argues for presidency by regional rotation.
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League of American Wheelmen
George A. Perkins
Yonway W. Sams
League
Perkins
Massachusetts
Intercycle Tournament Association
Chelsea Cycle Club
Charlestown
Metroolitan
Jamaica Cycle Club
Press Cycling Club
Waltham
Somerville
Roslindale
St. James Alleys
Johnny Nelson
Los Angeles
A. B. Stone
Denver
Nelson
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Middlesex Cycle Club
Plain & Ellis
Metropoltans
Methuen official McCrellis fired for theft and misconduct
Ransom F. McCrellis, deputy collector in the twelfth division, is dismissed after a probe found he diverted about $7 from a boarding house collection and collected excess sums from tobacco and liquor dealers. Revenue Collector James D. Gill accuses him of dishonesty and a riotous lifestyle, stating the district now reports to the Boston office.
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Ransom F. McCrellis
Methuen
Internal Revenue Office
James D. Gill
McC
Gloucester
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
McCrellis
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Department
Gill
Revenue Service
Twelfth
Boston
Bride Led March at Boston Elevated Hall Event
Boston Elevated Mutual Aid Association held its second annual hall in Mechanics' Building for the sick fund. President William A. Bancroft led a grand march with 101 couples on the floor and about 1500 spectators. A temporary emergency hospital was set up for crowd safety. only one lady fainted.
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Boston Elevated Mutual Aid Association
Mechanics’ Building
William A. Bancroft
The
Elevated
Thomas F Sullivan
Frank A. Brennan
Polo Games Last Night In Pawtucket and Portland
Pawtucket Brockton tied 6 and Lawrence Clinton tied 4. Rockton and Portland also played, with scores 6 to 1. The fragment lists several matches but lacks full context or complete team names.
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Pawtucket
Brockton
Pawtugawrence
Lawrence
Clinton
Rockton
Pawtuck
anaPortland
Rockland
Treasury Reports Record Ordinary Revenues Top $567 Million
The annual report of U S treasurer Ellis H Roberts notes 1900 federal revenues reached 567 240 882 the highest in history, up 51 280 232 from the prior year. Expenditures showed a net decrease of 117 368 388 compared with 1899, turning a deficit of 89 111 560 into a surplus of 79 627 060.
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Washington
United States
Ellis H. Roberts
Treasury
Week of Prayer Services Begin at Boston Y M C A
The week of prayer services held by YMCA branches nationwide opened last evening at the Boston YMCA in Congress Hall led by Rev J A McElwain D D superintendent of the Gordon Missionary Training School who will conduct the week long services All young men are invited to attend.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
Congress Hall
J. A. McElwain
D. D
Gordon Missionary Training School
McElwain
Local couple wed on a hurried Wednesday night ceremony
The couple married last Wednesday night and left for a brief wedding trip to return for the ball. Mrs Brennan wore a white gown with a wreath and bride roses. General Bancroft accompanied by Miss Gertrude Chesley followed, as H F Woods attended to details.
Portly agent leads social floor on dance floor
The portly figure with a white mustache and imperial appearance was the most distinguished on the floor as he danced with Mrs. Flanagan. Early couples included John J. Moriarty with Miss Nellie Barry, Angus A. McPherson pair, D T Prendergast with Mrs. McCarthy, George H. Barnes with Miss Helen Mahoney, H F Grant with Miss MacDonald, J T Burnett with MissKatie Powers, and Mr and Mrs Robert Sinclair. Cee Presho was among the spectators.
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Flanagan
John J. Moriarty
Nellie Barry
Angus A. McPherson
D. T. Prendergast
McCarthy
George H. Barnes
Helen Mahoney
H. F. Grant
MacDonald
J. T. Burnett
Katie Powers
Robert Sinclair
Cee Presho
Hibernians Hold Fourth Annual Military Ball in East Boston
Last night the fourth annual ball of Military Division 46 A. O. H. Suffolk county drew a vast crowd to Lyceum Hall East Boston. Dancing started at 9 30 pm with Dennis P Donovan marshal and Cornelius F Lynch floor director. Committee includes Lovett Lynch Donovan Mahoney Kane Obbs. Prominent attendees include Count President William J Cronin Colonel Charles McCarthy and Captain William F Henderson.
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Suffolk County
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Dennis P. Donovan
Cornelius F. Lynch
Patrick Donovan
Patrick Mahoney
G. Joseph Lovett
Aids Thomas D’arcy
Michael Lynch
David J. Jameson
Timothy Gleason
Bernard Liddy
Dennis O’brien
John Looney
Patrick Murray
Michael Cotter
Timothy Shea
Dennis Buckley
Timothy Donovan
Dennis van Daniel Kane
M. Edward Obbs
Dennison Students Club Dance At Wells Memorial Hall
About 200 attended the annual Dennison Students Club party in Wells Memorial Hall last evening. The event ended around midnight after a jolly evening with Miss Bertha Linpton as president and Miss Marie Devlin guiding the floor as vice-president and floor director.
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Wells Memorial Hall
Dennison Students Club
Bertha Linpton
Isa Marie Devlin
Nellie Butler
Mary Callahan
Devlin
Correction on Reynolds Cafe piano player pay
In the Sunday Post a figure of four dollars per week for Arthur Hamilton’s piano playing was reported. L B Poole, who provides the Reynolds Cafe music, says the musician actually receives sixteen dollars weekly for the work.
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The
Sunday Post
Arthur Hamilton
Reynolds
L. 8. Poole
Train Derailment Kills Six in Berlin Region
A train carrying workers as passengers derailed near Bruggen in Rhenish Prussia. Six men were killed and several others injured in the accident reported today.
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Berlin
Bruggen
Rhenish
Prussia
Hansford's Case Continued in Police Court
Lawrence November 12 Harry Hansford arraigned for assault with a dangerous weapon after shooting at his wife and Frank Butler whom he suspected of infidelity. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued ten days. Hansford posted bail of 500 dollars. Neither victim was seriously injured.
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Hansford
Lawrence
Harry Hansford
Frank Butler
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