Fistic Lungses and Boxing Deals Stir Back Bay Club
The meeting of the Back Bay Athletic Club signals Boston readiness for organized boxing science and a high-class crowd. Talks swirl about Fitzsimmons Hall and Corbett Mitchell bouts, with Noel, Newton, and Clough set to shape the sport's big plans as Sullivan Slavin proposals surface and regional clubs plot future matches.
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Back Bay Athletic Club
Manly
Somerset
David H. Blanchard
Charles Noel
Boston
Judge Newton
Coney Island
New Orleans
Mitzsimmons and Hall
United States
Lanky
Bob
Jim Hall
Mr. Noel
Newton
Coney Island Club
Law and Order
Fitzsimmons and Hall
New Crescent City Club
Noel
Olympic Club
Fitzsimmons and Hail
Corbett
Mitchell
Jackson
Augusta
A. W. Cooke
John L. Sullivan
Frank Slavin
Sullivan
George M. Hoop
Police
Hood
Slavin
de Champ
Blanchard & Farrar Auction Notes and Items
Auction snippet lists items including Pure California winks, several bottles, a bi per gallon unit, and assorted goods. Mentions Blanchard and Farrar, 4 to AZ Dock Sa, and 31 Faneuil Hall Sao with unclear context or connection to events.
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Blanchard & Farrar
AZ Dock Sa
Faneuil Hall
Sao
Gloucester Entries Show Six Thoroughbred Races
Special to the Post Gloucester N J November 18 entries listed for tomorrow feature six races with horse names and weights across four fences. Notable contenders include Saxopia Rear Guard Montreal Basil Duke Mart and Rob Roy's Selections names.
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Glorcestr
N. J
Saxopia
Patrick
Lamar
Freedom
Martial
Apollo
Albemarle
Dora
Washington
Persuader
Lord Stanley
Ralph
Come On
Bramblebush
Wizard
Rear Guard
Helen
Minden
Larchmont
Prather
Rafter
Alan Archer
John Arkens
Jim Mulholland
Burnside
Forimer
Hyacinthe
Basil Duke
Blackburn
Jardine
Los
Black Knight
Gyda
Tioga
Gonzales
Forest
Mart
Dr. Wilcox
Salvini
Ruby
Paola
Haytienne
Rob Roy
Tersnader
Starlight
Winn
Glenall
Racing at Guttenburg track set for tomorrow’s program
Special to the Post reports racing will continue at Guttenburg Glo guster New Jersey where the track dries to improve conditions. The first race six furlongs features John O Connor Mondlece Fancy gelding Lady Ballard Nettie Hamilton and John R. The second race five and a half furlongs lists Elea nor Happy Maid Idaho Miss Wisher Vocal Jimmy Lambley Ondawa Violet S Cocoa. Other races include six and a half furlongs Trinity Ma Belle Hoey Balance Sir Richard and a four and a half furlongs card with Gladiator Woodchopper Bon voyage Polydora May D Shotover Muck lage Ellen Salisbury McKeever Poor Jonathan Bolivar and more with numerous horse names repeated in the lists.
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Guttenspore
N.J
John O’connor
Mondlece
Fancy
Lady Ballard
Nettie Hamilton
John R
Jack Pot
Eleanor
Loo
Happy Maid
Idaho
Miss Wisher
Vocal
Jimmy Lambley
Ondawa
Violet S
Cocoa
Trinity
Ma Belle
Miss Belle
Hoey
Balance
Sir Richard
Gladiator
Woodchopper
Bon Voyage
Brown Charlie
Joe Courtney
Eatontown
Jamestown
Glenlochy
Signature
Ville Marie
Macauley
Addie B
Radiant
Balbriggan
Eugenie
Rob Roy
John KR
Salisbury
Volydora
Allan Bine
Winning Post Clears Foggy Track For Newcomers
A lively race day on the hilltop introduces many new horses while Trinity looks ready to sprint clear if fit. Billy McClean remains the sport’s best known figure, though illness and travel since Boston have limited his activity. Jockey George Taylor is missing, feared harmed, with Mae McClean managing affairs on crutches. Mt Clements baths await Billy as Gloucester bookmaking stirs. Atawan and Simplicity filly connections show potential, while Boss Downing and Barthena spark interest. The Jury colt, a Conquest half brother, promises strong showing.
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Trinity
Billy McClean
Mississippi
Commission
Boston
Gloucester
Mae
Billy
Mt. Clements
Mich
Welk
McClean
George Taylor
Taylor
Guttenburg
Atawan
Boss Downing
Barthena
Rob Roy
Fiattahds
Conquest
Malden Hospital Carnival Planned at National Hall
An association of fifty Malden churches will run a charity carnival in National Hall Malden from November 15 to 19 with afternoon and evening sessions. Mrs. George H. Walker leads the group presenting fifteen safe tables a cafe a flower tower an art room and other entertainments.
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Malden Hospital
National Hall
Malden
George H. Walker
Harvard's Changes Boost Crimson Confidence Against Yale
The article notes Harvard's solid but imperfect play against Yale and praises Pennsylvania for bucking the center. It argues Harvard should emulate Yale's past strength, rely on the line, and enter Springfield with roughly even odds. Captain King asserts Penn’s team was stronger than Yale facing Princeton, a claim contributing to Harvard’s optimism.
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Yale
Harvard Eleven
Harvard
Pennsylvania
U. of P
King
Tigers
Princeton
Walter Camp
Sanford
Crimson
Springfield
Proposed Change of the Amateur Rule in Wheelmen
Delegates meet to craft new amateur rules for the League of American Wheelmen as tensions rise over violations. H. E. Raymond sails to London for Nov 24 discussions with France, Holland, Germany, Canada, and England. An international alliance is sought to standardize rules and sponsor annual championships starting with 1893 Chicago races.
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New Yorks
League of American Wheelmen
Racing Board
H. E. Raymond
England
London
National Cyclist Union
France
Holland
Germany
Canada
America
Paaees Ag
Chicago
League of American
Henry Sturmy
Cambridge A A A cross country handicap set for Thanksgiving
The Cambridge A A will stage the first cross country handicap on Thanksgiving at 10 A M starting from Father Scully's gymnasium Prospect street The six mile course runs through Main Mt Auburn Brattle Mt Auburn Cemetery Fresh Pond to Harvard Square and ends at Harvard Captain Hodgkins will coach trial runners Sunday Nov 20 at 2 30 P M in Central square Entries close Sat Nov 19 with 25 cent fee via N E B A A U entry blank sent to G Harry Hodgkins 487 Cambridge street East Cambridge
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Cambridge A. A
Father Scully
Prospect Street
Main
Mt. Auburn
Brattle Street
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Fresh Pond
Concord Avenue
Harvard Square
Harvard
Central Square
Captain Hodgkins
G. Harry Hodgkins
Cambridge Street
East
Cambridge
Ninth Regiment A. A. Cancel Thanksgiving Games
In light of Colonel Strachan's death the Ninth Regiment A. A. announces that games planned for Thanksgiving evening are unlikely to be held.
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Strachan
Ninth Regiment
A. A
Elks entertain Boston Lodge members in festive evening
About one thousand Elks and friends filled the Boston Lodge hall at 724 Washington last night for the season opener. Performances by the Columbia Theatre orchestra and acts from George Wilson Bernard Dyllon and others accompanied a touching intermission moment gifting a beer mug to William H. Harris. Tickets for the December 8 annual benefit raised over $1500 at auction.
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Boston Lodge of Elks
Washington Street
Columbia Theatre Orchestra
H. G. Mullally
George Wilson
The
Museum Company
Bernard Dyllon
Howard Specialty Company
Charles B. Kirke
1492
Luke Schoolcraft
Russell’s Comedians
Union Quartet
Max Beckman
of the Elks
Re recount figures and mayoral bids in Cambridge race
Postmaster Hart declares he will not run for mayor and will resign March 4, 1893. Colonel Bancroft announces mayoral candidacy. Aldermen continue recounting votes with no material errors found. In several wards, results show Atwood, McEttrick, male and Humphreys tallies. Lanigan gains for senator, Hoxie down. Young Men's Democratic Club urges vigilance in recounts. Governor Russell is re elected. Police Commission urged to avoid political meddling.
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Hart
William A. Bancroft
Cambridge
Tenth Congressional District
Atwood
McEttrick
Humphreys
Lanigan
Hoxie
Butler
The
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Russell
Police Commission of
Boston
Mechanics' Fair Runs Three Weeks More Attractions Abound
The Mechanics' Fair continues with numerous exhibitions and activities for thousands of patrons. It operates daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. and will last only three weeks more.
Cabinet Possibilities For Cleveland Cabinet Posts
Readers submit predicted cabinet lineups with names for each portfolio including State Treasury War Navy Interior and Agriculture. Names repeatedly appear: Whitney Collins Harrity Boies Cochran Campbell McPherson Palmer Sickles Abbott and others from Massachusetts New England and beyond.
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Cleveland
New England
Collins
Whitney
Agricultural Department
State—Harrity
Treasury
Fairchild
War—Re
Great Trunk Railway Issues Winter Time-Table
The great Grand Trunk railway has issued its winter time-table. The timetable book, valuable to travelers, is available at 260 Washington street.
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Great Grand Trunk Railway
Washington Street
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Charles R. Prescot
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