Bowling Leagues Review and Week Schedule
Last week's results leave Carruths and Boylston fighting for first in the Candle Pin League while Hub, Sudbury, and Jameson lead in division play. Numerous teams posted strong averages led by Fred Williams at 180 and Fred Marden at 176 as 27 bowlers surpassed 150. The schedule shows Melrose, Glendon, and others facing off across Mass Interclub, Mercantile, and Insurance leagues this week.
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Mass
Jeffries
Reading
Glendon
Central
Melrose
Kernwood
Oxford
Newtowne
Philedian
999Th Artillery
Mercantile League
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Brown, Durrell & Co
Winch Bros
Boston Dry Goods
Dennison Manufacturing Company
American W. W. Co
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
John Paire
Clapp & Tilton
New England News Company
Saherey Brooke
Jefferson
Murray & Irwin
Ind
Boylston
McCarthy
City Hall
Prospect
Nobles
Robury
Boston Bowling Association
Carruths
Sherman
Sudbury
Noble
Meyers
Fred Williams
Fred Marden
O’brien
Oreater
Brookline Street
Boylstons
Centrals
Hub
Jameson
St. James
Av. Williams
Marden
O'Bryan
Murray Rwin
Callaghan
Carruth , Rossi, Murray & Irwin
Crockett
Orton
Erman
Anne Sti
Myers
Lawson
Inman
Bolston
Starkweather
Small, Myers
Klucken
Garbutt
Cochrane, Murray & Irwin
R. Kilucken
Bowling League Standings Show Ties at Top
Mercantile Bowling League enters week three with no single leader as American Watch Co and Dennison Mfg Co share first place at 3 0. American Watch leads in total pins while Dennison tops in second. Saunders holds the top average at 171 with Ware and Dolan tied at 169.
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Mercantile Bowling League
American Watch Company
Dennison Manufacturing Company
American Watch
Dennison
Scond
Saunders
Ware
Dolan
American Watch Co
Dennison Mfg
Brown, Durrell & Co
Clapp & Tilton
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
Newland News Co
Football’s Deadly Toll Moves To National Debate
New York dispatch notes eight college players killed and many maimed or injured as football becomes the country’s most dangerous sport. It contrasts football with bullfighting, cites state efforts to ban play, and explains injuries largely occur in practice games amid players chasing coveted varsity spots.
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New York
Madrid
Georgia
Missouri
Illinois
Sligo Club Prepares Second Grand Annual Ball
At the Sligo Social and Literary Club monthly meeting arrangements for tomorrow's ball at Odd Fellows Hall were completed. More than 700 tickets had been sold and attendance was expected to exceed the hall’s capacity. A large roster of hall, reception, and arrangements committees was announced, with a concert from 8 to 9 and a grand march after 9.
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Sligo Social and Literary Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Berkeley and
Tremont Streets
Owen L. Lavin
Patrick Mitchell
T. J. Clements
T. H. Regan
Aids
J. R. Harmon
P. J. Casey
J. M. Keaney
P. J. Nephin
D. Conlon
P. Judge
D. Callwell
P. F. Maguire
J. J. Lyons
C. Haggarty
M. McTiernan
J. H. Casey
P. J. Duignan
P. J
E. O’lally
P. Harmon
M. O'Malley
P. K. O’lally
James F. O'Neill
M. J. Jordan
William M. Nicholson
Richard McKeon
O. L. Lavin
J. Scanlan
W. J. Mulroy
Thomas McCormack
J. Brady
Charles O
Miss Ell ie A M Carthy Funeral in Boston and Malden
Miss Ellie A McCarthy died Friday morning and was buried from 82 Havre Street East Boston on Sunday. Father McAuley officiated at the house service before a procession to Holy Cross Cemetery Malden where interment followed.
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Ellie A. McCarthy
Havre Street
Boston
Father McAuley
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Poor Growers Debate Poverty in Indianapolis Journal Clip
A dialogue shows Wickwire questioning belief that the poor are growing poorer while Madge laments losing money on pay day, reflecting labor and economic strain concerns in the Indianapolis Journal excerpt.
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Wickwire
Madge
Indianapolis Journal
Interscholastic Championship Race Narrows In Boston Area
The proposal for a national interscholastic football title faces broad support though no winner yet. English High and Cambridge’s C M T S eye the pennant as a Friday clash between C M T S and E H S could settle the New York league honors. Berkeley School beat Trinity School 8 to 0 to decide that league.
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Hoppy
English High
Cambridge
Yeager
Marshall
High School
Dean
Berkeley School
Trinity School
Tunnel Entry and Large Jewelry Heist in Seville
Police report a Seville jeweller's shop robbed during the night. A tunnel linked to a distant house allowed thieves to haul jewelry valued over $19,000 while the attendants slept. Earth from the tunnel was discovered hidden in a third residence.
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Madrid
Seville
Frost Damages Argentine Harvest By Ten Percent
A Buenos Aires telegram to the Times reports frost across Argentina has reduced the current harvest by at least 10 percent, impacting crops and local producers.
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London
Times
Buenos Ayres
Pennsylvania Railroad Tour To Washington Begins In December
Congress will be in session during the stay of the first Pennsylvania railroad personally conducted tour to Washington leaving Boston December 2. Rate is 25 dollars. Seven additional cars to Washington and four to Washington and Old Point Consort. Privilege of stopping over in New York for as long as desired. Itinerary of D. N. Bell tourist agent 20 Washington street.
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Congress
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Boston
Old Point Consort
New York
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Fist Meeting for 98 Cycle Meet Tomorrow at Copley Square
Cyclists meet at the Copley Square Hotel to discuss inviting the League of American Wheelmen to hold its 1898 national meet in Boston. They plan committees to secure the event and invite Boston area wheelmen, aiming for a dignified, nonconfrontational effort to win the meet for Boston.
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Copley Square
League of American Wheelmen
Boston
Asbury Park
Potter
Indianapolis
Wind Buffeted Cyclists Parade Through Back Bay Park
Hundreds of riders braved a gale like west wind for their weekly Back Bay park ride. The Massachusetts Bicycle Club led the largest club run with about twenty riders, led by Captain A. D. Peck on his Columbia chainless.
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Back Bay Park
Duck Bridge
Jamaica Pond
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
A. D. Peck
Columbia
Cycle trade gossip notes chainless models and unions
A Warwick chainless bicycle sample arrives for photo, bevel gear builds on models, and a Rochester firm makes vegetable fibre bevel gears said to outlast steel. The International Union of Bicycle Workers and allied unions approve a union label for union made bicycles. Newell Manufacturing hires H. W. Pattee to run business affairs. Lozier & Co plans a Cleveland chainless next season with prices 30 to 100 dollars. Samples of 98 Snell show a crank hanger design with hollow axle and joined left crank.
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Warwick
Rochester
International Union of Bicycle Workers
Machinists' and Polishers
George H. Lowe
H. W. Pattee
Newell Manufacturing Company
Pattee
United States
Messrs. H. A. Lozier & Co
Cleveland
Dunbar
New England
Europe
Lozier
Porter
Washington Street
Gaelic School session ends with songs and recitations
The Gaelic School met in Erigena Hall at 45 Eliot Street with P. J. O Daly John M Doran Michael A Hurley and George F inneran directing. An after class program featured Gaelic and English readings songs and piano by Miss Lucy Barry. Students Katie and Agnes Murray recited Barbara Freitchie as tickets were handed out for the next quarterly entertainment on the 16th.
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Erigena Hall
Eliot Street
P. J. O’daly
John M. Doran
Michael A. Hurley
George Finneran
Eugene Layne
Arthur O'Leary
Lucy Barry
North Cambridge
Katie
Agnes Murray
Dorchester
Barbara Freitchie
Mckets
Division 25 Roxbury Plans Thanksgiving Entertainment
Division 2 held a meeting in St. Andrews Hall and finalized arrangements for an entertainment on Thanksgiving night in Hibernian Hall 68 Hanover Street. A ball is planned for early 1898 with a workers committee appointed. Speakers included E. J. Mc Cauley EB J O Leary J F Ahern and Dennis O Hignins with many members present.
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St. Andrew's Hall
Hibernian
J. J. Connolly
James Mahoney
P. J. Fitzgibbon
J. Jy’ Manning
C. J. Crowley
P. McCarthy
Andrew Doyle
M. Caldon
T. M. Murnane
Hugh Rafferty
John Collins
T. M. McLaughlin
James Brady
Patrick Fee
William O’connor
P. F. McGuire
J. P. Quigley
M. Collins
Ed Murphy
Thomas J Kelly
P. J. Caldon
James W. Corlisa
Lehmann Preps Crew After Harvard Yale Game
After Harvard Yale, Lehmann begins crew training with eights selected to race by Dec 1. Promising but largely inexperienced candidates fill the boat, including Byrd Higginson from 1900 freshmen, while Captain Goodrich shows strong stroke but Willis reveals gaps. Only Wrightington has graduated, with Boardman and Sprague unlikely to row.
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Lehmann
Byrd
Higginson
Wrightington
Boardman
Sprague
Bull
Perkins
Goodrich
Willis
Military Division 43 A O H Meets at Unity Hall
The Division 43 A O H meeting at Unity Hall last evening featured fifteen propositions four candidates initiated and two communications from the National Directory. Officers to be elected at the second December meeting. Miss Maude Gonne and John Daly visits noted to support Irish independence. Father Sheehy’s lecture at Odd Fellows Hall on November 28 discussed.
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Unity Hall
John B. O’higgins
Washington Street
E. J. McCauley
Boston
Edward J. O’leary
P. F. McLaughlin
Daniel O’mullin
D. J. Mecl. Cronin
Patrick Burke
Denis J. Cronin
Patrick Guiney
Michael O’connor
Patrick Ahern
Patrick Lane
Mathew Brenner
Michael Ahern
Edward P. Kennedy
John J. Hickey
Michael Morrison
John Lane
James Mentte
John M. Grainey
William T. Ryan
Timothy Horgan
Phelim O'Neill
Harvard Drops Game Amid Missed Drop Kicking Hope
After a narrow defeat Harvard laments missed opportunities and a neglected drop kick. Coach Forbes' team faced a weary crowd at Soldiers Field as Harvard failed to convert a key field goal and contemplates training a dedicated drop kicker for Philadelphia.
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McBride
Harvard
Yale
Forbes
Soldiers Field
Philadelphia
Garrison
Crimson
Harvard Yale Penn outlook heats for showdown in football
The piece outlines potential ties and outcomes as Yale Harvard and Penn clash, noting Harvard’s chance to capitalize if Yale falters and Penn’s injured lineup. It highlights analysis from observers including Camp and Stewart, plus remarks on Garrison and Yale’s Cadwalader.
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Dr. Brooks
Garrison
Walter Camp
de Saulles
Harvard
Yale
Ralph A. Stewart
Worcester
Cadwalader
Doucette
Chadwick
Pennsylvania
A O H Directory Holds Norfolk County Convention
The A O H Directory of Norfolk County held a large meeting at Hibernian Hall Brookline with County President William Smith O'Brien presiding. Delegates included James O'Dowd Eugene Murphy and James Foley among many others and two new divisions were planned in Milton and Stoughton. A reunion in Randolph on Dec 12 was invited. speakers included Edward Powers and John B. O'Higgins.
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A. O. H. Directory
Norfolk County
Hibernian
Randolph
Division 7
Brookline
H. V. McLaughlin
Edward Powers
John B. O'Higgins
Chaplain OLeary Plans Lectures in Massachusetts
The Rev. Cornelius J. OLeary, Missouri AOH state chaplain, travels to Boston to deliver a series of lectures in Massachusetts. He is regarded as one of the ablest public speakers.
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Cornelius J. O’leary
A. O.H
Missouri
Boston
Massachusetts
Father O’leary
A. O. H. Division 19 Holds Meeting in Hampden Hall
Division 19 A. O. H. met at Williams Hall Hampden Street last evening with President Joseph F. Madden in the choir. Five new members were initiated and three membership propositions received. Resolutions were adopted on the death of M. J. Scanlon and to thank Division 1 Charlottetown P E for their hospitality during the mournful trip to search for Brother Michael Scanlon.
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Williams Hall
Hampden Street
Joseph F. Madden
M. J. Scanlon
Charlottetown
P. E
Michael Scanlon
Roxbury Division 39 AOH Initiates Five During Large Meeting
Division 39 AOH Roxbury held a well attended meeting at Riddle Hall with five candidates initiated and four propositions approved. Colonel Charles McCarthy spoke on the order’s growth in Suffolk County. Several Brothers gave addresses and songs were performed. President John J. Reynolds invited members to the first grand social at Munroe Hall 67 Warren Street on November 18.
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Roxbury
Riddle Hall
Charles McCarthy
Suffolk County
H. J. Brady
J. B. Edgeworth
John Ryan
James Murphy
G. L. Spear
M. J. Cavanagh
H. J. Marshall
J. Tolbert
Peter Burns
P. W. Jordan
George F. Keegan
P. J. Carey
George Kelly
P. W. Hayes
George Reardon
John J. Reynolds
Munroe Hall
Warren Street
Evangelistic Association Noon Meeting Moves to Park Street Church
The noon gathering of the Evangelistic Association shifts to Park Street Church to accommodate large crowds for the Rev. Henry Varley. Varley opens today with addresses starting at 12 15 and will feature special singing by chorus and congregation.
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The
Evangelistic Association
Park Street Church
Henry Varley
Princeton Prepares For Yale Clash After Strong Yale Defense
Princeton now accepts that the Yale game next Saturday may not be easy. Yale’s wonderful defense has unsettled coaching minds and dashed hopes of a large scoring margin. If Princeton scores 12 points, they will be satisfied as this week’s practice refines interference and team play.
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Pennsylvania
Quakers
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Elis
Johnnies
Brown
West Point
Cambridge
Wesleyan
Penn
N. J
Tigers
Boxing Gossip and Bouts of the Week Summary
Boxing gossip lists upcoming bouts and smoke talks at clubs in Cambridge Lynn Byers Montgomerys Harvard Square and Chicago London San Francisco Detroit and Brooklyn with matches including Jimmy Barry versus Walter Croot Tom Cooney versus Billy Rotchford George Ker versus Frank Fitzgerald Kid McCoy versus Australian Billy Joe Bernstein versus Louden Campbell Choynski versus Jeffries and more with amateur events and club notes across multiple cities.
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Hoffman Club
Lynn
Kirtland Club
Music Hall
Amone
Walter Lang
Dick Bradley
Young Pickett
Young Sylvester
Joe Anderson
Boston
Union Station
Joe Mullins
Hugh Winters
Timmy Kearns
Bob Allen
George Byers
Jim Godfrey
Joe Horn
Bob Montgomery
Jimmy
Barry
Walter Croot
National Sporting Club of London
Eng
Croot
Palmer
Will Curley
Patsey Haley
Martin Flaherty
Larry Burns
Troy
Flaherty
Burns
Roanoke
George V. Tuohey
Byers & Montgomery
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Jimmy Barry
London
Tom Cooney
Billy Rotchford
George Kerwin
Frank Fitzgerald
Kid McCoy
Billy’ Smith
Chicago
Ill
Joe Bernstein
Louden Campbell
Allegheny
Penn
Joe Choynski
Jim Jeffries
San Francisco
Johnny Lavack
C. Cross
Detroit
Mich
Hugh Fitzsimmons
Danny McBride
Tom McDermott
Sid Scales
Hugh McWinters
Jimmy Fox
Greenpoint
A. C
Brooklyn
Tracy & Ross's
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Pat Raedy
Dick Moore
Spa
Washington, D. C
Martinerty
Ryan and Ruhlin Set for Ten Round Bout in New Orleans
Tut Ryan of Australia will meet Gus Ruhlin of Akron in a ten round heavyweight bout at the Tulane Athletic Club arena New Orleans on December 1. The winner could face Peter Maher with Maher set to fight the victor.
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Ryan
Ruhlin
New York
Australia
Peter Maher
Tulane Athletic Club Arena
New Orleans
Gus Ruhlin
Akron
Maher
Beckwith Played Ball in Dallas Before Elopement
Warren V. Beckwith, pitcher for the Dallas Texas League club last season, eloped with Robert Lincoln's daughter in Chicago. He was known as "The Dude" and "The Lady Killer" and kept a perfectionist grooming routine before games. He planned marriage after the season and declined remaining with Dallas for next season.
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Dallas
Warren V. Beckwith
Robert
Lincoln
Chicago
McCloskey
Beckwith
Tub” Welch
Jessie Lincoln
Joplin
Beckwith At Home in Chicago Rumor of Wedding Reconciliation
Warren Wallace Beckwith arrived in Chicago and may escort his bride to his parents. Mrs. Beckwith’s family shows no confirmed change in stance. Robert T. Lincoln declines public comment while gossip hints at a forthcoming reconciliation and trousseau.
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Chicago
Warren Wallace Beckwith
Turquoise Mine Discoverer Claims Rich Find in Mojave
Thomas Bassett, a noted mining engineer, reports a rich turquoise find in the Mojave Desert. He returned with sixty pounds of the mineral valued at 4 to 8 dollars per carat, suggesting potential fortune and a possible future producer in the United States.
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San Francisco
Thomas Bassett
Mojave Desert
Khoraggan
Persia
Simon
Languedoc
United States
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