Big Scores Mark City League Bowling Standings Rise
In the Boston Bowl ing Association last week teams posted record scores with six over 1300 and Boylston a 1433 three-string total. Beatty and McHarrie figures highlighted high games and three-string marks as Boylston seized first, Carruth solidified second, Sudbury and Columbia Road contended for third. Burns and Sheafe among top averages with 94 and 93 respectively, eleven bowlers over 90. STANDING.
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Boston Bowling Association
Boylston
Beatty
McHarrie
Sudbury
Carruth
Columbia Road
Burns
Sheafe
Mt. Pleasant
South Boston
Webster
Roslindale
Independents
Millen
Lane
White
Kernwood Leads Mystic Valley Bowling Standings Week Two
Kernwood Club remains in first with a one game edge over Towanda, and only five pins behind in total. Littlefield of Calumet posts the top single string at 217 while Brown of Towanda has the best three-string total 597. Towanda also leads in team string with 7 and holds the top three-string total at 2662 as Arlington and Calumet still spare three games to play.
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Kernwood Club
Towanda
Kernwood
Littlefield
Calumet
Brown
Arlington
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Elm Cycle Club
Associated Cycle Clubs
Mets
Tiger Roadsters
Jenner
J. A. Woodman
Stamford Street
Criterion Club
Patsey Sweeney
Owen Ziegler
Savannah
Jack Bennett
Patsey
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Gans
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School Board of
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Criterion Meeting
Jack Fitzpatrick
Billy Jordan
Patsey McKenna
Johnny Powers
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Glendon tops MIT Interclub. Melrose and Towanda rise
Glendon remains sole MIT Interclub leader after a three game win streak last week. 999th Artillery drops to second as Melrose climbs to third. Hoskins of Glendon leads individual averages with 275 in three strings. Pierce of Melrose posts 281 for best three string total. Waters of Newtowne has top single 111.
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Glendon
Massachusetts
Pierce
Melrose Club
Waters
Newtowne
Towanda
Grove Hall Replaces Beacon Chambers In League Standings
Beacon Chambers dropped from league all games bowled by them void. Grove Hall fills vacancy and will roll over Beacon Chambers games plus one back game weekly starting tomorrow at Grove Hall with Sudbury as the opponent. Sullivan Square withdraws from division leaving incomplete records and a new team to replace it. back games to be rolled off quickly.
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Beacon Chambers
Grove Hall
Grove Hall Boys
Sudbury
Sullivan Square
Hub Punch Boosts Mince Pies For Easier Digestion
A promotional note stating Hub Punch enhances mince pies by improving digestion. It urges using one bottle to ten pounds of stock to achieve better flavor and easier digestion, inviting readers to try and observe the improvement.
Meyers extension of Suburban lead after third straight win
Meyers and Tremont climb as Central and Brighton falter. Meyers strengthens Suburban league lead with three straight wins over Central, while Tremont rises to second and Brighton falls after a loss to Allston. Haskins tops individual averages. four players tie for second.
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Central
Meyers
Tremont
Tallenders
Brighton
Allston
Prospect
Watertown
Haskins
Seeeeer
Eae Meyers
Ll ‘Tremont
Newton
Eeee Senor
Mammoth Barbers Lead Trades League as Commercials Rise
The Mammoth Barbers maintain the lead in the Trades league while the Commercials climb from fourth to second after a three game winning streak against Moody last week. Heinze remains top individual with an 89 average.
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Mammoth Barbers
Moody
Heinze
Amateur Bowling Leagues Full of Interclub Matchups
A dense schedule of amateur bowling leagues lists weekly and midweek matches across multiple leagues including Mystic Valley, City League, New Century, Suburban, Greater Boston, Massachusetts Interclub, and more. Numerous pairings feature Charlestown, Newtowne, Arlington, Dudley, Sudbury, Rexford, Towanda, Melrose, Old Dorchester, Dun...
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Newtowne
Dudley
Arlington
Old Dorchester
Commercial
Mystic Valley League
Towanda
Calumet
Kernwood
Sudbury
Hub
Murray & Irvin
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Melrose A. C
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Head
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Marketmen's League
Eastern Drug
Middleby
Moody
Wason
Charitable Irish Society Meeting at Young's Hotel
The Charitable Irish Society holds its regular monthly meeting at Young's Hotel Room 12 this evening at 8. An address by Deputy Josep E Devlin on The National Movement in Ireland What Has Been Achieved will follow. William H Hayward will perform vocal selections and Charles T Dolan will preside at the piano.
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Irish Society
Young’s Hotel
Fon. Josep E. Devlin
Ireland
William H. Hayward
Charles T. Dolan
Joe Carroll Arrives Boston Champion Wrestler of Britain
English and Irish wrestling star Joe Carroll arrives in Boston with 18 years undefeated, manager Dan McKettrick, eager to face American champ Tom Jenkins. Carroll, called the terror in prior tours, boasts wins over Conners, Pons, Carheek, Parr, Atherton, Clayton, Nouralah, Donaldson, and Fitz, and seeks multiple Boston bouts.
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Boston
Great Britain and Ireland
Dan McKettrick
New York
Carroll
John L. Sullivan
England
Edward
Tom Jenkins
Jenkins
America
the Terror
Pons
France
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Strangler Lewis
Jim Parr
Parr
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Bulldog Clayton
Nouralah
Scotland
Charles Donaldson
Carl Fitz
Pat Carroll
Ireland
Carrolls
Dr. Sargent
Harvard
B. H. Benton
Pob Roy
Boxing Enthusiasts Pledge Support For Sport Over Football
The column argues boxing should be publicly sanctioned and widely supported, citing large potential crowds, ministerial boxing programs, and comparisons to football. It reports on Temple vs Stift rematch details, Leonard vs O Rourke prep, and upcoming Bay State Athletic Club, Lenox A C, and Criterion Club events with lineups and officials.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
James J. Corbett
Publc
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Manly
Roosevelt
New York
Larry Temple
Billy Stift
Stift
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Billy Jordan
Jack Riley
Jim Morrow
Shawmut Avenue
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Mike Conroy
Jesse Taylor
Matty Baldwin
Dave Lewis
Willie Lynch
Alelmont
Johnny Lynch
Martin Flaherty
Belfield Walcott
All Communications
Rockland Man Found Dead Near Cork Settlement
James Magara a 54 year old bachelor who lived alone in Cork near the Hanover line was found dead beside the road near his home around 4 pm by a passerby. The incident occurred in Rockland and investigators are examining the scene for signs of foul play or accident.
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Survivors of Elingamite Wreck Endure Harsh Drift Tale
Eight men and a woman survived on a 12 by 7 foot raft after the Elingamite wreck. They drifted 66 miles from Sunday to Thursday with only two apples divided into 16 portions each. Three men died from salt water, four others and a stewardess died exhausted. A passing steamer failed to notice them before the Penguin rescued the group.
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Daily Mail
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Three Kings Islands
Penguin
Boston Rangers Seek Thanksgiving Gaelic Game With Shamrocks
The Boston Rangers Football Club plans a Thanksgiving Day match with the Shamrock Football Club of Brighton. The captain and manager will attend Post office on Wednesday night at 8 30.
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Boston
Shamrock Football Club
Brighton
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes Beachmont Dedicated
The new Roman Catholic church at Beachmont was dedicated with elaborate ceremonies led by Archbishop Williams at 10 30 am. Solemn high mass featured Rev J F Mahan of Everett as celebrant and Rev A T Connolly of Jamaica Plain as deacon. The edifice on State boulevard seats about 800 and cost $30,000.
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Beachmont
Pomtrney
Williams
J. F. Mahan
Everett
A. T. Connolly
Jamaica Plain
J. J. O’brien
Somerville
D. M
Season Wrapup and League Standings Highlight 1902 Football
Milton Academy clinches Interpre preparatory title for second straight year while Noble & Greenough secures runner up. Cambridge Latin shocks in preparatory league with decisive wins as Boston Latin clinches overall prep crown. Senior league standings hinge on Thanksgiving showdowns as Somerville faces Cambridge Manual Training School. Major upcoming games include Yale vs Harvard finale and a broad slate across multiple campuses.
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Noble & Greenough’s
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Roxbury Latin
Volkmann
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Somerville
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Thanksgiving football requests from area athletic clubs
Multiple clubs including Quincy A A and Plymouth A C seek games on Thanksgiving Day or nearby. Requests specify weight classes from 110 to 158 pounds, with dates such as Thanksgiving morning and Saturday open dates.愿 Included are contact names and street addresses in Quincy, Everett, Somerville, Boston, Jamaica Plain, Malden, and Salem for arranging matchups.
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Mr. Robertson
Trafford Street
Quincy
Plymouth A. C
Everett
R. M. Elmstrom
Plymouth Street
Somerville A. A
Navy
G. Schick
Gorham Street
Somerville
Lincoln Association of
Jamaica Plain
Salem High
Salem
Mass
Maplewood A. A
Frank H. H. Moody
Uvel Street
Malden
Dorchester
C. H. Smith, Jr
Milk Street
Boston
Harvard Men Feel Gloomy Before Yale Clash
Harvard's football squad rested at Woodland Park Hotel in Auburndale after a hard Dartmouth game. Trainer Scotty MacMasters aims to keep them rested and mentally prepared for Yale with light work on Soldiers Field followed by targeted practice. Yale’s potent Eli line and improved backfield threaten Harvard’s defense, despite new players Andy and Carl Marshall.
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Yale
The
Union
Crimson
Auburndale
Woodland Park
Scotty MacMasters
Scotty
Soldiers Field
Cambridge
Princeton
Eli
Kinney
Hogan
New Haven
Andy Marshall
Carl Marshall
MacMasters
Builders push 22-foot cabin yacht class despite rejection
The 22 foot cabin-yacht class will be built after 12 of 17 yacht clubs favored it at the last meeting. Orders already placed, more expected, and races likely along the shore as existing classes struggle next season. Sumner Foster of the 2-foot Cabin Yacht Association predicts success with newspaper support. Winsor will provide information or copies of restrictions. The association plans to adopt the class at the spring meeting and Corinthian Yacht Club soon.
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Yacht Racing Association
Sumner Ih. Foster
Cabin Yacht Association
Ss. C. Winsor
T Wharf
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Har vard Yale game tickets scarce as speculators surge
In Lawrence Massachusetts seats for the Harvard Yale game fetch high prices with most tickets going to students and alumni leaving few for the public. Speculators hold many, with prices varying by demand. Record- setting mile times and scattered sports notes appear alongside brief reader queries and corrections.
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Prince Alert
Wes Nine Eines
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L. B. Stein
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Brown
Lowell
Harvard Yale Football Game Train Specials
New Haven game on November 22 prompts special round trip trains from Boston via the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. Coaches train departs Boston 6:35 a m, returns after the game at four dollars. Parlor car train departs 8:15 a m, round trip eight dollars. Other regular-train options and excursion tickets listed at multiple stations.
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YALE
New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
Old State House
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Back Bay
Leavitt & Peirce
Cambridge
American painter Sargent to paint Roosevelt portrait
London reports that Mr John S Sargent the American portrait painter will soon depart for the United States to undertake a portrait of President Theodore Roosevelt.
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John S. Sargent
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Roosevelt
Princeton Says Yale Earned Her Victory
Princeton students concede Yale won the game fairly despite some knocks and bruises among players. Umpire Dashiel’s rulings drew adverse criticism, notably when Davis was tripped by Shevlin during Chadwick’s first touchdown run.
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N. J
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Dashiel
Davis
Shevlin
Chadwick
Work Horse Parade Postponed to Memorial Day
Bay ton Work Horse Parade Society officers voted to postpone the parade until Memorial Day next at President R. A. Lawrence s office. Teamsters urged the delay since drivers cannot spare a full day this season. Postponement allows better planning and increased finances to raise prize money, with contributions urged to Captain Austin Peters in Jamaica Plain.
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R. A. Lawrence
Austin Peters
Jamaica Plain
Labor Meetings Scheduled for Local Unions and Cambridge Barbers
Lumber Teamsters Local 112 announces a meeting next Sunday after noon at Machinists Hall. Cambridge barbers union plans a special meeting next Thursday evening at Prospect Hall to initiate many new members.
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Machinists’ Hall
New Union of Barbers In
Cambridge
Prospect Hall
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