Dorchester Central wins season opener over Salem in bowling
Dorchester Central tops Salem wins the Massachusetts League opener in bowling by two and a half strings. Hussey led Dorchester with the high total, while Marshall struggled for Salem as the two teams traded leads through the first strings and the visitors pulled away late.
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Salem
Dorchester Central
Salems
Dorchester
Marshall
Hussey
Hghest
Crockett
Hay
Merriam
Wheelock
Broadley
Melrose A C Meets Lynn Oxfords In Stadium Meet
Melrose A C defeated the Oxfords of Lynn in a night of athletic events. The meet featured multiple track and field events with top performers earning victories across sprints and distance races.
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Melrose A. C
Berry
Ferris Bifun
Pierce Sete
Newhall
Creeee
Wee Eee Wee
Oxfords OF Lynn
Wilaslow Eee Erseene
Emerson Eee
Collins
Bates Ereeeee
Drool Easieeeeeeb Eae
Prospects Defeat Quincys in Candle Pin League Match
In Quincy on November 18 the Prospects defeated the Quincys in a Candle Pin League bowling match with a score not fully listed in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospects
Quincys
Quincy
Charlestown C C Defeats Hawthornes in Match Game
Charlestown C C beat Hawthornes 2206 to 2111 in the second match game at the Hub alleys last evening with a close score and strong team performance.
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Meyers
Cambridge
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Boston
Charlestown C. C
Hawthornes
Freshman Crew Culls Candidates In Varsity Rowing Tryouts
Captain Goodrich reduced freshman crew hopefuls from eighty to fifty six, with most candidates youthfully light and new recruits from St. Pauls and Groton. Training emphasizes long body reach and swing under Mr. Lehman while continued candidates include Glidden Higginson Heath Seasongood Fyshe and many others.
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Goodrich
St. Paul’s
Groton
Mr. Lehman
J. M. Glidden
F. L. Higginson
R. C. Heath
M. Seasongood
J. C. Fyshe
H. W. Moses
F. O. Byrd
T. W. Peirce
M. Churchill
W. E. Skillings
D. Elkins
E. H. Graham
L. T. Breckenridge
N. W. Tilton
E. H. George
R. Hoe, Jr
R. W. Bliss
G. G. Hubbard
J. H. Holliday
Fitzgerald
D. F. Davis
J. S. Bigelow
J. L. Saltonstall
D. Scott
C. B. Durham
A. G. Porter
R. C. Bolling
W. Def. Bigelow
Whitbeck L. Howland
W. S. Clough
F. Palmer, Jr
Cgc. Smith, Jr
C. Wiener
F. EK. Boutwell
H. S. Howard
B. Brooks
G. E. Clement
Harvard Varsity Crew Trials In Eight Oared Barge
In an eight oared barge refitted with new slides and locks, Harvard candidates rowed in two crews under Mr. Lehman. After a half hour he reshuffled positions and plans a December 5 trial race over the Back Bay course to select the varsity crew.
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Mr. Lehman
Harvard ’Varsity
Hollister
Goodrich
Thomson
Duffield
Ames
McDuffie
Bull
Adams
Horse racing entries from Washington D C November races
First race at one and one sixteenth miles lists horses Marshall Declare Distant Shot Sir Dixon Jr Nick Johnson Findout Runaway. Second race five eighths of a mile features Pe quod Loch Glyn Mr Waverly Kinvarna Purse Proud Os tracized Pennetta Junk Hull Down Endeavor McCall Diana's Daughter Allen 115. Third race three quarters of a mile lists Harrington Halton Run away Premier Calgretti Fannie B Campania Tenderness Religion Medica. Fourth race three quarters of a mile names Casseopia Successful Arabian Miss Prim Billali Mohawk Prince Buddha One Chance Stray Step Naughty Girl. Fifth race one mile Lake Shore The Swain Hawarden Inge Doggett Graziosa Forget Fannie B Flames.
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Washington
D. C
Marshall
Declare
Sir Dixon, Jr
Nick Johnson
Findout
Runaway
Pequod
Loch Glyn
Mr. Waverly
Kinvarna
Purse Proud
Pennetta
Junk
Hull Down
Endeavor
McCall
Diana
Allen
Harrington
Halton
Premier
Calgretti
Fannie B
Campania
Tenderness
Religion
Medica
Races Result in Quick-Running Card at Local Track
Five races listed with selling horses led by Grazolla at a mile and a sixteenth and other fields. Time figures recorded for each event include 1:16 3-5, 1:08, 1:50 3-4, and 1:08 with various riders and odds cited for first second and third places.
Boston Selee in St Louis Eyes McFarland Murphy Dolan McGann
Frank G Selee manager of the Boston Baseball Club visited St Louis to negotiate a deal involving McFarland or Murphy for Boston and Dolan and McGann for St Louis The St Louis president Von der Ahe bid for Dolan but lacked collateral to close The two sides planned further talks during Selee s return trip from Hot Springs with a probable agreement in sight
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ST. Louis
Frank G. Selee
Boston Baseball Club
Boston
McFarland
Murphy
Dolan
McGann
von der Ahe
Beantown
Tenney
Dowdy
Hot Springs
Selee
Fitzsimmons Holds Back Ahead of Corbett Fight Bid
O Rourke of Broadway Athletic Club visits Dixon in Faulkner and attends Corbett play. Fitzsimmons declines to sign refereeing terms unless finish fight clause included, while Corbett says the finish demand is a ploy to stir New York opinion. Dan Stuart offers 26000 for the match as bidding heats up in Boston sporting circles.
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Rom O’rourke
Broady Athletic Club
New York City
Iien O’rourke
O’brien
San Francisco
Bob Fitzsimmons
John’ Kelly
Corbett
Post
New York
Dan A. Stuart
Immy Colville
Boston
Warren Lewis
Maher to Fight O Donnell at Coney Island on Christmas Day
John Quinn announced that Peter Maher will face Steve O Donnell on Christmas afternoon at the Greater New York Club in Coney Island. Maher will rest briefly and then pursue a challenge to the Corbett Fitzsimmons champion winner.
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Pittsburg
John Quinn
Peter Maher
Maher
Steve O'Donnell
Warren Lewis
Greater New York
Coney Island
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Boxing Tug of War Over Pugilism Among New York Ministers
The piece reviews divergent views on Roosevelt endorsement of boxing. Dr Parkhurst defends boxing as noble if not brutal, while Rev George R Van de Water allows sparring exhibitions that avoid bloodshed. Other items note matchups, promotions, and upcoming fights involving Maher,O'Donnell,Hodgkins, and Fitzsimmons, plus a legal case and club name dispute.
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New York
Roosevelt
Parkhurst
George R. van de Water
Dick Moore
John Bonner
Philadelphia
Bonner
Fred Morris
Billy Newman
Bohemian Sporting Club
Tom Sharkey
Fitzsimmons
Maher
Sailor
New York Athletic Club
Warren Lewis
Greater New York Athletic Club
Lewis
Billy’ Smith
Ryan
McCoy
Hodgkins
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack Dempsey
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Somerville
Choynski
Latonia Horse Race Results Novelty Card
Robinson first in six furlongs with Lawande second and Mattie Lee third in 1 15 4. Kinney wins five and a half furlongs with Fallax second and Discipline third in 1 09 4. Reprieve takes one mile with Nimrod second and Ono third in 1 42. A B C wins one mile with Earth second and Gaston third in 1 41 4. Infelice wins five furlongs with Faroun second and Violet third in 1 08.
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Latonia
Robinson
Lawande
Mattie Lee
Kinney
Fallax
Reprieve
Nimrod
Ono
Earth
Gaston
Infelice
Faroun
Violet
Yale Princeton Game Tickets Sell At Premium
Yale tickets for the Yale Princeton football game have climbed to six to ten dollars each. Yale management has assigned detectives to trap speculators and threatens to publish the names of involved Yale students in college papers if proof is obtained.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Boston College Indoor Meet Postponed to December 11
Boston College postponed its indoor class championship meet from Friday evening to December 11. The delay comes as many prominent athletes on the football eleven have little time to train for the games.
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Boston College
Harvard Football Nears Penn Game After Hard Week
The Harvard team finished its final hard practice before facing the University of Pennsylvania next Saturday behind closed gates. A late practice injury to Cozzens ruled him out for the year, Wrightington and Wheeler returned to the line, Cabot appeared at left end briefly, and the squad travels by 6 o'clock Fall River train to Philadelphia arriving tomorrow morning. The team will stay at the Stanton House and attend a reception at Houston Hall.
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Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wrightington
Quakers
Cozzens
Wheeler
Cabot
Princeton
Fall River
Stenton House
Houston Hall
Yale Princeton Game Tickets Sell Fast at Manhattan Field
Tickets for the Yale versus Princeton football game at Manhattan Field are in extreme demand with scalping concerns. The article notes a new stand on the north side and efforts to limit resale, but some tickets could still appear at the gates.
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New York
Yale
Princeton
Manhattan Field
Frank Osgood Alive Chief of Artillery in Cuba
Philadelphia reports Frank Osgood the University of Pennsylvania star football player is alive not dead. Cuban source Jose Marcos says he serves as chief of artillery under General Maceo, a claim Captain Henry B. Osgood confirms as his son remains in good health.
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Philadelphia
Frank Osgood
University of Pennsylvania
Cuba
Maceo
Jose Marcos
Henry B. Osgood
Subsistence Department
Boston
Chelsea High School Disbands Football Team
By a vote of the Chelsea High School Athletic Association the Chelsea High School football eleven was disbanded after a poor season in Division B of the Junior Interscholastic Football League. One win came from Noble Academy, and Peter Sanford was chosen captain for next year.
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Chelsea High School Athletic Association
Chelsea High School
Chelsea High
Noble Academy Eleven
Peter Sanford
Football gossip from Somerville and college clashes
Somerville High and Newton High meet at Putts Oval this afternoon. Harvard and University of Pennsylvania officials for Thanksgiving in Philadelphia include ref W O Hickok and linesmen C R Wyckoff and William Graves. Roxbury Y M C A and Young Men’s Mission gridiron on Thanksgiving morning. Burr McIntosh predicts Princeton to beat Yale 18 to 0. Cambridge High faces Brookline High Latin at Soldiers Field in interscholastic play today at 3 pm. The eleven has not met Carlisle Indians last season.
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Somerville High
Newton High
Putts Oval
Harvard
U. of P
Philadelphia
W. O. Hickok
Yale
C. R. Wyckoff
Cornell
William Graves
Roxbury Y. M. C. A
Young Men’s Mission Church Association
Burr McIntosh
Trilby
Princeton
Tigers
Brookline High
Bne
Cambridge High
Latin
Soldiers Field
Elty
Carlisle Indians
New England pigeon show opens second day with diverse birds
Canary birds and parrots greeted visitors at Horticultural Hall as the New England pigeon show continued. Notable entries include the homing pigeon Chicago flown from the World's Fair to Boston, plus striking owl varieties and elegant nuns with black and white attire. Clubs swap ideas while committees consider an American Owl Club meeting if a quorum appears.
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Horticultural Hall
Chicago
Boston
L. G. Albee
J. E. Stewart, Jr
Pouter Club
Eastern Fantail Club
Dragoon Club
American Owl Club
Cyclists Win Gains in Equal Rights Fight at New England Stations
Cyclists secured removal of release demands for baggage damage and were informed sundries are at the owners risk. Chief Consul Sterling Elliott led the reform efforts as New England agents faced the change.
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New England
Sterling Elliott
Allen B. Spiers
Boston
McDonald
Spiers
Melrose Century
Melrose A. C
Berkeley Cycle Club
Frank T. Fowler
Fowler Cycle Manufacturing Company
Munger
Fowler
Windle Cycle Company
Worcester
Boston Century
Horace Partridge
Newburyport
Castle Square
W. B. Handy
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Boothby
Zirngiebel
Paine
Dolson
Pool
D. Jacobs
Ditmar
H. W. Smith
B. Woods
Metropolitan
Orient Co. C
Booth’s Hall
Orient Heights
C. H. Parkhurst
New York
The
In Strict Confidence and the Australian System
A brief dialogue recalls voting behavior with the line Old fellow how are you going to vote whispered to use the Australian system. The Chicago Tribune notes the exchange as a snapshot of attitudes toward ballots and secrecy in elections.
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Starton
Strypes
Chicago Tribune
Charlestown tonight features Ingraham Clune match for $25
At Sullivan's pool room Fred Ingraham the New England champion will play Frank Clune in a match game for twenty five dollars a side. John R Gentry the fastest harness horse will be sold tonight at 8 30 in Madison Square Garden New York. O Connell and Garryowen Gaelic teams plan meeting at the Post this evening. Walter Pierce colored runner claims title and five mile Thanksgiving Day challenge. Cross country runs invited Knickerbocker A C on Thanksgiving and Christmas and Washington's Birthday open run.
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Sullivan’s
Mainstreet
Charlestown
Fred Ingraham
New England
Frank Clune
John R. Gentry
Madison Square Garden
New York
O'’Connell
Garryowen
Walker
Walter Pierce
Stonewall Allen
Allen
Edward Patee
D. G. Hall
Harry Cornish
Knickerbocker A. C
Washington
Sale in New York Opens William Fasig & Co Trotter Auction
William Fasig & Co. begins its three day trotters sale at Madison Square Garden with a large crowd and brisk demand. Stock from A H Moore’s Cloverdell farm near Philadelphia led sales, including a Director 2:17 progeny purchased by George Starr for 450 dollars and a 2:11 quarter gait potential. Upcoming offerings feature John R Gentry pacing stallion and Trevillian among others, with multiple Director offspring listed in today’s results.
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New York
Wiliam
Fasig & Co
Madison Square Garden
A. H. Moore
Cloverdell Farm
Philadelphia
Mr. Moore
Winifred
George Starr
John R. Gentry
William Simpson
Trevillian
Hambletonian
Wilkes- Dollie Smith
J. H. Shults
Parkville
L. I
Nancy Lee
E. A. McFarland
C. R. Rosenberger
Colmar
Penn
Sally Southworth
D. C. Moran
A. J. Welsh
Hartford
Conn
Medford Hosts Press Cycle Club Wins Both Games
The Medford Cycle Club hosted Boston visitors in a social meet. In pool Fraizer scored 34 for Press and Little 50 while Medford’s McIntyre 60 Mori son 33 led to a total 383 for Medford over 316 for Press. In whist Medford won 308 to 316.
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Medford
Press Cycle Club of
Boston
Pool
Fraizer
Little
McIntyre
Morison
Whisty Press
Ripley Faces Curtis in Cambridge Golf Club Final
In Watertown the Cambridge Golf Club completed round three of its championship. A. L. Ripley defeated T. B. Gan nett Jr seven up with five to play while J. F. Curtis beat J. G. Thorp five up with four to play. Thorp, club record holder, faced an upset. Finalists are Ripley and Curtis.
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Cambridge Golf Club
Watertown
A. L. Ripley
T. B. Gannett, Jr
J. F. Curtis
J. G. Thorp
Thorp
Mr. Curtis
Fire destroys Hanover square St. George's Church in London
A blaze tonight leveled the tower and part of the body of St. George's Church in Hanover Square, the city’s premier venue for fashionable weddings. The fire caused extensive damage to the historic church.
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London
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Water main bursts at Dart mouth and Tremont streets
Shortly after 2 am a large water main at the Dart mouth Tremont corner broke sending a high water column and flooding nearby streets. The break created an 8 to 10 foot street hole and over a million gallons were wasted before repairs began and surface water subsided.
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Dartmouth
Tremont
Water Department
Intervening petition filed in Bay State Gas suit
Samuel Dickson for Fidelity Insurance and Trust seeks to join the Godfrey Morse case against Bay State Gas Company. Fidelity holds 166000 in income bonds and 2725 shares of stock. Andrew Moore holds 160000 in bonds. Joseph Sinnott owns 39000 in bonds. Hearing set for December 7 in the U S Circuit Court at Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Del
United States
Samuel Dickson
Fidelity Insurance and Trust Safe Deposit Company
Philadelphia
Henry c. Gibson
Andrew M. Moore
Joseph Sinnott
Godfrey Morse
Boston
Bay State Gas Company
Fidelity Company
Hebrew Association Ball Draws 150 at Minot Hall
Over 150 guests attended the fifth annual Young Women's Hebrew Association ball at Minot Hall last evening. Proceeds from ticket sales go to charity. many bought tickets without attending, swelling the fund. Music by Danforth Hodgdon Orchestra and Tufts provided an elaborate supper. Attendees included Miss J E Bornstein, Miss G Cohen, Miss B Caro, Miss R Hillson, Miss A Schemmer, Miss R Levy, Miss E Jackson, Miss M Cohen, Miss Caro, Miss M Caro, Miss F Klatch ken, Miss Emma Bernhardt, Miss I Goldstein, Mr R Lippe, and Mr R Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Hebrew Association
Minot Hall
Danforth & Hodgdon
Tufts
J. E. Bornstein
Association
G. Cohen
B. Caro
R. Hillson
A. Schemmer
R. Levy
E. Jackson
M. Cohen
Caro
M. Caro
F. Klatchken
Emma Bernhardt
I. Goldstein
R. Lippe
R. Jackson
Miss Ida Belle Wood and Frank Anton Krim Wed
Ida Belle Wood and Frank Anton Krim married yesterday afternoon at St. Columbkille Church Brighton in a private ceremony officiated by Rev. A. J. Ross. The bride wore duchess satin and a diamond sunburst gift from the groom. A reception with 300 invitations followed at the bride’s home 48 Parsons Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Belle Wood
John E. Wood
Frank Anton Krim
St. Columbkille’s Church
Brighton
A. J. Ross
Agnes R. Wood
Parsons Street
Medford Historical Society Opens New Home
Medford on November 18 saw the Historical Society hold its first meeting at the Francis House new headquarters Rev Henry C DeLong presented a paper titled The Early Ministers of Medford detailing early clergy and church history for the gathering.
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Medford
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