Thanksgiving bicycle hare and chase at Woburn
Thanksgiving morning event at Woburn starts 10 a.m. from Leathe's cycle store 496 Main St with prizes including bicycle lantern and pumps. Entries due by Nov 28. 50 cent fee. Also covered are bowling tournament plans with four clubs Boston Newton Union and Press plus individual rider feats and upcoming whipton racing notes.
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Woburn
Leathe
Main Street
Associated Cycling Clubs
Bostons
Newtons
Unions
Press
J. C. Kerrison
H. Sprague
J. P B. Clark
L. L. Payne
W. Alther
C. Sherman Howard
Jack Fecitt
Fecitt
Roxbury B. C
W. H. Arnold
George H. Garwood
Arnold
J. P. Bliss
Chicago
West Side Park Track
Nashville
Bliss
Cross Country Championship Meeting and Local Sports Events
The Suffolk A. C. hosts a committee meeting on cross country championships at 6% Washington Street tonight. Fred Isaacs edges O Connell 72 64 at Murray Irwin pool tourney. O Connell and Wise play this afternoon with Russell and Murray tonight. Alphion A. C. to stage a Thanksgiving cross country run from Irving and Philips streets. Entries close November 28 with William Juniper. Boxing benefit for John J. Gibbons at Lafayette rooms features Masters Bernard Shields Major Cunningham Reynolds and other noted boxers.
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Suffolk A. C
Washington Street
Fred Isaacs
O’connell
United States
Murray & Irwin
Isaacs
Wise
Russell
Murray
Alphion A. C
West End
Irving and
Philips Streets
Apone
William Walker
William Juniper
Philips Street
Bernard and Shields
Major Cunningham
Reynolds
John J. Gibbons
Lafayette’rooms
New Bedford Polo Beats Providence Grays 5–1
Billy Murray and the Providence Grays were defeated by Fred Doe's New Bedfords in New Bedford. The home team dominated from surface entry, taking a five to one victory as New Bedfords strengthened their first place hold while Providence fought hard but failed to keep pace.
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New Bedford
Billy Murray
Providence Grays
New Bedfords
Bostons
Whalers
Providences
Fred Doe
Providence
Worcesters Beat Kangaroos In Polo Match
Worcester defeats visiting Kangaroos five goals to one as the home team, led by lively play from Jimmy and Van Bey, overcomes a dull effort by the guests in a slowed polo race at Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcesters
Kangaroos
Worcester
Jimmy Anavan'a Bey
Ler
Kv Tee
McVeek
Directum Wins Three Straight in $5000 Directum Alix Match Race
Directum defeated Alix in three heats at Fleetwood Park New York to claim the $5000 purse. The breeze and chilly conditions tested the horses as Directum led from the start in all heats finishing two lengths ahead in heat one, three lengths in heat two, and a dozen lengths in heat three with times around 2:15 to 2:08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleetwood Park
N. Y
Directum
Alix
Black Wonder
Kelly
Curry
Races at the Gutt Guttenburg NJ Turf Meet
Six races listed with winners and times at Guttenburg New Jersey on November twenty first. First race winner Azrael with Time 1 15 12, second Detroit. other races winners Robin Hood Eclipse Defargilla O Connell Carmen colt with respective times.
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Guttenburg
N. J
Mary
Azrael
Detroit
Robin Hood
Black Hawk
Token
Eclipse
Wheeler
the Ironmaster
Defargilla
Sound More
Lord Harry
O’connell
Dallyran
Sandowne
Carmen Colt
Zaldivar
Marcus
Gloucester Entries Race Card Summary
List of entries for races at Gloucester including horses and weights across four and a half to six and a half furlongs. Notable names include Juggler Sonora Red Elm Pennzance Prince Peyton Conquest Hawkston Don Lucey Vocalize Blue Bird Bryan Chieftan Tommy Brophy and others with weights ranging from 93 to 108.
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Gloucester
Juggler
Sonora
Red Elm
Penzance
Prince Peyton
Conquest
Hawkston
Don Lucey
John McGonigle
Zingard
Miss Clay
Dutch Oven
Vocalize
Blue Bird
Bryan
Chieftan
Tommy Brophy
Clinkumbell
Harry Hinckson
Roman
Little Alice
Propriety
Waltz
Calantha
Silver Queen
Bert
Surprise
Criterion
Hardy Fox
Little Phil
Rancocas
Edmund Connolly
Tartar
Watch
Baby
Forest
Topmast
la Mnede
Jardine
Hippona
Ace
Darius
Grey Forest
Ronald
Onawny
Quartermaster
Lum
Foxmede
Dutch Speedaway
Silent
Ben Kingsbury
Idea
Prince Edward
J. H
A Birch
Ixion
Dare Devil
Meee
the General
Parthian
Glen Island
Red Star
Archbishop
Verbia
Belle Blackburn
Marvilis
Kingdom
Moonraker
Senta Grapeshot
Montreal
McKensie
Pickidene
Wizard
Bobby Calnan
Inverkipgelding
Ed Beaman
Llewellyn
Vocalite
Races Run at Gloucester Track Include Close Finishes
In Gloucester New Jersey on November 21 six races were run. Ketchum won the first over Hardy Fox and Good ley with a 1 24 1 4 time. Belle of Fermoy captured the four and a half furlong second race with Beautiful Bells second. Marie Lovell won seven eighths with Dago second Hour third in 1 36. Max led seven and a half furlongs with Blondys Victim second Jofy Joe third in 1 38. Traitor won four and a half furlongs with Theodore H. second Bessemer third in 1 00. Young Lottery led four and a half furlongs with Hawkeye second Radiant third in 59 ae4.
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Gloucester
N. J
Ketchum
Hardy Fox
Ives pool bill upheld by City Court Justice
Justice Fitzsimmons in New York City ruled the Ives pool bill constitutional. The decision favors bookmaker Robert G. Irving against Joseph A. Britton on a $36 note tied to a Morris Park race bet. The ruling holds horse racing lawful but restricts pool selling as a valid police power since 1887 for public welfare.
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New York
Tts
Rey
Boston & Albany ready to move 4500 fans for big game
Boston and Albany officials prepare rail plans for the Springfield football game next Saturday. General Passenger Agent Hanson reports five special trains with private cars, plus ordinary coaches, can handle up to 4500 travelers depending on weather. return services run after the game with round trip specials at 2.50.
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Boston
Springfield
Hanson
Boston & Albany
Mystery at Cambridge Builds to Saturday Yale Harvard Showdown
Soldiers Field routines wrap up with a half hour practice as the Crimson prepares for Saturday's game. The makeup of the eleven remains secret, with no official lineup until the referee blows. Yale fans expect a strong defensive test and forward pressure as Mackie and Acton try to pressure Butterworth.
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Soldiers
Springfield
Crimson
Trafford
Willard
New Haven
Bow Street
Soldiers’ Field
Varsity
Yale
Harvard
Mackie
Acton
Butterworth
Stevenson
Blanchard
Memorial Hall
Pennsylvania
Yale Confident Ahead of Yale vs Springfield Contest
Yale brightens mood with light practice as Corbin leads center rush. Yale plans a Springfield-bound visit to prepare for the game. Farmington’s John White remains critically ill after injuries, supported by a purse for his widowed mother.
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New Haven
Yale
Corbin
Reed
Springfield
John White
Farmington
Football Notes Seek B A A and Orange A C Game
Receiver Friedman of the Manhattan Athletic Club, custodian of the Manhattan Oval, tries to arrange a game between the B A A and Orange A C teams. These elevens are among the country’s strongest outside the big colleges. The game is set for the day before Thanksgiving and will likely take place.
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Friedman
Manhattan Athletic Club
Manhattan Oval
Orange A. C
Yale and Princeton Prepare for Thanksgiving Championship Meeting
The article notes large guaranteed sums and a major gate share as I SFL clubs plan finances. It lists Princeton players and weights for the Yale championship game and mentions a B A A versus Aquidneck match on the South End grounds with key B A A players and Newport-based Aquidneck stars.
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Dofors
University of Pennsylvania
Brooks
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Yale
Balliet
Taylor
Wheeler
Lea
Holly
Trenchard
Brown
King
Morse
Ward
Allen
Blake
Mackenzie
McCormick
Tyler
Dwight
Voorhees
Thompson
Aquidneck
South End
Aquidnecks
Newport
Whittren
Tukey
Wardner
Ware
Hastings
Whitman
Belfield
Nate
Anthony
McNear
Bowling Guide Tonight and Thursday Matchups
Post lists tonight games Casino versus Weverly at Norfolk House Jamaica VA Old Dorchester versus Jamaica Plain Jamaica. Thursday schedule Salem versus Newton at Salem Arnington versus Jeffries Winter at Arlington Roxbury versus Glendon at Roxbury day Beaton Athletic Association versus Gr Highlands Allston versus Oxford at ton
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Casino
Weverly
Norfolk House
Jamaica Va
Old Dorchester
Jamaica Plain
Salem
Newton
Anington
Jeffries Winter
Arlington
Roxbury
Glendon
Day
Dorchester Men Overwhelm 990th Artillery In Bowling Match
The Codman Club faced the Nine Hundred and Ninety Ninth Artillery Association at Charlestown last night. Dorchester won decisively with nearly 2500 pins while Codman bowlers also performed strongly. The exact score is not provided.
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Codman Club
Melrose Club
Charlestown Club
Caldwell
Sreereenet
Labor meetings advance union goals in Boston area
The Labor News items show the Furniture Workers Union planning a Tuesday meeting at Dexter Hall to elect AFL convention delegates in Chicago. The Cooks Alliance endorsed the Central Labor Union stance in the brewery war and backed the United Garment Workers label. A new United Garment Workers branch forms in East Boston with 66 charter members and women workers. A vest maker branch is organized at 994 Washington Street with temporary officers and charter request. The Equity Union discusses aiding the unemployed, plans city petition for work programs, and calls clergy to reference unemployment in Thanksgiving sermons.
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Furniture Workers’ Union 2
Dexter Hall
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Central Labor Union
United Garment Workers
Cooks' Alliance
Washington Street
Central Bar Union
United Garments Workers
B. Wilshinsky
United Garment Workers of America
Boston
Lottie L. Morrill
Ida Cobb
Wilshinsky
Orion
Nelly
Equity Union
Oak Street
Burglarized Walker Pratt Shop by Local Tinsmiths
Robert L. Thomas and John Lockhart, tinsmiths' helpers, were taken to Station 1 after burglarizing the Walker and Pratt Manufacturing Company shop. They stole several hundred dollars worth of tools and caused shop damage. The tinsmiths' strike and union action helped bring them to justice with a detective hired to assist.
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Robert L. Thomas
John Lockhart
Walker & Pratt Manufacturing Company
Thomas
Fim
Tinsmiths
Tinsmiths’ Union
Finest at the Game Police Aid Planned for Saturday
Springfield requests a detachment of Boston officers for Saturday's big game. Captain Watts leads the 100 officers assigned to assist. The effort aims to ensure crowd control and security during the event.
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Boston Ree
Springfield
Captain Watts
Independent Democrats Rally With Old Firm In Boston Politics
Moran Coakley Creed & Co. revive their political consulting firm in the Adams building on Court street. They pledge to drive out opponents while Independents plan a citywide platform fight and likely back Hart against the Republican mayoralty nominee. Aldermen at large and school committee slates are named by both parties as caucuses proceed.
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Moran, Coakley, Creed & Co
Machine Smashers
Adams
Court Street
Patrona
Democrats
Coakley
Flood
Michael Barr
Charlestown
North End Distrit
Barr
John W. Fraser
Third District
Hugh O'Brien
Citizen’s
Hart
Board of Public Institutions
Uarr
Independent Women Voters Hear Debate On Roosevelt Education Plan
Park Street Church hosts Boston women voters as they endorse Calderwood and Page for school board amidst opposition to Roosevelt’s views. Speakers criticize Roosevelt while urging voter registration and noting two rainy day school sessions as a point of contention.
Independent Women Voters nominate school board ticket
The Independent Women Voters Association met in Wesleyan Hall and nominated a nine member school board ticket for three years and a two year slate. President Mrs. E Trask Hill urged increased registration.
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Independent Women Voters
Independent Women Voters’ Association
Wesleyan Hall
Emily A. Fifield
Samuel H. Wise
Henry D. Huggan
George R. Fowler
Archibald T. Davidson
Edward H. Dunn
Alfred Blanchard
Esther Boland
Samuel H. Calderwood
Walter Gilman Paige
Davi
Alfred
Esther Holand
James A. McDonald
Timothy F. McDonough
Albert Wetmore
E. Trask Hill
Newton Politics Nominate Uncontested Ticket in Harmony
The West Newton Republican aldermanic and mayoralty convention met in City Hall with no contests. Alderman Thompson won Ward 4 on the non partisan committee’s ticket, while Hon. John A. Fenne was unanimously renominated for mayor. Other wards named lawmakers and school committee members including E. Rum mery and Abbie E. Davis.
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Newton
City Hall
West Newton
Thompson
Chauncy B. Mague
John A. Fenne Wes
J. F. Frisbie
E. M. Rummery
E. B. Wilson
Abbie E. Davis
Lawrence Bond
Albert Plummer
E. Ober
W. B. Atherton
Eben Thompson
Malden Nominating Conventions Name Mayors
Independent voters in Malden chose Hon. Marcellus Coggan as their mayoral candidate by acclamation at National Hall. School Board nominees include Mrs Anna Christie Fall Willard MacLoud and R R Robinson. Canton Hall nominated Everett J Stevens for mayor and Roswell R Robinson Aaron C Dowse and Anna C Fall for the board. Stevens accepted the nomination with a brief address.
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Malden
National Hall
Marcellus Coggan
Canton Hall
Everett J. Stevens
Roswell R. Robinson
Aaron C. Dowse
Anna C. Fall
Stevens
Springfield Republicans re nominate Kendrick for mayor
The Springfield municipal convention re nominated Mayor WB P Kendrick by 198 votes to 118 for Henry B Dickinson. The heated contest followed Bak under City Marshal Rice's reappointment and Hampden Park pool sellers arrests. Other nominees include BE A Newell city clerk and E T Tifft treasurer with a slate of ward officials.
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Springfield
WB. P. Kendrick
Henry
Dickinson
Kendrick
John L. Rice
Hampden Park
BE. A. Newell
E. T. Tifft
Olin
W. C. Simons
W. O. Davy
H. K. Wright
Ward 5 Nominating Caucus Highlights Local Races
In Brockton Ward 5 a Republican caucus nominated Henry E. Garfield for Alderman and Charles Williamson Warren H. Caldwell and Edward S. Perkins for Councilmen. A citizens caucus backed Henry B. Garfield for Alderman. The Democrat mayoralty convention voted to table the mayoral nomination. School committee nominees are William T. Carter Charles A. Gilday and A. E. Kendrick. Colonel John J. Whipple remains the Democrats' mayoral candidate.
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Brockton
Henry E. Garfield
Charles ‘Williamson
Warren H. Caldwell
Edward 8
Charles A. Gilday
A. E. Kendrick
John J. Whipple
Citizens
Medford Republicans Nominate City Officials
Medford Republicans met in wardrooms to nominate candidates for the Common Council and school committee and to pick delegates for the aldermanic convention set for next Monday evening. Indications point to Alderman Co. D. Archibald Josiah R Teel and Councilman William R Maxwell as the likely alderman nominees by a 20 of 27 delegate vote.
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Medford
D. Archibald
Josiah R. Teel
William R. Maxwell
Quincy Local Party Conventions Name Mayors and Council Members
Democratic ticket selects Mayor William A. Hodges and councilmen including C. F. Adams and M. P. Wright with at large seats. school committee at large Paul R. Blackman. Republican ticket names Mayor James Thompson and councilmen John O. Holden Horace O. Souther Jonas Shackley Israel Waterhouse Henry W. Read with Dr. George B. Rice on the school panel.
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Quincy
William A. Hodges
C. F. Adams
M. P. Wright
C. T. Baker
W. BE. Owen
A. I. Dixon
Paul R. Blackman
James Thompson
John O. Holden
Horace O. Souther
Jonas Shackley
Israel Waterhouse
Henry W. Read
George B. Rice
Democratic caucuses select unpledged delegates for mayor race
In Lynn on November 21 the Democratic caucuses elected unpledged delegates for the mayoralty convention. Across wards the choice favored John D. Dennis, with Ward 3 moving to keep delegates unpledged after a bid for P. A. Chase. The Workingmen's Party declined G B M Houston but he may keep his name. Other aldermanic nominees named include Lyman Nichols John F. Hay and G O Tarbox.
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Lyman Nichols
John F. Hay
G. O. Tarbox
W. L. Estes
McGuigan
Potts
Averill
Springfield Democrats Nominate For City Offices
Springfield Democrats name their tickets for municipal offices on November 21. Nominees include Mayor F. H. Lathrop. Clerk E. A. Newell. Treasurer T. Tifft. Aldermen C. C. Marshall, George E. Foster, Frederick T. Kellogg, F. D. Foot, C. H. Parsons, G. M. Stebbins, Emile Paul, W. S. Colwell. School committee picks Herman Buchholz, Dr. W. W. Gardner, C. B. Herrick.
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Springfield
Democratic
FE. H. Lathrop
E. A. Newell
T. Tifft
C. C. Marshall
George E. Foster
Frederick T. Kellogg
F. D. Foot
C. H. Parsons
G. M. Stebbins
Emile Paul
W. 8
Colwell
Herman Buchholz
W. W. Gardner
C. B. Herrick
Mayoral Nominations in Marlboro Nominates Murphy Davenport
The Marlboro Democrats nominated James T. Murphy for mayor at their convention. The Marlboro Republicans named William N. Davenport as their mayoral nominee. Wards 3 and 6 Republicans completed their ticket. Aldermen will consider the State central electric railway franchise on November 27.
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Marlboro
James T. Murphy
William N. Davenport
State Central Electric Railway
Democrats Nominate Mayor and Aldermen slate in Fitchburg
In Fitchburg on November 21 the Democrats named Edgar Moulton as mayor and Peter Smith James Hanna Charles Cross George Holman Augustus Wellington and James Boyle as aldermen. A third ticket appears on nomination papers as filings continue.
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Fitchburg
The
Democrats Tonight
Edgar
Moulton
John R. Smith
James Hanna
Charles A. Cross
George W. Holman
Augustus Wellington
James F. Boyle
Registration Pace Picks Up in Municipal Campaign
Registration in the municipal campaign has been slow but is expected to rise as several tickets are named and registrars expect busy days through Tuesday night the last opportunity to register. About 1390 women and 250 men had signed up by last night.
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Munici
Mortgage Sale Notice of Cohasset Property and Restrictions
Mortgagee Moody Merrill announces sale of a parcel in Cohasset Norfolk on Jerusalem Road. The property includes a beach area and a Black Rock House estate restriction. sale proceeds payable in cash, with Frank Paul solicitor for mortgagee.
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Boston
Coe Commonwealth of Renelta
Caida Mortgand
Erry
Jelem Road
Jerusalem
Hasset
Tnd
Nor
Commonwealth
Pope
Ashington
Enid
Brown
Thomas F. Temple
Jerusalem Road
Etreet
Salem Road
Aizet
Win
Ted Boston
Dee
Plymouth
John M. Lincoln
Straits Pond
Eng
Lincoln
James L. Baker
Iit
Braman
Solomon
Norfolk
of P
Moody Merrill
Sorgealem
Cohasset
Toni
Black Rock
Tndiay
Nantasket Avenue
John Lincoln
Black Rock House
Amelia Rowe
Clara ‘I’. Bigelow
Ivory Bean
George H. Bean
Grace Ida_ Bean
Hannah M. Bean
Rowe
James D. K. Willis
stOrly
Black House
Amelia B. Rowe
Nolo- Rowe
Frank Paul
Tate Street
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