Somerset Road Glib Shatters Bowling Records in Rexford Alleys
Somerset Road team set season bests in the Associated Cycling Clubs meet at Rexford alleys, totaling 24493 to break records. Crocker Skinner and Williams each surpassed 500. Williams led with 533 on a near flawless night. Press Cycling defeated Mattapan Road in parallel action as Inman rolled the biggest string.
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Somerset
Rexford
Crocker
Skinner
Williams
Press
Mattapan
Inman
Women on the Alleys and Thayer Academy Triumph
Two games of the Commonwealth Club mixed team series were rolled on Murray and Irwin's alleys last evening with Team 1 beating Team 2 by 156 pins and Team 4 edging Team 3 by two pins. In a separate note, Thayer Academy blanked Quincy 20 to 0 as backs staged a standout performance for the Thayer eleven.
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Murray & Irwin
Braintree
Thayer Academy
Quincys
Adams Academy
Quincy High School
Academy
Quincy
White
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McGrath Bowers
Revere
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Assis R. G
Cilley Graton
Miter Moore
Ft. G
Fl. G
Litchfield Sampson
Arnold
Gannon
N. Hayden
Kelly
V Porter
Hewes
Pierce School Whist Event at Brookline Common
Thanksgiving afternoon program at Pierce School on Brookline Common features whist results with Jamaica Edwards Jamaica-Tuckley and M. L. A.-Mackie among players. Scores show totals: 266 for Jamaica Edwards 61 from Stephenson and 150 additional, Pool M L A Mackie 27 from Ordway 85 total 211, Jamaica-Tuckley 7 Parker 75 total 150.
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Jamaica Edwards
Stephenson
Pool
Mackie
Ordway
Jamaica
Tuckley
Parker
Pierce School
Brookline Common
City League Last Night Howling Results
The City League produced notable results in last night’s action. Key performances and standings shifts emerged as teams competed under lights, with several players delivering high-scoring efforts and clutch plays to influence the league race.
Suburban interclub tournament opens at Mercantile Library
Jamaica Club visitors beat in bowling and pool but lose at billiards and whist during inaugural Suburban interclub season in the Mercantile Library rooms. Scores listed after the report.
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Jamaica
Mercantile Library Association
Iterclub
Insurance Bowling League Forms Permanent Body
A meeting at 71 Kilby Street of the Employers' Liability Company saw teams including Employers' Liability, John C. Paige, the Traveller, Boston Marine, John Hancock, North American, O'Brien & Russell, Mercantile and C. W. Holden. The league was voted permanent with one more team to join. G. IE. Nayson was elected secretary treasurer. A scheduling committee was named and will meet tomorrow evening. The season opens about the first of next month.
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Insurance Bowling League
Employers’ Liability Company
Kilby Street
Employers’ Liability
John C. Paige
the Traveller
Boston Marine
John Hancock
North American
O’brien & Russell
Mercantile
C. W. Holden
G. IE. Nayson
Jackson
Nayson
Inter scholastic meeting sets protests as season nears end
The inter scholastic executive committee will meet tomorrow evening to hear protests while the season closes. Grookline High faces Happy this afternoon at Soldiers Field Cambridge and Yale Princeton gate receipts near 57000 with profits around 28000 after field rent and expenses.
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Grookline High
Soldiers Field
Cambridge
Yale
Princeton
Gelbert
Pennsylvania
Barnard
Kelsey
Tigers
Wrightington
Harvard
Baird
Brown
Carlisle
Shields Dpd
Sullivan
M. Sullivan Hartnett
G. B
G. d
L. Sullivan Brown
Kelley
H. B
MeInnis
Houghton Amet
F. B
Bowles
Roxburys
Money Up for Big Fight in New York
James J. Corbett received a telegram from Warren Lewis of the Greater New York Athletic Club stating a $500 forfeit was posted with Al Smith and articles sent to Fitzsimmons for an upcoming bout in Providence.
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Providence
James J. Corbett
Warren Lewis
Greater New York Athletic Club
al Smith
Fitzsimmons
Meek Faces Bankruptcy Claims at American Ball Nozzle Co
Reports from New York indicate Shanmare F. Meek, president of the American Ball Nozzle Company, has disclosed liabilities of at least 250. The declaration follows an assignment of an unverified prominence amid ongoing financial scrutiny.
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New York
Navy
Shanmare F. Meek
Ba l
Local Scores Tally Narrow Wins Across New England
At New Bedford New Bedford beat Providence 6 to 4. At Salem Pawtucket won 5 to 2 over Salem. In Maine Rockland crushed Lewiston 7 to 1.
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New Bedford
Providence
Salem
Pawtucket
Rockland
Lewiston
Paddy Slavin quits after fourth round with Armstrong
In New York on November 23 Paddy Slavin quit in the fourth round against Bob Armstrong at Union Park Athletic Club after a disputed setup for a percent purse. The crowd of about 900 witnessed Armstrong dominate with St Vincent's lefts and body blows as Slavin showed a yellow streak before retirement. Other bouts included a draw between Patsy Broderick and Jack Madden and early bouts featuring Hugh Mc Winters and Andy Watson.
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New York
Paddy Slavin
Bob Armstrong
Davies
Union Park Athletic Club
Slavia
Hugh McWinters
Andy Watson
Boston
McWinters
Patsy Broderick
Providence
Jack Madden
Brooklyn
Broderick
Slavin
Armstrong
Frank
Eddie Connolly Set For Twenty Round Debut In England
Boston light middleweight Eddie Connolly faces Tom Causer in a Birmingham Olympic Club bout. Trained by Professor Jimmy Kelly, Connolly seeks a swift victory after improvements since his loss to Paddy Fenton. Causer is capable but lacks Connolly’s famed mettle and countering risk.
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Eddie Connolly
Boston
England
Tom Causer
Olympic Club
Birmingham
St. John
Jimmy Kelly
Causer
Connolly
Paddy Fenton
Atlantic
Tyro
John L
America
Ernst
Burge
Boxing Night in New York a Bantam Clash at Bohemian Club
Dave Sullivan of Boston and Caspar Leon meet in a highly anticipated bantam bout at the Bohemian Athletic Club in New York. Both fighters rank among America’s best bantams, with Sullivan favored and Leon regarded as a tough adversary after two bouts with Jimmy Barry. Rumors of scarce betting aside, fans expect a hard fought, dramatic contest. Dick O’Brien traveled from Lynn to join the anticipation, as described in yesterday’s Post account.
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O'Brien
O’brien
Howie Hodgkins
Creedon
Toots” Anderson
Marlboro Athletic Club
Walcott
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
New York
Ed Binney
Boston
Maine
San Francisco
Paddy Purtell
New York City
Billy Hen
He Pagel
Billy Plimmer
Sammy Keely
Olympic Club
Birmingham
Eng
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Joe Walcott
Tommy Connelly
Dan Stuart
Stuart
Joe Wendig
Warren Lewis
Bohemian Athletic Club
Dave Sullivan
Caspar Leon
Jimmy Barry
America
Leon
New Yorker
Joe Elms
John Lt. Sullivan
Elms
Sullivan
Chelsea
Dave
Dick O’brien
Lynn
Bicycle Notes and Local Cycles Soon on View
Go Fs Manager W B Chipman seeks a Thanksgiving morning game for 10 o'clock at Franklin Field with the Winthrop Cycle Club preferred. Sproehale of Fowler Cycle Chicago will supervise the local branch tomorrow. Fred St Onge to display trick riding at Mystic C C dance. 1897 Cleveland model showcased with new tubing and lightweight design. Niles of Zenith Cycle visiting, Dorchester Wheelmen race Thursday, Metropolitan Wheelmen vs Newtowne Club tonight, Press C C freak show at 8. Lovell Diamond models upcoming at Broad Street with noted 97 crop features and new parts.
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W. B. Chipman
Tiger Roadsters
Franklin Field
Winthrop Cycle Club
Mr. Chipman
Park Square Station
New York
Fred St. Onge
C. C
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winter Hill
Somerville
Dunbar
Cleveland
Niles
Zenith Cycle Company
Dorchester
Dorchester Park
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Newtowne Club
North Cambridge
Press C. C
Lovell
Broad Street
Bryan's House Quarantined After Diphtheria Case
Health Officer Rhodes placed a quarantine card on the Bryan residence in Lincoln Nebraska as Ruth Bryan 11 contracts diphtheria. Doctors call it a slight attack and Br Bryan leaves for Denver at six tonight expecting to return for Thanksgiving and resume work on his book.
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Lincoln
Neb
Rhodes
W. J. Bryan
Ruth
Br. Bryan
Denver
Episcopalian Club Dines at Brunswick with Church Architecture Speakers
The Episcopalian Club gathered at the Brunswick last evening with about 125 members and guests. President Henry M. Lovering presided and introduced speakers on Church Architecture and Interior Decoration, including Bishop Lawrence Silas McBee architect R E Winchester Donald Maitland Armstrong and George L Heins of New York.
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Episcopalian Club
Brunswick
Henry M. Lovering
Lawrence
D. D
Silas McBee
New York
RE. Winchester Donald
Maitland Armstrong
George L. Heins
Courtney Renominated at Lowell Democratic Convention
The Lowell Democratic municipal convention nominated William F. Courtney for Mayor and Edward P. Pierce Charles H. Cos grove Coolidge R. Johnson David H. Gerow Dr. Guy H. Hobrock Henry Hamer Jean Vincent and Oliver A. Lib bey for Aldermen. One aldermanic nomination remains to be made.
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Lowell
William F. Courtney
Edward P. Pierce
Charles H. Cosgrove
Coolidge R. Johnson
David H. Gerow
Guy H. Hobrock
Henry Hamer
Jean Vincent
Oliver A. Libbey
Free diagnosis by Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street
An advertisement promotes Dr. Liverpool at 233 Tremont Street Boston offering one week of free consultations for chronic and obscure diseases. It lists vast cure tallies across multiple ailments, claims free medicines, and urges those who have failed other doctors to seek his diagnosis and treatment within stated hours.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
Bright
Foresters Dance at Bunker Hill Court Ball
The first ball of Bunker Hill Court No. 126 M C O F was held last night in Cauley Hall Charlestown with about 300 couples in attendance. Among the guests were Mr and Mrs James Donovan and Mr and Mrs Peter.
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Bunker Hill Court
Cauley Hall
Bunker Hill Court No. 126
Charlestown
James Donovan
Peter
John J. O’hare
Massachusetts
C. C. of Foresters
List of attendees and names at a social event
A long roster lists Stephen Lahey Hunt Gately Lynch Norah Brown Thomas Kelly John Fitzgerald Mary Bryan Mary Bailey Nellie Monahan Owen McKenna Edward Brown Young J J McCarthy Sadie Green Joseph Murphy Etta McGlynn Annie Mahoney Katie McNeil Richard Kelly Lizzie Quinlan John O Hara Frances Bessie Hunt Mary Dwyer Margaret Towle Goodwin Kate Fitzgerald Edward Regan Thomas Hinckley Mary Driscoll Mary McKenna Edward Sheridan Josie Fitzgerald J F O'Brien Annie Barry Delia Green Towle Annie Doherty Thomas Jennings Minnie Blagden Edwin Kelly Annie Purcell.
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John O'Hare
Frances
Bessie Hunt
Mary Dwyer
Margaret Towle
Goodwin
Kate Fitzgerald
Edward Regan
Thomas Hinckley
Mary Driscoll
Mary_McKenna
Edward Sheridan
Josie Fitzgerald
J. F. O’brien
Annie Barry
Delia Green
Towle
Annie Doherty
Thomas_Jennings
Minnie Blagden
Edwin Kelly
Annie Purcell
Irish challenge set for Ingraham Carroll race
Constant Reader Ingraham and Mullin the Irish champion runner agreed to a challenge with the race possibly held in Ireland next month. John Conroy won a New Orleans race at 10 to 1. Guinette the pacer will be sold at Boston auction tomorrow. Milton Young elected president of the Kentucky Racing Association. The Brooklyn club posted a large loss for the season. The University building to host Columbia College gym opens with $500000 budget. Flight schooner hauled for winter repairs in South Boston. Trotting stock shipped from New York to Europe. Lexington fall meeting began with few favorites. Billy Andrews to train for James Butler next year. A new mile ring planned near Haverhill before trotting season. Kenoza track in poor shape.
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Constant Reader
Ingraham
Medune
Mullin
Carroll
Waltham
Ireland
John Conroy
New Orleans
Stockholm
Banque N
Dick Behan
Guinette
Boston
Milton Young
Kentucky Racing Association
E. F. Clay
Brooklyn
Columbia College
University
M. A. Christie
H. R. Morrill
Commonwealth Yacht Club
South Boston
New York
Europe
Lexington
Billy Andrews
Gentry
James Butler
Haverhill
Train Schedules Mirror Regional Stops and Times
Overflow of timetable entries lists departures from Boston for Needham Highlandville Upper Falls Medfield Millis Medway West Met Way Woonsocket Pascoag and Park Square with numerous 8:32 a m. arrivals and various p m. return runs. Officials C Peter Clark W R Babcock note parlor cars steamers tickets and depot info at Kneeland Street and State House.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston
Needham
Highlandville
Upper Falls
Medfield
Millis
Medway
West Met Way
Woonsocket
Pascoag
Park Square Station
State House
Kneeland St. C
Peter Clark
W. RK
Babcock
Boston and Albany Railroad Schedules and Train Numbers
No. 7 first class Boston to Albany departs 8 30 A M Sunday none. No. 15 Leaviston 10 30 A M daily with sleeping cars to Chicago via L S M S R R and M C R R also to Cincinnati via Big Four on Saturday. No. 19 leaves Boston 2 P M daily to Chicago via Michigan Central R R with buffet vestibule cars. No. 28 leaves Boston 3 P M daily except Sunday to Chicago via L S M S R R and to Cincinnati via Big Four with sleeping car to St Louis. Sundays Cincinnati and St Louis cars depart 2 P M. No. 87 leaves Boston 7 15 P M daily to Chicago via L S M S A R plus vestibuled sleeps to Detroit and Chicago via Michigan Central RR. No. 68 leaves Boston 11 P M except Saturday with sleeping car to Albany arriving 8 05 A M. No. 88 leaves Boston 9 A M except Sunday with buffet drawing room cars to New York arriving 3 30 P M. No. 49 leaves Boston 11 A M except Sunday with buffet drawing room cars to New York arriving 5 20 P M. No. 48 leaves Boston 12 Noon except Coachs to New York arriving 5 30 P M. No. T5 New York Limited leaves Boston 4 P M daily with vestibuled drawing room cars to New York arriving 10 P M. No. 63 Night Express leaves Boston 11 P M daily with sleeping cars to New York arriving 6 45 A M. Tickets and timetables at city office 60 Washington St or Kneeland Street station. A S Hanson General Passenger Agent.
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Albany
Wagner
Loseton
Leaviston
Wagner Westi
Chiscago
L. 8S
Cincinnati
Big Four
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
M. C. BR. KR
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Springfield
NEW York Limited
Springeld
Ashington St
Kneeland St
A. S. Hanson
L Pass
Rail and Sound Lines from Park Square Station Boston
WEW YORK and New York area rail and sound routes listed including Shore Line and Fall River lines with scheduled expresses and night services. Connections to steamer services Priscilla Puritan Maine New Hampshire City of Lowell Worcester listed with weekly weekday departures.
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York
Park Squarh Station
Boston
Shore Line
New London
New Haven
Bay State Limited
Willimantic
Air Line Limited
Fall River
Newport
Stonington
Sound
Providence
Maine
New Hampshire
Norwich
City OF Lowell
City OF Worcester
Maryland transfer steamers offer through tickets and parlor seating
Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington service via Shore Line and Pennsylvania R R operates the Maryland transfer. The Colonial Express runs 9:00 p m and the Federal Express 7:00 p m. Through tickets parlor car seats berths and staterooms on steamers available at 3 Old State House and Park Square station. Parlor cars require a special ticket. Limited equipment with seating capacity only. Travel available Sundays. GEO L CONNOR A KENDALL and L HO PALMER listed as trade and passenger agents with offices at 3 Old State House.
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New England Railroad Co
Boston
New York
Hartford
Park Square
Norwich
Chicago and
West
Erie
West Shore R. A
Newburg
Fishkill Landing
A. M
Shore Line
Pennsylvania R. R
Maryland Transfer
Colonial Express
Federal Express
Old State House
Park Square Station
Geo L. Connor
A. ©. Kendall
Tass
Gen’ Pass
L. Ho Palmer
Boston Pass
Prince and Princess of Wales visit Blenheim palace
The Prince and Princess of Wales travel from Paddington to Woodstock for a week at Blenheim Palace with Princess Victoria and Princess Maud of Denmark and Prince Charles of Denmark. A large crowd greets them. fetes planned and daily shooting in the Blenheim preserves.
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London
Prince and Princess of Wales
Paddington Station
Woodstock
Duke
Duchess of
New York
W. H. Vanderbilt
Duchess of Marlborough
Prince of Wales
Duke of Marlboro
Lady Randolph Churchill
George W. Curzon
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