Charlestown Browns Defeat Newton Hosts In Tight Bowling Series
Charlestown swept all three games against Newton with close scores as Ingraham Marston and Tower led the visitors while Pray starred for Newton. Dudley Club opened with a 912 high team total but Newton gained two wins in the middle strings amid high individual marks including Armstrong and Hales with 514 in the Edge League.
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Linder
Dudley Club
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Hke
Armstrong
S &6
Hales
Mangus Club
Wellesley
Alpha Club of
Waltham
Whamtons
Illey of
Maugus
Rales
Foster of
Alpha
Saunder
Phinney
Foster
Haggerty
Bowler
Travis
Pratter
Fasig Tipton Sale At Madison Square Garden Sells Top Stallion
The Fasig Tipton horse sale at Madison Square Garden continued with strong attendance as Tommy Britton 2:08 from Liberty Bell Keepsake sold for $20,000 to BE A Lord of Chicago. The brown stallion foaled 1893, bred by Thomas Britton of Glen View Ky, has won nineteen heats under 2:10 and is hailed as world champion for three heats with fast records. Five bidders participated and bidding rose in 60 increments up to $20,000. Also sold was Marion G 2:10 pacer owned by W M Boyleston and bought by John Meeghan for $1,450.
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Madison Square Garden
Tommy Britton
Liberty Bell
Lordes
Chicago
Marion G
Pacer
Rockdale
May Day
W. M. Boyleston
John Meeghan
Boston
Faneuil Rolls 2304 Pins But Jamaica A Wins Match
In the Trade League last night Jamaica A won two games out of three and took honors, despite Faneuil rolling 2304 pins, 101 more than Jamaica A. Faneuil led early in the opening round but faded as the match went on.
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Faneuil
Jamaica A. A
Jamaica A. A. Sets Relay Scores in B17 Meet
Jamaica A. A. posted a 669 752 78 sequence totaling 2203 while Faneuil S07 logged 737 760 and a 2304 total. Foster and Drew represented Jamaica A. A. in the event.
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Foster
Massachusetts Fish and Game Laws Cast in Harsh Light at Open Hearing
At an open hearing the Massachusetts fish and game commissioners and sportsmen urged stronger protections. Critics said current laws are weak and poorly enforced with wardens underpaid. calls grew for earlier black duck season closure and paid deputy wardens west of Worcester.
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Fish and Game Commissioners
Fish and Game Clubs
Collins
George H. Macay
Isaiah C. Young
Commission
Martin B. Hawes
East Weymouth
Springfield
Pittsfield
RESULTS AT BENRINGS FIRST RACE SPRINTS
The benching of results shows multiple races with horses and odds. Winners include War dell on 6 furlongs and The Corinthian in a 2 1 2 furlong maiden, with times around 1 17 and 1 23 respectively.
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Judge Wardell
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Kilt
Dangman
Tabouret
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James
O'Leary
the Corinthian
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Coney
Connor
Yeageet
Dayton
Bevel
Carson
Thine
Royal Sterling
Clawson
Fleuron
Cne
Duke of
Uldaieburg
Weber
Lindule Tee Eeasseers
Vros Saoapteveesys
Medtade Wucccates
Seeese
Dove Teule Eerrow Coors
Tinkeer
Wawraesha
Roll-Off At Murray and Irwin's Draws Large Gleaners
A large crowd watched the weekly roll-off for bowling prizes at Murray and Irwin's last night. Riley ing was declared the winner after a close finish with Bent and Hitchcock tied for second. Each competitor bowled four strings with scores listed.
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Rileying
Bent
Hitchcock
Burnham Team Takes District Bowling Title at East Boston
In East Boston last night Burnhams defeated Burnhams rivals 666 to 1666 as McCormick and Keiliher starred for the victors while Captain Plummer and Gorman led the vanquished.
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Burnham
Hammer
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McCormick
Keiliher
Plummer
Gorman
Vine Geore
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Tatal
Plummuers
Yale Finishes Hard Practice Before Princeton Tilt
Yale football drills run two days before the Princeton game with a tougher session than recently. Captain McBride stunned with seventy yard punt from four yard line. Hale and Chadwick standouts on both secret and open teams as Yale signals likely tomorrow.
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Princeton
Yale
Varsity
Harvard
McBride
Bull
Sharpe
Dupee
Robert G Shaw Social Club Fights License Revocation
The Robert G Shaw Social Club of Ward 11 claims wrongful license revocation after police board action on June 1 for alleged violations. President Marshall Thompson appeals to politicians and cites 272 members and losses from the license lapse, as the club seeks reissue before the next election.
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Cambridge Street
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Adams
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Yale Princeton Championship Ticket Sale Raises Hopes
The Yale football management announced a public sale of several hundred Yale stand seats at regular price to curb ticket speculators in the Yale Princeton game. About 18 000 admissions are expected with roughly 17 000 sold, Princeton allocated 3200, and more than 10 000 distributed.
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Yale
Princeton
American League plans Chicago club and meeting in two weeks
Chicago will host the American League meeting within two weeks to finalize plans for locating a club in the city. Tom Loftus may sign as manager for the forthcoming season, while the Grand Rapids club shifts to Cleveland under manager Tebeau. The league will include Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City Chicago Detroit Indianapolis Cleveland and Buffalo with Louisville possibly replacing Buffalo.
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New York
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Hart
Grand Rapids
Tebeau
Cleveland
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
Detroit
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Louisville
Thanksgiving Eve Ball Promises Best St Augustine Social Yet
At a regular St Augustine C T A S meeting Treasurer M J Concannon reported the annual Thanksgiving Eve ball at Bethesda Hall South Boston should be the society’s most successful event. Arrangements aim for an 8 to 9 concert and dancing to 3 am with extra Elevated road cars planned for late service.
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M. J. Concannon
Bethesda Hall
Broadway
Boston
St. Augustines
Tigers in Good Shape for Yale Clash at New Haven
Princeton reports improved form after open practice. About 80 undergraduates plan to travel to New Haven for the Yale game. The Tigers are in strong condition with few weak spots and a lineup of capable substitutes ready if needed.
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Yale
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Newaven
Poe
Palmer
McBride
Wheeler
H. Lathrope
Roper
Hillebrand
Pell
Booth
Hutchinson
Duncan
Burke
Knight
G. Lathrope
McClare
Mattis
Gas Trench Explosion Kills Worker in Broadway Canyon
New York reports a gas explosion in a trench at Broadway and Coral Street. Charles ONeill, a Met subway starter, died when a 20 foot plank struck him as debris flew. Sixteen workers, led by Foreman Robert Bracken, were present. one man injured and a truck lifted by flames. Authorities cite possible homicide charges.
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Broadway
Coral Street
Charles O’neill
O’ Neill
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Canal Street
Robert Bracken
O'Neill
Samuel Pauker
West Shore Railroad Company
Bracken
Maritime Club Ball Promises Continue After Dance Night
The seventh annual Maritime Provincial Club ball at Odd Fellows Hall drew about 200 couples after an 8 to 9 pm concert by McInnes’s Orchestra. Dancing ran late, with supper served at intermission. notable guests included John Cameron, Charles Logan, E L McNeil, Jerome McDonald, John Rankin, Dr and Mrs J Johnson, Charles J Bleney, and others.
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Maritime Provincial Club
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Charles Logan
E. L. McNeil
Jerome McDonald
John Rankin
Harvard Memorial Hall gallery ironclad rule ends time honored custom
Harvard students placard a gallery etiquette change after a visitor ignored hats at Memorial Hall causing loud stamping and uproar. The Menagerie is closed and a long standing Harvard custom is ended. Kid McCoy posts injury forcing delay in his December fight with Peter Maher and plans to resume when fit.
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Bicycle notes from Waltham about Major Taylor and racing plans
Major Taylor visited Waltham on his Chicago expedition route and discussed windshields as racing aids with mixed results. He may race indoors at New Bedford but faces N C A restrictions. Eddie McDuffee seeks an outdoor hour race against Dudley Marks and a New York residency shift is hinted.
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Waltham
Chicago
Worcester
Taylor
Riders’ Union
New Bedford
Eddie McDuffee
New York
Dudley Marks
Marks
McDuffee
New York City
Mr. Marks
Madison Square Garden
A. W. Ross
Newark
John Nelson
Nelson
Montreal
Collins
Lories
F. P. Kent
Joe Downey
W. D. Gash
Albert Champion
Jimmy Michael
Fred St. Onge
Polo Games Reported From Quincy and New Haven
Polo results tally from Quincy Brookton with a 3 given, New Haven defeating New Britain 4 to 3, and East Weymouth beating Plymouth 2 to 1. Scores reflect local contests in regional play.
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Quincy
Brookton
New Haven
New Britain
East Weymouth
Plymouth
Wolfe Tone Guards Ball Dances Through Midnight in Roxbury
The second annual Wolfe Tone Guards ball was held last evening in Colonial Hall Washington street Roxbury about 100 couples danced past midnight with Obba's Orchestra providing the music.
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Roxbury
Colonial Hall
Washington Street
Obba
Yachting Notes Clash Over Cup Challenge Rights
A dispute between Seawanhaka-Corinthian YC and White Bear YC of St Paul concerns White Bears right to challenge for the Small yacht cup held by Royal St Lawrence YC. Seawanhaka protests proceed, with no notice taken. The Bath Iron Works Isaac Steam yacht nears completion and plans Mediterranean cruising.
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Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
White Bear Y. C
Sir Thomas Lipton
Columbia
Camrock
Isaac Ste
Bath Iron Works
Mediterranean
Boxing Gossip Reveals Sullivan French Descent Claim
Rob Roy letters from the Boston Post discuss John L. Sullivan ancestry and boxing gossip. The column cites War Cry records suggesting French ties and Ireland lineage, plus updates on match plans, trainers, and managers affecting forthcoming bouts.
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Southbridge
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Patsey Bolivar
Denver
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
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Ireland
Erin
Isle
Tully
John L
Martin Riley
Young Allen
Jack Coakley
roRs Sporting News
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J. H
N. Shea
Boston
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Sharkey
Ice Palace
Lenox Athletic Club
New York
Allston
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Billy Muldoon
McCoy
Muldoon
Billy Brady
Tammy West
Broadway Athletic Club
Brady
Darkey
West
Buffalo
Frank Erne
Jack O’brien
George Siler
Mr. Free
Manaford Athletic Club
Benefit for John F. Daly Promises Major Support
A large benefit event organized for John Daly, famed Boston athlete, gathers many supporters from multiple organizations. The program features various show acts and promises to raise funds for Daly’s more than adequate needs, with plans for an elaborate formal at Beth even.
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John Daly
Thamene
America
Beth Even
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