Taunton Beats Brockton 17 to 6 In Evening Game
Taunton defeats Brockton by a score of 17 to 6 in the evening contest after an earlier afternoon win. Taunton players Mc Gee and Daley contributed swift goals as Weymouth also topped Plymouth in the day’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Brockton
Tauntons
McGee and Daley
Daley Vic
Dov
Iiss
Ttauncon
Daiey Secci Ices
ISO 'Taunton
Daley
Benes E Sediol Taunton
Mgso ii
Cnet
Raieeesecneea
Rie
Meggo
Samfor
Seeee
McGee McGee
Gedietdecbeséisess Ue
Paunton
Wiley
Santong
Eas
McGee
Sanford
Italian Arrested in Haverhill Stabbing Case
In Haverhill on November 24 Joseph Blue, an Italian, was arrested after a late night stabbing incident. William Whittier was reportedly attacked in the Italian section, receiving five dagger wounds. Blue was captured in the suburbs and will be arraigned on assault with a dangerous weapon charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Joseph Blue
William Whittier
Blue
Whittier
Was Jim Corbett Part of the Lenox Club Fight Fiasco
The piece surveys betting disputes and roles in the Lenox Club affair. It cites McVey denying fraud charges and claims his motive was to focus Referee Kelly on infringements. It notes Charley White’s corner influence and questions about who controlled bets and the referee’s power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Corbett
Lenox
Corbett
McVey
Sealor
Kelly
Charley White
Californian
Sharkey
Barnard Angle
National Sporting Club
Angle
Marquis of Queensberry
Innes
England
Joe Flaherty Decisions Watson After Fast Twenty Rounds
In New London on November 24 Joe Flaherty won a close twenty round bout against Andy Watson in a fast and scientific contest. Flaherty was awarded the decision after a hard fought match that showcased technical boxing and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowellite
Andy Watson
New London
Joe Flaherty
Controversy Over Disqualification Clouds Ring Clash
Prominent boxers Corbett and McVey defend actions after Sharkey fight disqualification. McVey claims Sharkey fouled and Corbett dominated, while Corbett praises McVey’s character. A post bout review follows as both sides call for fair conduct and continued rivalry.
Feeling in England Says Kelly Should Not Have Declared Bets Off
London Nov 24 Martin Corbett a recognized pugilistic authority condemns the decision to declare bets off regarding the proposed boxing match. Corbett argues the move damages betting interests and unsettles fans and officials in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
London
Martin Corbett
Boxing Gossip At Mascott Athletic Club Tonight
Tonight at 267 Friend Street the Mascott Athletic Club hosts three bouts with Sandy Chapman hosting. Notable fights include Professor Andy Daly vs George Murray and Jig Stone vs Patsy Sweehey. George B. McKenna, Boston tenor, also attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascott Athletic Club
Friend Street
Sandy” Chapman
Andy Daly
George Murray
Lynn
Stone
Charlestown
Patsy Sweehey
George B. McKenna
Boston
Metropolitan A. C
Northampton Street
Frank Connelly
Billy Critch
Frank Scott
Frank M Lean
Tom Lucas
Paddy Ryan
Billy Lynch
Ed. Beatty
Bob Russell
Ben DeBarry
Manchester
The
New York Press, World and Herald
Sharkey
Ed Townsend
Corbett
Jim
Point A. C
Brockton
Draw in 12 rounds at Beacon A C over Rosenberg Dwyer
Large crowd attended the Beacon A C event last night. The 12 round bout between Maurice Rosenberg and Jack Dwyer went the limit and ended in a draw. Jack Fitzpatrick defeated Charley Farnan in the first round after an outclassed performance. Charley Malley and Jack Rogers fought in an 80 round spar with no decision given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon A. C. Entertainment
Maurice Rosenberg
Jack Dwyer
Jack Fitzpatrick
Charley Farnan
Lewiston
Charley Malley
Jack Rogers
Brockton Polo Loses To Taunton In Final Minutes
Brockton polo team led by one goal early in the last period at Hibernian Hall rink but Taunton rallied to score three straight goals in the final nine minutes. Brockton’s William Reagan was briefly injured after a cut to the lip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Tauntons
Hibernian Hall
Taunton
William Reagan
Magee
Daly
Murray
Sanford
Wiley Watch
Moran
Regan
Murray Moran
Hawkins
H. B
Gendreau Fuller
Henry
Fall River Defeats New Bedford in Strong Home Win
Fall River dominated the game against visiting New Bedford with superior speed and teamwork. The home forwards impressed in the second period while Fox in goal earned credit for solid defense. A blow to the temple on Broadbent’s high drive interrupted play briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
New Bedfords
Fortin
Broadbent
Fox
New Bedford
Turner
Fleet, R
Allen
Ardner Vortin
Gis
Rich
H. Bee
H. B. Devlin
Strange
G.g
East Weymouth Triumphs Over Plymouth In Polo Clash
Seven hundred spectators watched East Weymouth defeat Plymouth 4 to 3 at the rink with the decisive goal coming after eleven minutes of overtime. Mullen and Adams delivered standout saves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Weymouth
Plymouth
Weymouth
Mullen
Adams
Dawson
Kelley
Nicholson
Mercer Gendrons
Warren Barlow
H. B
Janelle Mullen
Rockland Defeats Bath in Polo Doubleheader
In Rockland Maine on November 24 Rockland beat Bath 4 to 2 in the afternoon game and again by a similar margin in the evening. Hackett held Bath in check while Rockland surged late after Bath led by three goals at the end of the second period. Scorers and officials noted with 29 stops by Smith and 49 by Hackett. Attendance listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Bath
Pnd
Hackett
Scord Rockland
Batu
Evening Game Rockland Edges Rockland 8 to 6
Ruth hits eight points while Stops and Hackett lead in Rockland scoring. Smith tallies 25 and Hackett 21 for a strong performance. Referee and timer noted. attendance listed at 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Ruth
Stops—Smith
Hackett
Foul
Onnelly
Timer—Blackington
Bangor Battles Augusta In Tumultuous Third Period
In Bangor Maine tonight the third period of the game against Augusta was fiercely contested. After Jason was removed for disrespectful language, Bangor trailed 4 to 3 but fought back as Charley Walton scored three straight goals. The crowd cheered as the period ended with intense play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Augusta
Jason
Long
Blues
Charley Walton
Bangor Defeats Augusta In One Sided Contest
Bangor beat Augusta 10 to 2 in a game played in Bangor. Hadley and O’Hara struggled for Augusta while Cashman and O’Malley led Bangor with 35 and 28 goals respectively. Referee Long Timers Dwinal officiated before 450 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Augusta
Cashman
O'Malley
Long
Dwinal
Hadley
O’hara
Steps
O’malley
Jason
Dill
Portland Edges Lewiston In Thrilling One Goal Hockey
Portland defeated Lewiston 4 to 3 in an exciting game with a sensational finish. Campbell and Foster led rushes, Allen excelled in goal, and McKay scored the late winner in the extra period after Carrigan tied it in regulation. Attendance 500 at Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Portland
Campbell
Allen
Hayes
Miller
Carrigan
McKay
Foster
Farrell
Kelley
McDonough
Vaughn
Portland Poloers Triumph Over Lewiston 10 to 1
Portland defeated Lewiston 10 to 1 in a polo match. Farrell led Portland with 45 points while Allen scored 25 for Lewiston. Referee Kelly and timer Hart oversaw the bout before an attendance of 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Lewiston
Farrell
Allen
Kelly
Hart
Hartford Defeats Springfield In Close Night Sports Showdown
Hartford beat Springfield 11 to 7 after a close first three periods. Wooltke joined the Hartford squad and will play Saturday. Stops were Cusick 38 Rushes Mooney 11 Hipson 7 Russell 1. Referee Tibbitts. Timer Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Springfield
Wooltke
Cusick
Murphy
Hipson
Mooney
Russell
Tibbitts
Providence Defeats New Haven In Packed Polo Clash
Providence wins 10 to 5 at Infantry Hall before 2400 fans. Key plays and teamwork dominate as New Haven, fatigued after five games this week, struggle against Providence's sharper defense and faster forwards led by Flood who replaces Bone late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
New Haven
Infantry Hall
Pa Seins
Lations
Flood
Bone
Cunningham
Pierce
Leydon
Heffernan
Lee
Timer—Perrin
Providence Defeats New Haven Polo Team Amid Holiday Crowd
Holiday crowd at Bowling Hall watched Providence beat New Haven 5 to 2. Highlights included stellar plays and key rushes by Bone and Conway with stops by Latins and Heffernan. Referee Tibbetts officiated the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Bowling Hall
Providence
Conway
Leyden
Whiting
Lations
Heffernan
Bone
Pierce
Tibbetts
New Britain poloists Triumph Over Meriden 6 3
New Britain poloists defeated Meriden 6 to 3 in Conn. Tonight Fred Jean at center scored three goals and spearheaded the win. Meriden was overwhelmed early as its formation was pressured in the first period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Meriden
Conn
Fred Jean
Mallory
Burgess
Doherty
Jeans
F. Warner
Parsons
Lush
Timer—O'neil
Meriden Beats New Britain in Aggressive Midweek Meeting
Meriden won 4 to 3 over New Britain in a brisk contest noted for aggressive play. Doherty and C Warner starred at halfback while F Warner outpaced Parsons and Turner at rush. Stops credited to Mallory 21 Burgess 18. Rushes Warner 5 Farsons 1. Fouls Doherty 2 Menard Spencer 2. Referee Leahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Conn
New Britain
Doherty
C. Warner
F. Warner
Parsons
Turner
Mallory
Burgess
Warner
Farsons
Menard
Spencer
Leahy
Waterbury polo team routs Hartford at Auditorium
Waterbury defeated Hartford 12 to 2 in a Polo match at the Auditorium. Strong all around play led Waterbury with standout efforts by Sword, Cusick, and Roberts while Cotter's Hartford squad struggled on offense and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Tom Cotter
Hartford
Sword
Cusick
Cotter
Roberts
Mooney
Griffin
Wiley
Lush
Dedham Sportsmen's Club Prize Shoot Winners
The Dedham Sportsmen's Club held its all day prize shoot at Elm street range with participants from Hyde Park Mattapan Boston New York and other areas. Winners across events include Hollis Mattapan Leverett Smith and Moore with scores ranging from 7 to 19 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Dedham Sportsmen’s Club
Elm Street
Hyde Park
Mattapan
Boston
New York
King
Leverett
Manitoba
Hollis
Smith
Moore
Bennett Beats McCune in 15 Round Toronto Bout
Jack Bennett of McKeesport Pennsylvania won the decision over Tom McCune of Detroit in a 15 round bout at the Crescent A. C. in Toronto. Canadian 115 pound champion Jim Smith drew with Maxy Haugh of Brooklyn in ten rounds but was favored by the referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Jack Bennett
McKeesport
Penn
Tom McCune
Detroit
Crescent A. c
Jim Smith
Canada
Maxy Haugh
Brooklyn
Dunkhorst Bests Smith in 20 Round Boxing Match
Elmira New York November 24 Ed Dunkhorst the Syracuse giant wins the decision in a 20 round bout with C C Smith Muldoons Thunderbolt of Buffalo before the Maple Avenue A C tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
Ed Dunkhorst
Syracuse Giant
C. C. Smith
Muldoon
Thunderbolt
Buffalo
Maple Avenue A. C
Tim Kearns Returns in Roanoke Club Smoker Night
Tim Kearns reappears in Roanoke Club smoker drawing a warm crowd. He was set to spar eight rounds with Bob Allen who refused at the last minute. Joe Mullins replaced him. Kearns showed form while Mullins used rough tactics. the two were sent to the rooms in the sixth round. Preliminaries featured Young Sharkey O Donnell vs Tom Wilson, Harrington vs Brennan, Lavigne vs Heffernan in six rounds with no decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Kearns
Roanoke
Bob Allen
Joe Mullins
Kearns
Mullins
Jack O'Donnell
Young Sharkey
Tom Wilson
Tim Harrington
Phil Brennan
Dave Lavigne
Tom Heffernan
Frank Kaveney
Progress Club Dance At 75 West Canton Street
A large attendance gathered at the Progress Club on West Canton Street for a dance evening. The event featured refreshments and continued into a late hour as attendees enjoyed the program and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Club
Peng Pweet
West
Canton Street
Tner
Candle Pin Fortnightly Roll-off Results at Murray & Irwin
The candle pin fortnightly roll-off at Murray and Irwin's last night saw Wilby top with 878, followed by Hedges 876 and Whel er 361 with McCarthy on 360.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray & Irwin
Wilby
Hedges
Wheler
McCarthy
Runnyraede Club Whiskey touted as panacea
An advertisement proclaims Runnyraede Club whiskey as absolutely pure and a remedy for all ills including heart ache stomach ache and chills, presenting the product as a universal cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runnyraede Club
Wright the Champion Leads New York Athletic Club in Cross Country
The New York Athletic Club won the team title at Morris Park in a six-team cross country race. Yale edged Cornell by three points for second, while A. L. Wright of Brown won the individual title in 88 minutes 33 seconds over six and two thirds miles. Weather included sleet and wind as the race featured 45 obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Athletic Club
Morris Park
Yale University
Cornell
Pastime A. C
New West Side A. C
Xaviers
A. L. Wright
Brown
Jack Meakiey
Boston
Mercury
Bray
Orton
Berry
Sweet
O’connor
Grant
Cogan
M.lean
Chittenden
Wright
Yale
Eli
Liberto Peerless
England
Arrest in Touraine thefts shocks East Boston community
Lewis L. Palmer of East Boston was arrested in connection with larcenies at the Hotel Touraine. He will appear in court today. A 1896 East Boston High School graduate, he was well known among local youths. No further details were released, but are expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis L. Palmer
East Boston
Touraine
Armory Sneak Thief Robs Captain Hayes at East Armory
Police from Station 5 report theft at the East armory where Ninth Regiment is quartered. Captain John P. Hayes of Company H lost his blue military overcoat, a brown sack coat, and a bank book from East Boston Savings Bank. The larceny is attributed to a sneak thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Armory
John P. Hayes
Company H
East Boston Savings Bank
Picquart Beneath Court Scrutiny Prompts Tense Clash
Paris dispatch notes Picquart’s sudden breakdown during the Court of Cessation deposition and a plea for a simpler process. Reports say the secret document demand could trigger renewed friction between military and civil authorities as wartime officials resist provisional liberty requests. Dreyfusard factions condemn the court martial move against Picquart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Picquart
M. de Freycinet
Zurlinden
Pisquart
Dreyfusites
Strikers Yielding In Augusta Mill Strike
Augusta Georgia November 24 The strike among mill operatives now affects 6000 workers. Owners press a new wage scale based on South and North Carolina rates. Strikers deny the comparison and claim local conditions differ. Owners remain firm to enforce the cut as strikers begin to yield due to lack of funds and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
South Carolina
North Carolina
Carolinas
Cameron Constantine Nuptials At West Somerville Home
At 30 Campbell Park West Somerville the marriage of Leon Alvin Cameron to Amy Bertha Constantine took place last evening by Rev Arthur J Snell. Edith M Lounsbury served as maid of honor and Alexander Barbrick of Tapleyville was best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Cameron
Campbell Park
West Somerville
Leon Alvin Cameron
Amy Bertha Constantine
Eliza Constantine
Moncton
N. B
Arthur JL. Snell
Edith M. Lounsbury
Alexander Barbrick
Tapleyville
Prescott Richardson Couple Wed at Somerville Home
Miss Cora Edith Richardson daughter of Mrs. Mary F. Richardson and Lee Warren Prescott were married at 101 School street Somerville last evening by Rev. Edward Tead. Harry Heek of Boston was best man with Grace W. Smith of Cambridgeport as maid of honor. Ushers were Harry H Clark of Boston and D Wilbur Brown of Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Edith Richardson
Daugh
Mary F. Richardson
Lee Warren Prescott
School Street
Somerville
Edward 8
Harry Heek
Boston
Grace W. Smith
Cambridgeport
Harry H Clark
D. Wilbur Brown
Hares Fleet in Muddy Thanksgiving Road Races
Two hare and hounds bicycle runs drew crowds as riders battled mud on Thanksgiving Day. Joe Downey led the Eagle Club ten miles in 25 30 unpaced, a feat amid strong winds that tossed scent. Hounds followed on tandem. Rough Riders Century Club covered thirty miles and finished 14 minutes ahead of the hounds in a muddy, festive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Downey
Jamaica Plain
Eagle Cycle Club
Roxbury
John McWilliams
Charles G. Percival
Tom Hennessey
Charlie Wilkins
J. F. O’brien
Harry Curry
Joseph
Waltham
West Newton
Washington Street
Fens
W. C. Story
W. G. Minnemeyer
W. T. Hannigan
D. H. Thompson
E. Skinner
Arthur Krey
Mark Phillips
George Steele
Harry Paine
Messrs. Collins and
Rollins
Washington DC continues push to form outlaw bicycle racing association
John D. Lasley leads a movement to create a racing association outside the L A W with a New York meeting set for December 8. Track owners promoters and racing men will discuss rules a folding board of control will govern with annual elections and a paid chairman. Amateur racing limited to medals. Major Taylor associates Sager Hadfield Bald and Butler named in racing plans and touring schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Lasley
Washington, D. C
New York
Lasley
Chicago
W. F. Sager
Charles Hadfield
Major Taylor
New Jersey
Records of cycling time trials and handicaps listed
An L A W notice lists professional and amateur cycling records. Major Taylor's 1898 Philadelphia Woodside Park times for quarter, third, half and other distances are recorded with dates in November. Amateur records include Waterbury Connecticut events on July 4 and June 2, plus two mile tandem handicap results. Handicapper is R F Kelsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Major Taylor
Woodside Park
Philadelphia
H.S. Russell
Walter Holland
G. W. Connor, Jr
Waterbury
Conn
R. F. Kelsey
G. Connor, Jr
Russell
George H. Collett
E. ©. Hausman
A. A. Cross-Country Run Announces Handicap Race
The Boston A. A. will sponsor an open handicap cross-country run on Saturday December 3 at 3 30 p m The course spans about 4 1 2 miles starting at the club house and looping routes along Commonwealth avenue Beacon street Coolidge corner Exeter street finishing back at the club house Entry is 60 cents per man with entries closing December 1 at 10 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
A. A
B. A. A. Club House
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Coolidge Corner
Exeter Street
Wallace and Wallace Married in Somerville Home
Miss Ida Clara Stentiford and Charles Grant Wallace wed last evening at 208 Medford street Somerville. The ceremony was by Rev F T Pomeroy with brides maid Miss Rena Atkins of Newton and best man John Sharp of Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Clara Stentiford
Charles Grant Wallace
Medfor Street
Somerville
F. T. Pomeroy
Rena T. Atkins
Newton
John Sharp
Dorchester
Milk Trust Deal Attracts Chicago Banker Joseph Leiter
Joseph Leiter is credited with engineering a $6,000,000 milk trust deal in Chicago. He declines to comment on the report. In Little Rock a marriage license is issued to George Bush aged ninety nine and Lucy Brophet aged eighty three. In Washington Secretary Alger receives two American eagles from Oregon and pays $48 express charges to present them to the zoo. New York reports John Wagenblatt’s severe gunshot injury may require facial reconstruction with artificial parts and ski grafting. the hospital notes it would be the first operation of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Leiter
Leiter
Little Rock
Ark
George Bush
Lucy Brophet
Washington
Alger
Oregon
Washington Zoo
New York
John Wagenblatt
Electric Belt Trial Promises Cure for Vitality and Health
Prof. A. Chrystal promotes a 30 day free trial of his Electric Belt and appliances claiming to cure rheumatism backache kidney troubles early decay and nervous debility among others. The offer includes an illustrated pamphlet with testimonials and free discreet mailing from Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
A. Chrystal
Marshall, Mich
Thanksgiving in Massachusetts Prisons Largely Turkey Free
Prisoners in Charlestown State Prison the House of Correction in South Boston and other state facilities observed Thanksgiving with meals centered on pork and plum pudding rather than turkey. Warden notices banned birds from prisons while concerts, readings, and yard time offered limited diversions. A Portuguese committee supplied sausages fruit and sweets to seven Charlestown inmates and others across institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iasigi
Charlestown
Bram
Herbert Fuller
Mulrey
Street Department
State Prison
Virdette
L. C. Howe
H. J. Dollymore
House of Correction
Boston
Father Eagan
Finneran
Deer Island
Independent papers circulate for Horgan in Ward 8 bid
The Horgan movement signals ex Senator Lomasney’s challenge to the city’s political organization for control of the Board of Aldermen and the Board of Apportionment. Filing closes at 6 p.m. today with possible extensions to tomorrow as Horgan decides his course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Horgan
Ward 8
Board of Aldermen
Lomasney
Board of Apportionment
Horgan
Ward 4
Independent Women Voters slate for Boston School Board
The Independent Women Voters present a candidate list for school board seats including Willard Allen Mrs Fanny Ames I Austin Bassett Samuel Hubbard Elizabeth Keller Lawrence Lowell Carleton Nichols A Kidder Page for three years. The Boston Public School Association nominates the same slate except for Mr Allen and Dr Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Women Voters
Willard
Allen
Fanny B. Ames
I. Austin Bassett Smuel
F. Hubbard
Elizabeth C. Keller
A. Lawrence Lowell
J. Carleton Nichols
A. Kidder Page
Frederick S. Bennett
Boston Public Schoo Association
Keller
Pens ons for Boys of '98 Claims Adjudicated
Interior Department bulletin notes claims now pending and a separate division for adjudicating war with Spain pensions. Eligible Shidleen receive pensions under general disability law for service contracted injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Bliss
Ee Ay
Spain
Emperor Returns to Prison After Court Kowtow
The Daily Mail s Pekin correspondent reports the Emperor, obeying court orders, knelt to the Dowager Empress on her birthday and then returned to his palace lake prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Burglary Strikes Dorchester Home of Harry Lynch
The residence at 217 Norsfolk Street Dorchester was entered with false keys last evening. Jewelry valued at 7 dollars and 9 dollars in cash were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lynch
Nors Folk Street
Dorchester
Regular holiday plate tournament at Country Club
The regular holiday plate tournament was played at the Country Club yesterday afternoon and proved to be one of the best this year. The number of contestants was small due to rain. First prize and plate went to L. A. Frothingham with two rounds down par. R. Saltonstall finished second, two down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Frothingham
R. Saltonstall
Navy Cadets Top Virginians 21 to 6 in Stormy Game
Annapolis reports the Naval Cadets defeated the Virginians eleven 21 to 6 despite a driving storm. Captain Shaner and Cadet Adams were hurt during the contest ending the Virginians season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Virginia M. L
Naval Cadets
Virginian Itary Institute
Shaner
Virginians
Adams
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Timer
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Sweeney
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M’cune
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Murray & Irwin Tourney
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Richardson
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