Old Dorchester Dominates Dudley In Gilt Edge Series
Old Dorchester swept three games from Dudley at Dudley alleys in the Gilt Edge teague series, setting a new team totals mark with 2780. Parker led with 641 across three strings, firing 208 286 202. Farren scored 228 for Dudley in the final string, while Miller added 472 for Old Dorchester.
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Dudley Alleys
Old Dorchester
Dudley
Parker
Farren
Miller
Aee
Rogers
Bowlers Clinch Series as 999th Tops Arlington Boat Club
On its home alleys last evening the 999th bowlers defeated the Arlington Boat Club in the Gilded Edge league series three games to none. Saunders starred with a 282 single and 565 three-string total while the 99th team posted 53 strikes and 62 spares. Arlington Boat Yacht?
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Arlington Boat Club
Saunders
Arlington Boat Yule
Western Drug
Wason & Co
Old Dorchester Fall To Highland In Interclub Series
Old Dorchester lost two strings to Highland on their alleys in a Suburban Interclub match. The first string was decided by seven pins. The billiard contests ended in a tie, Dorchester won the pool and whist, while ping pong finished even.
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Old Dorchester
Highland
Roxbury
Yale baseball announces 1925 spring schedule with 32 games
Yale University releases the complete 1925 baseball schedule listing opponents and venues from March 25 through June 27. Key games include Fordham in New York, Georgetown in Washington, Pennsylvania and Brown in Philadelphia and New Haven, with postseason tie scenarios at Princeton and New York.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Washington
Fordham
New York
Tufts
Manhattan
Georgetown
Annapolis
University of Virginia
Philadelphia
Amherst
Columbia
Trinity
Hartford
Pennsylvania
New Tisven
Brown
New Yevon
Penn State
Exeter Academy
Exeter
Andover Academy
Andover
Providence
West Virginia
Holy Cross
Lafayette
Princeton
Dartmouth
Harvard
Cambridge
Railroad League Recap at Union Station Triumphant
In the Railroad League series Union Station won three games from the southern division. The second-string squads played, with Tinton Station England, 242, Day, ByroN, and McKenney, 238, Wilkins, 636, and 1282. Southern Division totals include Savory, 250, Richardson, 234, W. Turnvull, 271, and 211, summing to 113.
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Annion Station
Woll
Roll Tinton Station
England
Day
Byron
McKenney
Wilkins
Savory
Richardson
W. Turnvull
Britt Knocks OuI Erne in Seven Rounds in San Francisco
Frank Erne of Buffalo loses the world lightweight title to Jim Britt of San Francisco. Britt dominates with aggression and power, dropping Erne in the seventh round at Mechanics Pavilion as the fastest bout seen in the city.
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San Francisco
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Jimmy Britt
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Britt
Erne
Ernc
Jim Britt
Jimmy
Erue
Buffalo Boy
Eric
Buffao
Jockeys and Cyclists Return From Europe
New York November 26 The American team of jockeys and bicyclists upon arrival from Europe report successful outings. Notables include Cash Sloan brother of Tod Sloan A Knapp Frank Rutter Henry Shield Turner Richards Ed die Bald Jimmy Michael Jim Kennedy H Elkes H Reimers Boissoin and Mitchell. Sloan rode in Russia twice and France earlier finishing second in Russia with Mitchell winning. Sloan claims Ted Sloan is not broke and Milton Henry and J Reiff may be exonerated. Bald rode in Paris and won three of four races. Michael will train in Baltimore with Bald during the six day Madison Square Garden event with Reimers as pacemaker.
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New York
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Cash
Tod Sloan
A. Knapp
Frank Rutter
Henry Shield
Turner and Richards
Eddie’ Bald
Jimmy Michael
Jim Kennedy
H. Elkes
H. Reimers
Boissoin
Madison Square Garden
Sloan
Russia
Jean de Reszke
France
Mitchell
Milton Henry
J. Reiff
Ted Sloan
Jlkes
Michael
Garden
Bald
Paris
Baltimore
Esilkes
Bruin
Reimers
Walthour Wins Three Cornered Race in Atlanta
Bobby Wal thour defeated Otto Maya and Nat Butler in a novel three cornered motor paced bicycle race run in five mile heats. Iver Lawson won an unpaced quarter mile sprint in 24.45 seconds, setting an indoor record.
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Atlanta
Bobby Walthour
Otto Maya
Nat Butler
Iver Lawson
Prizes Awarded at Philadelphia Dog Show Opens
The fourth annual international exhibition of the Philadelphia Dog Show Association opened in Horticultural Hall Boston dogs win early prizes including Novice dogs Mepals Shotover Joker Mack and Miss Turpin Novice bitches.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Dog Show Association
Horticultural Hall
Mepal Kennels
New Marlboro
Mass
Poston
Joker Mack
Frank A. Teeling
East Somerville
Miss Turpin
Thomas Kelly
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Boxing Gossip on Connolly Palmer Bout at National Sporting Club
The cord of conflicting reports from London surrounds the Connolly Palmer match. The New York Sun claims Connolly was lighter by 11 pounds and that many spectators thought Connolly should win or draw. The writer alleges a biased decision to benefit bettors and notes Palmer outweighed Connolly by far more than 11 pounds.
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Eddie Connolly
Jack Palmer
National Sporting Club of London
New York Sun
Connolly
Palmer
England
National Soorting Club
Degbt
Molly
Connolly’s weight limits and boxing clubs motives in boxing scene
Connolly may do up 150 pounds but no more Palmer is fully 170 pounds Philadelphia Jack O'Brien is tied to the scene with English American boxing rivalries at the National Sporting Club. The Boston A A sparring tourney and Atlantic Yacht Club matinee are announced with meetings and key figures like Kid Lewis Patscey Haley Billy Ryan and Young Peter Jackson featured. Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Jim Jeffords named honorary Atlantic Yacht Club members as the boxing activity intensifies.
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Palmer
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Boston
National Sporting Club
New York Sun
Mike Shallow
Boston A. A
Atlantic Yacht Club
Commodore Bill Daly
Commodore Dinny Murphy
Charles McCarthy
Kid Lewis
F. J
Austin McGuire
Fayette Street
Billy Francis
Canada
Criterion Club
Kid Goodman
Chester Goodwin
New England
Patscey Haley
Billy Ryan
Tenox Athletic Club
Twin Sullivan
Peter Jackson
Jack O'Brien
Boston Sports
Jim Jeffords
O'Brien
O’brien
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Cornell Wins College Cross Country Championship
Cornell captures the intercollegiate cross country title at Morris Park Westchester. A C Bowen of Pennsylvania wins individual honor with 35 minutes, Franchot of Yale second, Williams of Princeton third. Cornell places Schrett Woodward Newman Waldron Corwell and White among top finishers as Yale, Pennsylvania, Harvard, Princeton and Columbia follow.
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New York
Cornell
A. C. Bowen
University of Pennsylvania
Morris Park
Westchester
Bowen
Franchot
R. E. Williams
W. B. Schrett
K. Woodward
T. Newman
White
Yale
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Princeton
Columbia
Witl
A. C G. Bowen
D. W. Franchot
K. W. Woodward
Boston Latin Meets English High In Classic New England Football Showdown
The South End grounds host the annual clash between Boston Latin and English High, two premier New England rivals. Expected record attendance and a tight contest mark this season's big school game, with Latin poised for a strong performance against a formidable English High defense.
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South End
New England
Boston Latin
English High
Latin School
Aibi for White Caps Trial Continues With Testimony
Witnesses for the defense stand firm as they recount Aug 6 and Aug 7 events. Charles Dean asserts his alibi at 9:30 pm and the defense contends the accused were elsewhere.
English High Faces Laughlin Brothers Rivalry in Key Game
English High prepares to face off at 10 o clock with captain Sullivan leading the team. The Laughlin brothers direct the opposing squad as quarterbacks, each asserting the other’s superiority in a tightly matched clash.
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English High
Sullivan
Laughlin Boys
Sunday Post doll blanks promise raises caution
Children sending in Sunday Post doll blanks must sign the coupon themselves and fill all ten blanks with their own handwriting. Promisers must personally sign the blanks, or their offer may be void. Look at Page 5 today.
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Sunday Post
Dancing at Roughan Hall by Condit's Orchestra
Condit's Orchestra will perform at Roughan Hall City square Charlestown this afternoon and evening offering popular holiday party music for residents and visitors in a festive downtown venue.
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Roughan
Condit
Roughan Hall
City Square
Charlestown
Lawson Horse Sale at Madison Square Garden Highlights Stars
At the Old Glory horse sale in Madison Square Garden on November 26, noted horses including Bessie Bonehill Precision Klatawah and Johnny Awan were shown. Expectation, a trotter owned by Thomas W. Lawson of Boston, sold for 1500 dollars.
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Bessie Bonehill
Precision
Klatawah
Johnny Awan
Madison Square Garden
Expectation
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Living on 200 a Year Says Northwestern Professor
Chicago professor J Scott Clark of Northwestern University says a young man or woman can live and dress decently on 200 a year. He lists expenses: board and lodging 14 dollars, clothing 35 dollars, laundry and travel 61 dollars. He notes such a plan would close many saloons and vaudeville shows if widely adopted.
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Chicago
J. Scott Clark
Northwestern University
Clark
Marion trial testimony details key alibi and witness accounts
The article recounts cross examinations in a Marion case with witnesses including Mrs. Hunt and John Simmons. Alibis center on Bates and Bumpus at the Sippican House on Aug. 6, while Charles and William Potter face questions about Andrews and an earlier meeting. The judge warns jurors to avoid case discussion during breaks.
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Odber Andrews
Charles Dean
Andrews
Welkin
Big Jim McDonald
Mr. Dean
Charley Potter
Jim McDonald
Richards
Watts
McDonald
Mr. Cummings
Mr. McDonald
George E. Hersey
Wareham
James W. Hurley
Simmons
McCloud and Silva
New Bedford
James McDonald
Cummings
Noble Bates
W. Potter
I. E. Hiller
R. B. Hiller
H. C. Luce
F. A. Hunt
L. E. Tripp
W. A. Andrews
I. C. Hayden
E. G. Defgord
A. W. Rice
G. F. Richards
W. H. Cobb
E. C. Dean
E. M. Briggs
C. R. Mayhew
H. H. Bates
J. J. Nelson
William A. Andrews
Marion
Board of Selectmen
Charles H. Potter
Algernon W. Rice
McCloud
Charles Potter
Potter
Rice
Doutor
William H. Cobb
Marlon Selectmen
Potter's House
George F. Richards
Mrs. Potter
Sippican House
Bates
Bumpus
Mayhew
French
Wlliam H. Potter
Sidney M. Potter
Mr. Potter
Wareham Road
Mr. Frewen
William H. Potter
Charles E. Dean
Mr. Andrews
Dean
Mr. French
Henry F. Bates
Noble F. Bates
Whiting
Boil and Scald No More with Fels-Naptha Soap
It discourages women from boiling and scalding clothes and exhausting themselves washing in the old fashioned way. Recommends using Fels-Naptha soap according to directions for beautiful results without heavy labor.
Palma Tablets Promised To Boost Nerve and Energy
Success comes only to those with strong nerve keen brain and boundless energy. Palma Tablets are advertised to enhance sleep kidneys and youthfulness. 50 cents per box 12 boxes for 5 dollars with guarantee. Free book offered. Sold by Walker Intels Drug Co Dewey, Bury Beach Street, Putnam School Street Washington Street Klein's Tremont and Boylston Essex Pharmacy 687 Washington St.
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Intels Drug CO
Dewey
B. F. Brad.bury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
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