Isosteric Club Held Brouderick Kearns Bout Drawn
The Isosteric Club in Sudbury Street hosted its first meeting. A planned fifteen round bout between Tom Broderick and Tim Kearns ended with Kearns absent. Professor Joe Robinson substituted as Broderick's opponent and the match was declared a draw after fifteen rounds. Two preliminaries, Black versus McKenna and Kelly versus Boles, also ended in draws per agreement.
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Isosteric Club
Sudbury Street
Tom Broderick
Tim Kearns
Kearns
Ie Techning
Joe Robinson
Broderick
Robinson
Moffitt Flaherty
Kid Black
Young McKenna
McKenna
Kelly
Boles
Worcester
Atlantic Yacht Club Boxing Night Ends In Mixed Results
Full attendance at Sve: aspectat meeting of the Atlantic Yacht Club yesterday afternoon enjoyed six boxing bouts. Only the Fen ton Mullins clash disappointed, as fighters appeared to hold back. Saxe KO’d Higgins in six rounds, Clougherty quit in round three, Kelly and McKenny drew in four, and Mulvihill fell after Tyson fouled early. Daly refereed, Murphy served as total tender.
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Sve
Yesterda
Paddy Fenton
Joe Mullins
Young Saxe
Young Higgins
Saxe
Martin Clougherty
Kid Johnson
Clougherty
Young Kelly
Young
McKenny
Sailor Mulvihill
Frank Tyson
Arak
Mulvihill
Bill Daly
Denny Murphy
Zeigler Knocks Connolly in Nutmeg Club Bout
Hartford November 20 Nutmeg Athletic Club feature saw Owen Zeigler KO Eddy Connolly in the second round with a solar plexus and a right to the jaw. Tommy Feltz won in three rounds over Kid Trueman. Widdy Eine defeated Johnny Chartier of Manchester in seven rounds. Charley White served as referee.
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Hartford
Owen Zeigler
Eddy Connolly
Tommy Feltz
Kid Trueman
Widdy Eine
Johnny Chartier
Manchester
Charley White
Murray disqualified in eleven rounds of Maine boxing bout
Saco Maine November 20 George F Murray of Lynn Massachusetts was disqualified for using profane language at the end of the eleventh round of a scheduled twenty five round bout with Dan Snyder of Charlestown Pete Scanlan of Boston was beaten by John Murray of Lynn in six rounds
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Saco
George F. Murray
Lynn
Mass
Dan Snyder
Charlestown
Pete Scanlan
Boston
John Murray
Flaherty Fight Reported Short of Funds in Hall
Manchester New Hampshire reports mention the Flaherty fight this afternoon facing a shortage of money for the hall, reflecting financial concerns surrounding the event and the venue's capacity to cover expenses.
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Manchester
N. H
Flaherty
Boxing Gossip and Ring News From The Era
Boxing gossip notes Champion Jim Jeffries and Terry McGovern both finding luck elusive in acting and boxing. Report on McGovern leaving theater to seek earnings with more bouts. Also mentions Palmer versus Dixon draw in a six round exhibition and Sharkey bleeding in his fight. Rob Roy signs off from B. H. Benton.
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Jim Jeffries
Terry McGovern
Terry
Palmer
George Dixon
Sharkey
Kid Albert
John Lane
Monroe
Rob Roy
Coffey Led Home in South Boston Wheelmen Chase
Johnny Coffey the 12 year old mascot of the South Boston Wheelmen was the hare in a ten mile paper chase yesterday afternoon. He reached headquarters after multiple scent lines through Broad Way Castle Square Columbus Ave Massachusetts Avenue Br Harvard to Charles River Park with two falls on Swett Street amid a very slushy route. Hounds included James Mc Williams William Studley George Bell J Mearns William Troy W J Dekarski G A Kowalker Joseph Sulli ven Edward Harrington P Coyle and EB H Simpson.
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Johnny _ Coffey
South Boston
Broadway
Castle Square
Columbus Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard
Charles River Park
Master Cottey
Swett Street
Tas
James McWilliams
William Studley
George Bell
Mearns
William Troy
W. J. Dekarski
G. A. Kowalker
Joseph Sulliven
Edward Harrington
P. Coyle
EB. H. Simpson
Holden Victor Leads Clyde Park Holiday Plate Play
Golf at Clyde Park Country Club drew 21 players on the holiday plate event with 10 submitting scores. F Holden posted the best score 2 up on bogey after rounds of 102 with 62 on the two nines. Final scratch match saw B Tilton defeat J G Thorpe 8 up 6 to play on 26 holes as season awards await.
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Clyde Park
F. Holden
Mit
B. Tilton
J. G. Thorpe
Penn Quakers Rout Cornell In Thanksgiving Clash
Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 27 to 0 before a huge Thanksgiving crowd in Philadelphia. The Quakers relied on their guards back formation, Potter’s 65 and 55 yard runs, and strong line play to dominate the Ithacans. Starbuck Hare Morrison and Cross contributed as Pennsylvanian backs and linemen, while Cornell’s defense and injuries limited their offense. An estimated 40,000 to 50,000 watched the season finale with a snake dance and band celebration closing the game.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornel Eleven
Quakers
Ithaca
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Theuakers
Starbuck
Hare
McCracken
Brian
Penns
Potter
Fiset
Pennsy
Morrison
Carnelian
Orwell
Cross
Penn
Pennsylvania Stvdeets
University
Mayor Gould Wins Chelsea Golf Championship
Mayor James Gould dominated the Bonnie Burn Golf Club's first Chelsea tournament. About twenty entrants began, six reached semi finals, Gould secured the title with a final medal score of 33 while Cathcart and Bell posted 39 and 8 respectively.
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James Gould
Chelsea
Bonnie Burn Golf Club
Gould
Cathcart
Bell
Record cut at Lakewood golf tournament
At Lakewood Golf Club in New York on November 29 the first day of play lowered the existing score record. C. M. Hamilton tied the lead with 78 and Walter Travis posted 79 as the top two first cup class scores. Hamilton, of Baltusrol, and Travis, from Oakland, led with 38 in and 40 out for Hamilton and 39 in and 40 out for Travis.
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New York
Lakewood
Findlay
Douglas
C. M. Hamilton
Hamilton
Walter Travis
Baltusrol
Walter J. Travis
Oakland
Concord Golf Club Final Sees Hosmer Lead Victory
In Concord on November 29 the final Concord Golf Club match featured Hosmer leading as Avans and others posted scores in a close finish. Salem closed its season with a 27 hole scratch event where C S Clark and H B Townsend tied for first at 41, to be replayed later. G B Price won the 27 hole medal with a gross 152 and net 119 after handicap.
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Concord
Avans Ee
United JS
Salem
Salem Golf Club
C. S. Clark
H. &. Townsend
Ereegemaare
G. B. Price
South Fields Golf Club closes season with handicap round
Salem reports the South Fields Golf Club season finale with an 18 hole handicap preliminary in the morning and semifinals in the afternoon. W. & Perry won both cups but received the best net cup, while G. D. Rogers claimed the next best gross cup.
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Salem
South Fields Golf Club
W. & Perry
G. D. Rogers
Danvers Golf Club hosts 27 hole final match
In Danvers on November 20 the Old Danvers Golf Club held its last match game of 27 holes. C. H. Preston won first prize with a record 18 holes in 81 strokes, while Roger Coulthrust placed second.
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Danvers
Danvers Golf Club
C. H. Preston
Roger Coulthrust
Preston
Middlesex Ioe Club Football Triumph At Soldiers Field
Middlesex Ioe Club of Cambridge defeated the Metropolitan Wheelmen 27 to 9 on Soldiers Field in icy conditions. Lucy scored all touchdowns for Middlesex. Burnham injured early, Temple strained a leg. Attendance about 600.
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Middlesex Ioe
Cambridge
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Soldiers Field
Cenvereny
Metropolitans
Middlesex
Lucy
Charles Burnham
H. Temple
Metropoltans
Temple
Stone
Odd
Purchase
Lynch
Middlesex C. C
W. Goodnow
Whiting
Lincoln
Stone Severance
R. T
Hartson
Nissen Newman
PF. G
Tecknayer Bow
Potter Weren
Rogers
Hartson Francis
Miller
R. E
Todd Knowlton
Columbia Defeats Carlisle Indians 17 to 6 at Columbia Field
In front of nearly twenty five thousand, Columbia beat Carlisle 17 to 6 on Columbia Field. Weekes sprinted fifty yards for the opening touchdown aided by Wright’s interference. Morley’s fumble near the Carlisle goal helped Columbia extend its lead with two more scores by Berrien and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia
Carlisle Indians
Weekes
Wright
Morley
Arlisle
Ain
Indians
Berrien
Austin
Yale Scrub Blanked by Worcester High
Worcester High school defeated Yale consolidated football team 11 to 0 in Worcester on November 20. Yale was shut out as Worcester High secured the victory with a decisive early score and solid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Worcester High
Worcester
Yale Consolidated
Worcester High School Today
Wizardly schemer recalls Boston power plays
An eccentric soliloquy traces a fictional figure using magic to bend contracts and influence Boston politics. The narrator boasts of control over city deals while recalling past schemes, rivalries, and a vow to rule, tempered by a limit of twelve months. The piece blends nostalgia with satire of local governance and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Martin
Boston Latin Triumphs Over English High 12 to 6 in Classic Gridiron
Boston Latin School defeated English High 12 to 6 at South End grounds. McGrath broke through for a key 60 yard run ending near the one yard line. Guild and Connolly scored for Latin with Bogardus and McGrath adding goals from touchdowns as crowds of about 5000 watched the tense finish.
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Boston Latin
English High School
South End
McGrath
High School
Columbus Harrison
Latin School
English High
Harris
Kennedy
Harvard
Guild
Armstrong
Cceeeceeeseesf
Bogardus Guild
Sagtrom
Devonshire
Seavens R. G
Collins Trittlefield
seeGny Allen Witherbee
Connolly Arris
Sullivan McGrath
Kennedy Wevey
L. H
McCrudden Hurley
R. Wh
Kanaly wins ten mile cross country title in record time
Frank Kanaly, defending interscholastic mile champion, wins the New England Amateur Athletic Association Union ten mile cross country in a record time of 68 minutes 2 seconds. Clark Clifford and Maguire dispute second. Blakemore edges Maguire by ten seconds. Sullivan falters, Massa chusetts Avenue course details recounted. Kanaly trained by Jack Moakley of Cornell. Kane ly’s first cross country race, with aes finishing third after two weeks of training.
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Frank Kanaly
New England Amateur Athletic Association Union Horsennn
Cambridgeport Nasium
Harvard Street
Columbia
Massachusetts Avenue
Beacon Street
Chestnut Hill
Dave Hall
Brown University
Kanaly
Sullivan
Cathedral Athletic Association
Flynn
Sguire
Main _ street
Clifford
Blakemore
Mantal
Newington
Lorden
Maguire
Luna
Hertach
McDonald
Washington Kerea
Brookline
Coolidge’s
Orcester
Somerville Triumphs In Muddy Interscholastic Clash
Somerville High edged Cambridge Manual 11 to secure a rare top finish after a bruising 25 minute halves battle at Charles River Park. Mud coating and a crowded stands contributed to the tense river city duel witnessed by about eight thousand spectators. Graham and Collins scored touchdowns for Somerville with Harts adding the final goal.
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Somerville High
Cambridge Manual
Charles ‘River Park
Somerville
Cambridge
Blackwell
Udnike Ee Ceevenee R. E
Holden Graham
Carrick Roberts
Ceesesel
Fletcher
Stewart Whittaker
R. T
Whiting
Hobart Dickinson
FP. C
Sennott Harts
Q. B
Brant
Clark Pipe
Jones
J. N
Bullock Moses
Storey
Ft. H
Gallagher Collins
Underhill
F. B
Daly
Graham
Collins
Harts
Bouve
Upton
Marshall
Myopia Hunt Club Steeplechase Winners Named in Salem Race
Forty seven members of the Myopia Hunt Club followed the hounds from Dummer Academy to North Beverly where a steeplechase ended at Saga more Farm in Hamilton. James Appleton won the event as 19 ladies rode joins observers. Senator and Mrs Gardner hosted riders at the farm.
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Salem
Myopia Hunt Club
Dummer Academy
North Beverly
Sagamore Farm
Hamilton
James Appleton
Topliff A. A. Defeats Bowdoin A. A. in Hill Football
An exciting game at Meeting House Hill yesterday ended with Topliff A. A. 10 Bowdoin A. A. 6. Key moments featured long runs by Minton and uway and strong rushing from Lawton Muller Inchester and Curren for Bowdoin A. A. while Topliff A. A. rode its ground game to victory.
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Topliff A. A
Bowdoin A. A
Meeting House Hill
Minton
Uway
Lawton
Muller
Inchester
Curren
Boston Y M C A Cross Country Run At Newton
The annual cross country run at Newton yesterday saw F A Fellows and F Hutchings compete. Hutchings completed the seven mile course in 59 minutes 30 seconds and was not caught, while Fellows was caught by the first hound O A who finished in 58 minutes. The next five finishers among the hounds were F S Elliott, S M Johnson, F P T Anderson, Ode, and N B E Sanders in that order.
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Boston Y. M
Everett High and Boston YMCA play scoreless game at Athletic Park
Everett High School alumni and Boston YMCA elevens met at Athletic Park Everett yesterday morning in a hard fought contest with no scoring. Everett held the ball most of the time and benefited from long runs by Jenning Thompson and Elis.
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Everett High School
Boston Y. M. C. A
Athletic Park
Everett
Jenning
Thompson
Elis
Cycling figures and local updates mix with winter track plans
Dr Charles G Percival recovering from surgery at City Hospital will be out wheels for next season. J D McCann of Chelsea shifts to electrical work in St Louis. West Roxbury High halfback Louis B Mettling plays for his school. Mrs P C Sheehan ill at Came home. ACRA aims to add indoor tracks in Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington, broadening winter circuit to New York Boston. Austin W Pease visits Boston. busy architect based in Portland Missouri.
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Charles G. Percival
City Hospital
D. J. McCann
Chelsea
Will Stinson
James F. Moran
St. Louis
Wheeling
Louis B. Mettling
West Roxbury
P. C. Sheehan
Came
Harry Elkes
American Cycle Racin Association
Annus
Philadelphia
North Shore A C Beats Harvard Scrub Then Falls to Gloucester
North Shore A. C. won 11 to 5 against Harvard scrub at Cambridge in the morning, but lost to Gloucester A. C. 11 to 5 at Lynn in the afternoon. The team showed strength in the morning but struggled against Gloucester's aggressive plunging in the later game.
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North Shore A. C
Harvard Scrub
Cambridge
North Shore
Gloucester A. C
Lynn
Gloucester
Multiple 1900 era football scores from U S cities
Cambridge and Dorchester matches report Columbian Athletic Association and Rambler s club wins. Jamaica Plain A A defeats Old Orchards C CHICAGO 15 6 over Michigan. Bowdoin beats Fort Preble 18 0. Detroit A C defeats Yale law school 11 0. Linden A A defeats Revere A S 6 0. Weymouth defeats Quincy 10 5.
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Columbian Athletic Association
Rambler Sclub
Cambridge
Dorchester
Jamaica Plain
A. A
Curtis Field
Boylston
Old Orchards
C. Chicago
University of Chicago
Michigan
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Enbarge
Brown University of Providence
Portland
Bowdoin
Fort Preble
Detroit
Detroit A. C
Yale Consolidated Law School
Linden Athletic Association
Revere Athletic Association
Hancock Street
Malden
Revere
Quincy
Weymouth
F. Munroe
Ent
Quinzy
Linnelleferee
E. Hayden
Winesman
C. Sherburn
R. Hayden
Local score summaries from a series of city matchups
A list of game results shows teams from Clinton Pawtucket Springfield New Haven Plymouth Portland Lewiston Salem Meriden Hartford Lawrence Brockton Bath Rockland and opponents with final scores. Notable pairs include Plymouth over Brockton 15 to 5 and Meriden over Waterbury 8 to 3.
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Clinton—Clinton
Pawtucket
Springfeld
Springfield
New Haven
Plymouth
Brockton
Portland
Rockland
Lewiston
Bath
Salem
Lawrence
Meriden
Waterbury
Clinton
Hartford
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey touted as stomach tonic
An advertisement promotes Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a mild, pure tonic for wasting illnesses or poor nutrition. It claims to aid digestion, support tissue maintenance, and prevent tissue waste by supplying concentrated malt properties. Sold in full quart sealed bottles with proprietors signatures. Available through licensed dealers.
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Graves
Maryland
Chester
H. Graves & Sons
Turkish fear after Kentucky visit threatens war claims
Sultan frightened by US battleship Kentucky visit to Smyrna. Turkish officials fear settling to Washington demands. They discuss a plan to fund a cruiser purchase in Philadelphia including the $90,000 Armenian indemnity and expect to yield on the consulship passport issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
United States
Kentucky
Smyrna
Washington
Turkey
Philadelphia
Unitedates
Drowned in Beer After Thanksgiving Eve Tragedy
Tivolio Distasio of 24 Nashua Street died after heavy celebration, reportedly drowned by beer. His body was found yesterday, with witnesses stating he choked on beer. his wife says he returned home intoxicated and was placed to bed. He was 27, survived by a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivolio Distasio
Nashua Street
Aia
Dea
City Brevities Report: Accidents and Fire Hit Downtown
Catherine Langdon at Forty four Broadway raided by police yesterday. Four tons of beer and six gallons of something were seized. Robert Bell aged 64 of 27 Washington Street fell yesterday and suffered a severe scalp wound. A man on the Boston and Albany road was struck by a freight car and had a fractured left leg. Goldius Belduc 70 Harrison Avenue collapsed in a fit on Kneeland Street. A fire at Globe Wrapping Company offices 931 Hanover Street noon yesterday caused a $50 loss.
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Catherine Langdon
Broadway
Robert Bell
Ashington Street
Boston & Francis Roche
Albany
Goldius Belduc
Harrison Avenue
Kneeland Street
Globe Wrapping Company
Hanover Street
Telegraph Notes from Nashua and Nearby
Frank Rock aged 18 fatally injured jumping from a freight train in Nashua. Maurice Levin sky aged 15 seriously shot near Portland after targeting practice incident caused by Herman Soloway. John Dunn of Central Falls died after cutting his throat in delirium. Lieutenant William E Young of Salem resigns from Company B Eighth Regiment M V M seeking disability discharge due to Spanish War sickness.
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Nashua
N. H
Frank Rock
Portland
Maurice Levinsky
Herman Soloway
Central Falls
R. I
John Dun
Salem
William E. Young
Eighth Regiment
Two Somerville Fires Leave Homes Damaged
A two story frame house on Hudson Street Somerville owned and occupied by John K Little was almost destroyed by fire yesterday forenoon with a loss of 1500 dollars. A second blaze at 24 Austin Street in Somerville owned and occupied by James B Rand caused a loss of 100 dollars yesterday afternoon.
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Hudson Street
Somerville
John K. Little
Austin Street
James B. Rand
Virgin statue unveiled in memory of Rev Father Murphy
In Fall River on November 29 a statue of the Blessed Virgin was unveiled in St Marys church yard to honor the late Rev Father Edward Murphy a pioneer Catholic figure in the city.
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Fall River
Edward Murphy
St. Mary’s Churchyard
Mary Louise Winchester Weds Francis A Smith in Chelsea
At 60 Essex Street Chelsea last evening Miss Mary Louise Winchester wed Francis A Smith son of the Rev William F Smith of Chelsea in a formal ceremony at the Winchester home Isaac and Mrs Winchester hosted the event with family and local clergymen in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Winchester
Essex Street
Chelsea
Mary Louise Winchester
Francis A. Smith
William F. Smith
Dexter Orders Rhode Island Gamblers Out in Pawtucket
Alder man Theodore F. Dexter acting Mayor ordered police to close all gambling establishments and halt Sunday liquor sales in Pawtucket amid a long era of lax enforcement. In nearby sports news Malden High defeated Medford 11 to 5 to claim the Suburban High School League football title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Theodore F. Dexter
Central Falls
Rhode Island
Yale Harvard Debate Judges Named for December 8
William B. Hornblower of New York Brown of the United States District Court and the Honorable O B Stra minister to Turkey have been appointed judges for the Yale Harvard debate scheduled for December 8.
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William B. Hornblower
New York
Brown
United States District Court
Hon. O
Stra
Turkey
Harvard
Birthday party for Matthew J Callahan at 27 Falmouth Street
Mrs John A Hoitt hosted a birthday gathering at her home on 27 Falmouth Street last evening for her nephew Matthew J Callahan who has just turned 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hoitt
Matthew J. Callahan
Falmouth Street
Cavill Challenges McCusker For World Swim Series
The piece recalls the 1900 match between James I. McCusker and Percy F. Cavill at Chutes Park pond. Cavill, now acclimated, issues a Cambridge Boston challenge to swim five races for the world championship across distances from 100 to a mile, offering side bets and awaiting McCusker’s reply. Cavill seeks support from Harvard students to host the events in New England.
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James l. McCusker
America
Percy F. Cavill
England
Australia
Chutes Park
James Ormond
McCusker
Cavill
Harvard
Cambridge
Post
James J. McCusker
Bath
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Perry
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E. N. Kanaly
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