Interclub series plans and racing notes from Philadelphia meeting
Plans for an interclub series in pool and whist were discussed at Tiger Road's house with committees appointed for schedule and arrangements. The Pope Manufacturing Co expands sun dry catalogue and cycle supplies. The Metropolitan Wheelmen may field a team in the Intercycle Club Polo League. Ballots for the Massachusetts division L A W come next week. Eddie Bald leads prize list over $4000, with others earning over $3000. The Suffolk Bicycle Club open century set for next Sunday weather permitting. Racing crowds grow with mixed tandems and notable speed merchants. Frank Waller considers attacking the New York to Boston professional record.
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Philadelphia
Tiger Roadsters
Pope Manufacturing Company
Massachusetts
Charles River Park
New York
New Orleans
Eddie Bald
Arthur Clardinner
Major Taylor
Tom Cooper
McFarland and
Stevens
Suffolk Bicycle Club
Dorchester
Elks
Cambridgeport
Girard
Teakles and Stearns
Kenneth 8Knner
Frank Waller
Boston
C. A. Ward
Willow Grove
Bicycle Notes on Postponed Runs and Whiskey Distillery
Half a dozen century and half-century rides were postponed due to rough roads. The Geldert Whiton triangle run and double century, slated from Copley square, postponed to next Sunday. Runnymede Club is pure whiskey, distilled stored aged and bottled under U. S. Government supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Geldert and Whiton
Copley Square
U. S
Eck suspended by L A W racing board over unpaid debts
Baltimore dispatch reports L A W chairman Mott suspended Thomas W. Eck from all tracks for officiating at unsanctioned meets and for handicapping them until specified payments are settled to multiple parties, with other penalties issued to T D Cabanne and note that Major Taylor’s suspension was lifted.
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Baltimore
Mott
L. A. W. Racing Board
EH. R. Steenson
Spier
Repine
Caroline Woodland
Philadelphia
Tony Landenwich
Louisville
Cummins, Benson and McGay
Nashville
Planters Hotel
St. Louis
Thomas W. Eck
Rt. D. Cabanne
Major Taylor
Baseball Magnates Meet Reaches Arbitration Rulings
At a Waldorf Astoria conference the National Baseball League board issued decisions on released players. Brooklyn won W H Keister after timely notice from Boston. Cassidy freed by Newark could negotiate with any club. St Louis v Rochester was dismissed due to Rochester’s disbandment. Wilkes Barre’s claim against St Louis for Suter Sullivan was sustained. New England League renewal of protection for Pawtucket Newport New Bedford Fall River Worcester Brockton and Yarnton was allowed if fees paid by Oct 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Arbitration
National Baseball League
Waldorf-Astoria
Brooklyn Club
W. H. Keister
Boston
Brooklyn
Peter Cassidy
Newark
Burns
St.Louis
Rochester
J. B. Donnelly
Rochester Club
Wilkesbarre Club
St. Louis
Suter Sullivan
New England League
Pawtucket
Newport
New Bedford
Fall River
Worcester
Hbrockton
Yarnton
Frequent Removals Highlight Failures of Anti-Rowdyism Law
The season showed 62 player removals as New York and Chicago led with 13 and 12 suspensions respectively. Dahlen of Chicago and Tehenu of Cleveland each drew six penalties, with Dahlen Gleason Long and Lajoie suspended for three days and removed from games.
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New York
Joyce
Grady
Gleason
Warner
Anson
Chicago
Dahlen
Everitt
Baltimore
Kelley
McGraw
McGann
Brodie
Boston
Duffy
Long
Tenney
Collins
Brooklyn
Hallman
Lachance
Griffin
Pittsburg
Padden
Ganzel
Gray
Cincinnati
Hill
Ewing
St. Louis
Cross
Taylor
Stenzel
Louisville
Dexter
Washington
Killen
Philadelphia
Lajoie
New Yorks
Chicagos
Tehenu
Cleveland
Local clubs seek citywide matches by weight and area
Burnside A C and Vigilant seek games with teams averaging 9 and 125 pounds respectively. Newtons of Newton Upper Falls and East Cambridge institutes look for 140 and 180 pound averages. Several Boston area groups list target weights from 109 to 180 pounds and provide contact addresses. A heavy track meet at Saugus postpones races with an afternoon program of pace times. City Point bowling opens with Bill Kirby facing St James in candle pins and inviting strong teams.
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Burnside A. C
John Thomas
Chapel Street
Newton
Mass
W. Conway
Baxter Street
South
Boston
Newtons
Newton Upper Falls
John E. Slattery
Institutes of
East Cambridge
H. Healy
Otis Street
Halrem View
Augustine Nelson
Short Street
East
L. Stanton
Railroad Avenue
Beverly
Lafayette A. A
T. E. Waite
Brookline Street
Cambridge
Union Boat Club
Charles River
Newton Lower
F. H. Burnett
Newton Lower Falls
Saugus
SAS Ags Weo
Bill’ Kirby
City Point
Sixth Street
St James
Kirby
Interscholastic Games Schedule Tilt Next Week
The schedule lists Brookline High vs Medford at Brookline Tuesday and Dorchester High vs Mechanic Arts High at South End Wednesday. Medford High plays Somerville High at Tufts oval and Friday Medford faces Boston Latin at Charles Stiver.
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Jelseagh
Medfo
Brookline High
Ieom
Chelaee
At Brook
Dorchester High
Mechanic Arts High
South End
Medford High
Somerville High
Tufts ’ Oval
Medford
Moppy Ve
Boxers and Promoter Talk Ahead of Dec Maher Clash in Coney Island
Kid McCoy arrives in Boston to meet opponents this week while planning his December 5 bout with Maher at Coney Island. He defends his public image against Corbett and outlines a strategy if attacked. Other notes mention Ryan versus Bonner, Connolly vs Broderick, and local boxing tensions as clubs clash over dates.
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Kid McCoy
Boston
the Palace
McCoy
Maher
Coney Island
Jim Corbett
Gilsey House
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Jim
Fitz
Peter
Goddard
Philadelphia
New York
Sharkey
Ship
Ryan
Bonner
Tommy
Eddy Connolly
Yonkers
N. Y
Tom Broderick
Otto Sieloff
Broderick
Paddy Fenton
Connolly
Bob Fitzsimmons
Rose Julian Fitzsimmons
Percy Titus
Colbrook
N. H
Bunnell
Titus
Walter Johnson
Harry Paige
Danny Brennan
Corbett Sharkey Bout Arrangements Finalized for November
Lenox Athletic Club confirms all details for a twenty round bout between James J. Corbett and Tom Sharkey on November 22. Admission prices are fixed at the minimum and the maximum.
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Lenox Athletic Club
James J. Corbett
Tom Sharkey
Boxing Gossip Bout Schedule Week in Major Cities
Boxing fans skim a week of bouts across cities. Tim Callahan meets Patsy Corrigan in 114 pounds for 20 rounds in Trenton. Other listed matches include Tommy Ryan versus Jack Bonner in 158 pounds for 25 rounds at Coney Island and Jim Barry against Artier Willoughby in London for 20 rounds.
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Trenton
N. J
Tim Callahan
Patsy Corrigan
Coney Island
N. Y
Tommy Ryan
Jack Bonner
London
Eng
Jim Barry
England
Artier Willoughby
National Sporting Club
Louisville
Jim Watts
Jim Janey
Sandusky
Johnny Lavack
Fred Green
Rochester
Joe Hopkins
Squirrel
Finnerty
Chicago
Tommy White
Jack Daly
Anson's Court
Ole Oleson
Dick Green
Frank Brown
Joe Smith
Entertainments Aboard Local Clubs This Week Sun
Two local club entertainments fill the week with all local talent. Beacon A C presents Jig Stone vs Allie Alberts in a twelve round main event at Broadway Hall. East Boston A C reschedules to Lyceum Hall Thursday for a fast bout card headlined by local boxers and a novelty wrestling match.
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Broadway Hall
South Boston
Jim Stone
Allie Alberts
America
Bull Killer
Martin Shack
Beacon
Beacon A. C
East Boston
Paul Kelly
Alberts
New Yorker
Stone
Kelly
Dave Sullivan
Luke Burke
Lowell
Burke
Jim Ashe
Woburn
Allie
New York
Ashe
Billy Rochford
Sox
Palmer
Chicago
Rochford
Mark Shack
Shack
Tommy Ryan
Jack Bonner
Coney Island
Ryan
Callahan and Forbes to fight in Chicago bout
Tim Callahan of Philadelphia and Harry Forbes of Chicago signed to meet in a six round bantamweight bout at 115 pounds on November 19 at the American Athletic Club Chicago for a $250 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tim Callahan
Philadelphia
Harry Forbes
American Athletic Club of
Western A C signs Kelly Muller for 20 rounds in November
In San Francisco on October 23 the Western A C announced Spider Kelly and Fred Muller will box twenty rounds on November 18. A preliminary twelve-round bout pits Kid McFadden against "Jockey" Maynard, who defeated McFadden in their last encounter. In Bridgeport the Franklin A C matched Dan Murphy and Dick O'Brien for twenty rounds at catchweight on Navy Yard.
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San Francisco
A. C
Spider Kelly
Fred Muller
Kid McFadden
Maynard
MccFadden
Bridgeport
Conn
Franklin A. C
Dan Murphy
Dick O’brien
Navy
Harvard Rowing Sees Five Varsity Crews Compete Without Lehmann
Harvard faces a shift in rowing after the Lehmann stroke. Five varsity crews row on the Charles with plans to select first and second boats for December while Weld crews also race. Coaches Mumford and Storrow assist as uncertainty over continuing Lehmann’s line lingers.
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Harvard
Lehmann
Charles
Weld
Varsity
Higginson
George S. Mumford
J. J Storrow
P. Donovan
Hawkins
Tilton
Perkins
Hatch
Harding
Marvin
Swift
Hawes
Bedford
Kernan
Hodges
Clark
Locke
Byrd
Loud
Swaim
Glidden
Adams
du Bois
Pierce
Free Private Lecture to Women by Dr. Greene at Music Hall
Tomorrow at 3 PM in Boston Music Hall a noted physician will present a free private lecture to women only. The illustrated talk includes stereopticon images, enlarged microscopic views, and new X ray demonstrations showing the human body, health tips, complexion care, and youthful aging guidance. Admission and seats are free, with a large female audience expected.
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Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Music Hall
Irish Blood and Ireland in an Anglo French War
Boston citizens of Irish descent weigh loyalties if a France England war occurs. Notables like James Jeffrey Roche and Patrick Donahoe foresee Irish support for France, while others predict neutrality or aid to Ireland, and Clan na Gael leaders pledge possible armed assistance to press for Irish freedom.
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England
France
Boston
Vicinity
United States
P. A. Collins
Patrick Donahoe
James Jeffrey Roche
Fallon
America
Britain
Patriotic Party
Great Britain
James
Ireland
Fontenoy
McMahon
Heche
Humbert
Napoleon
Egypt
The
Pilot
United Kingdom
Joseph D. Fallon
South
John J. Stevens
Clan-na-Gael
Clan-na-Gaelt
New York
Russia
William J. Cronin
Timmins
East Broadway
Starbuck Rebounds From Injury After Cornell- Princeton Game
Princeton reports Cornell fullback Starbuck injured in the game yesterday has recovered enough to return with his team to Ithaca. The incident occurred during the clash with Princeton, and his condition improves as the team travels.
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Princeton
N. J
Starbuck
Cornell
Ithaca
Lost in Boston four youths trigger police search
Boston police statewide are told to locate four missing youths: Walter H. Brown of Penacook New Hampshire age 32 is missing since October 12 after a Boston business trip. Earnest J. Mohr a 12 year old from Dover Street Cambridgeport John Marsden 10 from Cambridgeport and Gaylord Peabody 14 from West Newton are also missing with no further trace.
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Walter H. Brown
Penacook
N. H
Boston
Brown
Earnest J. Mohr
Dover Street
John Marsden
Cambridgeport
Gaylord Peabody
West Newton
The Rev. A. I. Chase Dies in Maine Home
The Rev. A I Chase D D president of the Mansa Wesleyan Seminary and Female College died last evening at his Kent's Hill home from blood poisoning caused by a complication of diseases.
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Winthrop
A. I. Chase
Mansa
Knights of Columbus to confer first and second degrees
At Dahlgren Hall South Posey ton the Pere Marquette Council Knights of Columbus will confer the first and second degrees on ten candidates Tonight. The council will present a grand minstrel show for Washington's Birthday with the show composed entirely of council members.
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Dahlgren Hall
South Poseton
Pere Marquette Council
Knights of Columbus
Washington’s
Silver Wedding of Mr and Mrs G Rosenau
Mr and Mrs G Rosenau of 54 School Street Jamaica Plain celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary yesterday with congratulations from many relatives and friends.
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Promises Chest Cold Cure
An ad claims Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup will positively cure chest cold symptoms for 25 cents. The note suggests quick relief and low price in a small medicine listing.
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Dr. Bull
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