Tyler and Bald Rivalry Seen as Honest Race at Waltham
Arthur Sidwell defends the Waltham mile invitation race as properly sanctioned and advertised under LAW. He states Eddie Bald did not appear not for fault of Tyler's management and invites Bald to a rematch at Waltham Bicycle Park with tandem pacemakers dropping at three quarters.
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Waltham
Bald
Waltham Quick
W. D.B Street
Sanger
Tyler
Butler
Ed McDuffee
Springfield
McDuffee
Sidwell
Bradstreet
Post
Boston Post
H. Co. Tyler
el. A. W
Mr. Bradstreet
I. C. Bald
Mr. Tyler
Casinos Bowlers Triumph Over 999th Artillery in Pin Match
The Casinos defeated the Nine Hundred Ninety Ninth Artillery 2419 to 2400 pins. Davis scored 471, Cruff 470, Wardwell 494, Lawrence 492, and Williams 557 for the Casinos. Chapin 494, Loring 419, Hargood 547, Clement 614, and Orne 445 led the artillery.
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Artillery
Davis
Cruff
Wardwell
Lawrence
Williams
Chapin Ig
Loring
Hargood
Clement
Orne
Boxing Gossip From Seaside Clubs Brightens Amateurs
The letter from John E. Eckhardt notes poor financial turnout for most seaside club meetings except the McAuliffe Griffo bout. Amateurs look likelier to prosper in New York, with Ed Smith wary of a finish fight with Steve ODonnell. Charley Kelly trains with Howie Hodgkins for a Seaside Club bout vs Billy Plimmer as Johnnie Griffin’s weight issues affect his performance.
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John E. Eckhardt
Coney Island
McAuliffe-Griffo
New York
Ed Smith
Steve O'Donnell
Smith
O’donnell
Frank Ordway
Mirror of Life
English Illustrated Sporting Paper
Boston
England
Dick Burge
Joe Walcott
Barbadoes
Young Starlight
Bob Green
Billy Smith
Dick O’brien
Mechanics’ Hall
New Orleans
Charley Johnson
Maber
Cribb Club
John McKay
Charley Kelly
Billy Plimmer
Kelly
Mr. Hodgkins
Johnnie Griffin
Lavigne
Griffin
Harvard vs Boston Athletic Association game preview
Harvard to meet the Boston Athletic Association at Soldiers Field in a key pre Springfield clash. Doucette shifts to right guard for half. Cornell game called off. goal kicking criticized. strong line and backfield noted. managers plan for election day showdown.
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Harvard
Boston Athletic Association
Soldiers’ Field
Doucette
Norton Shaw
Cornell
Shaw
Frank Shaw
Springfield
Ithaca
Miller
Yale
The
Athletic Association
Canine Kings and Queens at Glyde Park
The first annual terrier show of the New England Kennel Club opened at Clyde Park Brookline under a drizzle. Notables included Cardona, Attraction, Cribbage, Tyree, Kilroy, Countess and Nankin as top Boston and Scottish breeds amid a rich exhibitor lineup and prizes.
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Glyde Park
Sussex
Keys
New England Kennel Club
Clyde Park
Brookline
Country Club
Swell Racing Club
H. H. Hunnewell, Jr
Hillhurst Kennels
Cribbage
St. Cribbage
Mr. Hunnewell
Oakleigh
Tyree
Kilroy
Waukle Kennels
Countess
Boston
Nankin
Bayonne Kennels
Kennel Club
Starden
Frank F. Dole
Cardona
R. 5
Huidekoper
Greenhill Northope
Frank PF. Dole
White Wonder, Jr
George F. Brown, Jr
Edgwood Topsy
Frank I. Dole
Miss Giddy
H. Fred Church
Castle Pride
Dole
Tuttle Flyer
Jack of Clubs
Frank W. Neal
Bitches
Jean D'Arc
Boston Terriers
Bayonne Kennel Club
Boston Terrier Club
Jack
Dwight Baldwin
Topsy
Phelps
Davis
Tom Sayers
Tom Plant
Rowdy
William T. Rowe
V. H
Nancy
Dixie
Spider
Charles F. Leland
Jem Mace
Peter
J. Clarence Hollander
Toby
Sally
Rose
Miss Hermie
Mora
W. G. Kendall
George B. Inches
Phelps & Davis
FOX Terriers
H. Blemton Victor U
Blemton Kennels
Warren Safeguard
L. & W. Rutherford
Warren
W. Rutherford
Dana
John B. Thayer
Blemton Rasper
Tip Top
Warren Dorothy
Warren Duty
Warren Damsel
Warren Ripple
H. c
Hillhurst
Diana
Blemton Erminie
Hillside Sapphire
John E. Thayer
Seacroft Empress
Charles Stedman Hanks
Beverly Bally
William Wheeler
Warren. Kancer
Seacroft
Chirlis Stelwan Hanks
Hillside
Winkie
Joan Js. Thayer
Seacroft Duke
Hillside Stella
Cribbage Gate St. Cribbage
Hillside Kennels
G. W. H. Ritchie
Rochelle Kennels
Halifax Revival
A. C. Bradbury
Yale Trump
FF. A. King
Surry
Brunette
Hillhurst Blossom
James Ferri Belt
Maybrook Vixon
Warren Salesman
Beverly Rally
Hillhurst Vie
Halifax
Medford High Triumphs Over Melrose In Muddy Showdown
Medford High School beat Melrose High 22 to 0 in the Suburban Interscholastic League as players Howard Gill Finney Kummer starred. Carpenter scored three touchdowns and Gill added two while the field was a slick mud bath and Melrose failed to score.
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Melrose
Medford
Vloward
Ees
B. Harris
Smith Kummer
McDonali JH. McPherson
Dearborn Mitchell
Connelly Finney
Smith Gill
Sircum
Zedford
Carpenter
Gill
Brooklyns and Baltimores Play Six Game Series
Fall River reports Dennis Shea secured Bedford street grounds for a six game football series between the Brooklyns and Baltimores. Three games set for Fall River on November 1 3 and 6 with the remaining three slated for Baltimore. H M McDermott is re elected manager of the Fall River Baseball Club for the 1896 season.
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Fall River
Dennis Shea
Bedford Street
Brooklyns
Baltimores
Baltimore
H. M. McDermott
Signature on every bottle of the original and genuine
John Duncan's Sons of New York advertises that each bottle bears its original genuine signature.
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John Duncan's Sons
New York
Sophomores Tied Freshmen in Harvard Class Championship Game
In the Harvard class championship opener, the sophomores and freshmen fought to a 10 10 tie after two twenty minute halves. Freshmen Fincke scored a touchdown and another later, while Scannell and Garrison contributed for the sophomores. Captain Scott led the freshmen with sharp leadership and strong play.
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Harvard
Freshmman
Fincke
Scannell
Garrison
Woodward
Pillsbury
Scott
Smith
Chatman
Hovey
Hett
Hoague Fitzgerald
Eope
Dennen
Woodward Scannell
Redpath
Seeeeres
Ree Eho Iincke
Garrison Redath
Serenata Ee Blanchard
Um Jre
Dams
J. Williams
Is Annie Thompson Missing After Elopement Rumors
A Boston area mystery centers on Annie Thompson, missing since early October after supposed elopement with Samuel Pearce. Reports describe money, letters from Chicago and San Francisco, alleged marriage talk, and conflicting handwriting analyses from Bradbury and Pearce families as investigators search Malden, Woburn, and nearby towns.
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Pearce
Richardson
New Hampshire
Mr. Thompson
Baltimore
Chicago
S. H. Heustis
New York & New England Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Thompson
Samuel
New York
New England
Huestis
Malden
Annie
Haverhill
Powers
Woburn
George Hudson
Ernest Pearce
Annie Thompson
Ernest
Boston
Lowell
Miss Thompson
Moore
Thompsons
San Francisco
McIntosh
Woburn Police
Windy City
Annip
Mamie Waters
Miss Waters
R. H. White
Frank Bradbury
Charles
Sam Pearce
Charles Bradbury
Police
Bradbury
Everett
Alton
N. H
Professor Moore
S. G. Pearce
Stackpole
Young Bradbury
Grape Street
Sammy
Sam
Mrs. Pearce
Seanard
Narragansett Park Card Sees Slow Attendance In Gloomy Weather
At Narragansett Park the crowd was smaller as a dreary day kept bettors away. Six races produced a tight finish in the finale with hardy Fox winning the mile dash for three year olds and up, while Tenacious faded to fifth as Eclipse and Galloping King pressed the leaders.
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Providence
Narragansett Park
Tenacious
Hardy Fox
Eclipse
Buckrene
Rieff
Nicotini
Garner
Sir Dixon, Jr
Welsh
Dwight
Addie
Primus
Truepenny
Hamilton
Quesada
Lodi
Blake
Milwaukee
Vocality
Nor General
Conners
Asl Spae
Johnson Sets Unpaced Mile Record In Buffalo Event
John S S Johnson rode to an unpaced mile best of 1 57 4 5 in Buffalo under careful survey. The effort beat Walter Sanger’s Springfield mark by 92 5 seconds and featured electric timing and a rigorously measured course. A record claim will be sent to the Century Road Club of Chicago.
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Buffalo
N. Y
John S&s. Johnson
Springfield
Walter C. Sanger
Sanger
George W. Kolb
Johnson
Walden
Century Road Club of
Chicago
Vintons Second Century in Daily Century Ride
Vinton completed his second century toward Gunther's record of thirty-five centuries in thirty days. He started 6:30 pm and finished 7:45 pm at the Post office, time 18 hours 15 minutes, riding 1 hour 10 minutes. A front fork broke at Lynn, but he swapped wheels and pressed on to Newburyport before repairing the gear and returning home. He endured mud and wind and remained optimistic about continuing the daily century.
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Cc. S. Vinton
Gunther
Office of the Post
Vinton
Lynn
Newburyport
Lynn Boxing Carnival at Kirtland Athletic Club
About three hundred spectators witnessed a boxing show in Lynn at the Kirtland Athletic Club. The opening bout between John Butler and Joe Betts was tame. The ten round main event between Haynes and Davis ended in a draw by referee Michael Scannell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Kirtland Athletic Club
John Butler
Joe Betts
Charles Ringwood
Duffy
Boston
Haynes
Davis
Michael Scannell
Jeffries Winter Club Narrowly Beats South Boston in Boston Alleys
On Clark's Boston alleys the Jeffries Winter Club team defeated South Boston by one pin with a 2271 to 2270 score. South Boston led early, but fell behind on the final string.
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Clark
Boston
Jeffries Winter Club
South Bostons
South Boston
Melrose A C defeats Kernwood Club in Malden bowling
The Melrose Athletic Club bowling team beat Kernwoods of Malden at Kernwood Club. Final score Melrose 2425 Kernwood 2277.
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Malden
Melrose Athletic Club
Kernwoods of
Kernwood Club
Willis Promoted to Patrolman in General Order No 234
In General Order No 234 issued by the Board of Police Reserve Officer Frederick A Willis of Division 14 was appointed a regular patrolman for diligence efficiency and skill in duty.
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Board of Police
Frederick A. Willis
Division 14
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Ware Hallowell
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Wilson Fr. Shaw
Carpenter J. Shaw
May Waters
Soos
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James Mortimer
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D. E. Loveland
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Austin Peters
Medford High
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Legate
AIL Tke Fund
Wright & Moody Mutual Relief Association
Columbus Hall
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Scott & Bowne
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Nerve Seed CO
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J. H. Lakin & Co
Smith Benedict & Co
Cook Mbemedy CO
Washington St
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Melrose Athletics
Alland Bros
Tremont Row
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