Interclub Bowling League Week Sixteen Summary
Interclub Bowling League reports sixth season standings for Week Fifteenth. Winthrop Yacht Club leads season 3 string totals at 662 with high week score 1662, Cottage Park Y C trails with 603. Individual top season marks include Macfarland W Y C 109 and other club players with 104 105 99. Sudden eight games show 539 531 552 1622. Forfeits noted: Odd Fellows vs W Y C and others.
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Cottage Park Y. C
CID
Macfarland
Belcher
Horrigan
Ellis
Cottage Park
Odd Fellows
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Colonial
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Winthrop Yacht
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Cottage Park Triumphs Over Melrose in League Rolloffs
Cottage Park edged Melrose by three points while Winthrop Yacht fell to Colonial by three points. Day of Cottage Park led Winthrop bowlers with a 364 total.
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Leagueeams
Cottage Park
Melrose
Winthrop Yacht
Colonial
Day of
Winthrop
Winthrop Triumphs Over Browne & Nichols In Track Meet
Winthrop High School defeated Browne & Nichols 38 to 30 in a surprise track meet win. Yack Knell won the 40 yard dash, Jackson took second in the 600 yard run, and Rock of Winthrop won the shot put with Emmons of B N N taking first in the 45 yard low hurdles.
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Winthrop High School
Browne & Nichols
Winthrop
Yack Knell
Rock
Spalding
Emmons
Freeman and
Briggs
Hodges
Jackson
Athletic meet results from W H S and companions
The report lists winners and times from events including the 40 yard dash won by Knell of W H S and Rock of B N, the 45 yard low hurdles won by Barnes and N with Freeman of W H S second, the 300 yard run won by Emmons and N with Spalding second and Smith third, the 600 yard run won by Spalding of N and Jackson second, Emmons third with times, the 1000 yard run won by Hodges of N and Jackson second, Baskin third, a running high jump tie for first between Saunders and Briggs of W H S height 5 ft 1 1/2 in, Graves of B N third at 5 ft 4 in, and the 12 pound shotput won by Rock of W H S with Barnes second and Briggs third.
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Knell
Rock
Barnes
Freeman
Briggs
Emmons
Spalding
Smith
Jackson
Hodges
Baskin
Saunders
Graves
Cottage Park Yacht Club Social Schedule
The entertainment committee lists events for the next three months including snacks on February 14 28 21 , smoker February 19 , dances February 21 and April 17 , Family Night March 5 with bridge bowling and dancing , Annual Dinner March 14 , Ladies Night April 2 , and snacks on April 11 and 25 with Neil O Hara as a potential speaker.
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Cottage Park Yacht Club
Neal O'Hara
N. E. Willis
Bill Elliott
Jack Murray
Entertainment Committee
Walla Walla Five Seek Semi Pro Games in Winthrop
In Winthrop the Walla Walla Five seek semi pro games with bookings handled by C E Irish of 56 Sargent Street. Fort Banks basketball team played at Peabody Tuesday night and lost 42 to 19.
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Winthrop
Walla Walla
Fort Banks
Peabody
Italian Dinner Offered by Ex Selectman Carr
Winthrop residents can enjoy a real Italian dinner prepared by Ex-Selectman J. Stewart Carr now at 8 Irvington Street near Copley Plaza. Call Back Bay 0752 to arrange deliveries or pickups from The New Frascati at 8 Irvington Street.
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Winthrop
J. Stewart Carr
Mr. Carr
Iryington St. Handy
Copley Plaza
Irvington St
Winthrop Suburban League Schedule 1925 Preview
Winthrop's 1925 Suburban Basketball League schedule lists games at Winchester Natick Framingham Watertown Wakefield Brockton and Chelsea with home contests noted. The list includes dates from February 10 to March 18 and reflects a winter season.
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Suburban Basketball League
Winthrop
Winchester
Natick
Framingham
Watertown
Wakefield
Brockton
Chelsea
Iron Rast Drives Fish From River in Siberia
The Ob River in Siberia freezes yearly causing iron precipitation on the ice making the river toxic. Fish and wildlife suffer as rust coats the underside of the ice and people rely on melted snow for drinking. In spring the ice clears and migrating fish flood the river, drawing natives to harvest them.
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Siberia
Arctic Ocean
All Men of Unusual Strength Are Samsons
The article discusses the biblical Samson as a judge bound by a Nazarite vow for 20 years and endowed with exceptional strength. It cites the London carpenter Thomas Topham, nicknamed “the British Samson,” who reportedly lifted three hogsheads of water weighing 1836 pounds in 1741, with his life ending in 1753 amid domestic strife.
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Sampson
Samson
London
Thomas Topham
Bathfields
Topham
Eggs in a Photographer’s Window Bring Quick Wit
Seymour Hicks notes Herman Finck and Page admiring Elliott & Fry's window display showing a basket of fresh eggs. Page asks why eggs, and Finck quips a hen may have gone in for a sitting. The exchange showcases light humor in a London scene.
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Herman Finck
Baker Street
Page
Elliott & Fry's
Finch
Seymour Hicks
Princess de Conti Portraits Spark Court Intrigue and Laughter
The piece notes Princess de Conti daughter of Louis XIV and Louise de La Valliere married to Louis Armand de Bourbon whose brother became king of Poland. It recalls smallpox deaths and her famed wit and beauty. A Moroccan king admired her portrait sending an ambassador. a Lima viceroy was inspired, and one image once lost in India was found and venerated as a goddess image.
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Louis XIV
Louise de la Valliere
Louis Armand de Bourbon
Poland
Louis Armand
Muley Ismael
Morocco
Lima
India
Manas
Chicago Journal
Poisonous Lobelia Species Linked to Fatal Ingestions
The article notes Lobelia inflata a common wild plant used medicinally for laryngitis and spasmodic asthma but dangerous in overdoses. It mentions the drug lobelia derived from this species linked to fatalities and used in murder trials, and reports that Lobelia cardinals are poisonous.
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Nature Magazine
Golf Club Mansion Tour Sparks Grim Joke
A visitor touring a former country manor turned golf clubhouse eyes the mounted hunting trophies on the walls. He jokes about whether the stag caribou and moose were killed with golf balls, causing a mix of astonishment and amusement among the members.
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Sylvan Park
Hagman Missing From Post With Ear Abscess
Charles A. Hagman clerk to the selectmen has been absent since Jan 28 due to an ear abscess. He has been ill but expects to return by Monday night. Town Counsel Leon C. Guptill filled the position at the board meeting last Monday and was praised for his work.
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Charles A. Hagman
Selectmen
Hagman
Leon C. Guptill
Winthrop officers seek March election amid filings and talk
Nomination papers have been filed for Town Collector Nelson Water Commissioner Jennings Assessor Freeman Town Clerk Dodge and Moderator Davison. A late contest could arise as a Citizens League worker filed 25 papers. Water Commissioner seat already sees a contest with Fred W. Fisher aiming for the board.
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Nelson
Jennings
Freeman
Dodge
Davison
Citizens’ League
Fred W. Fisher
Board of Registrars report listing officials
The notice lists Albert B. Dunham as chairman and Geo. H Harris Edward F Sullivan and Bessie L Dodge as clerk with a date of January 27, 1925 in Winthrop.
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Board of Registrars of Voters
Albert B. Dunham
Geo. H Harris
Edward F. Sullivan
Bessie L. Dodge
Winthrop
Political Calendar Nomination Papers Due for Town Officers
Nomination papers for town officers must be filed at the Town Clerk’s office for the Board of Registrars to check by Friday February 13 1925 at 5 o’clock They will file them with the Town Clerk on February 19 According to law 124 names of voters must be on the papers and changes in voting lists mean about 150 names are typical.
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Board of Registrars
Parish House Mortgage Drive Seeks 350 More
St. John's Parish House debt stands at 2500 and a anonymous donor offers 250 if the remaining 2250 is raised by mid February 16. Contributions toward the 350 needed must be sent to Leslie E Griffin at 187 Bartlett rd Winthrop.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Leslie E. Griffin
St. John’s Parish, Inc
Bartlett Rd
Winthrop
Quote from Boling broke on human accidents guiding forward
A pithy line about moving bravely through life. It asserts that people follow the course of events even when guided by misfortune and unknown shores. The speaker emphasizes resilience and courage in the face of fate.
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Boling
All Begins in Wonder
A thoughtful line notes wonder as the origin of philosophy and the cycle from ignorance to adoration, framing wonder as both start and end of inquiry. It underscores wonder as the driver of curiosity and the reverence that follows understanding.
London Miss Weds with Thirteen Attendees
A London bride marked her October 13 wedding with a dozen plus one guests. The ceremony took place in a house numbered 18 and the reception followed at Mansfield Greet, all amid the number thirteen traditions.
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London
Mansfield Greet
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