Modified Columbia to Meet Improved Constitution
The diagrams compare the Shamrock III and Reliance showing the main design differences. Reliance is wider in beam and has a high center of gravity with a blunt scowlike entrance, while Shamrock is a lighter weather boat with sweeter lines and a deeper body. Reliance may still excel in a breeze, but Shamrock aims for better performance in light seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ished
Shamrock
Herreshoff
Columbia
Shamrock I
BOWLERS SEE Arlington Cling To Lead In Mystic Valley Standings
Arlington maintains first place after a loss to Calumet and a win over Winchester rollers. Battery tops Old Belfry as Towanda climbs to fifth. Cole of Medford increases lead with high averages and strong team totals while 999th players push for records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Calumet
Winchester Rollers
Boat Club
Battery
Old Belfry
Charlestown Rollers
Towanda
Highland
Cole
Medford
Fox
Martin
Gra. of
A. A
Kernwood
Stevens
High
Crandon
Mayo, High
Ant Gray
Dodge
Harding
Littlefield
Bal Sader
City Candle Pin League ends season with tight title race
Boylston maintains championship stride with 56-19 record as Sudbury Columbia Road Hub and Murray & Irwin chase second place. High scores mark the season with Boylston’s 460 average across 75 games and star Williams at 99. Also notes the cable chess match where John F. Barry defeated Blackburne to secure a place among chess greats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
Sudbury
Columbia Road
Hub
Murray & Irwin
Williams
John F. Barry
Blackburne
Boston
Barry
Dr. Lasker
W. L Ay
Barlston
Carruth
Sudbury Oneee
City Hall
St James
Col
Rexford
See Eee
Dartmouth
Webster
Shenfe
Boyl
Millen
Chau
Beatty
Rouse
Mason
St. J
Stumpf
Boy Steer
McHarrie
Sud
Clark, Col
Hedge
Local Area Election Ballot Voter List Fragments
Fragmentary tally style entries show names and districts such as Webster Mt Pleasant Roslindale Boylston Norwood Hyde Park and Millen Mellin Donald Welch Connors Brown Schwender with numeric marks next to each indicating votes or standings. The text reads like an OCR snippet from a city or neighborhood ballot or results sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Av
W. L
Boston
Indors
Webster
Mt. Pleasant
Roslindale
Boylston
Norwood
Hyde Park
Millen
Mellin
Donald
Welch
Ceeeta
Lane
Ind
Mason
S. B
Crosby
Connors
Web
Brown
Local Intercollegiate Track Times and Performances
Performances listed for runners from multiple schools. Everett posted 21 15 in a Dartmouth event with Rexford 20 16 and Chauncy 16 20. Notable marks include Frank Winthrop 91 and McPhee Chauncy 90. Other top performers include Boutin Sudbury 88 and Connors G Hall 90 with Rexford Willey 87 and Menard G Hall 87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Av
W.W. L
Everett
Dartmouth
Rexford
Grove Hall
Carruth
Chauncy
Winthrop
Sudbury
Hedge
Car
Frank
McPhee
Boutin
Finneran
Batchelder
Dart
Connors
G. Hall
Willey
Cochrane, Rex
Menard
Local Post Toll List and Names from Parker to McPhee
A clipped OCR list shows names such as Parker, H. and Brown, Dur. alongside numbers and codes like 5 415 and 391. Other entries include Welsh, N becomes Pennelles, S. N and McPhee S. N with varied figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y
W. L
Parker H
Brown
Ward Co
Welsh, & N.iscesess
Pettingill, B. D
Russell, P. H
Holland, P. H
McPhee
S. N
Wilson
B. D
McMullen
Mumford
San Pe Deen Beas
Pratt
P. H
Individual Averages Highlight Local Agricultural Yields
The record lists farm outputs with averages for Poultry Butter Produce and Pork. Notable entries include Hollis Wright Littlefield Ware and Walker among others with high percentages in their specialties. The data reflects district productivity with values like 89 86 and 85 across Poultry Butter Produce and Pork categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. LL
Hollis
Wright
Littlefield
Ware
Walker
Rielly
Fitzmaurice
King
Bickford
Superintendents Win Inaugural Telephone League Bowling Championship
After 20 weeks 12 New England Telephone departments competed, with the Superintendents securing the team title at 48 win 18 loss from 66 games and a 25 557 pinfall. Individual honors went to Rogers Auditors for high average and Emerson Managers for high single string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Telephone Service
St. Coeur
Emerson
Casagrunda Ends His Life at Home on Hull Street
Giacomo Casagrunda committed death by own action as a note beside his body states. He died at midnight in his home at 11 Hull Street, found by his wife after a revolver shot. He left six children and his wife cannot explain the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Casagrunda
Giacomo Casagrunda
Hull Street
Casagranda
McGovern to Fight Yanger in Chicago Ring Clash
Terry McGovern of Brooklyn and Benny Yanger of Chicago agreed to a bout between May 15 and June 1 with club incentives. If the Eddie Hanton-Yanger match for May 4 is set, McGovern-Yanger could be postponed three weeks. A bantamweight bout Harry Forbes versus Johnny Reagan was also arranged for around the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Benny Yanger
Eddie Hanton
Yanger
McGovern
Yale and Harvard boat races set for Thames June 2
Details of the Yale and Harvard races on the Thames River were arranged in New London. Freshman race at 11 a.m on Thursday June 2 with the four-oared event following, and varsity eight at 12:30 p.m. If wind or rough water force a delay, racing could move to 6 p.m. Harvard was represented by Captain McGrew and Manager Downs, Yale by Captain Walter Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames River
McGrew
Downs
Walter Mann
Essex Carpenters Strike Shifts North Shore Labor Scene
Salem carpenters walk out over wage demands as unions extend the action to Beverly Peabody Danvers Marblehead and Manchester. Some shops granted increases last week while others remain on strike awaiting master approval. Union leaders pledge readiness to recruit non union workers to sustain repairs in the North Shore area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Beverly
Peabody
Danvers
Marblehead
Manchester
North Shore
James W. Balcomb
the Post
Post
Charles W. Dawson
North Shore Council
Boston
Glass Workers’ Union Organized in City
More than 100 men signed the charter list of the flat glass workers of this city and vicinity, which organized a union yesterday. The organization voted to affiliate with the A. F. of L., and elected delegates to the Central Labor Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. of L
Central Labor Union
Pugilist Flaherty Becomes Dracut Policeman
DracutApril 5 Martin Flaherty the pugilist made his first appearance as a police officer in the police court Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flaherty
Dracut
Vanderbilt horse Bright takes second in Prix de la Seine
In Paris at Longchamp Bright ridden by Nash Turner finished second in the Prix de la Seine race. American jockey Turner delivered a strong ride but the horse could not overtake the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
W. IX. Vanderbilt
Bright
Nash Turner
Longchamps
Colonels Shut Out by Collins in Cold Louisville Day
Boston defeated Louisville 6 to 0 as Coons pitched five innings and McGill was hit hard. Ferris sprained his ankle on a failed steal, ending his game. Gleason to replace him at second as Collins improves late with hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Boston
Tebeau
Coons
Collins
McGill
Bostons
Ferris
Young Gleason
Dougherty
C. F
Ener Nwee
Stahl
Freeman
Parent
Lachance
Sees Eereesrere
O Ferris
Gleason
Farrell
Hughes
P Seereee
Ears
Gibson
Kerwin
C Feeeeeersere
Odwell
Sullivan
O Schreiver
Clymer
Martin
Childs
Hoffman
Eereee
Oo White
Gib Hughes
Roy Hughes
Buckley
Baseball Game Arrangements Sought by Local Clubs
Notices invite amateur and semi pro teams to arrange away or home games for June through August, listing numerous teams from Lynn Lynn A. C. to Bigelows of South Boston, with dates mainly April 20 and other days, plus travel and expense terms and contact addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Sporting News
Lynn A. C
Newhall
Congress Street
Lynn
Lincolns
Boston
H. Kerver
East Seventh Street
Union Bay and Paper Company A. A
Thioritip
Tovey
A. BE. Dane
P. O. Box
Watertown
Flesman Bros
Dewey, Gould & Co
John Murphy
Eiesman Bros
Victore
Charlestown
Frank McDonough
SA Prospect Street
Blake's Pump Works
Cambridge
Peter Murphy
Water Street
East Cambridge
Acorns
Jamaica Plain
Boylstons
Albemarles
Charles T. Gallagher
Keyes Street
Jamanten Plain
Trentons
South End
S. Kaufman
Laconia Street
Maassasolts
Auburns
M. Walsh
Gloucester Place
St. Catherines
Playfairs
E. Hales
J. McCartney
Bunker Hill Street
South Boston
William Cragen
Sixth Street
Harrisons
John Uanway
Harrison Street
Somerville
Metropolitan A. A
C. L. Dawes
Ashland Street
Dorchester
Charles F. McCarthy
Boston Street
Bigelows
Aberdeens
William Doyle
EK Street
Lowell A. C
Franklin Park
A. Bieg
Cable Street
Jamatea Plain
Season opener looms as teams prepare in city grounds
In two weeks the season starts at both local grounds. Managers Hanlon and Clarke discuss captaincy and training methods. New Dodgers outfielder Householder shows hitting promise while Pittsburg upgrades their grounds. Reds add Harry Woods as a rookie outfielder while Mike Donlin plans to promote his brother John next season. Corcoran notes rising salaries and tobacco use amid a busy baseball scene and Wright & Ditson offer a full uniform for 1.50.
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Hanlon
Superbas
Fred Clarke
Brooklyn
Householder
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Harry Woods
Reds
Harry Wood
Cincinnati
Kelley
Donlin
Seymour
Mike Donlin
John
Mike
Tom Corcoran
Two New and Promising Jockeys
New York April 6 reports two new jockeys Hicks and Haack as rising talents for Perry Belmont and the Goughacre stables. Both riders are new to the saddle but show evident skill and potential on race tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hicks
Haack
Perry Belmont
Goughacre
Harvard Stadium Expansion Plans Rise Higher and Wider
Professor Hollis and Professor Johnson test the new Soldiers Field structure to gauge height and angle. A single tier adds about two feet over the old grand stand with 56 rows, signaling a deeper and steeper stadium. Hollis hopes to have the project ready to begin soon and completed next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Johnson
Boxing Gossip Sparks Reopening of Local Club
The Health and Physical Culture Club restarts with a top boxing card led by Jimmy Briggs versus Kid Goodman. Other preliminaries feature Adams vs Kelly, Hessell vs Collins, Sidney vs Farrell, plus Maverick Athletic Club events headlined by George Gardner against Peter Maher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Briggs
Kid Goodman
Culture Club
Rank Adams
Young Kelly
Kid Hessell
Jimmy Collins
Young Sidney
Billy Farrou
Maverick Athletic Club
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
George Gardner
Peter Maher
Jardner
Mike Deveney
Highland Lake
Sarsfield A. C
Billy Ryan
Bryson
Briggs
Essex A. Gin
Waltham
Briggs Bryson
Mart Briggs
McGahan
Essex
Freddie
Napa
Goulette
Chelsea A. C
Jack Carrig
Woburn
Carrig
Remaik Idle Jong
Jimmy Handler
Sussex A. C
Young Chisholm
Chelsea
Tony Moran
Charlestown
Kid Tirrell
Boston
Young Brooks
Lawrence
Fred Vanich
Canada
Tim Harrington
South Boston
Roanoke Social and Athletic Club
P. J. Kielty
North Russell Street Street
Lenox A. C
Harry Snelling
Jack Dwyer
Billy Griffin
Mike St. Lawrence
Ike MccLean
Young Jeffries
Hughey Murphy
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Lfe
Cambridgeport
O'Brien
Joe Walcott
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Team Drivers Endorse Wagon Workers Support
The Team Drivers Union voted to assist local carriage workers and endorsed their demands at a Brodbine Halls meeting. New union buttons were handed out, with over 3500 members present and 3188 receiving buttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodbine Halls
Light Battery A Rough Riding and Driving Exhibition Tonight
Light Battery A Park Riding School hosts its annual rough riding and driving exhibition this evening featuring saddle drill potato race rough riding polo and drivers drill. The rough riding squad includes Sergeants Blake and Sherburne Jr Corporals Wolcott and Rogers and a roster of privates. The drivers drill participants include Hovey Snelling Mason Bigelow Lemon and Charles Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Blake
J. H. Sherburne
S. H. Wolcott
G. Rogers
IE. W. Adams
W. A. Carl
I. Chamberlain
R. H. Gardiner, Jr
KK. Hutchins
J. A. Higbee
S. H. Noyes
T. Sanders
C. H. Schweppe
E. B. Stanwood
R. Weld
N. Wigglesworth
A. Willis
C. Hovey
H. Snelling
H. W. Mason
C. W. Bigelow
Kk. P. Lemon
Charles Jackson
Canada Cup Race Sets $20,000 Stakes in Toronto
The Rochester Yacht Club challenger bounds for the Canada Cup to face the Royal Canadian Yacht Club defender off Toronto in August with prize money of at least $20,000. The defender was shipped from Canada to the UK and back, then returned for assembly and tuning at Oakville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Rochester Yacht Club
Royal Canadian Yacht Club of Toronto
Canada
Oakville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Lipton
Reliance
Bristol
Shamrock Iil
Reliance Solid Line
Reliance and
Samrock III
Barry, Blackburne
U.S G
White
NEW Century League
Greater
Boston League
Mercantile League
Marketmen’s League
F. Barry
Towne
Engineers
H. A. Beeler
A. P. Creelman
A. D. King
E. A. Haskell
F. A. de Peyster
P. W. Danforth
Rogers
Auditors
Ny Hieied
Casagrunda
Hull
P. B. Are
Essex Carpenters
Glass Workers’ Union Organized
Vanderbilt
Ferris Hart
State House
Fred Green
Robert K. M’kirdy
W.lhiace
Professor Hollis
Indorse
OLD
Kirk & Co
York
Kentucky
H. B. Kirk & Co
J. A. Williams & CO
Hanover Street
Mass
B. B. Emery
Marsh Motor
Columbus Ave
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