Prices Steady as Copper Outlook Lifts Market
Wall Street activities show breadth with gains in copper stocks as copper demand tightens. United States Steel reports strong quarterly earnings and rising on hand orders. Amalgamated, Mohawk and Shannon advance while some favorites retreat. Osceola and Osceola Consolidated mine operations scale daily tonnage as market sentiment turns cautiously optimistic.
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Sharp rally in Chicago cash wheat markets
In Chicago on April 6 cash wheat was scarce with No 1 Northern selling at a cent over May price, the strongest premium yet this season. July futures rose over Monday, corn and oats gained slightly while provisions fell 7 to 20 cents, signaling a broad market rally.
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McCarthy Wins City League Match Sets New Pin Record
McCarthy tops Hub by one pin in a 2 of 3 game victory totaling 1478 to 1450. Sullivan leads McCarthy with 331 while Fitzgerald adds 311. Hub's Gill posts 314 and Williams 316. Other outcomes include Somerset over Dartmouth and City Hall over Boylston.
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Mangus Clinches Newton League Title With Two Wins
Mangus clinches the Newton league by taking two of three from Allston Golf in last evening's series. Allston tied the first game and posted a 495 rolloff in the third, finishing with 1351 as a team, 66 ahead of Mangus. Riverdale Casino swept North Gate, and Hunnewell won two of three from Newton Pent. Ashley of Allston Golf rolled 296 for the high total.
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Medford Mystic Valley game postponed
In Medford on April 6 the Mystic Valley series match between Old Belfry and Medford was postponed.
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Kelly Beaten At Lowell In Ten Round Fight
Kenney of Lowell defeats Young Kelly of Boston after ten hard rounds at River View Athletic Club. Kelly, who beat Johnny Burdick previously, endures a brutal contest before referee Joseph Costello awards the decision amid local approval. Preliminaries see Kid Brady of Lowell beat Eddie Harvey of Lawrence and a Murphy versus McLean bout decided on a foul.
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Ruhlin Beats Jeffords in Six-Round Philadelphia Fight
Gus Ruhlin defeated Jim Jeffords in a six-round bout at the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia. The match was described as tame, with Ruhlin holding the edge throughout.
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Travis wins golf medal at United North and South
Walter J. Travis the amateur champion captured the gold medal for best gross score in the qualification round at Pinehurst North Carolina with a 78. Sterling Beckwith of Cleveland and T. G. Stevenson of Brookline Country Club trailed two strokes back.
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Harvard Team Prepares For Vermont And Trinity Games
Harvard basketball players work hard in practice ahead of upcoming games against Vermont next Saturday and Trinity the following Monday. Limited outdoor practice and poor diamonds worry coaches about the fixtures.
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Crane Playing Fast Tennis Heads to Title Test
In New York on April 6 the national court tennis championship narrows to Joshua Crane Jr of Boston and C S Sands of New York for the finals. Semifinals see Crane and Austen Potter meet rivals as Crane uses service and forehand volleying to dominate, maintaining his edge.
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Roxbury High School Defeats Alumni at Franklin Field
Roxbury High School defeated the Alumni team 8 to 7 at Franklin Field Dorchester yesterday afternoon. The schoolboys overturned a large early lead by netting six runs in the ninth inning.
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Boston Theatre to Present New Opera Program Next Sunday
Hall announces a strong Boston Theatre program for Sunday evening with selections and operatic numbers including Parsifal as a highlight. Cre ature draws large advance sales and the Sunday night concerts will continue with surprising novelties promised.
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