Prices Keeping High in Boston and New York Markets
Wall Street reported broad activity with heavy professional trading and outside interest. United States Steel and copper stocks dominated, buoyed by strong quarterly steel results and rising copper demand, while grain and cotton weakness aided.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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Noo Consolidated Gas
Latoon Distillers Securities
General Electric
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Sharp rally in wheat pits boosts Chicago prices
Chicago April 6 cash wheat scarce with No 1 Northern selling 4 cents over May, a premium unseen this season. July futures close up over Monday, market strong at the close. Corn and oats up a shade, provisions down 7 percent.
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Northern
McCarthy-Hub Match Sets City League Record
McCarthy wins two of three in city league bowling rolling 1478 to beat the mark by one pin. High single 618 by McCarthy’s Fitzgerald 811, Sullivan 331 led McCarthy. Other results: Somerset over Dartmouth, City Hall over Boylston, Murray & Irwin over Carruth, St. James over Jefferson, Mt. Pleasant over Old Colony.
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Mahoney
Boles
DO Crosby
Mt Pleasant
MT Pleas
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Boutin Wee
Bowker
Kelly Beaten at Lowell in Ten-Round Bout
April 6 Lowell. Kenney a Lowell fighter defeats Boston’s Young Kelly in ten hard rounds before River View Athletic Club. Kenney dominates from start. Kelly bows after a punishing pace. Referee Joseph Costello awards the decision to Kenney amid crowd approval. Preliminary bouts feature Kid Brady defeating Eddie Harvey. Frank Murphy versus Jimmy McLean ends with Murphy favored on a foul.
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Young Kenney
Young Kelly
Boston
River View Athletic
Kelly
Johnny Burdick
Young Corbett
Joseph Costello
Kenney
Kid Brady
Eddie Harvey
Lawrence
Frank Murphy
Jimmy McLean
Ruhlin Tops Jeffords in Six-Round Philadelphia Bout
In Philadelphia at the National Athletic Club Gus Ruhlin defeated Jim Jeffords in a tame six-round fight. Ruhlin had the edge throughout the match and secured the win in a cautious performance.
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Philadelphia
Gus Ruhlin
Jim Jeffords
National Athletic Club
Travis Wins Golf Medal At Pinehurst
Walter J. Travis, the defending amateur champion, led the United North and South championship qualifying at Pinehurst with a 78 to win the gold medal for best gross score. Sterling Beckwith of Cleveland and T. G. Stevenson of Brookline Country Club trailed by two strokes.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Walter J. Travis
Sterling Beckwith
Cleveland
T. G. Stevenson
Brookline Country Club
Massachusetts
Harvard Boy Team Prepares For Vermont and Trinity Games
Harvard’s ball tossers put in strenuous practice ahead of the Vermont game next Saturday and the Trinity game the following Monday. Indoor limits and poor fields hinder outdoor drills, prompting coaches to fear the upcoming contests.
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Harvard
Vermont
Trinity
Crane Playing Fast Tennis in National Championship
New York April 6. The national court tennis championship narrows to Joshua Crane Jr of Boston and C B Sands of New York. Both are top players and must face minor opponents in the semi finals. Crane and Austen Potter played today with Crane maintaining superiority through service and forehand volleying.
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New York
Joshua Crane, Jr
Boston
Sands
Austen Potter
Crane
Roxbury High School Defeats Alumni at Franklin Field
Roxbury High School defeated the Alumni team at Franklin Field Dorchester yesterday afternoon to score seven. The alumni built a strong lead through eight innings before the schoolboys rallied in the ninth inning with six runs. Batteries Magee Packard O Neill Sharp Ewing Asbury Marshall Mack. Umpires Foley and Marshall.
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Franklin Field
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Magee
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O'Neil
Sharp
Ewing
Asbury
Marshall
Mack
Foley
Boston Theatres Tonight Announces Rare Opera Program
Hall announces next Sunday evening Boston programme of selections for patrons. It includes operatic numbers such as the prelude and second scene from act one of Parsifal. Creature draws advance Boston sales, and Sunday concerts will continue with a strong bill and surprises promised.
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Stair and
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London
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