Braves Beat Red Doom's Quakers in Opener Curtain Raiser
Johnny Kling and the Walpole street group impressed with hard hitting as Spratt Miller Houser Campbell and Kling powered a Boston win over Red Doom’s Quakers. Perdue pitched well and Devlin's Braves addition could bolster the infield as Arthur Devlin returns to old times. Dorchester High and Boston College High opened baseball with BC High prevailing 2 to 66 in a rain delayed finish at Dunbar avenue.
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Johnny Kiing
Braves
Red Doom
Quakers
Walpole Street
Spratt
Miller
Houser
Campbell
Johnny Kling
Arthur Devlin
Devlin
Bridwell
Frank Greer
Boston
Dorchester High
Boston College High
Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Kilroy
Olympic Marathon eligibility decision discussed
Answers to queries note no official ruling on De Mar’s eligibility for the Olympic Marathon in Sweden. Local Olympic committee opinion favors De Mar competing in Stockholm and not needing to run the coming B A A Marathon.
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de Mar
Sweden
Stockholm
al Bannart
Herald Building
Gossip for Motorists Prominent auto news and moves in 1932
The column surveys Glidden tour host city speculation with Boston noted as passive. It lists Marmon 32 cars training for the Indianapolis sweep and mentions Michelin new detachable clincher tires, Packard sales rep C E Morton to the Southern States, George W Houk securing Royal Standard rights, Henderson Motor Sales prep for a gasoline pleasure car, and Chester S Ricker as Horseless Age editor and VP.
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Boston
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis
Michelin Tire Company
Packard Motor Car Company
C. E. Morton
George W. Houk
R. P. Henderson
Henderson Motor Sales Company
Henderson
Chester S. Ricker
Horseless Age
Vice-Press
Fifty Loving Cups Awarded at Retail Furniture League Banquet
At the fifth annual Retail Furniture Dealers Bowling league banquet in the American House, 200 attendees enjoyed a vaudeville close after Victor A. Heath acted as toastmaster. Shawmut Furniture Company won the large first prize cup. other cups honored John A. Dunn, Frank Ferdinand, C. E. Osgood, and Atkinson Furniture teams. William Holmes earned high individual average. John H. Cushing received a special cup for the Osgood team. Heath got a special cup for five years of league service.
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Retail Furniture Dealers
a_ vaudeville
Victor A. Heath
Ferdinand Furniture Company
Shawmut Furniture Company
John A. Dunn Company
Frank Ferdinand Company
C. E. Osgood Company
Atkinson
Indiana SAE member named designer for new company
An Indiana branch officer of the Society of Automobile Engineers is appointed as the designer and mechanical engineer for the newly formed company. The appointment highlights the branch's influence in local automotive innovation and leadership.
McCarthy Fined for Illegal Boxing Exhibitions
Joseph McCarthy of South Boston and former treasurer of the American Athletic Club of the West End was fined $15 by Judge Sullivan in Police Court for giving public boxing exhibitions in violation of the law. Four additional counts were placed on file.
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Joseph McCarthy
South Boston
American Athletic Club
West End
Sullivan
McCarthy
National Games Spotlight Today
Philadelphia faces Boston while New York meets Brooklyn and Pittsburgh challenges St. Louis. Chicago travels to Cincinnati in a full day of basketball action across major cities.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Charity horse show draws Brookline and Boston society
A large crowd attended the Brookline Riding School charity horse show for Hillside School. Over 100 thoroughbreds competed in 10 classes with Mrs. Maurice M. Dimond winning six ribbons. Winners included Edwin S. Webster and Miss Eleanor Quincy with multiple blue and red ribbons. Mrs Larz Anderson and Dr P J Cronin also taking top prizes. The jumping class thrilled the audience with Miss Evelyn Thayer on Norfolk and Mr Harry Graham on Skinny Boy capturing blue and second places respectively. Ribbons and silver cups were donated by local benefactors.
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Society
Brookline Riding School
Hillside School
Brookline
Boston Society
Maurice M. Dimond
Edwin S. Webster
Eleanor Quincy
Larz Anderson
M. McNamara
Alice Thorndike
P. J. Cronin
Charm
McLaughlin
Walcott
McNamara
M. Morice Dimond
Boston
Flash
Dr. Cronin
Danby
Elenor Quincy
Evelyn Thayer
Norfolk
Harry Graham
Diamond
Jane Peters
Puck
Jimmie
Helen and
Esther Foss
Elizabeth Bigelow
Dorothy Forbes
M. Ratcheski
Richard Saltonstall
Rey Mann
Arthur Mann
Hugh Bancroft
Freeman O. Emerson
Yachting Editor Ned Brandt Dead at74 in New York
Edward M. Brandt longtime New York Herald yachting editor died of heart disease in New York. He chronicled the sport from its 1871 America's Cup era onward and covered major boxing bouts in his early Herald years.
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Ned” Brandt
New York
Edward M. Brandt
New York Herald
New York Yacht Club
the Herald
Gibbons Beats Smith In 19 Round NY Fight
Mike Gibbons of St Paul defeated Jeff Smith of Bayonne in a 19 round bout at the National Sporting Club. Smith carried the better rounds in the second, fifth and sixth, but Gibbons outpointed and outfought him overall. Gibbons used a strong straight left, opening with a sharp blow that sent Smith to the ropes. Weigh-ins listed 148 pounds, ringside weights 152 for Gibbons and 151 for Smith.
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New York
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Jeff Smith
Bayonne
N. J
National Sporting Club
Gibbons
Smith
Boxer Dies After Skull Fracture Bout in New York
John Goldberg, 21, died at Flower Hospital after a bout at Sharkey Athletic Club with a Chicago opponent who remains unnamed. Police seek the other fighter to determine a possible cause of death and identify the assailant.
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New York
John Goldberg
Chicago
Sharkey Athletic Club
Flower Hospital
Goldberg
Tod Jones Sold to Buffalo Club from St Joseph
Tod Jones, first baseman, sold by St Joseph owner John Holland to the Buffalo club of the International league. Jones is to report to Buffalo at once after being turned back by the Chicago American club this spring.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Tod Jones
St. Joseph
John Holland
Buffalo Club
Buffalo
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Westinghouse
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Charley Dooin
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Furniture League
M’carthy
John Miller & CO
Park Square
Order of Us
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Jordan Marsh Company
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