Market Summary of New York and Boston Trading
Report shows total sales in New York 106 200 shares and Boston 10 378 for the day. Highlights include Lackawanna Steel up from 4 to 48 in New York and Calumet & Hecla up 5 to 488 in Boston.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Inspiration
Lackawanna Steel
Westinghouse Pref
Calumet & Hecla
N. E. Tel. & Tel
Call Money
Time Money
Bos & Albany
Bos Elevated
Bos & Prov
Fitchburg
Rutland
Union Pacific
West End
Adventure Vo
Arizona
Atlantic
Cal & Arizona
Cal & Hecla
BOS
Franklin Mig
Granby
Canana
Kate
Greene
la Salle
Nevada Erteweee
Nipissing
North Butte
Old Dominion
Parrot Seewnewee
St Mary’s
Shannon
U&smelting
Utah
Consol
Utal Cop Co
Victoria Eeenree
Wolverine
Mackay
Miergenthaler
Pullman Co
Reece
Hole
Torrington
United Fruit
Algomah
Amalgamated
Agen
Butte Bailak
East Butte
Giroux
Helvetia
Indiana
Market Dull as NYSE Declares Good Friday Holiday
Trading was lifeless with only nominal price changes and total volume around 106000 shares, the smallest of the year. Traders noted a slight upside drift while the market paused ahead of the NYSE vote to observe Good Friday and Saturday as holidays.
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New York Stock Exchange
Rockefellers
Missouri Pacific
Broadway
American Telephone and Inspiration
Calumet & Hecla
United Fruit
Railroad stock allotment and Missouri Pacific leadership note
The Pennsylvania Railroad directors authorize a 10 percent stock allotment with holders of record May 6 eligible to subscribe at par in proportion to their holdings. Payment schedules set at 0 percent May 31 and 50 percent August 31. A Missouri Pacific executive committee meeting next week will elect B. F. Bush president.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Executive Committee
The
Missouri Pacific
B. F. Bush
Boston Curb Market Sluggish Trade with Modest Gains
Trading on the local curb exchange yesterday was dull as Amalgamated Nevada and United Verde Extension showed little movement. Amalgamated Nevada held at about 16 cents, United Verde traded 2 to 21 4, and Dobie rose fractionally to 85 16, with fluctuations detailed here.
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Amalgamated Nevada
United Verde Extension
Dobie
United Verde
Bond Market Notes Move in New England Finance
Athol Massachusetts grants a temporary loan of 59000 to Lor ing Tolman and Tupper at 0.33 percent discount maturing October 5. Maine Central Railroad sells 1500000 one year 4 percent notes to F S Moseley and Co dated April 1 1914 to retire 1500000 5 percent four year notes maturing June 1.
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Athol
Mass
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Maine Central Railroad Company
F. S. Moseley & Co
Auction sales highlight mill and realty listings yesterday
Francis Henshaw and R. L. Day auctioned mill stocks and real estate with figures showing price advances and declines. Mills including Androscoggin, Tremont, Suffolk, Lancaster, and Lovett Cotton Mills appeared alongside transportation and bank interests such as Boston Real Estate Trust and Nashua & Lowell Railroad.
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Francis Henshaw
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Lancaster Mills
L-Dwight
Boston Real Estate Trust
R. L. Day
Pranklin
Lovett Cotton Mills
Boston & Albany
Nashua & Lowell
Concord & Mont
Fifty Associates
Sam Anderson Too Strong for Gotz in Columbia Match
Sam Anderson, the local middleweight, defeated Peter Gotz, English welterweight champion, in straight falls at the Columbia last night. The fast inside wrestling featured half Nelson and armitock holds, finishing in 15 and 12 minutes, with Anderson displaying his old-time cunning and crowd-pleasing tricks. Lottie Oliver, the woman champion, also defeated Emily Little of Waltham in 12 minutes, as next week’s card pits George Burghardt against Hjalmar Lundin.
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Sam Anderson
Peter Gotz
Columbia
Giant Swine
half-Nélson
Armitock
Anderson
Lottie Oliver
the Columbia
Emily Little
Waltham
George Burghardt
Hjalmar Lundin
Boston College Opens Baseball Season with 11-5 Win
Boston College defeated Boston University 11 to 5 at the Massachusetts Avenue grounds. BC slammed 12 hits and led from the start to finish in the season opener.
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Boston College
Boston University
Massachusetts Avenue Grounds
Georgetown Edges Baltimore In Eastern League Action
Georgetown University defeated Baltimore by 8 to 4 in a Baltimore Eastern League game played today.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Eastern
Delmont Edges Attell In Tight Bantam Bout
Al Delmont earned the decision over Monte Attell of California in a 12 round clash at the Armory A. A. The bout was fast and rugged with Delmont gaining the lead in rounds one to three and six. Delmont closed strong in rounds 10 through 12 to clinch the win.
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al Delmont
Monte Attell
California
Armory A. A
Attell
Delmont
Monte
Mickey McIntyre
Nova Scotia
Jack Dorman
New York
Dorman
McIntyre
Eddie Carr
South Boston
Jack Ladbury
England
Mike Conroy
Frankie Moloney
West End
Oys
Freddie Welsh dominates Pat Moore in 10 round bout
Freddie Welsh the English lightweight outpointed and outfought Pat Moore of Philadelphia over ten rounds before the National Sporting Club of America in New York on April 12.
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New York
Freddie Welsh
Pat Moore
Philadelphia
National Sporting Club of America
Classy Takes Blue Ribbon at New England Kennel Club Show
At Mechanics Building Me, Classy owned by Mrs. S. B. Hastings of Wayland won the Boston terrier bitches class and was named winner over Jolly Widow owned by D. D. Brayton. Wampagne Little Mose led Boston terrier dogs, while Dork Mowgli claimed reserve, with other bostons like Wampagne Queen of Hearts and Bartlett Boy also winning blues. English setters topped entries as Champion Meadowview Blue Prince and Blue Boy claimed wins, Yarrow Girl led all bitches. Fox terrier Gradmira and Middlesex Pride showed strong, but Gradmira won bitches while Irish terrier Marksman drew attention for dominance of the breed. Sabine Rarebit edged Warren District fox terriers, and Douglas Robinson’s wolfhounds also collected blues.
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Boston Terriers
New England Kennel Club
Mechanics’ Building
Jolly Widow
D. D. Brayton
Fall River
Classy
Wampagne Little Mose
Louis Budginsky
Boston
A. Henry Higginson
Frothingham
Higginson
Middlesex Pride
Higginsons
J. L. Thorndike
Thorndike
New York
America
Warren District
Rutherford Kennels
Sabine Rarebit
Sabine Kennels
Orange
Texas
Douglas Robinson
Wolfhounds
Brookline High Wins Swatfest in Season Opener
The Brookline High School baseball team opened its season by defeating Roxbury Latin 16 to 2. A record 18 Brookline players appeared, with Walker hitting two home runs and five players connecting for extra bases. Roxbury Latin struggled on offense, not reaching third base until the eighth inning and finishing with two hits and two runs.
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Brookline High School
Roxbury Latin
Brookliine
Carroll
Paine
Kennealy
Littlefield
Roxbury
Walker
Kelley
McGuire
Anderson
Brookline Boys
Yale Baseball Opens Southern Trip After Easter recess
Yale University baseball team closes Easter recess and travels to the South. The opening game will be Friday against the Norfolk League team in the first stop of the tour.
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New Haven
Yale
Yale University
Reulbach Opens 1911 Baseball Season At Park
Eighteen thousand fans filled the West Side ball park as the 1911 baseball season began. The venue gleamed with bunting and a brass band greeted early arrivals.
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National
Chicago
Ill
West Side Ball Park
Cardinals and Cubs Tie as Robison Memorial Game Ends In 11 Innings
The St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs battled to a 3 3 tie in 11 innings with Cramp like defending. Big Ed Reulbach started erratically for Chicago, then Weaver faltered before settling in and limiting the Cubs to four subsequent hits. Schulte homered for the Cubs in the seventh to pull within one, while Chance tied the game in the eighth after reaching on a fumble and scoring on Tinker’s triple.
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St. Louis
Stanley Robison
Weaver
Cubs
Schhulte
Chance
Tinker
Chicago AB R. BH. TB
PO. A
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Pissaulateee
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Owen
Zimmerman
Reulbach
Beer
da Cane
Dons
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A Huggins
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Evans
Bresnahan
Oakes
Hanser
Sallee
Chicago
Kling
Ellis
Schulte
Kling. Schulte
Evers
St. Tous
Ligler and Binneran
Opening baseball in New York as Giants fall to Philadelphia
The opening National League game in New York ended 2 to 0 in nine innings after eight scoreless frames. A crowd of 30,000-plus at the Polo Grounds plus spectators on Coogan's Bluff watched the Phillies win with a two run ninth. Ames allowed nine, Moore four. Dooin and Lobert connected on a two base hit sequence. Mayor Gaynor tossed the opening ball.
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Philadelphia
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Polo Grounds
Coogan’s
Gaynor
Devlin
Luderus
Bridwell
Knabe
Lobert
Dooin
Devore
Magee
Ames
Moore
Johnstone
Eason
Graham's Clout Wins Salary Raise for Two Base Hit
A three hundred dollar bonus for a two base hit by Peaches Graham helped Boston win the game yesterday. The salary raise cost the team that much, but Boston officials deem it worth the price for the victory.
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Peaches Graham
Boston
Harvard Wins at Football in Yale Field Thriller
Harvard defeated Yale 3 to 1 on Yale Field as the Crimson rallied after a slow start. Yale led 1-0 at halftime with the wind advantage, but Harvard struck back in the second half, tying the game and scoring twice in five minutes before adding a final goal.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale Field
Crimson
Canadians Arrive as Marathon Hopefuls from Toronto
Three Irish Canadian athletes James Corkery Gordy Begley and Eugene McCormick from Toronto expected to arrive today with Athol Gow club secretary to oversee their stay and race Corkery last year’s third place finisher is favored to win McCormick seen as second choice after strong showings in Ward Marathon and Hamilton Herald race last year
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Toronto
Canada
James J. Corkery
Gordy Begley
Eugene McCormick
Athol Gow
Corkery
McCormick
Ward
Hamilton Herald
Jimmy George
Heps Beat Brooklyn In Opening Game
Heps win opener against Brooklyn in dramatic fashion as Peaches Graham delivers a late homer driving in Sweeney from third for the winning run. Tenney, Bergen, and Graham spark a decisive eighth inning with crucial plays and contrasting fates for fielding miscues.
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HEPS
Brooklyn
Pirates bash Reds in 14 to 0 season opener
Cincinnati crowd of about 20 000 watches Pirates batter Reds. Art Fromme starts, replaced by Jess Tannehill in the fifth after giving up 10 hits and seven runs. Reds misplay defensively as Adams limits them to four hits. Final score 14 to 0 in Pittsburgh.
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Ohio
Pirates
Reds
Art Fromme
Jess Tannehill
Adams
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