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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1918

Page

12

Market Advances on Hopes of Better News From War Fronts

The market rose strongly amid reports of improved general business especially in steel and coal and eased call money to 3 percent. Distillers led activity with about 50,000 shares traded, while United States Steel rose to 91 1/2 and copper names showed quiet strength. Cotton fell sharply with May options dropping to 1.70 cents, and annual meeting remarks by Gary hinted that government price supports would sustain large profits and dividends. Porphyry miners Utah Copper Chino and Ray Consolidated posted higher March outputs, with Nevada Consolidated showing a dip.

Distillers Liberty Baldwin Locomotive Central Leather Mexican Petroleum Texas Oil United States Steel Common Anaconda Reading United States Liverpool New York United States Steel Corporation Gary Utah Copper Chino and Ray Consolidated Nevada Consolidated Utah Chino Ray Nevada

Just-right cigar guards against life’s trou bles

A witty ad copy notes that America’s worst foe is internal worry, not foreign enemies. It extols the solace of a just-right cigar and promotes a box of fragrant C.C. As as protection against this nuisance.

America

Yankees Win Opener in Washington Baseball Opener

New York Americans defeated Washington 6 to 3 to start the American League season. Johnson struggled against Frank Baker who drove in three runs. Wilson absent. Brownlow stood in as ceremony included flag raising and a Liberty Loan speech.

Washington New York Americans Walter Johnson Frank Baker Wilson Louis Brownlow Liberty Loan Caproni New York Mogridge Russell

Sunday Ball Bill Signed and Anti-Tipping Law Passed

Governor McCall signs the Sunday baseball measure allowing military and naval service teams to play Sunday games with free admission. He also allows the anti tipping bill to become law without his signature, prohibiting hotel checkroom tips to proprietors while permitting workers to accept them. Major Henry Lee Higginson linked to the base measure.

McCall Henry Lee Higginson

Chelsea Y M C A Five Mile Road Race Friday

The Chelsea Y M C A will hold a five mile road race Friday starting from the Chelsea Y M C A at 10 30 a m. Prizes include silver cups for the first three finishers and silver and bronze medals for the fourth to sixth places. Entry blanks cost six cents and are available at Y M C A buildings around Greater Boston. Entries close tonight.

Chelsea Y. M. C. A Greater Boston

Armory Reopens in Arena Tonight Boxing Card

Armory returns to the Boston Arena with a 12 round main event featuring Dan Flynn versus Kid Norfolk. Semi finals include Young Blades vs Pete Hartley and Mike Castle vs Joe Rose. Mel Coogan controversy over a Brockton bout tied to referee error. club postpones boxing until fall.

Dundee Britt Dan Flynn Kid Norfolk Panama Flynn Aome Norfolk Miske Robinson Daniel Porkoreno Young Blades of Woonsocket Pete Hartley New York Mel Coogan Bob Bowden Coogan Mike Castle Lawrence Joe Rose Young Sharkey Harry Kid Young Mel Walter Butler Brockton Butler Newport Walter Charles Bradbury

Waterfront Calendar and Navy War Time Notes

The report notes April moons and planets with ship landings down to three vessels at South Boston pier, unusual for a Monday. It lists wholesale prices for haddock cod and halibut, cotton cargo aboard a seized Dutch steamship from Brunswick, 800 bales for New England mills, and a sugar arrival of 9,920,000 pounds from West Indies ships to Boston. It ends with an appeal to buy Liberty bonds to support Uncle Sam’s war effort.

South Boston Haddock Haddock, T Cod M.cod W. TH. Moody Commonwealth Mystic Wharf Brunswick New England West Indies Boston Uncle Sam

Sendoff Tonight for Gardner the Boxing Star

Jimmy Gardner of the Lowell boxing family, now living in the city, will receive a sendoff at the Lan caster Club tonight before departing south to serve as boxing instructor at Camp Jackson. He will begin as a second lieutenant and is expected to be joined by many friends, with Paddy Minnehan directing. Gardner, once among the best middleweights, trained and taught boxing after retiring about two years ago.

Jimmy Gardner Gardner Brothers Lowell Lancaster Club Paddy Minnehan Gardner Camp Jackson

Wilson Wins From Houck In Charlestown Bout

Johnnie Wilson reversed a prior decision to win the feature bout at the Douglas A. C. over Leo Houck of Lancaster, Penn. Robbie Dyson beat Kid Lee in a full-length match, with Walter Bartlett defeating Henry LeBoeuf and Eddie Flynn drawing with Sam Sempers. All bouts went the distance.</s>

Johnnie Wilson Leo Houck Lancaster Penn Charlestown Douglas A. C Robbie Dyson New Bedford Kid Lee Chelsea Walter Bartlett Henry LeBoeuf Eddie Flynn Sam Sempers

School crews out on Charles River season opens

School crews gathered at the B. A. A. boathouse on the Charles River for the first practice of the season led by Coach Pat Manning. English High, High School of Commerce, Brookline High and Rindge Tech practiced yesterday and will row again tomorrow. Boston Latin, Cambridge Latin, Boston College High and Huntington join today for morning sessions.

Pat Manning B. A. A. Boathouse The Charles English High High School of Commerce Brookline High Rindge Tech Boston Latin Cambridge Latin Boston College High Huntington

Hard Race Ahead for Jimmy Henigan

The Jamaica Plain 10 mile road race on April 19 will start at 10 a.m. from Bickford and Centre streets. Jimmy Henigan, the New England cross country champion, faces strong opposition as rivals train hard to upset the crack 10 miler.

Jamaica Plain Bickford Centre Streets Jimmy Henigan New England Henigan

Cubs Use $100000 for Liberty Loan Bonds

Chicago National League Club subscribes to $100,000 of third Liberty Loan bonds the unexpended portion of $250,000 approved by stockholders last year to buy new players and strengthen the team.

Chicago Cubs Chicago Chicago Naational League

Jersey City Club Eyes Johnny F Pivers Move

Jersey City Club president Dave Driscoll said he would meet Johnny FPivers in Troy at noon tomorrow to discuss joining the club with Evers, exploring a possible transfer in the International league.

New York Dave Driscoll Jersey City International League Johnny Fpivers Troy Evers

Rindge Tech shuts out Boston English 8 to 0

Rindge Tech defeated Boston English 8 to 0 yesterday afternoon. English High used many players but could not score as Rindge Tech secured the win in the season’s rematch.

Boston English Trigh Rindge Tech

Arlmont Golf Club Opens Season With Handicap Medal

The Arlmont Golf Club of Arlington Heights will open its season on Patriots' Day with an 18 hole handicap medal event over the club links.

Arlmont Golf Club Arlington Heights

Cambridge Latin and Boston English Play Friday Morning

Cambridge Latin School and Boston English High School will meet at Russell Field in Cambridge on Friday morning per yesterday’s announcement. Also urged, every Liberty Loan subscription is an investment in future security and a bond purchase is encouraged.

Cambridge Latin Boston English High Russell Field Campridge

Opening of Trout Season Draws Boston Anglers

Amateurs from Greater Boston pause from Liberty Loan duties to fish as the trout season opens. Officials note streams within about 40 to 85 miles are largely clear of snow and ice, allowing wading. Stocks have been placed statewide, but conditions await deputy reports.

Greater Boston Liberty Loan Fish and Game Commission

Boston College Baseball Drills Ahead of Brown Game

Trainer Fowler and Captain Beef Gildea pushed the Boston College squad through a long Alumni Field workout last afternoon. With little recent work, coach Gildea aims to sharpen the team for Friday’s big game against Brown. Jimmy Fitzpatrick pitched well, Arthur Donovan likely at second base, and the junior class schedule its annual Baseball Night the eve of the Brown clash.

Fowler Beef Gildea Boston College Alumni Field Maroon and Gold Gildea Brown Jimmy Fitzpatrick Providence Collegians West Pointers Arthur Donovan Keystone Donovan Cadets

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