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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1907

Page

11

Triple Tie Still Unbroken In Park Square Mixed Race

Over 4000 spectators watched the fifth hour of the six day mixed team race at Park Square rink. No team surpassed 22 miles 3 laps with several late attempts thwarted. Holden Libby team led a close pack as Miss Libby fell briefly and male partners surged to defend their pace. The final hour to start at 10 tonight should settle the sprint for first money among Holden Merritt and Gendron barring an accident.

Park Square Holden-Libby Miss Libby Holden Merritt Gendron

Baseball News and Comment from the Front Page

A lively crowd cheers but lingers short of capacity as Tenney outlives Gus Corner. Captain Fred saves his pitchers for an afternoon session that never arrives. Fans shower lemons on Corner and present a bouquet to Captain Fred. Tom Needham faces at least ten days out after a leg spike in Philadelphia. Beaumont’s leg recovers enough for Shannon’s sixth inning running catch. Gloucester scorers sometimes exempt fielders from errors for hard hits. F J D notes Evers played in all six world championship games last fall. F J M clarifies a March base for Manchester in the New England league is not Harry Murch. Wesleyan and Holy Cross clash at Middletown today.

Gus Corner Tenney Fred McGraw Tom Needham Philadelphia Beaumont Shannon Gloucester South Barre Evers Lynn Manchester Harry Murch Sebago Lake Boston Americans Wesleyan Holy Cross Middletown Conn

Nearly Two Hundred Autos Added To Registered List

The weekly register shows 187 autos added, listing numerous owners and vehicle brands across Massachusetts towns including Springfield, Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, and Lawrence. Entries detail owner names, addresses, and car makes like Stevens-Duryea, Packard, Maxwell, and Cadillac.

Edgar McDonald Grant Street Taun Cherinee Charles . Ansley Grace Ferry Street Eee Dye Works Company Lawn, Knox Seeley City Hotel Taunton Charles B. Kingsbury Tyler Springfield Knox Arthur R. Latham Plymouth East Bridgewater Cadillac C. Fred Smith Beacon Hill Avenue Lynn Orlando Saunders Nesmith Street Lowell Stevens-Duryea John Davis Hancock Street Charles H. Kitchin Saunders Street Lawrence Henry S. Bowen Bennett Street Brighton Jackson Walter F.thomas Main Street Brockton Jeffery Agnes L. Ward Tappan Street Brookline Ford William T. Hanley Thornton Street Newton Grout William A. Frederick Union Park Boston William FR. Sands Lincoln Avenue Wollaston Maxwell Richard W. Sankey Summer Street Cohasset Albert L. Sylvester Norwell North Attleboro Buffum Herbert G. Butt Baker Road Everett Homer B. Richardson Marlboro Street Royal Clarence F. Blackwell Rutland Square Haynes John H. Field Arlington Street Parker Tyler King Street Whitman Street Dorchester Oakes Ames North Easton Mass Arthur A. Smith Centre Street Cambridge Bartholomew Donnelly Euclid Avenue Eleanor Shaw Commonwealth Avenue Pope Archie KE. Hurlburt Causeway Street Front Street Weymouth Stanley William 8. Ferguson Columbus Avenue Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Essex Street Salem Charles J. Wier Fifth Street Dayton Fred J. Kennedy Webster Street Hyde Park Charles H. Wheelock Vista Avenue Auburndale Packard Sherburn M. Merrill Montvale Road Carl J. Thayer Hastings’ Street Charles H. Dearborn Sudbury Street Thomas Donald C. Barnes Lancaster Street Louis R. Bergeron Tecumeseh Street Fall River Franklin John H. Breslin Charlotte Street Winton

Dorchester Horsemen Run 48 Heats at Franklin Field Card

Dorchester Driving Club held 13 races on Franklin Field with 48 heats, Bunker Hill clocking 31 seconds and 30.5 seconds a heat. The event opened the light harness season before a large crowd, featuring classes A to Pacing and a free for all purse of 60 dollars among multiple horses and drivers.

Dorchester Driving Club Franklin Field Bunker Hill Phelan W B. G Furbush Lee Ear Foreala Sneha Brownie Ee Pay I Vestecarees Wan Colbath Read B. m Stevens

National Agar Stands Listings in Several Towns

An OCR fragment lists multiple local druggists and addresses in Hyde Park Jamaica Plain Malden Mattapan Melrose Milton Newton Revere Roxbury Somerville South Boston Watertown Weymo seeking National Agar stands. Entries include individual names and shop locations such as F Fallon 93 W River St Mattapan Pharmacy 1643 Blue Hill Ave and Frost Pharmacy 399 Broadway.

Harring Teele Harvard St J. Hart @ Co Savin Hill Dorchester J. W. McDermott Dorchester St Warren Pharmacy Warren St Staples Touse Washington Ave Brighton Ave Harvey D. Watson Co Cambridge St Arlin III C. W. Grossmith Massachusetts Mystic St Brookline G. Irving Gibreas Beacon St Charlestown Downey McCormick Thompson Square Stewart Salisbury Chelsea St Chelsea C.W. Freeman Broadway Frost Pharmacy Geo. H. Smith Washington St W. A. Perkins H. L. Wardle High St Boston Clark Mahoney Saratoga St Prescott St C. H. Packard Meverick St Central Square E.milton John J.hammer Ph.g Adams St Or Hills J. M. O’brien Hyde Park Thomas F. Fallon W. River St Jamaica Plains F. F. Ernst Lamartine St Smith W. Perry Green St. Malden A. Cunningham Drug Co Pleasant St Sheldon’s Pharmacy Main St Maplewood Geo. B. Sutherland Salem St. Mattapan Mattapan Pharmacy

Corinthian A C Defeats St Botolph Club 17 to 0

At Columbus avenue grounds yesterday morning the Corinthian A C beat the St Botolph club by a score of 17 to 0.

Columbus Avenue Corinthian A. C St. Botolph Club

Combination Park Run Off Repeats History At Medford

At Medford on April 19 the big card of races at Combination Park produced a familiar pattern as the program unfolded. Local track action featured rapid sprint heats and notable showings from prominent runners, steering the meet toward a dramatic conclusion.

Combination Park Medford

City youth athletics draw 8000 at North End Park

More than 8000 boys and girls gathered at North End Park for city sponsored games led by Joseph McNamara and judges Philip McGonagile and James Percelle. Winners included Albert Hughes in the boys under 12 heat and George Dowling in the one mile as well as numerous sprint and dash events for boys and girls and a St Louis Athletic Club victory in the team race.

North End Park Boston Joseph McNamara Tyler Street Philip J. McGonagile James Percelle Albert Hughes James Baker Fred O’connell George Dowling Herman Goldman George Hughes James Carbone Lawrence Arlow Ernest Fuccilo Anthony Marell Anthony Patruce Alice Thornton Margaret McLaughlin Joseph Stagnaro Nicholas Cornetti A. C. Moriali J. C. Ram Ue Eens Erolini Fanny Berman Christina Harrowen Josie de Angelis Nellie de Angelis Adeline Barro St. Louis Athletic Club J. C. Raff C. L. Raffi Anthony Mortaly Peter Poleto

Worcester Academy Records $1100 Gift Drive for Sports

Worcester Academy students subscribed $1100.50 in 18 minutes to aid baseball and outdoor track teams. Henry Van Der Poele of Lynn was elected track manager and Ernest Litchfield became assistant manager at the athletic association meeting.

Worcester Worcester Academy Athletic Association Henry van der Poele Lynn Pierre Hungate Academy Ernest Litchfield

Vintage baseball banter and bold predictions mix in lively column

Pat Tebeau laments softened rivalries while recalling spikes and taunts of yesteryear. The piece notes experts predicting all teams rising, Cy Young’s epigrams on longevity, Cantillon and Grif fitts eyeing sheep ranching, and oddball tidbits from Waddell to Sharkey, with humor about balls and fences.

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