Veteran athletes just keep performing across sports
The column notes Walter Johnson and other stars showing long careers in baseball boxing cycling and wrestling. It highlights Ed Strangler Lewis Stan Zbyszko Frankie Young Britt Penn State coach Billy Martin and promoter Alex McLean plus Dempsey training at Freddie Welsh health farm and expects strong showings at upcoming events and a Los Angeles national meet.
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Fio
Walter Johnson
Frank Kramer
Jack Britton
Johnson
Kramer
Britton
Penn State
Penn
Los Angeles
New England
Harvard
Alex McLean
McLean
Tech Juniors Win On Track In Interclass Meet
Tech Juniors led the annual interclass meet at Tech Field with 62 points, followed by seniors 481-2, then sophomores 27 and yearlings 10. Pinkham from Lewiston, Mo., high scorer with wins in high jump and discus, plus thirds in shot put and running events. Dandrow added hammer and shot victories. multiple athletes from various classes earned placing in sprints and distance events amid rain affected times.
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Tech
Tech Field
Clase
Pinkham
Lewiston
Dandrow
Kanaly
Heaver
W. Smith
I. Smith
Bossert
Ann ‘Kearen
Newton Ad Webster
Onénile Os Yy Sanborn
Stone
Bartles
Spits
Howlett
Taecete
Butler
Mille
Ambach
Merfill
Froughton
MacMahon
Hendrie
McIntyre
Johnstone
Onituck
Itz
Reed
I Frowlett
Downey
Newton
Bikie
Pink
Correale
Dexter
Houghton
Cinesee
Assabet Seniors Win Decisive Oars Race at Middlesex
The Assabet Club senior four-oared crew defeated the Sudbury Club senior crew in the deciding race of the annual club series at Middlesex School. Assabet led 11-2 lengths at the finish in 3 minutes 15 1-5 seconds, on a half-mile course raced against the wind. The win gave Assabet two of three races, with earlier wins in intermediate and junior events. Sudbury took the pup race.
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Concord
Assabet Club
Sudbury Club
Middlesex School
Bateman's Pond
North Concord
Assabets
Assabet
Sudburys
Pierson
Sudbury
Miller
Browning
Merriam
Starte
Timers
Krumbhaar
Blaney
Bow
Dunne
Taylor
B. Atwater
Rosecrantz
Wheeler
Keyes
Stevens
Livingood
Bliss
McAllister School Baseball Schedule Released
Concord April 23. Student manager William Andrews has set the McAllister School baseball schedule for the season with Phillips A Jones coaching. The list includes games against Fessenden School Newton May 8 Mitchell School Juniors Concord May 10 Allen School Concord May 17 Fessenden Seven Concord May 20 Allen School Concord May 24 Siddtenes School at Concord.
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Concord
William Andrews
McAllister
Phillips A. Jones
Fessenden
Newton
Mitchell School
Allen School
Sey
Fessenden Peven
Ss Concord
Siddtenes
Boy Scout Canteens Axes Compasses and Hunting Knives
Scout leaders distribute canteens axes compasses and hunting knives to troop members in a safety aware program. The article notes the gear is part of outdoor skills training and wilderness readiness activities.
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Boy Scout
Mollie the elephant buried after New England fanfare
Mollie the star elephant at Franklin Park Zoo was buried after dying early Friday from complications near the left side. Waddy and Tony showed grief as keepers prepared Mollie for burial and the skeleton was sent to Agassiz Museum.
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Mollie
Waddy
Tony
Boston Zoo
Fenway Park
Boston Post
James M. Curley
Davie I. Walsh
Twio
New England
Agassiz Museum
Franklin Park Zoo
Morse
Dankel Harkins
Johann Fleisser
Elephant House
Rascal
Dedi
Gia
Agassia Museum
Boston
William Orford
Molly
Orfords
Pareee Waddy
Franklin Park
Reds Sign Texas Collegian Catcher Astyanax Douglass
The Cincinnati Reds signed catcher Astyanax Douglass from Texas Christian University. He left college to pursue a trial under Pat Moran and hopes to make his name known in baseball.
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Cincinnati Reds
Astyanax Douglass
Texas Christian University
Pat Moran
Phillies thank Barney Dreyfuss for Cliff Lee release
The Philadelphia National League Club expresses gratitude to Barney Dreyfuss for releasing Cliff Lee. Though a catcher by trade, he may suit at first base. Dreyfuss appears to be the first and only magnate to aid the Phils in their predicament.
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Philadelphia
Barney Dreyfuss
Cliff Lee
Mr. Dreyfuss
Phils
Flames Drive Teachers Out of Carter Hall
A fire at Carter Hall in Lassell Seminary Auburndale drove teachers from their quarters and caused confusion for the student body. The blaze started in the kitchen, was contained by the quick arrival of fire apparatus, and damage was estimated at 300 dollars.
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Lassell Seminary
Auburndale
Carter Hall
Revisions Aimed at Lowering Burdens on Complainant Dwellings
Chairman Edward T. Kelly directs 40 assistant assessors to tighten reviews in their districts since early month. Inspecting parcels within reach, they aim to adjust high assessments fairly and address every doubtful case with the board to relieve long standing complaints.
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Edward T. Kelly
Board of Assessors
Rumpler Arrives in New York to Spend Millions
Edmund Rumpler the German automobile magnate arrived in New York with plans to invest in U.S. contracts across automobile aircraft and allied industries. He stated expenditures could reach 100 million dollars and would tour the country for materials and plants, naming Babe Ruth and the Ford plant as topics of interest.
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New York
United Press
Edmund Rumpler
Pacific Coast
Rumpler
America
Babe Ruth
Ford
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Europe
5000 at Work on Buildings in Open Shop Plan
John F. Walsh of the Building Trades Employers' Association says about 5000 mechanics have been placed on building projects in the past week under the open shop plan. He rebutts a claim from E. A. Johnson of the United Building Trades Council that contractor reports exaggerate hiring at the 90 cents per hour wage. Johnson calls the figures farcical and questions the public and strikers being misled by contractor statements.
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John F. Walsh
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Walsh
E. A. Johnson
United Building Trades Council
Contractors’ Employment Bureau
Johnson
Child Victim Testifies in Brutal Beating Case
An 8 year old girl Grace Babcock testified before Judge Rueckert in Providence Rhode Island detailing severe injuries from beatings by her stepmother Edwina Babcock. The woman, arrested by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, was fined 100 dollars plus costs. the strap was kept as evidence.
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Providence
R. I
Grace Babcock
Rueckert
Sixth District Court
Edwina Babcock
Salem Street
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Five Thousand Three Hundred Dollars Found on Woman
In New Bedford on April 23, officers found $5300 in bills on Mrs. Virginia Jarido of 104 Acushnet Avenue after an arrest for illegally selling moonshine. Police also found a quart of liquor and a drinking glass under her apron during the search at the station.
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New Bedford
Virginia Jarido
Acushnet Avenue
Raids Uncover Large Liquor Operation in West Roxbury
West Roxbury police with federal help raided a deserted barn behind 788 Baker Street uncovering a large, well equipped liquor operation. Three men were arrested for liquor law violations. suspects named Antonio Arena 32 of West Roxbury John Estoilo 38 Chelsea and Mellow Pashakilo 21 New York City.
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West Roxbury
Baker Street
New England
Antonio Arena
Henchman
John Estosilo
Williams Street
Chelsea
Mellow Pashakilo
Circuit Street
New York City
101st Vets Gather for Reunion at Armory Ceremony
Hundreds of 101st Infantry veterans convened at Bas Newton Street Armory for a reunion led by General Edward L. Logan. They adopted a resolution urging immediate ratification of Logan’s promotion to major general and elected new officers for the veterans association.
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Armory
Argonne
Chemi de Dames
St. Mehiel Wer
Th 101St Infantry
Bas Newton Street Armory
Edward L. Logan
England
Washingto
Philadelphia
Edwards
Massachusetts
Washington
John H. Hollland
Boston
John Murphy
Harry Cormerais
Roger Bennet
Davi Brickley
Amon
Thomas F. Fole
James T. Duane
Legio
Osiah Bouche
New Bedford
Guadian Angel
Logan
Peters
Infantry Veterans’ Association
Commonwealth
William J. Blake
Vincen Breen
James P. Rode
John J. Maguire
Warwick Horan
Osiah Booaner
Lyman Rollins
Wall Street Bomb Case Marks Two Developments in Probe
In New York and Scranton details surface about the Wall Street blast. Tito Ligi is identified as a man seen with a death wagon driver before the explosion. Adolph La Sar, 57, dies in Brooklyn showing signs of mental derangement and no direct link to the crime.
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New York
Harp
Wall Street
Scranton
Penn
Tito’ Ligi
Thomas J. Smith
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Adolph la Sar
Chicago
Fuller speaks on trials of public life at Boston club
Lt. Governor Fuller told the Boston Masonic Club how public life invites suspicion of private gain. He described waking to daunting thoughts after learning of stock purchases on margin and urged officials to serve state welfare and punish public trust violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Boston Masonic Club
Newton Teacher Accepts New Principal Post in Connecticut
Homerndepwood, three years head of the English department at Newton Classical High School, will leave to become principal of Bulkely High School for Boys in New London, Conn. He stays until term end and starts the new job in September with a $4900 salary.
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Newton
Homerndepwood
Newton Classical High School
New London, Conn
Bulkely High School
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Stan Zbyszko
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Zibby
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Zbyszko
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O'Connell
Frankie Young Britt
Jimmy Frizetti
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Jack Barry
Holy Crosse
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Paddock
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Jack Dempsey
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M’allister
Lée
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Iver Johnson
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Dozen Goods Co
Cornhill
Maine
New Hampshire
Mollie Pride of Zoo
Mollié
United States
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Gov. Fuller
Masonic Club
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