Grain trade up as Cestrian and Cunard Saxonia arrivals loom
The port shows signs of recovery with planned shipments totaling 461471 bushels of corn and wheat this week. The Leyland liner Cestrian will sail to Liverpool with 202000 bushels, a peak not seen in over a year, while the Dominion Atlantic liner Cambroman nears Charlestown with 1124 passengers. Immigration and customs may be busy if both vessels arrive. The Coastwise traffic includes oil-tow tug Standard and Halifax to Lewis Pier run in 30 hours. Haddock prices and cod, pollock, and halibut rates are listed for several fish boats at T wharf. The Cunarder Saxonia is set to arrive next Thursday with a record 4523 passengers across two trips. Captain Grady recounts his career aboard ships including the Pandosia, while the Lovisa survey notes ballast damages and plans to load lumber for Buenos Aires at favorable rates.
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Thomas
East Boston
Liverpool
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Boston
Yarmouth
Prince Arthur
Long Wharf
F. Pheasant
Dominion
Cambroman
Charlestown
Mediterranean Sea
Immigration and
Naples
Standard
The
Oil Trust
Philadelphia
Halifax
N. S
Chicago
Lewis Pier
T’ Wharf
Helen B. Thomas
Philip Manta
Emerald
Olivia Domingos
Evelyn L. Smith
Annie
Jennie
Venture
Agawan
Haddock
Galatea
Gloucester
Markets
New York
Polly
Quincy
Belfast
Snow's Arch Wharf
Amesbury
Mass
Ryan
Queenstown
Grady
Albuera
Hopewell Cape
N. B
Pandosia
Lisbon
Truxton Beale Marries Miss Marie Oge in Cambridge Hotel
Truxton Beale and Miss Marie Oge, who defended Beale and T. T. Williams in a high profile assault on Frederick Marriott, publisher of a San Francisco panel, wed yesterday at the Hotel Cambridge in New York. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Walter D. Buchanan in the bride’s mother's apartment. Notable attendees included Mrs. John R. McLean, sister of Beale, while Mrs. Dewey was absent.
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New York
Truxton Beale
Marie Oge
Mr. Beale
T. T. Williams
San Francisco
Marriott
Miss Oge
California
Beale
Walter D. Buchanan
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
John R. McLean
Dewey
George Dewey
Boston at Philadelphia and other NBA matchups
American league basketball schedule lists Boston facing Philadelphia, New York playing Washington, Cleveland meeting Detroit, and Chicago traveling to St. Louis with four regional showdowns on the slate.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Young Beats Plank in Low-Scoring Philadelphia Pitchers' Duel
Cy Young and Plank dueled for Boston and the Athletics in Philadelphia. Boston won 2 to 1 as both pitchers fanned four, with six hits per side. Key moments included Ferris's two-bagger, a wild pitch scoring Ferris, and a sharp defensive display by both teams before about 5000 spectators.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Cy Young
Plank
Boston
Athletics
Young
Frank
Connie Mack
South Paw
Stahl
O'Brien
Ferris
Farrell
Collins
O’brien
Freeman
Pickering
Parent
Murphy
Hartsel
Davis
Lave Cross
Lachance
Washington 7 New York 1 American League game
Washington won 7 to 1 as New Yorks poor fielding and Wolfe in relief limited the visitors. Williams had New York’s lone hit extended to first base, while Tannehill struggled and Patten held Washington to one run early before the late scoring burst for the home club. Williams and Ryan led Washington with key hits as Selbach and Conroy contributed solid defense behind Patten. Attendance 2,820.
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Washington
Tannehill
New Yorks
Wolfe
Patten
Williams
New York
R. B
Conroy
Dement
Courtney
Clarke
O'’Conner
Ryan
Fultz
Connelly
Marketmen’s alleys outcome with high rollers noted
Last evening at Marketmen's alleys saw multiple high scores led by 271 as the high roller. Players including Butter league names Butter-1201 and Wilfert posted streaks in a run of straight games, with various totals and standings across a crowded scoring slate.
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Wilfert
Collyer
Walker
Fitzmaurice
Wright
Kilton
Sil Ware
Kinsman
Arlington High Beats Stone 12 to 7 in Golf Match
Arlington High defeated Stone School of Boston 12 to 7 in an inter scholastic golf league match held in Arlington on April 24. The report notes the result and directs readers to Page 3 for other sports.
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Arlington
Arlington High
Stone’s_ School of SHoston
Princeton Beats Exeter 4 3 in13 Innings on Campus
Princeton triumphs 4 to 3 over Phillips Exeter in 13 innings on the academy campus. Cook hurled a standout game for Exeter, returning after rheumatism illness. McMillan and Stevens carried Princeton, with a late run after 13th inning suspense. Pearson Wells Ryder Amell credited for extra-base hits and defense in a tense contest. Time 2h 45m. Umpire Pendleton.
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Cook
Princeton
Exeter
Pearson
Wells
Ryder
Amell
Cendella
Flock
Heim
Stevens
McMillan
Pendleton
Mechanic Arts High Edges Cambridge Latin 10 to 7
Mechanic Arts High defeated Cambridge Latin 10 to 7 in a tight game at Cambridge yesterday. Hinckley and Conlin stood out with strong performances for Mechanic Arts.
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Cambridge
Mechanic Arts High
Cambridge Latin
Hinckley
Conlin
Tufts Beat Dean Academy In High Scoring Oval Battle
Tufts defeated Dean Academy 10 to 8 at Tufts Oval in a seesaw game. Dean led early with nine hits and a two run cushion, but Tufts surged back as crucial hits by Lamb Simon and McGraw fueled a late rally. The victory featured strong pitching changes and a crowd of about 500 witnesses.
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Tufts
Dean Academy
Tufts Oval
Dean
Bates 14 Mass State 5 in Amherst game
Bates College defeated Massachusetts State College 14 to 5 in Amherst. Towne pitched for Bates with Kennedy allowing runs for Mass State. Ohearn hit a home run for Bates, Towne added a three base hit, and the crowd of about 300 watched as Bates pulled away late.
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Bates College
Massachusetts State College
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Ikkennedy
Ohearn
Towne
Bates
Rhe Poigs
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Towne and Stone
Kennedy
Harvey
Dunleavy
Dartmouth Tops Vermont 6 to 1 In Opener
Dartmouth defeated the University of Vermont 6 to 1 in the first game of the series. Wesl Vane pitched effectively with support from Keady and McCabe as Davis and Lynch provided the Vermont lineup.
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Burlington
Dartmouth
University of Vermont
RHE Dartmouth
Keady
McCabe
Davis
Lynch
Melrose High Rout Ballou & Hobigand 32 to 1
Melrose High outplayed Ballou and Hobigand of Boston in six innings winning 32 to 1. Visitors quit after the sixth inning as Melrose piled up runs with Harris Rowe and Beshong in the battery for Melrose and Hurley Wilson for Ballou & Hobigand.
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Ballou & Hobigand
Boston
Vistors
Melrose High
Melrose, Harris, Rowe and Beshong
Hurley and
Wilson
Sports Matchups Across the Nineteenth Cities
Schedule lists Boston versus New York Philadelphia versus Brooklyn Cincinnati versus Chicago St Louis versus Pittsburg with games set in bold city pairings and rivalries shaping the lineup for the week.
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Pittsburg
Seeenne
Ork
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Rooklyn
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York Beats Boston at Polo Grounds 5 to 4
New Yorks rally after battery change to edge the Bostons 5 to 4 at the Polo Grounds in a tight contest. Tenney Abbaticchio and Cooley led with seven of eight team hits. Boston tallied in early innings and tied in the fifth but Lauder’s steal and Bowerman’s fly produced the deciding run. Umpire Moran drew heat late, leading to police escort. next Polo Grounds games set for 3:30.
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New York
New Yorks
Bostons
Polo Grounds
Taylor
McGraw
Cronin
Bowerman
Giants
Tenney
Abbaticchio
Cooley
Dexter
Babb
Carney
Mertes
Bonner
Gilbert
Big Greminger
Mortes
Kittredge
Willis
van Haltren
McGann
Boston
Moran
Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 0 in National League game
Philadelphia pitchers Mitchell and Thielman shut out Brooklyn 4 to 0 as timely hitting in the seventh and eighth innings produced the runs. Five double plays aided the defense, with Barry homering for Philadelphia and Sheckard two of Brooklyn's baserunners. Attendance 2,600.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Today
Mitchell
Thielman
Pittsburg Game Described As Long and Loosely Played
National report from Pittsburg Pennsylvania on April 24 notes a lengthy contest described as loosely played with little sharp action and no clear standout moments. Teams traded possessions with tentative offense and sporadic defense, leaving spectators uncertain until late in the game.
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National
Pittsburg
Penn
Pittsburg Walks Off In 11th Inning Victory Over St Louis
Pittsburg wins in the 11th with two outs on Bransfield’s long drive to center driving in Wagner. Attendance 3012. Two out when the winning run scored. Bransfield, Wagner spark offense with extra base hits and multiple stolen bases. Pitching miscues and errors noted with Doheny and Rhodes charged with earned runs.
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Flynn
Contin
Coos
Tracey
Burton
Sane
Hinckleys
Ellis
Strobel
Brennan
Hall
Aee
McCarthy
Bjorklund
A Murphy
Lotterh'nd
Boyer
Setae
Weinz
Maloney
Ryan
Feeley
M. A. H S. Oeree
Letterband
Conlin
Murphy
Conlin Burton
C Ly Ss
Hinckley
Maby Brennan
Joney
Chapin
Curran
Pittsburg
Bransfield
Wagner
Pitteburg
St. Louis
Brain
Ritchey
Leach
Smoot
Nichols
Williams
Doheny
Rhodes
Johnstone
Manchester 25 Boston Univ 9 in New England league game
Manchester, N H April 24 Boston University struggled against the New England league champions. The Manchester battery featured Krouse White Reynolds and Page while Hoar Trumbull and Cote supported. Time 2h 1m umpire McCloud attendance about 100.
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N. H
Boston University
New England
RHE Manchester
Boston U
Krouse
White
Reynolds
Page
Hoar
Trumbull
Cote
IBM
McCloud
Technology Sophomore Dinner at Tech Union Last Evening
The sophomores of Technology gathered for their annual dinner at Tech Union on Garri son street. Speakers included President Pritchett Dean Burton Professor Clifford F H Rand the bursar and Captain Baid the drillmaster.
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Class of
Technology
Tech Union
Garrison Street
Pritchett
Dean Burton
Clifford
F. H. Rand
Baid
Shipping News Highlights Arrivals and Departures April
Shipping news notes arrivals including steamers Priestfield Curtis Louisburg C B Juniata Bond from Baltimore via Norfolk and many others bound for New York Boston Philadelphia and Portland. Cleared vessels include Albuera Hopewell Cape Beatrice Port Antonio and Cebriana. Sundry sailings listed with barges tugs and ballast. Sailed from quarantine Vancouver bound for Azores and Mediterranean ports.
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Curtis
Louisburg
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Bond
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Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
H. M. Whitney
Baker
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Bangor
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Parker
Salem
Mass
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Blue Bird
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Nottingham
Tingle
Port Johnson
Lynn
Portsmouth
Charles A. Hunt
Dow
Annie
Reuben
Stonington, Me
Maggie Miller
McLean, St. John, N. B
Albuera
Hopewell Cape
N. B
Bennett
Puerto Piata
Beatrice
Port Antonio
Jam
Cebriana
Newport News
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Barkentine Lakeside
Yarmouth
Daltonhall
Rotterdam
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Boston
Roseley
Nordby
Dan
Fernandina
Huron
Charleston
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Parthian
Dudley Pray
Alice
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Scranton
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Burden
Buffet
Valdare
Bear River
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James Woolley
Langhorne
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Azores
Mediterranean
Gleason Promised to Report to White Stockings
Comiskey has again secured a promise from Manager Collins that Gleason will join the White Stockings but the pledge is vague and not counted. Collins adds Gleason will report as soon as Ferris recovers from his wrenched ankle.
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Collins
Gleason
White Stockings
Ferris
Sporting Life
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