Mechanic Arts High School Cross Country Run Schedule
Mechanic Arts High School holds a morning cross country run at 10 o clock starting at the school and tracing Belviderre street Massachusetts avenue Commonwealth avenue Beacon street Harvard street Huntington avenue West Newton street back to the school. Entries include G Chapman S Clapp P J Clapp L W Smith and others with BE F OBrien on scratch and a 2 minute handicap. Officials manager Page starter timers Judges and checkers are listed.
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Mechanic Arts’ High School
Belvidere Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Harvard Street
Huntington Avenue
West Newton Street
G. Chapman
S. Clapp
P. J. Clapp
L. W. Smith
C. F. Menzel
T. Hazelum
W. B. Esselen
C. R. McLellan
A. R. Hunter
L. McGregor
H.l.marsh
C. Powers
W. Farrell
W. Smith
EB. F. O'Brien
C.H. Bletzer
BE. F. O’brien
M. F. Conan
Page
F. Ford
J. Henderson
Esselen
H. Drugan
F. Sheehan
B. Burke
H. Barry
D. Brickley
E. S. Farrell
W. Currier
R. Clapp
C. R. Cummings
J. A. Ford
H. R. Bailey
E. F. Davis
Boston Port Bustling With Arrival of Ocean Liners and Coal Lighters
The Boston port saw its busiest 24 hours in memory as a fleet including three ocean liners, 50 schooners, coal laden vessels, and barges arrived. Captains Nugent, Forth, and Prentice directed tugs and lighters while weathered seas off Cape Cod delayed minor movements. The Toronto from Hull and the Virginian from London highlighted a lively capstan day with 12 day crossing and 30 to 42 west longitude conditions reported.
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Boston
Hhance
Charlie Nugent
A. W. Chesterton
St. Simons
Agnes E.mianson
Newport News
Cape
William C. Carnegie
Fuller
Dolphin
Prescott Palmer
William H. Gallison
Toronto
Wilson Line
Hull
England
J. W. Forth
Forth
Furness
London
Prentice
mid-Atlantic
Water Basketball Debuts At Club Aquatic Meet
The B A A held its annual aquatic contests with water basketball for the first time. Captains H Hoffman and T F Galvin Jr led Early Birds and Morning Glories in a 2 0 win for Early Birds as S Weil and A Martin scored the goals. Races for three classes showcased Townsend Dabney and Sortwell among winners, with Galvin taking the plunging prize of 48 ft 6 in. Handsome cups were awarded to top finishers and the winning team.
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James Shea
Shea
H.hoffman
T. F. Galvin, Jr
S. Weil
A. Martin
Townsend
Dabney
Sortwell
C. Benton
W. Kenney
T. F. Galvin
Ort Meatartin
H. Hoffman
R. S. Townsend
H. Sigourney
O. McCusker
C. Kimball
E. Burke
A. Dabney
Early Birds
Ell
Heir Zane Arrested in Baltimore for Drunkenness
Joseph Zane heir to a $125000 fortune spent the night in a Central police station cell on a street drunkenness charge after a search found him penniless ill-kempt and dirty. One attorney hurried to Boston to push settlement of the large estate left by Joseph Zane who died there on February 14 making the arrested man the uncle of the will’s principal beneficiary.
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Baltimore
Joseph Zane
Central Police
Zane
Boston
Lord Derby Boralma Race May Be Abandoned
A $20,000 trotting race at Charter Oak Park may be abandoned as Smathers’s Lord Derby is reported seriously ill with lung fever at Memphis. The match also includes Boralma against Lord Derby, with The Abbot set to face them at Brighton Beach on August 14 for $10,000.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Boralma
E. EB. Smathers
Lord Derby
Charter Oak Park
Smathers
Memphis
John F. Scannell
the Abbot
Brighton Beach
Bertha Coleman At Police Headquarters In New Gas?
An air of mystery hung over police headquarters yesterday afternoon as Bertha Coleman, linked to Patrolman Edwin Bickford’s dismissal, spent hours in conference with officials including Chief Inspector Watts. The visit triggered talk of a policeman from Invision 5 involved in oppression and extortion, though Watts said he knew only of an ugly rumor and did not confirm details.
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Bertha Coleman
Edwin Bickford
Invision 5
Bickford
Coleman
Watts
Elliott retains world wing shot title at Omaha match
Elliott defeated Crosby 7 to 9 percent in the 100 live third match to keep the cast-iron medal as champion wing shot of the world. He outclassed Crosby with sensational shots, birds falling outside bounds. Dusty wind hindered the park contest.
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Omaha
Neb
J. A. R. Elliott
W.R. Crosby
Elliott
Crosby
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
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American League
Wen
Continental Clothing House
Washington
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Crystal Clothing Co
Washington St
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Federal St
Spring Lane
Vorehberg & Co
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Atkins
Court ST
Mechanic Arts
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Kimberg
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Walthour
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the Kid
Stinson
de Guichard
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Cambridgeport
Knockabout Cycle Club
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Acton
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Columbus Ave
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Boston Cycle & Sunday CO
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Criterion Club
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Lowell
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Lynn
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Brooklyn
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Criterion
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Chicago
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Forbes
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Charlie O'Rourke
Sullivan
Lumbago
Billy Payne
Payne
Twin Sullivan
Stacey Adams
Cambridge
Fred E. Azotte
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Somerville
Sae
Dick O'Brien
Heath
Cambridge Athletic Association
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
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Daddy McCormick
Goddard
George Cole
Philadelphia
Jeffries-Firesimmons
Charlie Mathison
Wicked
Rathskellers
Broadway
Mathison
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Soldiers Field
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Beaconsfield
Chamberlains
Eclipse Pants CO
Brown
Arch St
Penn
KLEIN
Boylston
Tremont Sta
The
Stearns Bicycle Agency
Columbus Avenue
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