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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1920

Page

18

French Cruiser at Provincetown for the Pilgrim Celebration

The scene includes Duffy Lewis and other big league players in a Pilgrim Celebration display. A note mentions golf icons Vardon and Ray covering about 750 miles each in 70 U.S. exhibitions, while roller polo gains winter traction with New Bedford to Hartford franchises. Also, the schooner Progress returns to port for repairs after docking 40 000 pounds of fish and nitrate cargo with damage reported.

Harry Vardon Ted Ray New England American League of Poloists New Bedford Fall River Salem Lowell Worcester Providence Bridgeport Hartford G. A. Flagg Robert M. Lavender

France Honored at Provincetown Pilgrim Tercentenary

The French battleship guests arrive as Provincetown opens its Pilgrim tercentenary events with a grand welcome. The cruiser, officers, and escorting men signal cordial U S relations as part of four battleships and allied ships for the celebration. Florida and Delaware sail to arrive Friday and H M S Constance is due Saturday from Bermuda with hundreds of British officers and men for the observance.

Old Town America France Provincetown U. S. S. Florida U. S. S. Delaware Bermuda

Provincetown Welcomes Ville D ys Captain and Crew

Provincetown officials and local committees greeted Captain Gevaudan and his 120 officers and men aboard the Ville D ys. A parade invitation, social events, and a Friday visit were arranged as part of a town celebration honoring the French ship and its crew.

Selectmen Provincetown de Ruffee Gevaudan Villeys A. P. Hannum Charles N Rogers John P. Manta William H. Young Peter Welsh District Court John Adams George Elmer Browne Beachcombers’ Club Richard E. Miller Harold H. Browne Benedict Fitzgerald Adams Fitzgerald Mr. Browne Mr. Rogers Youngs President Browne Ville D'ys Grand Banks Sydney C. B Boston Jean le Bunetel Jules Branger George Jean Aubin Coifflco

Duffey on New York Sports Culture and Babe Ruth Film

Arthur Duffey critiques New York sports culture after Ray Chapman’s death noting the aloof handling by Yankee figures and public sentiment outside Manhattan. He discusses the Yankees’ pennant chase, Mays’ box score omission, and Babe Ruth’s movie portrayal using slow motion footage to show his home run mechanics.

New York Polo Grounds Gotham Mays Ray Chapman Chapman Manhattan New Babe Ruth Boston Keith's Babe

Meteorologist J. W. Smi Aenes noted mean barometer and temps

Mean barometer and mean temperature figures are listed with mean dew point and relative humidity. The entry cites J. W. Smi Aenes as the meteorologist.

J. W. Smi Aenes

Fish market prices drift as large catches ease shortages

Large arrivals yesterday edged down overall fish prices with only shad and fresh market cod rising. Fresh cod held at 2 1 2 cents per pound, while shad climbed to 14 1 4 cents. Mackerel fell after an 18 000 fish influx and several schooners landed thousands more. Haddock and cod prices declined. hake and other species showed small drops as wholesale rates listed.

Harvard Chatham Florence Marchant Onway Paul Revere Boston Mary Scola Haddock

Arrivals and sailings of ships and barges to Gloucester area ports

Listings of ships steamers tugs schooners and barges arriving at Gloucester and nearby ports with routes including Lubec Eastport Portland and Baltimore and sailings to New York Norfolk Philadelphia Salem and Danvers. Mentions vessels like Chas P Greenough Sherwood Oak Hill and Buck Ridge and torpedo lines to Saucon and Lynn.

Gloucester Mass Delaware Call New York Dorchester B. Norf Dingley Ingalls St. John Lubec Eastport Lake Faribault McKingon Jacksonville Charleston Mascusolt Brown Portland North Land Snow Persian Mart Philadelphia Pence Arthur Simms Yarmouth N. S Ransom B. Fuller Btrout Segua Matthews Kingston Jam West Hospkis Dyett Antwerp Clara H. Doane Tey Sheron Saybrook Chas. T. Gallagher Million Plymouth Standard Heizman Providence Wyoming Clark James Barber Williams N. B Lynn Shickshinney Hersey Chivkwim Norfolk Salem Gedney Phil Delphia Buck Ridge Saucon Murrell Annie Eeith Helep Pallas J. H. Winstead

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Duffy Lewis Wardens Stewart Murphy Lloyds Cape Cod Provincetown Harbor Bernard D'Epenoux Andre Dulac Ernest Pace Provencal Thebaut Francois Jourdain Gevaudan Charles W. Hawthorn Mrs. Mottet Golden Gate Pilgrim Monument Congre Legislature Massachusetts Sailloft Club Pilgrim Mothers Joan Noble The Art Association Noble Alsace Liberty Liberty Loan Ralph C. Browne North Sea United States Navy Paul Wayland Bartlett Lafayette Meta Paris Colby White House Bainbridge Colby Washington Jeoffrey John W. Hamilton Methodist Church Washington, D. C Walter Welsh James M. Burke John R. Manta Louis A. Law M. C. Atwood George F. Miller J. F. Snow Howard F. Hopkins Ienry Moetter Cora B. Fuller Max Bohm Melza Chaffee Percival Eaton D. M. Mackay Frank A. Days, Jr Frank E. Potter George Merrill Jerome 8. Smith Arthur C. Lombard Arthur Duffey Yankees White Sox Service Stati Tony Toka Wilue George Levine Dover Street South End Saturn Venus Mars Jupiter Mantle Belle Atwood J. M, Marshall Bitia Afaskey Fossett Gracias Nic Ey West Stelfast Kayley Bangor Brodd Arrow Johansen Sabine Tex City of Gloucester Larsen Howard Pat White Funine Bartelli Wire Wonder Scanlon Deeno Bros Chirpers McGowan & Cheney Wallace Reid Old Howard Gordons Old Washington ST Milk ST Mary Pickford the Hills Arthur J. Martel Auburndale Thors William Hart Little Lord Antleroy Tremont Theatre Klaw & Erlanger Mary Sterting Henry W. Savage Joseph C. Lincoln U.S Charles River Mildred Harris Chaplin Polly of the Harbach Frimls Casino Theatre N.Y Saveert Tel. Beach Little Bidg Eves William Norris Loew Orpheu Gladys Brackwell Rose Or Philip W. Dixon Ines Weston William Russell Dempsey Georges Carpe Ntier Man” Tan EE Reet Hollis Peter Royal Bee E Lexington Marblehead Biles Eline Harbor Forts—Islands Geombics St. Brides Pane Back Bay Nova Blue Line CO Hotel Brunswick W.isur Little Bidz Ney Py Arlington & Tremont Sts Filene Wuke Fenway Park Red Sox St. Louis Sku Joseph Bennett Bison City Four Claude & Mahoneyleveland Greenlee , Drayton Wilfred du ‘Boils Cleo and Tomas Gayet Leh Heen CY i Geverns Fves Copley Theatre Tel Itl Bay Henry Jewett Smith W. Somerset Mauveham Joan Danvers Bowdoin Hobart Bosworth Chas Ray Homer King W. Vidor Madge Kembers ODMAN Copley Square Tiucrs FBI Sheben Jane Moak Ncetow Pilgrims Cyan Ae Georges Carpentier the Wonder Man Dorothy Dalton Guilty of Love Ethel Clayton Mel & May Dardanella Pretty Kitty Kelly Kentucky By Carl Otto Mary Honolulu Hiawathe Mall Rose of Washington Square Miami Shore Bimbo Home Sweet Home Sahara Rose Love Nest Irene Bwanee al Jolson Columbia Records Krey Music CO Tremont Fiens Ball Room Alice Wood Lulu Philbrick Selwyn’s Park SQ Beach H. H. Fraser Jack Norworth Francis Byrne Princess Theatre Adway I Lane & Moran Fallon Shirley Arthur Morton Havel Mason & Cole Martin & Moore McRae Clegg Francis Renault
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