Schoolboy Stadium Planned by Boston Mayor
Mayor Fitzgerald outlined an ambitious project to build a great schoolboy stadium in the Back Bay Fens for Boston Latin English High School games. The design promised ample seating for large crowds and to host the major athletic events of the city’s schoolboys.
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Back Bay Fens
Boston
Fitzgerald
Mayor backs stadium plan amid schoolboy cheers
The crowd erupted as the Mayor, briefly wearing both B I S and E H S armbands, unveiled a proposal to relocate big school games. He outlined turning the Pens playground into a grand stadium and suggested a city grade to fill the Fens with dirt from the Boylston subway project.
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Boylston Street
Transit Commission
Boston
Day of Sport at Rockingham Day of Sport at Rockingham
Sporting events at Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire featured cross country races a 10 mile inside track win by William Brown of Worcester in 1 05 15 and close pursuers Albert Upham of Dorchester and Patrick Devine of Manchester. Rhode Island beat Tennessee 20 0 in football and Montreal Nationals defeated Montreal A A A 4 1 in lacrosse.
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Rockingham Park
Lowell
Lawrence
William Brown
Worcester
Albert L. Upham
Dorchester
Patrick Devine
Manchester
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Montreal Nationals
Montreal A. A. A
Arthur Clairmont
Professor Bonnette
Edwin Stirk
Louis Ferry
Clarence B. Noyes
Luigi Eicoui
Arnold Halstead
Walter O’brien
Nashua
Massachusetts
Company D
Haverhill Defeats Commerce 6-3 In State Contender Clash
Haverhill High, undefeated this season, edged Boston Commerce High 6 to 3 as Read kicked the deciding onside in the final minutes. Kennedy added a 30 yard drop kick in the first half as Commerce pressed, but Haverhill rallied with strong second half leadership from Coach Broderick.
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Haverhill
Broderick
Haverhill High
Boston High School
Commerce
Read
Gardella
St. John’s
Lowell
Kennedy
Williams
Haverh
Reekincakes
Touchdown— LO
Vessels at East Boston Harbor Fill and Sail for Journeys
The beam trawler Crest and the schooner Appomattox were the only vessels to reach T wharf yesterday. The Appomattox carried 6,500 pounds of pollock, while the Crest’s catch was not learned. Alice and Mary Edith arrived Wednesday and will sell today as part of a busy waterfront, with many crews away for the holiday. The British schooner Helen Wair arrived from Salem with 79 tons of coal and freight for Newfoundland. A future large gas and whistling buoy is planned off Cape Cod after prior protests halted a buoy move near Peaked Hill Bars, the site of the January disaster that killed 17 men. The Lord Downshire, chartered from Belfast, will sail about two weeks from Rotterdam to Boston, filling in for the Sloterdyk, which broke its shaft. The Lord Roberts is a sister ship to the Downshire. The Cunard steamship Aultonia is set to arrive at East Boston to load grain, apples, flour, lumber and other goods for Liverpool, with some 300 passengers en route. The Norwegian bark Maryetta is loading 1,000,000 feet of white pine for Rosario. Mystic wharf has long served as a loading point for vessels bound to South America. The Norse ship Superior is to load 1,500,000 feet of lumber for Buenos Aires. The Warren line Michigan sails from Hoosac docks to Liverpool with 56,000 bushels of wheat, 250 cattle, 1,000 sheep, lumber, cotton, apples and flour aboard. Passengers from New York on the Metapan include I M Brockbank and others for Kingston and Colombia, as listed.
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Appomattox
T Wharf
Alice
Mary Edith
Helen Wair
Salem
Otis Wharf
Newfoundland
Gloucester
Cape Cod
Peaked Hill
Washington
Corbin
Pine Forest
Trevorton
Lord Down Shire
Irish Shipowners Company, Limited
Belfast
Rotterdam
Boston
Philadelphia
Downshire
Sloterdyk
Lord Roberts
Mystic Wharf
Lord Downshire
Cunard Line
Aultonia
East Boston
New York
Liverpool
Altonia
Massachusetts
Maryetta
Rosario
Oaklands
South America
Snperior
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Warren Line
Michigan
J. E. Evans
Hoosac Docks
Halifax
Metapan
Kingston
Canal Zone
Santa Marta
Colombia
I. M. Brockbank
Brockbank
R. B. Farrington
Farrington
Evelyn Masury
Irving D. Ward
Ward
Helen Ward
G. M. Weed
Mrs. Weed
Hatch Yonkers Marathon Winner In NY Race
Sydney Hatch of Chicago won the fifth Yonkers Marathon with a time of 2 35 20 before a crowd of over 5000. William Galvin of Yonkers finished second, J J Reynolds of New York third, and James Cleary of Worcester fourth. Fifty seven entrants competed. the finish was tight among the top four.
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New York
Sydney Hatch
Chicago
Yonkers
William Galvin
J. J. Reynolds
Irish-American Athletic Club
James Cleary
Ottawa Athletic Club
Worcester
Mass
Wolgast Eager for Welsh Title Fight After Illness
After a comfortable night Ad Wolgast the lightweight champion awoke eager to learn if a replacement bout has been arranged for his title defense against Freddie Welsh at Vernon. His appendectomy recovery apparently does not lessen his interest in the fight.
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Los Angeles
Ad Wolgast
Freddie Welsh
Vernon
Shipping News Deo Miniature Almanac Details Tides and Arrivals
Shipping news lists arrivals and voyages from multiple steamers and schooners including Arabic Finch Simms Calvin Austin Pike City of Macon Diehl H F Dimock Hawes Malden Smith Mary 8 Harper McLean Bay State Strout City of Gloucester Linneken tug Chas Gallagher Guilmet and others with tugs towing barges to Baltimore Norfolk and Newport News plus several schooners sailing from Gloucester Philadelphia and Eastport and calls at New Haven Perth Amboy and Port Tampa as they proceed to their destinations.
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Liverpool
Queenstown
Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Fastport
Portland
Chippewa
Maguire
Jacksonville
Charleston
City of Macon
Diehl
Savannah
Kershaw
Johnson
Norfolk
H. F. Dimock
Hawes
New York
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Smith
Mary
Harper
McLean
Bay State
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Camden
Brown
Bangor
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
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Guilmet
Portsmouth
Baltimore
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Panker
Vineyard Haven
Newburgh
Mary Arnold
Meader
Plymouth
Mass
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Marth
Salem
Mary E. Pennell
Guttenberg
Eastport
Persian
Philadelphia
Fiverett
Sewall’s Point
City of Everett
Mary E. Harper
Lambert’s Point
Boswell
Emelie
New Haven
Annie
Newport News
Cheektowaga
Perth Amboy
Beckton
Banter
Brooklyn
Qalumet
Port Tampa
President Roads
Ritchie Sees 20 Rounds With Welsh in Los Angeles
Lightweight Willie Ritchie trained with Packey McFarland stayed 20 rounds with Freddie Welsh at Vernon on short notice. Welsh was to challenge Ad Wolgast for the lightweight title, but Ritchie filled in.
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Ritchie
Welsh
Los Angeles
wWillie Ritchie
Packey McFarland
Freddie Welsh
Ad Wolgast
Vernon
Fleming Beats Mellody in Six-Round Bangor Bout
Kid Fleming of Oldtown out fought Honey Mellody in a slugging six round match at the Auditorium Annex Bangor. Fleming controlled the bout from the start and opened a cut eye injury on Mellody in the second round. Mellody dodged well but failed to land his favored uppercuts as the action intensified in the final rounds. Kid Goodman and Joy Gram challenged Fleming afterward.
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Kid Fleming
Oldtown
Honey Mellody
Auditorium Annex
Mellody
Boston
Kid Goodman
Joy Gram
Fleming
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