Milton and Canton Lead Effort to Form Four or Five Team Basketball League
Milton High and Canton High School push a new four or five team basketball association with Rockland High and Braintree High as likely members. Milton, coached by Sid Hazelton, hopes for a strong season after winning 18 of 22 last year with captain Chester Gardner. Schedule includes games against Canton, Rockland, Reading alumni, and multiple area schools, signaling a proactive, regional league formation.
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Milton High
Canton High School
Carson
Miltonigh School
Canton High
Rockland High
Braintree High
Braintree
Sittons
Frank O’heren
Milton Margeson
Malcolm Garder
Charles Arne
Blake
Fd Pondentre
Henry Walsh
Thomas Hansbury
Alter Cross
Everett Stanley
Walter McDonald
Walter Maguire
John Wiliams
Allen Lord
Francis Thayer
George Coleman
Gustafson
McDemott
Reading High School
Milton
Oliver Ames High
North Waston
Sharon High School
IM. H. S
Canton
Rockeid High School
Rendirge
Reading
Quincy High School
Quincy
Braintree High School
Stearns School
Mt. Vernon
N. H
Foxboro High School
Foxboro
Rockland High School
Rockland
Weymouth High School
Massachusetts Normal Art
Weymouth
Sharon
Ss Or
Steve Moran
High School of Commerce
Kennedy Nd Lind
Joe Norton
Norton
Moran
Commerce
Yale Graduates Urged to Form Stadium Building Trust
Arthur E. Bowers of Boston proposes a Yale Stadium corporation with $500000 capitalization. Yale graduates would subscribe stock at par to finance the stadium and guarantee ticket priority for the annual home game. He predicts full subscription within sixty days and notes fire safety concerns at recent games. Butterworth, promoter of a new hotel, may join the effort.
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Yale
Arthur E. Bowers
Boston
Bowers
Yale Athletic Committee
Frank Butterworth
Winchester High trounces Posse Gym 87 to 20 in afternoon clash
Winchester High defeated Boston's Posse Gymnasium 87 20 on a bright afternoon. Caldwell and Tuck starred for Winchester while Toomey led Posse. The game featured 20 minute halves with Camerson refereeing and 200 in attendance.
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Winchester High
Posse Gymnasium
Boston
Winchester
Caldwell
Tuck
Toomey
Posse
Posse Gym
Serps
Cdsor
RGRAT
Mortensen
S. D
Gardiner Coldwell
Toomey Flinn
R. B
Nelson
Brockett Thompson
Hines
Freeman
Flcor
Thompson
Biggest Clothing Sale in Boston Promises Deep Discounts
Fire panic steadied by a manager as crowds surged toward a vast clearance. The sale offers $30,000 worth of suits and overcoats on hand, with partners demanding payment and the event to close by January 1. The event is at 975 Washington Street opposite Columbia Theatre and opens Saturday evening at 11 p.m.
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Boston College High School
Boston College
James Street
Togo
Joe Spang
Volkmann School
Boston College High
Wefers
Boston
Washington Street
Columbia Theatre
Double RK Men at Harvard Football and Crew Leaders
Notable Harvard teams feature Paul Withington and Lothrop Withington in football and crew, with Wayland Minor playing football baseball and Reobert Petter involved in football and baseball as listed. The entry outlines prominent athletes spanning football crew and multiple sports at the university.
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Paul Withington
Lothrop Withington
Wayland Minor
Reobert Petter
Six Day Bike Field Now Headed by Three Teams
Confusion marks the Madison Square Garden six day race as five teams drop laps leaving Root and Moran Fogler and Hill and Hehir and Goullet as leading combos. Collins and Drobach withdraw after Drobach breaks a collar bone. Butt and Clarke regain a lap while Cameron and Halstead drop two.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Root
Moran
Hebb
Goullet
Fogler
Till
Hill
Joe Fogler
Butt
Clarke
Mitten
Thomas
Cameron
Walstead
Root-Moeran
Jack” Neville
Hehir
Rutt
Moran Fogler
Hill Hehir-Goulet
Thomas Collins
Drobach
Halstead West
Demara
Butt-Craths
Penaese dl
Stol
Collins-Drobach
Halstead
Harvard Penn bury hatchet in athletic relations
Philadelphia December 9. Penn manager Wood announced the season schedule including a March 25 game with Harvard. A prior June 7 baseball matchup signals resumed athletic relations between the two universities across sports.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Wood
University of Pennsylvania
Trawlers Bring 171700 Pounds of Fresh Fish to Wharf
Yesterday fourteen trawlers arrived at the wharf bringing 171,700 pounds of fresh catch. Haddock and cod led the haul with 66,900 and 82,700 pounds respectively, followed by hake pollock cask and halibut among others. Prices ranged from 3 to 7 cents per pound for various species. The Mabelle E Leavitt and Emily Cooney were among vessels landing notable consignments. The City of Macon carried cotton and fruit cargo from Savannah. The Limon sailed to Port Limon with tourists seeking winter warmth.
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Mabelle E. Leavitt
Emily Cooney
Elsie
Haddock
Cod
Hauke
Pollock
Conqueror
Mary KB
Cooney
Mabelle EK
Leavitt
Tielh
Eddie Minot
Sylvester
Appomattox
W. H. Ryder
Steamship Limon
United Fruit Company
Longwharf
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Tropics
New England
William Newsome
Brookline
West India Division
Company
Zacapa
New York
Kingston
Colon
Santa Marta
Fuller Palmer
Clark
Baltimore
Portland
Vineyard Haven
Absecom
N. J
Leyland Line
Columbian
John McDonald
Hoosac Docks
Charlestown
London
Shipping News Minute Almanac Dec 10
Arrivals and clearances list numerous steamers and tugs with routes from Halifax to Baltimore and New York to Portland. Vessels include A W Perry, Daniel Willard, City Gloucester, and many barges and schooners. note nautical times, tides, and port movements across East Coast ports.
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A. W. Perry
Br.i
Hawes
Halifax
N.S
Calvin Austin
Allan
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Gloucester
McDoxman
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Grecian
Briges
Philadelphia
Joseph W. Fordney
Chase
Malden
Simith
Dimeck
New York
Belfast
Curtis
Bangor
Bay State
Linscott
City Gloucester
Lackawanna
Lewis
Hoboken
Daniel Willard
Vitsgerali
Hawthorne
Marion
Richmond
Calhoun
George R. Skoffeld
Iowa
Irvington
Parahama
Perth Amboy
Bravo
Plymouth
Buckler
Blue Bird
Cheektownxn
Ontario
Baker
James Woolley
Millin
Manatawny
Monoesey
Camp
Bear Ridge
Salem
Logan
Paxtang
Clarks Point
Marguerite
Babbitt
Bessie
Geach
McKeague
Susan N. Pickering
Haskell
Mef
Eldredge
Kelley
Clinton Point
Saxonia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Pretorian
Glasgow
Limon
Port
International
Kohinoor
Cleona
Macungie
Monocacy
Monitor
Gettysburg
Moline
Salenandl Enterprise
Cheektowaga
Beekton
Bear Creek
Marine
Boston
Danversport
Portsmouth
Black Tom
Binster
Banter
N. J
Delawanna
Canisteo
Seyranton
Dto
Hazel Trahey
Parrsboro
N. S
Gather
Bowling Action at Cambridge Alleys Last Night
Local bowling night at Cambridge alleys drew competitors from area lanes. Scores and standings were updated as teams tested form in the latest session.
Baseball players earn more than other jobs on average
The text argues players would strike for higher pay and mocks moguls. It notes players do well even without demands and that the average player earns more in baseball than in other lines of work.
Fall River Falls Hartford 4 2 in Open Time Meet
Fragments show Fall River defeating Hartford 4 to 2. Other results list Brockton hosting Worcester 6 and New Bedford hosting Taunton 10 with unclear scores.
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Fall River
Hartford
Brockton
Worcester
New E Bedfordé
New_ Bedford
Taunton
Comedy Opera Is Applauded at Boston Opera House
Rossini's Barber of Seville was staged at the Boston Opera House last night for the third time with the familiar cast. The audience applauded constantly as Sibiriakoff Lipkowska Constantino Fornari and others delivered engaging performances in a sparkling production. The afternoon program offered Puccini La Bohème with Lipowska and others, followed by Il Trovatore in the evening with new debutant Rappold and Fisher among the cast.
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Rossini
Boston Opera House
Constantino
Lipkowska
Sibiriakoff
Fornari
Tavecchia
Pulcini
Giaccone
Anne Roberts
Opera House
Mr. Fornari
Papa
Miss Roberts
Puccini
Georgetown Holy Cross Football in Boston Prospect
Boston alum Charles Y. Martel urged a 1911 Georgetown Holy Cross football date in Boston. Alumni expect strong interest and financial viability if the game is played on Harvard at West Point day, with heavy travel costs noted but potential cross college appeal.
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Georgetown
Boston Post
Holy Cross
Boston
Washington College
New York
Harvard
West Point
Charles Y. Martel
Ann
Boston Georgetown Alumni Association
Mr. Martel
Fraud Charge Against Joseph H Beall in White Plains Case
Joseph H Beall of Chestnut Hill surrendered to postal authorities here yesterday. He faces a charge of using the mails to defraud in a scheme tied to stock in the Continental Wireless Telegraph Company, alleged as part of a plan to form a large wireless trust in the United States.
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Joseph H. Beall
Chestnut Hill
New York
Continental Wireless Telephone &Telegraph Company
Holiday Shoplifters Roam Crowded Stores
Christmas shoppers fill department stores as gifts and toys line the aisles. Detectives and store security have been doubled to counter a rising number of professional and opportunistic thieves during the holiday rush.
Perkins Quits Morgan to Aid Labor Men
Edward F Whitney and George W Perkins retire from J P Morgan & Co on January 1 1911 with Porter Lamont and W H Porter named as new partners. Perkins leaves to devote time to corporate work and public affairs.
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Perkins
Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Life Insurance Company
Messrs
Edward F. Whitney
George W. Perkins
William H. Porter
Chemical National Bank
Thomas W. Lamont
First National Bank
Whitney
Red Sox hopeful Thoney may rejoin spring camp
John I Taylor says Jack Thoney, the ill star still out since August, is expected to report for the spring training trip. Taylor believes Thoney will be fit and return to Patsy Donovan's lineup, though the Kentucky resident has kept silent about his plans.
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Red Sox
John I. Taylor
Patsy Donovan
John I
Jack Thoney
Jack
Thoney
Thoneys
Mr. Taylor
Kentucky
John S
Association of Reported
Boston Nationals
Rescue of Thirteen Horses From Charlestown Fire
A stable next to the Hastern Metal and Refining Co at 74 Roland Street Charlestown caught fire. Thirteen horses were removed before the flames fully took hold as the alarm came in at 8 10 p m. The fire caused about 4000 in damage and firefighters from Somerville aided after Box 4 was struck.
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Hastern Metal and Refining Company
Roland Street
Charlestown
Somerville
Women Jury Passes Verdict In San Francisco Divorce Case
A jury of 12 women sat in Superior Court as Judge Graham summoned them to decide a decree modification giving Mrs. Mary A Black custody of her minor son from Owen A Black. The jurors, untrained for jury service, returned a verdict without formal instructions, and the court entered the verdict as ordered.
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San Francisco
Graham
Mary A. Black
Owen A. Black
Eddie Murphy Wins Over Twin Miller in Philadelphia
Eddie Murphy of Boston dominated Charlie Miller who stood in for Young Erne at the Nonpareil Club. Murphy controlled the bout from the start, opening Miller’s left eye and finishing with a stiff right in the fifth that nearly closed the other eye. Miller barely punched back in a one sided match.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Eddie Murphy
Boston
Charlie
Miller
Murphy
Philadelphian
Will
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Kood
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Paul Thompson
Harvard-Pennbury Hatchet
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Western Electric Op Na
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Stuart Howland
Wellsbach Co
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Gilman Bros
Carter Carter
Riker Jaynes Eerer
E. C Patch
Williamstown
Fox Fultz Wee Ene
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Crosby’s Restaurant For
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Hubbard
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Twin Miller
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