Separate show urged for commercial vehicles in Boston
At the Commercial Motor Vehicle Association of Boston meeting at the Lenox a separate commercial vehicle show was favored. Members agreed to take 44,000 square feet, letters of support from accessory exhibitors were read, and the incorporation committee reported its duties completed.
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Commercial Motor Vehicle Association of Boston
Hotel Lenox
L. B. Butler
Committee On the Incorporation of the
Commercial Vehicle Association
Duffey Sports Column Predicts Fresh Faces Lead Team
Arthur Duffey offers readers sports insights and calls for questions through the Post column. He notes Jake Stahl’s absence places burden on John I to guide a young squad while Fowler and Silva are favored to win the 20 mile relay at Charlestown Armory. Harvard captains still unsettled as Coach Haughton plans Europe trip.
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Bob Fowler
Joe Silva
Charlestown Armory
Fowler
Harvard and Tech Meet at Hockey
Harvard meets Technology in a hockey clash at the Arena after Harvard beat Boston Hockey Club 4 3 in their opener. Tech backs Hurlburt and Gould, while Harvard’s defense led by Huntington and Graustein is a strength, with Chadwick in goal and Captain Hornblower leading the forwards.
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Harvard
Tech
Institute of Technology
Crimson
Boston Hockey Club
Technology
Henry Stucklen
Sloane
Gould
Huntington
Graustein
Cambridge Latin School
Chadwick
Gardner
Harvard. Technology
PBMC
Wala Cso
R. E
Storke Cutler
Stucklen
Ts Cs
Sig
Gould Pratt
Sloan Huntington
C. P
Ranney Graustein
Vose Chadwick
Bakewell
Jack Norfolk
Peck & Snyder Skates and Shoes Catalogue Preview
A catalog listing Peck & Snyder Skates with racing, hockey, and regular skate ranges. Prices cover air racing skates six dollars, shoes for skating from two to five dollars, various clamp and screw options, and ancillary items like snow shoes skis and sleds. Free catalogue on request.
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Peck & Snyder
Yale and Brown Seek Providence Home Game in 1911
Brown University advances plans to host Yale in Providence on the 1911 football schedule. Dr Frederick Marvel urged Assistant District Attorney-General Cross to aid Brown in obtaining Yale’s agreement, hoping for a high profile matchup akin to Harvard Yale games. Cross’s response was not definite, but he is seen as sympathetic to the effort.
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Yale
Providence
Boston
Brown
Frederick W. Marvel
Cross
Board of Athletic Visitors
Vaughan
Ohio State New Haven
Harry Vaughan
Ohio State University
Howard Jones
Harvard
Neil Doherty Named Captain of St. John's 1911 Eleven
Neil Doherty has been elected captain of St. John's 1911 eleven. The Cambridge native played quarterback this year and was the team's mainstay. He also belongs to the basketball squad and hails from Cambridge. Jimmy Doyle needs to improve batting to stay with the Cubs after a .254 season at Louisville.
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Neil Doherty
ST. John’s Danvers
St. John's
Cambridge
Scully
Boston
Jimmy Doyle
Cubs
Louisville
Penn Captain to Be Chosen
The University of Pennsylvania Athlectic Association will dine varsity members and coaches on Thursday evening ahead of the captaincy election for next season. The battle is between Roy Mercer fullback and Texas Ramsdell halfback with a close race expected. present are Captain Ernest Cozens and 17 other named players among the 29 who held varsity P letters.
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Ic Association
University of Pennsylvania
Roy Mercer
Texas Ramsdell
Mercer
Ernest Cozens
Scott
Wolforth
Cramer
Patterson
Morris
Dillon
Rodgers
Marks
Jourdet
Kaufman
Hough
Thayer
Keough
Sommer
Ramsdell
Young
Kennedy
Harrington
Baseball Gossip from the Dead Ball Era Rumors and Lineups
McGraw lists four third basemen Devlin Manush Fletcher and Shafer with Devlin favored against the field. Phil Lewis excels at shortstop in the American Association yet slows on the bases. Chicago pipe smoke notes a $500000 investor courting Fletcher if Johnny Evers becomes manager. Donahue the Athletics catcher may be a holdout after heavy World Series duty. Rumor says Hal Chase may quit the Highlanders for the coast if things don’t go right next summer. Murphy may trade for MacQuillan and Grant to improve the Cubs prospects. Long Tom Hughes plans a return with Jim McAleer’s help. Topsy Hartsel’s Havana trip leaves him cigarless.
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Devlin
Manush
Fletcher
Shafer
Phil Lewis
American Association
Chicago
Johnny Evers
Donahue
Athletics
Dygert
Secoffers
New York
Highlanders
Hal Chace
Murphy
MacQuillen
Grant
Six day race results and athletic notes from Cambridge
The English Sporting Chronicle reports Moran and Root winning the six day race in New York with Rutt and Clarke second and Fogler and Hill third. Other remarks cover amateur status, team formations, and past matches including a 12 hour a day claim. Baseball and boxing references include Burr versus Sullivan and a July 8, 1889 Sullivan win in 75 rounds.
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New York
Moran
Root
Fogler
Hill
Hehir
Goullet
Rutt
Cambridge
Wills
Sporting Chronicle
Clarke
Stol
Frank Kramer
Boston
Buffalo
Newark
MacFarland
Richburg
Miss
Sullivan
Boston College Track Team Opens Candidacy for Season
A large group of runners gathered at Boston College as Bart Sullivan joins to coach the squad. Captain William Murphy of Roxbury, a BC High School graduate, headlines a strong relay unit with past success at North Dorchester A. A. and BC meets.
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Boston College
Bart Sullivan
William Murphy
Roxbury
Boston College High School
North Dorchester A. A
Burke
B. C
Georgetown
Philadelphia
Connie Signs A Promising Pair In New York State League
Two players, one drafted by the Athletics and another bought by the Phillies, top the New York State League averages. Bill Kay of the Mackmen leads Yorkers in batting with .363 over 127 games. Chalmers, a highly touted young righty, heads the pitchers with 26 wins and 6 losses after stints with Scranton. Eleven players hit above .300, with Harry Lumley second.
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Athletics
Phillies
New York State League
Bill Kay
Mackmen
Albany
Chalmers
Scranton
Hut
Harry Lumley
Brooklyn
Possible New Star Discoveries Next Training Season
Analysts speculate on potential new stars for the upcoming training season. Questions arise about whether Hanp Waeners or Ty Cobbs will emerge, but no confirmations are available.
Cambridge Latin School Opens Track Practice
Cambridge Latin School begins regular practice at the B. A. A. track with 40 candidates led by Captain Guy McViccar. Key sprinters include Coughlin Wright and Sullivan in the 40 yard dash and captain McVicar in the 1000 yard event.
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Cambridge Latin School
Lready
Guy McViccar
Cambridge
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