Arnold Lawson’s New 51 Foot Yacht Begins Construction
Work has begun on Arnold Lawson’s new 51 foot waterline schooner yacht designed by Tams Lemoine Crane of New York. laid down in Lawley’s mould loft with oak frame, it will measure 70 feet overall, displace a nine foot draft, and include a full main cabin, staterooms, galley, and fore castle for cruising comfort and speed.
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Arnold Lawson
Messrs. Tams
Lemoine & Crane
New York
Lawley
Lawley’s
Harvard Hockey Tryouts Signal Strong Crimson Team
Harvard enters Intercollegiate Hockey League with over 100 candidates competing for spots on the Crimson. Captain Winsor leads last year’s stars including Goodrich Ramsay Pruyn and Manning, as a new Holmes Field rink aids practice while Yale clashes loom in New York. Duke of Norfolk governs coronation robes in Westminster Abbey with robes displayed by baron and baroness models.
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Harvard
Duke of Norfolk
Crimson
Yale
Blue
St. Nicholas Rink
New York
Winsor
Goodrich
Ramsay
Penhallow
Manning
Pruyn
Holmes Field
London
Great Britain
Edward
Westminster Abbey
Medford wins two of three in Mystic Valley series
Medford defeated Arlington Boat Club two games to one in the Mystic Valley series tonight. Teel led the scoring with a total of 541 points.
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Medford
Arlington Boat Club
Teel
Lexington
Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Old Belfry Club
Mystic Valley Marks and Gillette
Newtowne
Woodbury
Ennings
Gillette
Weee Ae
Old Belfry
Bowler
Gilmore
Turner
Sewneeeean
Redman
Reed
Rubber League Winners from Stoughton Barnes and Revere
The Stoughton and Barnes teams won last night in the Rubber League. Revere took one game from Stoughton, while Barnes swept three from Cable, taking the middle game by three pins. Scores not shown.
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Stoughton
Barnes
Revere
Stoughtons
Cable
Salem Falls to Portland in Polo Match 2-1
Salem lost to Portland 2 to 1 in a polo game tonight. Murphy Doherty and Heffernan starred for Salem while Cameron and Mallory excelled for Portland. One Portland goal came on a Salem own kick. Referee Furbush, timer Porter, attendance 3500.
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Salem
Portland
Murphy
Doherty
Heffernan
Cameron
Mallory
Dahon
Vccee
Cadernlanenseynes
Eakay Srucne Campbell
Sciepeeece
Foul—McKay
Furbush
Timer—Porter
Lowell Beats Lewiston 6 to 4 In Hockey Match
Lowell defeated Lewiston 6 to 4 with a strong second period, as Mik McGilvary stood out for Lewiston. About 200 Woburn supporters and Guang Mayor-elect John P. Feeney attended, presenting a ring and hearing Feeney’s speech. Attendance was around 1,200 with Burgess in goal for Lowell and Mercer noted for Lewiston.
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Lowell
Lewiston
Woburn Friends of
Mik
Pierce
J. Jomn
Coreeesee Holderness
MIT Athletes Hold Trial Heats Ahead of Winter Meet
MIT athletes conducted trial heats yesterday as preparation for the annual winter meet to be held tomorrow evening at the institute gym on Exeter Street. The intraclass championship at MIT will be decided, with the team race expected to be a major feature of the program.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Exeter Street
American Girls to Tour Country After European Triumph
Two American young women, pianist Augusta Cuttlow and singer Estelle Liebling, arrive in New York for a national concert tour. Cuttlow, once hailed as a child prodigy, studied in America then Berlin and performed with Kyrene affiliates and royal circles. Liebling, famed on the Continent, led soprano roles with Dresden and Berlin royal operas.
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New York
Augusta Cuttlow
Estelle Liebling
Orpheus Society Concert Under New Director Carl Kaufmann
Carl Kaufmann led the Orpheus Musical Society in a concert featuring several part songs including Liebes wandel by Herman Heberlein. Heberlein, a renowned cello soloist and composer, joined the string quartet with Emanuel Fiedler, B. Fiedler, and S. Goldstein. U. S. Kerr delivered bass solos while Dr. Louis Kelterborn and T. Craig Kelly accompanied the program.
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Carl Kaufmann
Orpheus Musical Society
Orpheus Society
Orpheus
Christmas Dinner to Needy Sailors At Retreat
To the Editor of the Post S r The dinner given to the needy sailors at the Christian Sailors Retreat on Thanksgiving Day was well appreciated and I would like to host another larger meal on Christmas Day if I can obtain donations of food or money. I would also welcome any surplus clothing to give to the sailors. There are many in need. Please insert this and oblige Thomas Noble Retreat 48 Battery Christian Sailors Street December 13.
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Post
S.r
Former Medford Girl Dies by Own Action on Hudson
Mrs. Una H. Perry formerly Miss Una Redman of Medford drowned herself in the Hudson River after family troubles and financial pressures on her husband George Hough Perry. The couple had a son Ralph born March 23, 1895. She was 28 and had been a Washington society belle. Her mother and uncle in Lexington sought to receive her, but misfortune followed them as she fled New York via boat passage and leaped into the river. Local spectators mourned as her story of love and ruin unfolded.
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Lexington
Una H. Perry
Priscilla
New York
Redman
Una Redman
Washington
Wallace S. Redman
United States Navy
Otis Street
Medford
Miss Redman
George Hough Perry
Baxter E. Perry
Perry
Ralph
Pittsburg
John Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Hudson River
Alfred M. Redman
Standard's Store Crowded for Holiday Display in Boston
The Standard Clothing Company on Washington street showcases holly-decorated exterior and interior window displays featuring the latest cloth erg line. Neckwear is among the best in Boston with overcoats and silk and cotton underwear available at moderate prices. Departments are crowded as Christmas trade looks set to exceed prior seasons.
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Standard Clothing Company
Washington Street
Clotherg
Boston
Standard’s
Boston Dogs Aiming High at New York Dog Show
Boston entries top 100 at Madison Square Garden as Dr. C A Lougest and wife prepare to bring Luath and five imported English bloodhounds to compete for the United States bloodhound trophy and mansion of ribbons. The Lougests expect to win mastiff and bloodhound honors with multiple prize winners.
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Boston
New York
Luath
Dr. C. A. Lougest
United States
Madison Square Garden
C. A. Lougest
Franklin
Dr. Lougest
America
Dr. Longest
Black Peter
Longest
Prince of Wales
Holland
Wandle Warrior
Anno Dommini
Monte Cristo
Blackwall Ringer
Charity Girl
Ripple Dulcet
Cleveland
Tara
Boxing woes spark court test on licensing and venues
Tom O Rourke, ex boxing czar of New York, fights to reopen Royal Golf and Athletic Club in Tortchester. He aims to appeal to courts over permits blocking fights at Portchester, while Crowley in Hartford controls Nutmeg A. and Morans’ wrestling chatter echoes across Boston area. Wrestlers Meyers, Schack, and Callahan spark a flurry of challenged bouts with terms tied to gate receipts and purses.
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Tom O'Rourke
New York
Royal Golf and Athletic Club
Tortchester
O'Rourke
Crowley
Hartford
Unartford
McGovern
Corbett
Portchester
Gilligan-Little
Brockton
Schack
Flavin
Gerrier
Ferrin
Parker
Little
John Tracey
Lynn
America
James Gilligan
Lawrence
Mr. Moran
Black
Saxe
Brown
the Post
Lenox A. C
Block
Lynch
John J. Reagan
Broeckton
Mark Schack
Callahan
Horton
Dick Casey
Worcester
Weston
Young
Bradley
Tirrell
Jon Leary
Charlestown
Leary
Larry’? Hayes
East Boston
Hayes
Weestlinder
Cambridge
McDonough
K.L. Trover
Herman Long
Upham’s Corner
Dorchester
Clinton Defeats Brockton In Polo Clash 8–7
In Brockton on December 17 Clinton edged Brockton 8 to 7 after a spirited polo match. Bartlett did not play due to injuries, Johnson stood in at halfback, and Daly led Clinton with 10 rushes while Cashman and Bannon tallied goals. Referee Connolly and timer Bromade oversaw a 500 attendance game.
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Brockton
Clinton
Bartlett
Johnson
Daly
Cevectesechen Socceepelsy
Chudinehsid
Houghton
Lincoln Devlin
S.e.c
Hadley Johnson
H. B
Gardner Bannon
Cashman
Cunningham
Bannon
Connolly
Sparring Exhibition License Refused in Bath Me
In Bath Maine on December 17 authorities refused a license for a Christmas Eve sparring exhibition between Billy Payne and Twin Sullivan. Earlier there was also an objection to a Wilson McKeever bout.
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Bath. Me
Billy Payne
Sullivan
Harvard Brown sophomores debate set for Providence
On January 23 Harvard sophomores will debate Brown sophomores in Providence. Today the senior class ballots elect the class day and photographic committees at Harvard.
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Harvard
Brown
Providence
Wheeler Injury Hits Burke Team In Institute Game
Wheeler of the Burke squad injured his knee Monday in the Institute Burke game and may be out for some time. Framingham leads but Burke and Institute press hard as Pawtucketville remains last. Burke and Institute tied for second as New England basketball committee met at Cambridgeport gym.
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Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Thomas Riley
William M. Dumbriskey
Newton Black
Western Massachusetts Basket Bar Association
George T. Hepburn
New York
W. C. Akers
Holyoke H
New England
N. A
Sayres Defeats Rotchford In Second Round Bout
Milwaukee report notes Kid Sayres defeated Dill Rotchford in the second round on a foul. Sayres advances in the match, with Rotchford eliminated on the disputed call.
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Sayres
Milwaukee
Wis
Kid” Sayres
Dill
Rotchford
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Seereee
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TECH
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co
John P. Lovell Arms Co
Christian Sailors’ Street
Ierald
Mna Perry
Standard’s Store
Washington ‘Street Clothing
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F. J. Burkes
California
J. W. O'Connor & CO
India St
Mass
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Shuman Corner
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Hunter
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Broad St
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Hanrahan
Hart
Touisville
Wild Bil’ HanrAhan
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Alfred Smith
Father Kelley
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Glendon
Kim’ Wray
Weld
Coach Anglin
Riverside B. C
William Moran
The
Columbian R. A
Lawrence Hayes
Jeffries Point R. A
Harvard Notes
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
Gove & Co
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Palm Garden
Sudbury St
Spalding
Dreyfuss
Penn
Barney Dreyfuss
A. G. Spalding
R.a.sanden
Tremont St
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