Poultry Show Delivers Record Sales at Mechanics Hall
The Boston Poultry Association show in Mechanics Hall drew strong bids with over $5000 changing hands on prize birds yesterday. Top awards went to multiple breeders including Mirimichi Poultry Farm Foxboro and Foster Brothers Pawtucket with blues, buffs and spangled varieties earning firsts across classes.
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Worcester
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Foxboro
F. A. Brown
Brockton
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H. FE. Forkey
Anne
Boston
Manstone Farm
Ipswich
Kilonis Is Mat Winner At Grand Opera House
John Kilonis defeated Louis Pergantes in a best two of three mat battle, taking the second and third falls after Pergantes won the first fall. The bout drew enthusiastic crowds as Kilonis used a pin wheel and hammerlock to secure the wins in 16 and 11 minutes respectively. A preliminary between Metro and Peter Goulette ended with Metro winning in 31 minutes.
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General Motors Omits Paying Stock Dividend
General Motors Corporation announced in New York that it will skip the quarterly stock dividend of 140th share that had been paid since March 1920. The board also declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of 5 cents per share on common stock.
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General Motors Corporation
Buckeye California clash reshuffles lines for Pasadena game
Ohio State coach Wilce shifts Trott to tackle to reinforce the line and protect Weiche at guard as California coach Andy Smith opens with Nisbet at fullback and toggles Berkey end. Both teams stress the kicking game and defensive drills as 42,000 fans pack Tournament Park for the Rose Bowl intersectional.
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Berkey
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Lowell Hall
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Occidental Field
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Boxing plan to be submitted to N C A A in future meeting
The boxing committee of the National Collegiate Athletic Association will submit a new plan next year, amended to remove objections that caused the association to refuse to sanction boxing in colleges yesterday. Officials said fears that the plan would escape faculty control led to the disapproval.
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Portrait of a Charlestown Navy Yard Train Man
A vivid description contrasts a train man with a worker named Connolly in the Charlestown Navy Yard. The garb includes a blue jumper and red bandanna as he endures the breeze, revealing Connolly’s sturdy presence despite initial misrecognition.
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Connolly Faces Flynn In Charlestown Ring Clash For Education
In Charlestown Joey Connolly a ring scrapper and navy veteran fights Irish Paddy Flynn of Everett in a 10 round final at the Commercial A C to boost his daughter’s education fund. The undercard features Larry Costello of Charlestown against Al Laynes of Cambridge in an eight round bout.
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Boston Arena to Open With Burlesque Hockey and Skating Extravaganza
The Boston Arena launches with a diverse program led by manager George V Brown and Red Synnott featuring a burlesque hockey match, tableaux skits, free skating by Nils Jaycock, pair skating by Theresa Weld Blanchard and Nat Niles, and performances by Willie Frick and the Lamy brothers. Bror Meyer showcases new curves, and Gertrude Hawkes gears up for a girls race as managers seek larger entry fields for the mile.
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Chicago
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Canada
Richey Denies Hornsby For Sale In St Louis Fade
St Louis National manager Branch Richey reiterates Rogers Hornsby is not for sale after a New York report that the Giants offered 200000 dollars and four players for the star infielder was rejected.
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Bethany to Play Dartmouth Next Fall in Hanover
Bethany College will travel to Hanover New Hampshire to face Dartmouth on October 15. Cloyd Goodnight, Bethany president, said Athletic Director Carl Miller reported from Chicago that Dartmouth offered the game and sought Bethany’s permission to accept.
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Boston Boxing Cards Tease Big Night at Carlyle Club
Noddle Islander Nixie Searles faces Buck O'Brien of Roxbury in a looming eight round test at the Grand next Monday. Promoters expect a strong bill with heavyweights Billy Connors and Jack Flavin signing to headline, plus Friedman versus Montreal at 120 pounds. Reed and Siegel also eyed for potential titles as Boston rings gear up for a busy week.
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Dorchester
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Abe Friedman
Montreal
New England
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Autoist Struck by Train at Local Station
Antonio Caranzi of South Barre sustained injuries, possibly fatal, when his car was struck by a Boston and Maine train and hurled several yards as it entered the Northampton to Boston line station at about 4:30 PM. Physicians limited details but warned of possible grave injuries.
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Oxford Cambridge Win Cross Country at Roehampton
The Oxford Cambridge team won the Roehampton cross country race with 26 points, beating Cornell Hill and Dale who scored 29. Cornell Hill and Dale finished second.
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Oxford- Cambridge
Roehampton
Cornell Hill and Dale
Cornell
McInnes Wins Intercollegiate Cross Country Title at Roehampton
McInnes of Oxford led from the first half mile to win the seven and a half mile Oxford Cambridge cross country race at Roehampton in 42 minutes 94 seconds. Carter of Cornell finished second about 100 yards behind. Marsh Cambridge and Brown Oxford followed, with a large crowd watching this intercollegiate event on the Thames Hare and Hounds Club course noted for hills water jumps and rough fields.
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Cornell Team Narrowly Edged by British Captain in England
The article notes Cornell's U S team finishing behind Montague who, despite a poisoned toe, secured victory for the British. McDermott, Stoneham boy, R. E. Brown from Sharon and Captain Dickinson faced colds since arriving in England as Cornell prepared to sail home tomorrow.
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Sharon
Dickinson
England
Columbia Retains C H Y P Chess Title
Columbia defends the C H Y P league crown by defeating Princeton on all four boards. The team won two matches and drew one, totaling 9 1 2 to 21 2. Harvard finished 9th with five wins in 12 games as Yale beat Harvard to reach 4 1 2 points.
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First McAllister Hockey Team to Play This Winter
The McAllister School in this town will field its first ice hockey seven this winter with a rink being built on campus. Practice starts next week as the mid-winter term reopens, with several games planned against outside schools. Strong material for a hockey squad is anticipated.
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