Boston Latin interclass track meet yields class of 1913 glory
Boston Latin School's annual interclass track meet crowned the class of 1913 eight with top honors, scoring 441.2 points as dominant contenders across events. Hanlon Cusick Evans and Higgins led point totals. finals included 40 and 30 yard dashes, 800, 600, and 1000 yard runs, high jump, and shot put with strong showings from Ormsby Rogers McLellan Levy and Cole.
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Snow
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Wondy Higgins
Hersom
Pooler
Soucy
Duffey Answers Sports Queries in Post column
Arthur Duffey answers reader questions on boxing careers and venues. He recalls racing in Edinburgh and Glasgow, notes Edinburgh Powderhall speed, mentions Glasgow track quality, cites East Boston lightweights, and discusses next amateur boxing shows. He also explains poker straights and a forty-five turn rule.
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Armory
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Oxford Team Scores and Player Totals Displayed
OCR shows a dated sports card with team labeled Oxford and player names Fletcher Bree Rollins Wiseley Newhall Byrne Hixon Bevier Heys plus totals 488 515 510 for one side and 457 483 461 for the other. It presents individual scores and final tallies without narrative context.
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Pool argument over corner ball in straight pool incident
A pool question asks whether A’s break caused a foul when two balls failed to contact cushions. B claims a scratch, but A is deemed right. The letter also veers into queries about John L Sullivan’s birthplace and education, and mysteries surrounding Dan Donnelly’s mummified arm and claimed possession by J Frank Bradley.
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John EL
Roxbury
Dan Donnelly
Donnelly-Cooper
J. Frank Bradley
Mirror of Life of London
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Boylston 5 Break Record In City Bowling Meet
The Boylston five set a city league record with 1555 total pins at Adams Square, beating Somerset by 14. Gill led with a 345 three string and 128 high single, as Elite and McCarthy also posted strong scores. Carruth’s group at Carruth’s alleys totaled 1428 as other teams battled hard across lanes.
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Kirby
Tufts Five Triumphs Over Tech In Sharp Alley-oop Game
Tufts College basketball team edged Technology 19 to 10 at Tech gym in a brisk, rough contest. Tufts second team defeated Tech second 26 to 9, with Tufts players like Dickenson, Atwood, Parker, and Wallace contributing key floor goals and Kimball drawing fouls. Time 20-minute halves. officials Were Wentworth, Bunker, Wood.
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High Jump Showdown At B A A Meet Between Top Jumpers
The upcoming B A A meet Saturday night features a high jump showdown among Harry Porter of the Irish American A C Erickson holder Herbert Gidney of the B A A and Sam Lawrence of Harvard. Porter and Erickson seek to beat each other with past Olympic and indoor marks around six feet three inches. In recent exhibitions all three have cleared six feet and the competition promises a possible new record despite liberal handicaps at Pastime games in New York.
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New York
Boston Theater Roundup Highlights Prolific Stage Season
A bustling Boston scene features Maude Adams at the Hollis in What Every Woman Knows and The Midnight Sons at the Shubert. Major shows include The Meltins Pot at the Majestic, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm at Tremont, and The Man From Home at Park Theatre. Vaudeville, ben Hur at the Boston, and Peary North Pole talk draw crowds. broader bills at Keiths, the Globe, and the Hub Theatre.
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Shubert Theatre
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Colonial
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Majestic
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Tremont
Park Theatre
William Hodge
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Globe
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Shore Acres
Castle Square
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Emma Ray
King Casey
Grand Opera House
Barney Gilmore
Keith
Countess de Pierre
Lole Fuller
Edam
Margaret Moffat
Harry Lauder
Mr. Lauder
Margaret Clayton
the Howard
Margaret
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
Lew Wallace
New England
Fashion Plate
Columbia
Joe Fields
Waldron
College Girls Company
Wright I Kramer
Burton Holmes
Hawaii
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Perry Sisters
Kramer
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Hub Theatre
Robert F. Peary
North Pole
Appalachian Mountain Club
Rock Ridge Loses Season Opener at Melrose 20–15
Melrose High defeats Rock Ridge 20 to 15 in Wellesley as Rock Ridge hopes fade in the final minutes. Key scorers include McLetchie Wentworth and Winship for Melrose, while Brock Johnson and C Wood lead Rock Ridge. Time halves are 20 minutes with Locke refereeing.
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Labor Leader J Coyle Heads Boston & Maine Brotherhood
J Coyle born 1878 in Somerville leads the Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employees covering Boston & Maine and Maine Central systems from Newport to Rotterdam Junction with about 1500 members. Since 1905 wages unchanged, conditions improved. Lewiston division added, last convention at Ross ton, next in Portland on May Tuesday.
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Blake Knowles Co. At New Boston Alleys Totals
The record lists alley scores for New Boston venues with South Gallery and North Gallery totals and phone numbers. Entries show partial numeric tallies and contact lines for drawing room totals.
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Boston Opera House season notes and cast list
Theatres Boston Opera House presents Lucia di Lammermoor Madama Butterfly Trovatore La Bohème and Faust with casts led by Lipkowska Nielsen Hoffmann Dereyne and others. Performances run February 11 through 16 with Conti Luzzatti and Goodrich as conductors and popular pricing.
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Sudbury Industrial League At Sudbury Alleys
Sudbury league play details alleys scores and listings show Potala American Net and Twine Coleman and Keating with contact numbers 417 412 452 1281 374 416 408 1199
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Potala
American Net & Twine
Coleman & Keating
Early Start For B C High School Baseball Team
Boston College High School begins preparations with first indoor practice next week as battery candidates are called. Captain follows lead of Coach O Reilly of English High who has also started early ball throwing sessions.
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