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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
8
In Glasgow on February 9 the international match between Newell W. Banks of Detroit and Robert Stewart of Glasgow produced four more draws. Stewart has two wins to Banks one, with thirty one draws, for a total of forty games completed.
Randolph Five defeated Fitton A. C. 19 to 7 at Sumner Hall East Boston last night. It was the Fittons first loss on their home floor in years.
Fear grips mariners as the Boston four masted schooner Bradford E Jones sailing from Philadelphia to Portland with 2600 tons of coal went missing after leaving Provincetown harbor on January 21. No word has come since.
Hours before the heavy blow of Sunday the 22d the Bradford E. Jones sustained awful pounding and stood little chance of survival. Captain John M. Allen of 77 Washington Avenue Waltham and his ten crewmen are missing while friends here hope for his safe return.
Charles Garland deserted his April Farm again and drove off in an old car toward Plymouth. He left food and water for his animals and told neighbors he did not know when he would return. North Carver residents speculate about his motive, whether a pursuit of a missing person or a penitential visit to his wife in Dedham.
Frank I. Cobb chief editorial writer on the New York World condemned U S foreign policy at a 20 minute Chamber of Commerce talk at Copley Plaza. He argued readjustment after World War I lagged and urged stability in Europe tied to Washington Conference and League of Nations. He praised the Federal Reserve system and criticized Congress for not grasping Asia and the peace era.
Authorities in New England were asked to aid in finding Mrs Bertha M Duffy 43 who vanished from her Somerville lodging on October 14 after visiting a friend at 353 Somerville Avenue while recovering from a nervous upset. She came from West Peru Maine. Relatives fear harm.
McGill University wrestling and winter teams depart for U.S. events. Grapplers meet Cornell in Ithaca Friday and Syracuse in Syracuse Saturday. Ski jumpers and snowshoe racers enter Dartmouth Winter Carnival in Hanover, New Hampshire.
Jim Thorpe, former Carlisle star, was purchased today from the Toledo American Association Club by William Klepper, owner of the Portland Pacific Coast League team, in Portland Oregon.
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