Armory 10 Mile Cross Country Entries Listed By Handicapper
Handicaps announced for the Armory Athletic Association 10 mile amateur cross country race to be run from the clubhouse at 541 Tremont Street at 10 am. Entries include James J. Lee Boston A A. David Kneeland South Boston A O. A. W. Haddleton Providence. George Jess B C. John Boston. Thomas Dowling B A C. Avard Sprague C A. Edward Sprague E Co A and many others from Boston Cambridge Lawrence and surrounding clubs.
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Frank McGrath
Armory Athletic Association
Tremont Street
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Beacon Street
James J. Lee
Boston
A. A. Roceege
Robert A. Fowler
Cambridgeport
Ro Welton
Lawrence Y. M
David J. Kneeland
South Boston
A. O
Joergh BE. Ballard
Technical High School
A.A
A. W. Haddleton
Providence
R. William
H. McVicar
M. Wae
George L. Jess
B. C
F. P. Sheehan
Brank Spee
John Boston
Thomas H. Dowling
Clifford D. Grimwood
Cambridge Y. M. C
William 8. Grassie
Cambraige
John Tegg
Hyde Park Y. A
George PB. Roberts
St. Stephens A
William FE
Coyle
Cambi
H.W. Murphy
C. G. Covery
Joseph F
Mart
John Milton
E. Crowley
G. A
Charles Burns
Everett
Mary A. A
A. Ring
Allen
Joseph John _ A
Hibbard's Loan Bill Beats Fitzgerald by 287 132
Mayor Hibbard's budget cuts total department estimates deeper than Fitzgerald's. Total department appropriation stands at 11 817 107 versus Fitzgerald's 12 382 951. Major cuts target street and street cleaning, public grounds, and the sewer department. Public celebrations are trimmed to 29 650 from 65 000, Evacuation Day funding falls to 1 280, with Dorchester Day at 500 and 4th of July 10 and Memorial Day 10 500.
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Hibbard
Fitzgerald
Street Department
Finance Commission
Bridge Commission
South Boston
Dorchester
Police Department
Fire Department
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Blood Color and Vitality
An old broadside extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anaemia by increasing red blood cells and oxygen transport. It claims relief from rheumatism and fatigue, touting improved complexion and energy, with a price of $2.50 per box and distribution by Williams Medicine Co. in New York.
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Dr. Williams
Re. Williams Medicine Co
Echeneciadt N.Y
Kilrain Says Prize Fighters Often Lose Their Fortunes
Jake Kilrain, famed for fighting John L. Sullivan in 1889, has filed for bankruptcy in New York. He recalls earning about a quarter million but now shows assets of 67.10 with debts of 1208, blaming gambling and poor investments. He warns that champions who party away winnings end broke and unable to recover once down.
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Jake Kilrain
John L. Sullivan
Richburg
Miss
New York
Jake
Sullivan
Boston
Kilrain
MGB
Dartmouth Drubs Tufts In Quick Basketball Victory
Dartmouth defeats Tufts 31 to 11 in Medford. Brady shines on free throws with seven fouls earned, Lange leads Dartmouth scoring, Knight and Wallace stand out for Tufts. Referee Knox. Two twenty minute halves.
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Medford
Dartmouth
Tufts
Bede
Brady
Lange
Wallace
Knight
Morrisey
Kimball
Knox
National Indoor Tennis Tourney Opens With Strong International Field
England Germany and the United States will be strongly represented as the annual indoor national lawn tennis championship begins tomorrow at the Seventh Regiment courts. One hundred eighty five players are drawn for 8 singles and 27 doubles pairs. The previous records stand at 40 singles and 16 doubles. Defending champions Theodore R. Pell will defend singles and Frederick B. Alexander and Harold H. Hackett will defend doubles.
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New York
England
Germany
United States
Seventh Regiment
Theodore R. Pell
Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
Miller Leads Boston Run of The Cowboy and the Lady
Charles Miller and his company opened at Castle Square Theatre with Clyde Fitch's play The Cowboy and the Lady. The audience praised every member, especially Miss Lasche Miss Wycherly Miss Brant and Mr Miller, with flowers after the second act and a warm encore for the star. The drama follows an innocent man accused of murder and ends with the hero exonerated and the guilty punished, as Miller as Teddy Orth earns respect. The cast also features Mrs Weston played by Wycherly and strong turns by Lasche Paige. The company promises a bright future with further performances planned next week.
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Castle Square Theatre
Charles Miller
Boston
Clyde Fitch
Ana
Mr. Miller
Elfreda Lasche
Margaret Wycherly
Frances Brant
Miller
Teddy Orth
Miss Wycherly
Mrs. Weston
Lilam Paige
Edit
R. Miller
Gladys Johnson Bride in Local Play Recital
Little Gladys Johnson played the bride and received many bouquets. Master Baxter Barron was the groom. Master George A. Thompson played the minister. The cast included Doris Pickance Beatrice Ewan Helen Lenfest Marion Harridon Helen Thompson Bernita Whitehead Gertrude Lenfest Edwina Ballem Gladys Mitter Helen Rice Alice Fish Mona Jakman Mabel and Constance Anderson Hazel Tukey Ruth White Hazel Tukey Vivian Tukey Gladys Porterfield Gertrude Roberts Dorothea Duffy Uriel Follans ee Guy Whitehead Clarence Fish Francis Ames Miles Hatch Charles Hobart Freder ick Hobart John Lawson Merton Whitton Philip Barron. The bride’s parents Marguerite Beria Harold White. Produced under the direction of Mrs Prudy A Surrey.
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Gladys Johnson
Baxter Barron
George A. Thompson
Doris Pickance
Beatrice Ewan
Helen Lenfest
Marion Harridon
Helen Thompson
Bernita Whitehead
Gertrude Lenfest
Edwina Ballem
Gladys Mitter
Helen, Rice
Alice Fish
Mona Jakman
Mabel
Constance Anderson
Hazel Tukey
Ruth White
Hazel
Vivian Tukey
Gladys Porterfield
Newton High Holds 19th Annual Indoor Meet
The Newton High School A. A. will stage its 19th annual indoor meet in the drill hall at Newtonville tonight. The event gathers school sports clubs and athletes for a local athletic showcase.
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Newton High
Newton High School A. A
Newtonville
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