Gilt Edge cracks seek spots on Post bowling team
The Boston Post’s third weekly bowling rolloff to form a six man squad for the national tournament in New York in May will be held at the Boston alleys on Arch Street. Eighty entrants are expected, with 12 weekly events planned and only two completed.
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Boston Post
Post
New York
Boston
Arch Street
Newtowne
Co. F. Leach
Tremont
James Puffer
The
Arlington Boat
J. P. Puffer
Arlington Boat Club
Bunker Hill K of C Sets Pin Records in Weekly Leagues
In Greater Boston candle pin and bottle pin matches last week, Bunker Hill Knights of Columbus set a high team single string and a new league record. Top marks included Claus 135, OBrien 344 three-string, Tremont and Chelsea Square leading team totals, with Tremont also claiming multiple top team scores. New league record noted.
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Bunker Hill
Knights of Columbus
Boston
Claus
Transcript
O'Brien
Wildey
Gunker Hill
Chelsea Square
Greater Baston
Plympton
Tremont
Prympton
Auto carnival yields world record and serious injury
In New Orleans on February 21 the opening 10 mile race injured J D Ryall, feared fatally, as a capricious crash sent his Matheson tearing into the field. Bob Burman in a Buick then won the 100 mile world championship in 1 hour 42 minutes 38.25 seconds, with Robertson in a Simplex second. Mrs J Newton Cuneo broke her own speed record in 1:01.5 while driving a Knox Giant.
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J. D. Ryall
Fair Grounds
Robert Burman
Burman
Savannah
Robertson
Strang
Cuneo
Flint
Mich
Hotel Grunewald
Ryan
Matheson
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Knox Giant
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Packard
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Fiat Cyclone
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George Robertson
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Buick
Won Last Pinfall Noted In Bowling Standings
The record shows final pinfall figures for players including J. Middleby Jr Inc Logan Johnson Co and A A Knights Son with individual averages listed for Campbell Miteh Al DeMayer Murray Knights Moody Ames Nissen Mattern Cunningham and others.
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Logan, Johnson & Co
A. A. Knights & Son
H. A. Johnson
Campbell
Miteh al
DeMayer
Murray
Knights
Moody
Langford Back From Coast Ahead of London Bouts
Langford and manager Joe Woodman returned from California after six weeks seeking a bout with Ketchel. Walsh faces Digger Stanley for the bantam title May 17 in London while Langford meets Champion Johnson May 24 for the world heavyweight title. The pair sail for England late March with Paris bouts planned and no decision 12 round bouts anticipated in San Francisco.
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California
Ketchel
Sam Langford
Joe Woodman
Edward Keevin
Langford
Jimmy Walsh
Walsh
Digger Stanley
National Sporting Club
London
Sam
Johnson
England
Paris
Keevin
San Francisco
Beach Kennel Club Show Opens With Grand Canine Parade
The New England Kennel Club opens its annual beach show in Mechanics Building with dogs of many breeds valued up to 10 000 dollars, including Reginald Vanderbilt and Samuel Untermyer entries from New York. Police initially threatened to enforce the Sunday law delaying dogs from arriving, but dogs were moved to the building under supervision.
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New England Kennel Club
St. Bernards
Reginald Vanderbilt
Samuel Untermyer
New York
Mechanics' Building
Dole
Checker Sharps Battle At New England Congress
The annual New England checker sharps congress at the American House features Boston and All-New England teams in a marquee match. Veterans aim for the David Kirkwood medal as Captain Greehan unveils a numbered card system to reduce tournament confusion. Balloting begins at 1 pm with judges present and the event may include a New England tournament if entries reach sixteen to twenty games.
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Boston
All-New England
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Greehan
Commonwealth Steamer to Start Boston New York Service
The Commonwealth, flagship of the Fall River line, begins service between New York and Boston on Sunday Feb 28. It will depart Fall River on its first trip. Extra capacity needed as inauguration travel swells. Plymouth will accompany the Commonwealth and carry three companies of the Sixth Massachusetts Infantry and two cavalry troops.
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Fall River Line
New York
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Fall River
New England
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Massachusetts Infantry
Lewis Tewanina Wins New Orleans Marathon
Lewis Tewanina of the Carlisle Indian School won the 20 mile Marathon at City Park in New Orleans under the Young Men s Gymnastic Club. His time was 2 10 50 1 5. Mellor finished second Forshaw third Fincke fourth Hatch fifth and Sangessan sixth. Fowler failed to appear.
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Lewis Tewanina
Carlisle Indian School of Pennsylvania
City Park
Mellor
Forshaw
Leo Fincke
Sydney Hatch
Chicago
M. J. Sangessan
KR. A. Fowler
Cambridge
Mass
Bernard McCormick Named Princeton Football Field Coach
Bernard McCormick of Boston was chosen as field coach for the Princeton football eleven in Princeton New Jersey. He entered Princeton in 1904, played four years, captained the 1907 team and was named All American fullback for two years. He assisted in the coaching last fall.
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N. J
Bernard McCormick
Boston
Tie
Jie
Ellen Snow Publishes New Story The Confessions of Seymore Vane
Ellen Snow of Hartford Connecticut known for anti vivisection and The Evolution of Rose presents The Confessions of Seymore Vane a story of letters between a married man and his psychic affinity. It ends on the brink of the moral precipice as Snow attributes it to limited opportunities for women to gauge married life and the gaps in mutual mental interest within domesticity.
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Hartford
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Labor Union Opposes Charter Without Recall Provisions
Boston Central Labor Union delegates voted unanimously against any city charter amendment that lacks initiative referendum and recall by petition. The group reviewed the proposed charter section by section while hearing John F. Kennedy discuss his Finance Commission report and listening to ex-Governor Bates defend portions of the plan.
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Finance Commission
Bates
Former Governor Bates Attacks City Council and Waste
Bates criticizes Boston politics citing waste of over 1.9 million dollars and corruption under a party system. He urges a Finance Commission to replace the council, argues for nonpartisan governance, and questions the referendum and party labels in city government.
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Labor Leaders Protest City Charter Provisions in Legislature
State labor leaders plan a Tuesday protest before the metropolitan affairs committee against the proposed city charter provisions including a referendum ban. The Boston Central Labor Union cites opposition to abolishing elective offices and the street commissioners department. The judiciary committee discusses labor bills such as peaceful picketing and the legality of striking.
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George A. Curran
Legislative Committee
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Joint Committee On Judiciary
Palatial Trains for Railway Conductors
Boston Division 122 of the Order of Railway Conductors heard plans for the 32d biennial grand division meeting to be held in May. Four hotels were requested for special trains with large delegations expected from Western Pennsylvania and Fort Wayne Indiana. The Western Pullman Special from Fort Wayne would need nearly an entire hotel for the party.
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Labor Holiday Observances Highlight Union Events
Today labor groups plan a series of smoke talks and entertainments. The Bartenders Union will host about 2000 guests at Schwaben Hall Roxbury Heath and Schiller streets. Bill Posters Union welcomes guests at 724 Washington Street. Typographical Union 18 stages a ball at Copley Hall to benefit Frank K. Foster.
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Schiller Streets
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Washington Street
Copley Hall
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Wright President Carroll Wright of Clark College Dies
The body of Carroll D Wright president of Clark College died last night in Worcester. Two funeral services are planned Wednesday a private service for family and intimate friends and a public service in the Church of the Unity likely attended by most faculty and students though many are away on vacation.
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Worcester
Carroll D. Wright
Clark College
Church of the Unity
Breach widens in boilermakers union dispute report says
John J. Minton reports the conference called by Samuel Gompers failed to heal the rift with the International Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders UBOA. The Boston Lodge 9 president notes proposals were not accepted and the split deepened. Members vote to back strikes and participate in March 14 protest.
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International Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders of
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John J. Minton
Boston Boilermakers’ Lodge 9
Eliot Street
New York
International Union of Boilermakers
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Franklin
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Bertelsen & Petersen
Green
Chelsea
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Labor Unions Plan Meetings and Protests Across New England
Capmakers' Union 88 will meet Saturdays at 85 Green St and donate to striking batters. Representatives to Paine Memorial on March 18 to discuss a union label section. Julius Friedman to launch a New England label agitation visiting Providence Taunton Norwood and New Haven. Blacksmiths' Union 209 to parade March 14 in Gompers-Mitchell-Morrison protest.
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Splendid History of the 75 Years of Oak Hall
Oak Hall, Boston's oldest clothing store, marks 75 years with a history from its early Ann street site to Civil War uniform supply. The present leadership under James Otis Porter aims to elevate the military department, promising broader uniforms and equipment for officers.
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Washington
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Pittsburg Offers Vic Willis $4100 Contract
Pittsburg presents Vic Willis with a $4100 contract proposal aiming to secure his signature quickly and avoid further delay. The offer reflects a binding effort to retain the pitcher in the upcoming season.
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Pittsburg
Swiss Honor Hill Berlin Address at Geneva Founding
Ambassador Hi has been invited to deliver an address on the 600th anniversary of the University of Geneva in July.
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Berlin
University of Geneva
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