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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1915

Page

10

Open House Showcases Boston Auto Dealers Crowd

Boston auto dealers along Boylston street and surrounding avenues hosted an open house drawing thousands of prospective buyers. Dealers including Packard, White, Cadillac, Hen shaw, and Connell & McKone reported strong sales, with many models and parts on display. Alvin T. Fuller marked his 75th year in the industry as dealers celebrated with decorated showrooms and music.

Boston Boylston Street Massachusetts Avenue Commonwealth Avenue Packard Motor Car Company White Company Cadillac Company C. S. Henshaw Motor Company Dodge Brothers Connell and McKone Overland Alvin T. Fuller Cadillac Automobile Company of Connell & McKone J. W. Bowman Company Metropolitan Maxwell Cars Chandler Motors of New England, Inc C. P. Rockwell, Inc Jeffery Distributors Henley-Kimball Company Hudson Chalmers Motor Company Franklin Motor Company Donovan Motor Car Company Studebaker C.A. Robinson Company Regal Metz Company E. A. Gilmore Lewis and Allen Buick Boston Company Detroiter Frank Wing Marmon Fame Wheelock, Jeffrey Company Oldsmobile Distributors W. L. Russel Company Motor Mart Ford Motor Company Copley Square H. S. Waite Company Grant

Vanderbilt Cup Race Postponed in San Francisco

The Vanderbilt cup race was postponed today due to a poor course condition and threatening weather. Drivers completed one exhibition lap for spectators before the delay, with the new date set for one week from Saturday.

San Francisco

Herzog Signs Leach To One Year Pact

Charles Herzog manager of the Cincinnati Nationals, in Pittsburg, notified club president August Hermann that he had signed Tommy Leach for one year.

Cincinnati, O Charles Herzog Cincinnati Nationals Pittsburg August Hermann Tommy Leach

Athletics Hold On Baker for Two Years

Philadelphia February 22 J Franklin Baker third baseman for the Philadelphia Athletics will either play with the team for two more years or not play at all Connie Mack the manager announced tonight He said he did not believe Baker would retire but if he plays this season or the next it will be for the Athletics The club will not trade or sell him and his ironclad contract with two years remaining requires him to play for the Athletics even if he considers other leagues.

Philadelphia J. Franklin Baker Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack Mack Baker Athletics Eddie Murphy Matty Baldwin Matty New Haven Johnny Harvey New York Willie Beecher Murphy Harvey

Harvard to face Yale in second game of series

The Harvard basketball squad of 15 players under Coach Winsor leaves Boston for New Haven to meet Yale in the second game of their series. If Yale wins a third game may be played in New Haven next Saturday. Captain Claflin is out. Phillips likely plays. Doty to cover.

Harvard Winsor J. S. Fleck W. F. Enright Boston New Haven Elis Yale Bill Claflin Phillips Doty Caflin B.cceenee Eeeecweweesses Heron Wylde York

Bingham, Caldwell and Ryan duel in 660 at Ninth Regiment games

Billy Bingham of Harvard Dave Caldwell of the B A A and Joe Ryan of the Unicorn led a fast 660 yard race at the Ninth Regiment games yesterday. Bingham finished in 1 minute 27.26 seconds. The piece notes Loomis of Tech and a looming Welsh Ritchie rematch as background.

Billy Bingham Harvard Dave Caldwell Joe Ryan The Unicorn Bingham Charley Loomis Tech Loomis Howard Drew Ernie Nelson Bill Schick Billy Eaton

New England A A U indoor championships set for Lowell

Enthusiasts urged to support the N E A A U indoor championships in Lowell this week as Major Briggs funds top the event. Local fans lament low patronage despite keen competition and high stakes in the meets.

New England Lowell Major Briggs Doe

Waddell’s 20 inning duel with Cy Young in 1905

As an Athletics player Rube Waddell pitched a 20 inning game against Cy Young on July 4, 1905. The account confirms this longest inning performance and identifies Cy Young as the opposing pitcher.

Athletics Rube Waddell Red Sox Waddell Cy Young New England Lowell F. H. Briggs High Street Boston Exeter Street

Mack to face Ted Kid Lewis in Havana big boxing bout

Frankie Mack, a top local lightweight, meets English featherweight champion Ted Kid Lewis in a 20 round bout at the Stadium in Havana Cuba. Mack aims to win and then might fight the winner of Britton White in New Orleans.

Frankie Mack Ted Kid Lewis Havana Cuba Mack Istand Republic New Orleans Jack Britton Charley White Leo Flynn Freddie Welsh Leo

Johnson Willard bout postponed amid travel doubts

Promoter Jack Curley admitted a virtual postponement of the Johnson Willard fight. Johnson may not reach Juarez by March 6 from Havana, and Carranza officials threaten arrest as Curley weighs keeping the bout in Juarez or moving to Havana.

Jack Johnson Willard Big Jack South America Cuba Big Cowboy EL Paso Tex Jess Willard Jack Curley Johnson Juarez Mex Havana Curley Carranza Villa United States

Bob Allen to Meet Fred Babcock in Mat Bout

Western wrestler Bob Allen will wrestle Fred Babcock of Cleveland in one fall at Mechanics Building on Thursday night. The carnival features five events including bouts for Crackerjack Butler and Lithanian championship rivalries. Charley Cutler versus Isando Bey and Karl Lemle versus Franz Wockmann are two main best two out of three falls encounters.

Dixie Bob’ Allen Fred Babcock Cleveland Mechanics’ Building Allen Babcock Cyclone Burns Dr. Perle Fowler Max Lubec Tuohey Crackerjack Butler Michailoff Andre Kandradt Charley Cutler Isando Bey Karl Lemle Franz Wockmann

Yale Tennis Team Defeated by Seventh Regiment

New York Feb 22 The Seventh Regiment tennis experts overwhelmed the Yale varsity in the annual series of matches. The result shows the regiment dominant in both singles and doubles, marking a decisive victory for the host unit.

New York Seventh Regiment Yale

New Haven Defeated by Arena in Fourth Game

Boston Arena hockey seven, led by captain Scquin, amazed the New Haven delegation in a fourth game victory, 7 to 4, afterCoach Fred Rocque instilled team-work in the sensational stars.

Boston Arena Hockey Seven Fred Rocque Dartmouth New Haven Scquin

Skilton Leads Arena to Five Goal Win Over New Haven

Raymie Skilton and Norman Small star as the New Haven hockey team concedes five goals to the Arena in Boston. Sequin scores twice in the first minutes, with Conley, Synnott, and Skilton adding tallies before halftime. Second half sees Skilton and Fynan reply for New Haven, but the Arena maintains the lead.

New Havenites A. C New York Irving Small Spider Fynan Raymie Skilton Patsey Seguin Red Synnott New Haven Skilton Norman Small Boston Sequin Pop Conley Hall New Wavenites Desjardines McCarthy Conley Gaudet Fynan Roach Downing Desjardines Cogley I. Small Sequin Eeseeres Demming Fynan Synnott Gloutier Ruger Skirton Synnott I. Small Tingley McKinnon White Catnodian Wood Dr. Murphy

Henigans Win 10 Mile Handicap Run in Boston

Dorchester brothers Thomas and James Henigan won the St. Joseph's T. A. Society 10 mile handicap cross country race from a four minute handicap and time prize respectively. The Dorchester Club dominated with five of six prizes, Rathgeb and Merchant placing second and third from other clubs. Twenty-five runners started on a clear mild day from the club house to Chestnut Hill Reservoir and back.

St. Joseph’s T. A. Society Dorchester Henigan Thomas Henigan James Henigan Dorchester Club Rathgeb A. A Merchant Everett St. Joseph's Chestnut Hill Reservoir

Bingham Wins 1 27 25 at Ninth Regiment Meet

Harvard star Bill Bingham defeated Dave Caldwell of the B A A by two yards in the 880 yard invitational at the Ninth Regiment Infantry meet held at the armory. Jack Ryan and H W Minot also competed as Caldwell led early with Caldwell, Ryan, Minot chasing. Governor Walsh attended among about 2000 spectators as Company G Worcester dominated events including the regimental relay and basketball titles.

Caldwell Ryan Ninth Regiment Armory Bill Bingham Harvard Dave Caldwell Ninth Regiment Infantry Jack Ryan H. W. Minot Bingham Minot Harvard Star Walsh East Newton Street Company G Worcester James A. Gallivan, Jr

Melrose and Arlington Tie After Rough Hockey Marathon

Melrose High and Arlington High battled through two 20 minute periods and three overtimes before ending 2 to 2 at Boston Arena. Nowell scored for Melrose and Philips added the other with Arlington’s Barry turning in stellar goaltending.

Melrose High School Hocke Masschusetts Boston Arena Arlington High Burton Nowell Melrose High Barry Toyany Melrose Arlington Leavitt W. Cook Doniel Paisley Og Wanamaker Rerdol Scruton Eiecetces Mous Nowell Chisholm Pee Philips G. Barr Nowell Peabody Philips Doody and Rocque Duffy Rogers

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