21st Annual New England Schoolboys Indoor Meet Headlines
The 21st annual indoor meet for New England schoolboys opens at Mechanics Building with the biggest entry list in years. Exeter and Andover loom large as favorites, while Hartford and Springfield High relay teams mark a first in the meet. Exeter eyes the new trophy and top dash, with Marceau and Chandler among the standout contenders as the day promises crowded stands and fierce relays.
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New England
Mechanics’ Building
George W. Brown
William J. Bingham
Exeter
Franz Marceau
Quincy
A. G. Chandler
Brookline High
Coat Makers President Simon Fedder and His Work
Simon Fedder serves as president of the Coat Makers Association, guiding campaign and policy efforts for the organization. His leadership focuses on industry standards, member outreach, and cooperative initiatives to advance apparel production and workers’ rights.
Boston Coat Makers Union Leaders Push Strike Talks
Simon Fedder heads Boston's largest garment workers union with about 2000 members tied to the United Garment Workers of America. A mass meeting at Paine Memorial Hall weighed strike action as pant makers struck for 10 to 20 percent higher wages while about 1000 women workers remain outside unions. Fedder, a longtime labor figure, remains active in local labor councils as discussions continue.
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Simon Fedder
Boston Coat Makers’Union No. 1
United Garment Workers of America
National Organization of the Craft
New York City
Boston
Coat Makers’ Union
Paine Memorial Hall
B. A. Larger
Fedder
Boston Central Labor Union
Garment Workers’ District Council
Mr. Fedder
Hart to Wrestle Goebel as Yale Protest Persists
Ed Hart of Princeton, the heavyweight wrestling champion, will wrestle Yale guard Dutch Goebel. If Hart can endure the bout without neck injury, Yale will not oppose his football at Yale next fall. Hartford previously strained his neck but played football last season.
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New Haven
Conn
Eddie Tiart
Princeton
Goebel
Yale
Elis
Hart
Tech to Play Maine Tonight at Tech Gym
Tech and the University of Maine basketball teams clash on Garrison street tonight in the season finale. Tech is favored after Maine’s poor season showing. Starting for Tech are Hargraves and Johnson at forwards Captain Parker at center Bennis and Crocker at guards with Pil and Darling as substitutes.
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Tech
University of Maine
Garrison Street
Orono
Hargraves
Johnson
Parker
Bennis
Crocker
Pil
Darling
Dual Class Meet in Technology Gym
Tech freshmen and sophomores contest a dual meet this afternoon in the Tech gym with lower-class championship at stake. Varsity crack entries are present and Kanaly plans new material to boost Tech toward first place at the New England intercollegiates next May.
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Tech
Kanaly
New England
A. B. C. Tourney Begins in Detroit With Banquet
Detroit officials prepare welcome addresses for the 10th annual international bowling tournament opening tomorrow night. Governor Warner and Mayor Breitmeyer will speak, with Indianapolis mayor Bryson replying. H T McGraw will introduce the speakers as more than 500 bowlers join the event, running until March 15.
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Detroit
Mich
American Bowling Congress
Fred M. Warner
Philip Breitmeyer
Robert Bryson
Indianapolis
Congress
H. T. McGraw
Bowling Tournament Company
Yale Freshman Crew Narrowly Survives Docking Disaster
Yale freshman crew faced a near disaster on their first day of outdoor rowing when high winds blew them into the harbor. Two oars broke, the boat drifted, and it required steering to shore. Averill Harriman, son of the late Edward Harriman, trudged a mile back to the boathouse with teammates.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Averill Harriman
Edward H. Warriman
Mellody Wins in Brockton in Main Bout
Honey Mellody defeated Young Jack Johnson of Boston in a ten round main bout at Union A. C. Brockton, though Johnson showed skill early and claimed he had two days’ notice. Kyle Whitney of California expressed interest in a future match, while the semi final between Lank Ashport and Kid Whitley degenerated into a farce as Ashport quit after wild swings.
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Brockton
Honey Mellody
Jack Johnson
Boston
Union A. C
Johnson
Mellody
Honey
Kyle Whitney
California
Mellody-Johnson
Ashport
Kid Whitley
Springfield
Wiis
Whitley
Young Murphy
West End
Iaid Maloney
South Boston
Pat Doherty
White Sox Start on Training Trip
Chicago American League team boards the spring training trip to California aboard the White Sox special train. President B. B. Johnson of the American League and his secretary Robert McRoy will join President Charles Comiskey on the tour.
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Chicago
California
White Sox
B. B. Johnson
Robert McRoy
Charles Comiskey
Maupas Beats Kilonis In Wrestling Match At Associates Hall
Emile Maupas of Canada defeated John Kilonis after losing the first fall. Kilonis won the first fall in 27 minutes, Maupas took the next two in 16 and 15 minutes before about 800 spectators at Associates Hall.
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Lowell
Emile Maupas
Canada
John Kilonis
Associates’Hall
Wkilonis
Maupas
Heard in a German Restaurant Confirms Prices and Phrases
In a German restaurant a speaker remarks that Goodliver’s check calls for a Pumper nickel and notable items such as Swiss cheese priced at 10 cents and a Lager at $1.86. The quote presents Goodliver as a connoisseur and a man of capacity.
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Goodliver
New Bedford Fall River Scores Fragment
Partial score fragment from New Bedford Fall River and Pawtucket games shows New Bedford 16, Fall River 7 and Pawtucket 8 Brock ten in an incomplete sports brief.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Pawtucket
Brockten
Walsh Scared Says Evans
Pittsburg report quotes Professor W A Evans denying Walsh and Keevin claims about a planned bout in a smaller venue. Evans says Walsh feared the event, refused to cancel, and threatened to fight him personally. He cites seating at the Armory and prior hall, plus promises from Walsh and Keevin about showing up and guarantees.
The Boston Theatre Scene Plays On With Busy Itinerary
Henrietta Crosman opens at the Hollis Monday as Maude Adams closes her stay tonight. Belasco farce Is Matrimony a Failure? comes next week to the Majestic. The Melting Pot ends tonight at this venue. Sir Charles Wyndham’s first week at the Colonial in The Mollusc? delights audiences. his Boston stay ends next week. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm runs one more week at Tremont then Raymond Hitchcock comes with The Man Who Owns Broadway. The Midnight Sons closes another week at the Shubert tonight. Ben Hur remains at the Boston Theatre for two more weeks. Man From Home" looks set to linger at the Paris for a while. John Craig presents The Spitfire at Castle Square next week as Mary Young rejoins. Shore Acres has two performances today. In the Bishop's Carriage comes to Grand Opera House next week. The Red Moon ends tonight. Keith's headlines a strong bill next week including Paris by Night with Mina Minaj and company, The Tell-Tale Heart and Albert Hole at American Music Hall. Fred Niblo performs as monologist. other acts follow.
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Henrietta Crosman
Hollis
Maude Adams
Majestic
Charles Wyndham
Colonial
Boston
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
the Tremont
Raymond Hitchcock
Broadway
Midnight Sons
Shubert Theatre
Ben Hur
Boston Theatre
Paris
John Craig
Castle Square
Mary Young
Shore Acres
Grand Opera House
Keith's
Mile
Mina Minaj
Robert Gegerreis
Poe
Albert Hole
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