Comfort and design lead in 1915 motor car show
New York reports notable comfort upgrades at the Grand Central Palace auto show. Displays highlight detachable tops, flexible seating, all weather bodies, sashless windows, and centralized electrical controls. Several brands including Kissel, White, Jeffery, Mitchell, Dodge, Pierce Arrow, Studebaker, Hupmobile, Stutz, Saxon, Premier, National, and Mercer showcase innovations and new models amid a broad push toward quieter, more adaptable interiors.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Tonneau
F. H. Lucas
Pope Hartford Company
Boston
Dodge Brothers
Henshaw Motor Company
Charles S. Henshaw
New England
Hupmobile
Stutz Motor Car Company
Stutz
L-P-C Motor Company
Racine
Wis
Racine Manufacturing Company
Premier Motor Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis
Premier
Mercer
Boxing funding and football results highlight Boston sports scene
The piece notes New York state boxing receipts totaling 82000 for the past season and previews Boston area club activity. It covers the Mercury Foot relay versus Unicorn quartet in the B A A games, Bowdoin coach Johnny Magee and Charlie Rice heading to Maine, and Worcester Academy coach Vaughan Blanchard seeking opponents for Irish American games. It mentions Hobey Baker and Win Kuhn starring for St Nicholas, Freddy Huntington’s injury and return, Tommy McCarthy offered Vermont coaching, and Albert Alger and Matty Baldwin's bouts at the Portland Sporting Club. It also reports Finn runner Kolehmainen and Hans Holmer competing in Scotland, Dave Caldwell’s current form, and Byfield farming slow season limiting practice.
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Johnny Magee
Bowdoin
Charlie Rice
Maine
Magee
State of Maine
Matty Baldwin
George Alger
Portland
Alger
Charlestown
Baldwin
John
Bronx
New York
Scotland
Kolehmainen
Holmer
Ted Meredith
George Brown
Yale
Dave
Byfield
Boxers face another strong slate at A C North Abington
Joe Phillips of Providence meets Freddy Yelle of Taunton in a 10 round bout at the North Abington A C in a card that also features two further fights. The event marks the club’s second season tournament and includes top contenders like Joe Chick and Cliff Cote in additional clashes and management haggling over fighter representation.
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Joe Phillips
Providence
Freddy Yelle
Taunton
A. C
North Abington
Phillips
Yelle
Freddy Welsh
Cliff Cote
Biddeford
Kid Curtis
Armory
A. A
Curtis
Skating Bulletin Shows Local Rink Conditions And Assessments
The bulletin lists area skating venues such as Billings Field Charlestown and Columbus Avenue with condition notes for each site. Franklin Field Jamaica Pond and Mystic Playground receive mixed quality ratings while parks like Commonwealth Park and North Brighton show varying ice quality.
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Amhmomnt
Billings Field
Wood Island
Franklin
Carrigan of Red Sox Makes Surprise Boston Visit
President Joe Lannin did not reach Boston as hoped but Bill Carrigan the Red Sox manager arrived as a welcome visitor at American League headquarters with the newlywed status noted.
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Carrigan
Lannin
Heinie Wagner
Red Sox
New York Highlanders
Bill
Heinie
Boston
Providence
Wagner
Braves
Georgia
Tom Lannin
Cape
Joe Lannin
Bill Carrigan
Lemle Meets Hard Man in Bob Allen
Karl Lemle a top Bohemian wrestler faces Bob Allen of St Louis in a best two out of three falls match. Allen weighing 205 pounds is Southwest heavyweight champion who has defeated rivals such as Dr Roller Strangler Lewis Yankee Rogers and Big Zyszko.
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Karl Lemle
Bob Allen
St. Louis
Allen
Southwest
Dr. Roller
Strangler Lewis
Yankee Rogers
Zyszko
Canton High blanked Stoughton in season hockey opener
Canton High opened the Norfolk interscholastic hockey season with a 17 to 0 victory over Stoughton High. Dana and Fuller stood out for Canton, delivering a dominant attack as the game got underway.
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Canton
Jan
Canton High
Stoughton High
Dana and Fuller
Answers to Queries From Cambridgeport Amateur Meet
A letter asks about prints for George the photographer and Freddie Champelonei. The mile run limit is 100 yards while wrestling classes will be 135 and 145 pounds. No New England amateur wrestling championship announcement has been made. Write to J Frank Facey 36 Prospect street Cambridgeport for details.
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George
Freddie Champelonei
Langford
Jack Johnson
New England
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
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Hutt
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Kissel Motor Car Company
Jeffery
Thomas B. Jeffery Company
Jeffery Chesterfield
Jeffery Company
Mitchell
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company
Pierce-Arrow
Studebaker
Arborway
Forest Hills
Tom McCarthy
Mac
Cuba
John McGraw
Ray Collins
University of Vermont
Tom
Duffey
Charlie Harvey
New York State
Mercury Foot
Unicorn
Vaughan S. Blanchard
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Academy
Dartmouth
Blanchard
Pelletier
Doyle
Hobey Baker
Win Kuhn
St. Nicholas
Tigers
St. Nich
Freddy Huntington
Princeton
Huntington
Tommy McCarthy
Tommy
Doc Almy
Karl Herz
Washington
Joe Chick
Chick
Gloucester
Joe
Herz
Hayward Briggs
Brockton
Briggs
Jasper
Timothy Looney
Howard McRae
Cambridge
McRae
O'Rourke
Looney
Pat McCarthy
Eddie Brown
Eddie
Joe Rivers
Lenox A. C
Fish City
Sam Harris
Manchester, N. H
Phinney Boyle
Lowell
Joe Morgan
Manchester
Quincy A. A
Quincy Adams Hall
Quincy
New Haven
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
JL. P. Flynn
Willie Beecher
Beecher
Charley White
Chicago
Freddie Welsh
the Garden
Philadelphia
Eddie May
Pennsylvania
California
Red Watson
White
May
Olympia A. A
Sam Robideau
A. Co
Tom McCarty
Montana
Battling Levinsky
Broadway Sporting Club
Levinsky
Jack Keating
Federal A. C. New York
Dickering
Frank Mulkern
Milwaukee
Eddie McGoorty
Billy Murray
San Francisco
National A. C
Murray
Sailor Petroskey
Frisco
Dominick Tetterich
New Orleans
al McCoy
Jimmy Clabby
Mike Gibbons
Dan Morgan
McCoy
Morgan
Torterich
GEO. P. Ide &Co
Makers
Troy, N.Y
Alley
Eres Hygienic
Sterling Ale
Berry
Skatin Bulletin
Paul H. Shannon
Lemle
Hard Man
Stoughton
Pierce- Arrow Limousine
U 37
the Post
Coats
Jordan Marsh Company
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