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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1910

Page

13

Fishing fleet reports and harbor sales at water front

Three vessels brought a scant catch to the wharf with the Aspinet and Washakie selling fares and a total of 158400 pounds of fish including laddock cod hake pollock cusk scrod haddock and flounders. Ice encrusted Spray and Jilaz Lee sailed the bay amid heavy weather and prices rose on scarcity. Harbor tugs Clara Uhler and Preston sold to satisfy debt claims, while steamers Quantico and several schooners faced delays from violent gales and rough seas inland.

T Wharf Aspinet Postiac Jilaze Lee Plier Castine Haddock Pontiac Clara Fk. Uhler Ross ‘Towboat Company Preston Beverly United States Marshal Bertelsen & Petersen Whler Joseph Ross Richard J. Green Quantico Philadelphia Tiske Wharf Miles Hillary Lexington Thieves Ledge Howard Baltimore Newport News Bate Henry W. Cramp San Juan Porto Rico Norfolk Cramp Atlantic Maine Florida Wyoming Bath Magnus Manson Trace A. Martin Davis Palmer Graves Terory Melsown Armenian Leyland Inn Liverpool Direct Uandsman

Sussman Wins at Chess Exhibition in Boston

A. M. Sussman gave a simultaneous exhibition at the Boston Chess Club in Tremont Street. He faced eight players, winning seven games and drawing one, with opponents including Miller, Seininger, Bouve, Shae Mitchell, Dunn, Dimock, Jones, and Phafes Hoy.

A. M. Sussman Boston Chess Club Tremont Street Sussman Miller Gluoco Plano

Bowdoin Sq alleys totals and company listings

At Bowdoin Square alleys totals are listed alongside company names and numbers. Entries include S. M. Trowes No.1 with figures 444 436 1915, Hoosae Tunnel Docks 401 412 499-1252, Neapolitan Ice Cream Co 472 453 04-1429, New England Screw Co 472 453, and Bicknell & Fuller No. 2 588 453 489-1280, plus S. M. Howe No. 3 415 405 GST-1207.

Bowdoin Sq S. M. Trowes Hoosae Tunnel New England Screw Co Neapolitan Ice Cream Co Bicknell & Fuller S. M. Howe Seer Eeree

Shipping News Miniature Almanac Brief

Sun rises at 7 14 and sets at 4 27 with nine hours eighteen minutes day length. High water at 7 19 am and 7 47 pm, eight feet six inches at high tide. Arrivals include Dunkeld Wainwright Cochra Longbottom and others bound for Buenos Ayres Montevideo and Philadelphia. Cleared ships include Armenian and Storks Olav with several towed barges. Sailed vessels include Aleodora de Larrinaga and Watuppa bound for coal ports and South Amboy deliveries.

Dunkeld Wainwright Buenos Ayres Cochra Longbottom Montevideo Howard, Robinson Baltimore Newport News Quantico Hillary Philadelphia City of Everett Fenton New York H. M. Witney Crowell Old Colony Geedo Tiverpool Krontprinz Olav Louisburg C. B H. M. Whitney Wind S Aleodora de Portsmouth Strafford Gloucester South Amboy

Gissing’s Record Highlighted Ahead of Indoor Championship

Harry Gissing of the New York Athletic Club, a leading middle distance runner, is featured for his strong record including wins over Emilio Lunghi and Mel Sheppard. The entry list also includes Herbert Gidney and Sam Lawrence, with the Kalumet Club of Worcester set to race Providence A. A. in relay action.

Harry Gissing Mel’ Sheppard Gissing Emilio Lunghi Iie Sheppard Liurghi New Jersey Herbert Gidney Sam Lawrence Gidney Lawrence New England Brockton Fair Kalumet Club Worcester Providence A. A

St Alphon sus A A falls to Red Sox in Amesbury game

In Amesbury on January 6, St. Alphonsus A A of Boston lost to the Red Sox 19 to 11 in a tight contest. Scorers included Barraclough, Drummond, Follansbee, Mullally, Cameron, Renkert, with Amesbury earning 16 minutes of play and 5 fouls to St. Alphonsus 5. Attendance noted.

Amesbury St. Alphonsus A. A Boston Red Sox ST. Alphonsus Uetherman Eeveessesvete di Bunnor Barraclough E.sesse Renkert Wollinghes Mullaly Drummond Cameron Barraclough Drummond Follansbee Mulllaly Renkert Teferee—Eaton Hession Timer—Barrett

Brae-Burn Seven Defeats Dorchester in 8-1 Rout

Newton January 1 Brae-Burn hockey team routed Dorchester 8 to 1 at the Brae-Burn rink. Knowles and Mackay starred for Brae-Burn as they dominated a fast clean game with Shaw GoaleKagwies and Paine among scorers. Referee Medcalf officiated two 20 minute periods.

Newton Brae-Burn Dorchester Knowles Mackay Cesvercacs CN Pa Sone Solo Mackay Fea Seeds Veveoes Vines Ee F Allen Paine Whittemore Ae Oke Farrell Bass Decicsa Cogston Ponto Ees G James GoaleKagwies Paine Shreve Medcalf Tine

Langford to Fight Sullivan at Um pire Club Jan. 18

Sam Langford the Boston middleweight and Montana Jack Sullivan signed to box at the Um pire Athletic Club in Pittsburg on January 18. The bout is set for six rounds.

Pittsburg Fpenn Sam Langford Boston Montana Jack Sullivan Umpire Athletic Club

Boston Y M C A Five Defeats Somerville In OT

Boston Y M C A beat Somerville 22 to 20 after a five minute overtime in a fast game played in Somerville quarters. Neate starred for Boston as the decisive player in the extra period. Preceding the main match, Somerville junior teams lost 29 to 3 to Boston.

Boston Duran Glark Meladden Caorot Somerville Meferee Harold Failon

Freshmen Report Seeks Rowing Crew At Newell Boathouse

Forty candidates reported at the Newell boathouse yesterday in response to the call for men for the freshman crew. For the present the men will work on the machine, but the tank will be opened Monday.

Newell Boathouse

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