Football Honors Grand Everett Banquet for O'Donnell Team
At Whittier Hall Everett honored coach Cleo O'Donnell and the Everett High School football team with a banquet and reception. Speakers from Harvard Dartmouth and local officials urged safe, well-managed football and praised the players. Gold purses and silver fobs plus letters were awarded to coaches and players amid football banners and a large campus turnout.
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Everett High
Cleo O'Donnell
Whittier Hall
Everett
William F. Garcelon
Harvard
Charles W. Bartlett
Clark Tobin
Dartmouth
Garce Jon
Lothrop Withington
Charles Bruce
Charles B. Ladd
O'Donnell
Charles’ Brickley
Didie Sawyer
John S. Hayward
Elmer Sprackling
Broan
Sehley
Dr. Schley
O’donnell
Captain Brickley
Charles Brickley
George Brickley
Ernest Sawyer
Elmer Norris
George Curtis
Carl Dennis
Max Green
Ed. Harrison
Harold Hart
Ralph Locke
Robert Munroe
E. J.eon Peterson
Francis Whittimore
Ralph Armongton
Elmer Brackenbush
Albert Bratt
Howard Campbell
Gardner Collins
Norman Cunningham
Murray Henderson
Grover Johnston
Cedric Lee
Jackey McKenzie
Louis Morando
Louis Rosenburg
Ralph Soulis
John Taylor
Lawrence Weeks
Raymond Fitzmaurice
Wolgast Accepts Nelson Bout in Open Air Colma Clash
Ad Wolgast telegrams from Los Angeles accepting Sid Hester's offer for a 45 round lightweight title bout against Bat Nelson at Colma on February 22. The 135 pound fight pays Nelson 12000 and Wolgast 3750, with Nelson already in agreement. Wester plans an arena for the event.
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San Francisco
Wolgast
Los Angeles
Sid Hester
Bat Nelson
Colma
Nelson
Wester
Soldiers Quintet Again Defeat Independents in Gloucester
Gloucester's Company A basketball team overwhelmed the East Boston Independents 48 to 14 in a return contest. Medunis led with 8 points, Colby 6, and Carroll 8 as the soldiers dominated both ends. Timed at 20 minutes per period, the game drew 700 spectators at the Gloucester court.
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Boston Independents
Company A
Mgtonio
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Escacescccesssevewhintle Key pecCarren Nugent
Fs F
Carroll
Nugent
Timor
McGregor
Mellen
Miller
Timer—Foster
South Boston High Dominates West Roxbury In Hall Thriller
South Boston High School crushed West Roxbury High School 55 to 12 at West Roxbury. Grant led the winners with accurate floor and free throw shooting and 13 points from the charity stripe. Russell, Smith, Lane, and Egan also contributed, while West Roxbury faltered in a unfamiliar venue before 200 spectators.
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West Roxbury
Grant
Anos Ees
Gea le Rae
ucDermott Mogs
Lee E
Roger Illingsworth
McCarthy
R. B
Russell Peropttom
All Stars Defeat St Geden 56 to 35 in Roxbury Game
All Stars of Roxbury kept their winning streak by routing St Geden of Athol at Odd Fellows Hall 56 to 35. Andrews led scoring with 8, Kelleher 13, while Hutier and others contributed for the victors. St Geden's Costa Williams and Butler showed effort in a heavy scoring game before about 300 spectators.
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St. Geden
Athol
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Kelleher and Andrews
Iiutier
Reliber
Fe Uescs
San Viconsesesis
Saeulagher Augpows
Iemia
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Aleary Pidhovly
Claves
Ctis
eCas Dullock
Eeath
Butler Wanmnan
R. F
Costa
Williams
All Stars
Andrews
Kelleher
Doherty
O'Neil
Vaughan
Ahearn
Gallagher
Bullock
Heath
Butler
Davis
Sheehan and Gaines
Scovers
McCarthy
Willets
Jacobs
Boston College Freshmen Defeat Tech Sophomores 24 to 10
Boston College freshmen beat Technology Sophomores 24 to 10 at the BC gym. Duggan scored nine from the floor to lead BC. Sargent and Freedman starred for Tech. Duggan, Witzgerald, Stone, Sargent, and Freedman contributed to the scoring, with Sweeney refereeing and Sullivan timing.
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Boston College
Technology Sophs
B. C
Duggan
Sargent
Freedman
TECH
Dusen
Fis
Witzgerald
Stone
Sweeney
Hargraves
Fitzgerald
Sullivan
Ex Champion Beaten by Powerful Folace
Cleveland Jan 6 Polish wrestler Zbyszko tonight easily defeated Jenkins the powerful Welshman who once held the world title. He won the first fall in 18 minutes with a crotch and elbow hold and the second in four minutes with an inside projection and a front Nelson. Jenkins was in excellent condition but overborne by Zbyszko's weight and strength in pursuit of the title.
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Zbyszko
Om Jenkins
Nelson
Jenkins
Franklin Typewriter Society Nominates Officers
The 86th annual Franklin Typographic Society meeting at 121 Chandler Street named officers including Charles Ashton president Albert W Finlay vice president Patrick J Guerin secretary Leonard Raymond treasurer and Shepard Howland collector The year saw 5275 paid in sick and death benefits a record 1309 The annual birthday banquet is January 17 at the American House.
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Franklin Typographice Society
Chandler Street
Charles Ashton
Albert W. Finlay
Patrick J. Guerin
Leonard Raymond
Shepard Howland
Franklin
Sawyer Named Captain Of Everett High 1910 Football Team
Ernest S. Didie Sawyer was chosen captain of the Everett High School football team for the 1910 season at a team meeting held yesterday afternoon at the school.
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Ernest S
Didie’ Sawyer
Everett High School
Arlington Boat Club Wins Gilt Edge League Night
The Arlington Boat Club tops the high team total with 2722 in last evening’s Gilt Edge league, taking two of three games from B A A. Simpson of Dudley earns individual honor with 680, though his team lost two of three to Central Commercial swept Newtowne.
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Boat Club
B. A.A
Simpson
Dudley
Central
Bowdoin Square Bowling Scores Show Mixed Totals
At Bowdoin Square alleys the scores appear fragmented with names Brignim S. M. Howes and Gao Biese listed among partial figures. The garbled text mentions forfeit and a Boston Pantactonery reference, reflecting a damaged sports brief with unclear results.
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Seenee
Vvicemen’s Fund
Eee
A S. Brown
Opvaces Eave
Ac Bolt
Paige & Co
Boston Insurance Co
Reed & Dunkle
Mercantile Eee Eee
En Ewer
Gilmour Coolidg
Bowdoin Square
Brignim
Cagss
S. M. Howes
Biese
Boston Pantactonery
Bricklayers and Masons Convene at Faneuil Hall
The biennial convention of the International Bricklayers and Masons opens at Faneuil Hall on Monday with headquarters set at the Revere House. President William J. Bowen of Indianapolis and other officers arrived. about 800 delegates from a 76,400-member union expected to attend.
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International Bricklayers and Masons
Faneuil Hall
William J. Bowen
Indianapolis
William Dobson
Nearth Adams
Patrick Murray
Albany
Thomas Preece
Revere House
Ellis Defends East Boston Cheverus School Honor
David A. Ellis defended naming the Bishop Cheverus School in East Boston in a Central Square hall speech. He argued Cheverus deserved citywide honor for his service, not just his clergy role, noting his aid during yellow fever and his unity of Catholics and Protestants.
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Bishop Cheverus
David A. Ellis
Central Square
Mr. Ellis
Boston
Cheverus
John Adams
New England
Maine
United States
France
Boston Boy Dies in School
John Conroy a 10 year old pupil in the Oliver Hazard Perry School South Boston died after suddenly fallng ill at school yesterday He began with a headache then a violent nausea attack and collapsed Doctors Kelly and Denning failed to save him A clergyman was present At home the boy lived with his parents at 893 First Street South Boston
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Oliver Hazard Perry
South
Boston
Isabella J. Murray
Dorchester
Ste
Kelly
Denning
First Street
John
Harbors Bill Seeks Over 30 Million in Funds
Washington January 6. The river and harbor appropriation bill exceeds 30 million dollars for new and continuing work. Chairman Alexander of the House rivers and harbors committee said the measure will be reported to the House early in February.
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Washington
Alexander
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
House
Man Overcome at Fitzgerald Rally Incident
William F. Quinlan, 23, of 34 Lambert Street, collapsed from heat at a Fitzgerald rally in Vine Street Church last night. He was revived outdoors and returned home after treatment.
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William F. Quinlan
Lambert Street
Vine Street
Fitzgerald
Taylor Predicts 32500 Votes in City Mayor Race
Nathaniel H. Taylor, running for Mayor, declares at rallies he will win with 32500 votes. He cites 66000 Democrats and 26000 Republicans, predicts carrying a portion of each group, and asserts the total 32500 is a safe estimate to secure a 92000 vote city election. He condemns a prior mayoral figure for corruption and vows reform.
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Nathaniel H. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Ten architects named for Robert Fulton monument
New York January 6 jury announces ten architects as finalists in a 2 500 000 Robert Fulton memorial design contest. All but one are Beaux Arts graduates. Each wins 500 with further prizes totaling 8000 for first, 2000 second, 1500 third, 1000 fourth. Names include Huntington of Mills Greenleaf and Peek of J H Freelander Bosworth Holden Bellows Kelsey Magonigle Olin.
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New York
Robert Fulton
Robert Fulton Memorial Association
Institut Des Beaux Arts of Paris
Charles P. Huntington
Mills & Greenleaf
Lawrence F. Peek
J. H. Freelander
Bosworth & Holden
Robert P. Bellows
Boston
Albert Kelsey
Peacock & Hokanson
Harold van Buren
De Oro Wins Narrowly Over Daly in Billiards Match
Alfred De Oro defeated John Daly in the Imperial billiard room last night. De Oro led 50 66 100 to Daly 36 48 69 in the second block of 50 point caroms.
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Alfred de Oro
John Daly
Imperial Billiard Room
de Oro
Daly
Words of wisdom on umpires from National League president
Cincinnati Ohio January 6 The National League president urges umpires to keep control by not joking with players or keeping bench antics in check He says the umpire should gather the lineup from captains and call the game while bench outbursts lead to angry calls and expulsions and advise quiet benches to protect players from being canned.
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Cincinnati, QC
Tynch
National League
Zelaya warned of life threat in Mexico City
Jose Santos Zelaya former Nicaragua president was warned by police that two Salvadorans and an American may plot to kill him in Mexico City. Officers urged him to arm himself and prepare for possible emergency and assigned two secret service officers to escort him and monitor hotel access.
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Mexico City
Jose Santos Zelaya
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Secret Service
Murray's Price Six Players in $10,000 Offer
Murray the Quakers manager fired in Cincinnati offers to settle his dismissal by returning six players Moren Moore McQuillen Foxen Doolin and Eddie Grant plus his contract and 10 000 in cash He claims he can net 25 000 and that the six players bought for 6 750 could fetch 50 000 in a sale, asserting the proposed deal plus cash beats the club's expenditure.
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Cincinnati
Dilly
Moren
Moore
McQuillen
Foxen
Doolin
Eddie Grant
Murray
Masters and Pilots Association Ball Set for Feb 8
The 12th annual ball of the American Masters, Mates and Pilots Association Harbor No 4 will be held in Berkeley Hall on Tuesday evening February 8. The organizing committee has worked tirelessly to ensure a successful affair.
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Harbor No. 4
Berkeley Hall
Reticent Over Missing Girl In Philadelphia Elopement Case
Philadelphia report says Roberta de Janon, heiress valued at 10 million dollars, may have been found after eloping with a waiter. Family representatives and Henry F. Walton refuse to confirm or deny the finding. Police remain reticent as authorities guard the developing story.
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Philadelphia
Roberta de Janon
Henry F. Walton
Robert Buist
W. Attlee Burpee
Buist
Walton
Waltham Water Plant cripples city with pump failure
A broken connecting rod at the new pumping station halts the entire Waltham plant. Repairs will take nearly two months, forcing the city to rely on its old facility during the downtime.
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Waltham
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