May 10 Date Set for Harvard Penn Princeton Triangular Boat Race
Philadelphia January 7 Captain Alexander reports Harvard has fixed May 10 for a triangular eight-oared varsity race with Princeton and Pennsylvania on the Charles River two mile course. Princeton delays on faculty objection and possible venue at Carnegie Lake. Penn and Harvard varsity and freshman crews to race Annapolis May 24 on the Severn River.
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Philadelphia
Alexander
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Princeton
Charles River
Tiger Institution
Cambridge
Carnegie
Lake
Quakers
Annapolis
Severn River
Navy
Poughkeepsie
Harvard Yale Relays Feature In Indoor Meet
The upcoming indoor meet will feature the usual Harvard and Yale relay events. Management says dual freshman and varsity quartets are an annual fixture, with possible Carlisle star Jim Thorpe appearance boosting the meet's value. Thorpe impressed last year with top finishes and a 6 ft 3 in high jump.
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Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
Sam Lawrence
Speed skating courses planned at Jamaica Pond and Franklin Field
The department will maintain two winter speed skating courses at Jamaica Pond and Franklin Field to meet rising interest in expert skating. The measure aims to provide suitable facilities for skaters.
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Part Department
Jamaica Pond
Franklin Field
Medford Union Seeks Games With Regional Basketball Teams
The Medford Union second team seeks arranged matches with 90 percent Ib basketball teams in Greater Boston area. Willing to give or receive half fares for six members.
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Medford Union
Greater
Boston
Lurich to Meet Lemle in Major Wrestling Bout
Promoter George Tuohy has secured Karl Lemle and George Lurich for a main event in Mechanics Building next Tuesday. The best two of three falls match marks Lemle’s first Atlantic appearance and pairs the Bohemian strongman with the Russian star while Burns meets Lenger and Dr Roller faces Illa Vincent in the curtain raiser.
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Karl Lemle
Sandow
George Tuohey
George Lurich
Mechanics’ Building
Lemle
Lurich
Atlantic
Lusich
Zbyszko
Hackenschmidt
Lenger
Dr. Roller
Illa Vincent
Shelsey Leads Dorchester High Second-Year Class Meet
Shelsey of the second year class dominated the Dorchester High track meet yesterday in the gym, helping the second-year class win 74 4-2 to 18 1-2. The event opened a series of interclass meets with results including Shelsey's 25 yard dash win and Cole sweeping multiple events.
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Shelsey
Dorchester High
Somerby
Cole
White
Uaa
Ae Cole
Abbott
Murphy
Somer
Sullivan
Iaman Ees Foye
Fownes
Jame
Fahey
Pere
Friend
Kennedy
Ney
Ge ‘Solberhy
Carey to wed Miss Behrens of St Louis in January
Maxi milian Carnarius Carey known to fans as Max Carey left fielder of the Pittsburgh Nationals will marry Miss Aurelia Behrens of St Louis on January 22.
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Carnarius Alias
Carey
ST. Louis, Mo
Maximilian
Carnarius
Max Carey
Pittsburg Nationals
Aurelia.Behrens
St. Louis
Ice Shortage Cancels Multiple School Hockey Games
Poor weather yesterday left insufficient ice for many schoolboy hockey matches. Cambridge Latin and Stoneham are stalled while Cambridge and Boston College battles with Stoneham High are also affected. Medford, Arlington, Melrose and Mechanic Arts teams face uncertain schedules as ice conditions hinder play.
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Cambridge Latin
Stone School
Cambridge
Boston Colleges
Stoneham High
Stoneham
Mechanic Arts
Arlingon High School
Medford High
Melrose High School
Naps Consider Youthful Lineup For Next Season
St Louis has little on the Naps when fielding a young squad. Manager Birmingham could send a youthful outfit after games next season with Betts as catcher, ONeil as catcher, Walker or Wilson on the mound, Johnston at first, Clancy at second, Chapman at short, Bates at third, Liebold in left, McDowell center, and Jackson right as potential regulars.
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Birmingham
Betts
Gaiskansaartes
O'Neil
Eesteeeeee Iveede Walker
Peeetree Geaseaenae Wilson
Enewbee Cian McDowell
Fiela Cecanhnd
Bi Oeceree Jackson
Eve HF
Prominent Mattapan Meeting Features Fire Auto Pledge
The Mattapan Improvement Association annual meeting at Oakland Hall in Mattapan Square included Mayor Fitzgerald and City Council leaders outlining new projects. Fitzgerald praised playgrounds and libraries, promoted five new auto fire apparatus from Roxbury to Milton, and opposed income tax, urging fair funding of local improvements. Ex-Alderman Hennessey presided as officers were unanimously elected including Taber president and Cruckshank vice president.
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Oakland Hall
Mattapan Square
Fitzgerald
John J. Attridge
Walter L. Collins
Lewis J. Hewitt
James A. Watson
Frances G. Curtis
Isaac Harris
Dorchester
Roxbury
Milton
Mattapan
Laurence Minot
Germany
W. G.cruckshank
J. H. Drayton
F. A. Gage
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Maurice’a. Duffy
W. J. Hennessey
J. H. Larders
Henry * McLellan
Hospital ship bill urged for Grand Banks fishermen
Congressmen Gardner and Roberts plan to testify before the merchant marine and fisheries committee Monday in support of a bill to establish a hospital ship on the Grand Banks for fishermen. The measure has no funding and would rely on committee discretion and public health and marine hospital service recommendations. A Gloucester delegation led by Colonel Charles F. Wonson of the Fishermen's Institute will push for passage, with members from the Master Mariners Association and Gloucester Board of Trade.
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Washington
Constituenta
Gardner and Roberts
Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Grand Banks
Public’ Health and Marine Hospital Service
Charles F. Wonson
Fishermen's ’Institute
Reuter Found Dead in Plant Room
Philip J. Reuter president of Reuter Jones Manufacturing Company was found dead in a deserted room of the plant after 20 hours of search. An autopsy cited poisoning as the cause of death.
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ST. Louis
Philip J. Reuter
Reuter-Jones Manufacturing Company
Shipping News At Boston Harbor Receives Mixed Reports
Steam trawlers Ripple and Spray reach a wharf fish pier with high fares among eight sailing vessels. Prices for hake, haddock, cod, and pollock are listed, while large hake sells at 14 1 4 cents per pound wholesale. Numerous ships and buoys face storm and hurricane impacts, with delays for the Arabic and other vessels. The Christian X arrives as the first big motor liner to Boston, and weather disrupts navigation along the coast.
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Spray
Haddock
White Star Line
Liverpool
Yesterdy
Boston
Lghthouse Department
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Malden
Newport News
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Line
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Trym
Matanzas
Carisbrook
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Spain
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New Haven
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Cardenas
Odland
Check Return Of Tax Money In Wellesley Contested
Chairman Flavius J. Dake of the Wellesley Board of Assessors obtained an injunction from Norfolk County Court restraining Fred O. Johnson the town treasurer from paying 402.32 to Wellesley Country Club to reimburse taxes paid under protest. The town meeting vote is challenged as illegal. The Selectmen defer action and may seek Town Council guidance with a possible special election to ratify the meeting.
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Wellesley Board of Assessors
Norfolk County Court
Fred O. Johnson
Wellesley
Wellesley Country Club
Lake
Urquhart New Chief of Boston Caledonian Club
James Urquhart was elected chief of the Boston Caledonian Club to succeed the late James A Sinclair. Officers include Thomas Grieve first chieftain John Green second chieftain Peter Niven third chieftain Thomas Bell fourth chieftain with no election for fifth. A Burns celebration will be held Friday January 24 in Mechanics Building with soprano Evelyn Scotney and soprano Barbara Foster among performers and Scottish dancing planned.
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Boston Caledonian Club
James A. Sinclair
Thomas Grieve
John Green
Peter Niven
Thomas Bell
Urquhart
Deacon Hall
Robert Burns
Scotland
Mechanics’ Building
Evelyn, Scotney
Covent Garden
Barbara Foster
Glasgow
Howard White
M. J. Dwyer
Nurse Margaret Maloney Seeks Return to Boston Hospital Post
Miss Margaret Maloney formerly head nurse at the Boston Consumptives Hospital seeks reinstatement after resignation request due to alleged rule violations. Mayor Fitzgerald indicated he would support trustees in any action they choose. Reportedly trustees would resign if she is allowed to return.
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Margaret Maloney
Boston Consumptives’ Hospital
Fitzgerald
Post
Weingartner to Lead Boston Opera House Engagement
Berlin reports Dr Felix Weingartner, conductor of the Imperial Opera, will travel to America to serve as conductor during February at the Boston Opera House starting soon after Jan 17.
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Berlin
Felix Weingartner
Imperial Opera
America
Boston Opera House
Shipping News Mini Almanac And List Of Cleared Sailed And Arrived Vessels
Shipping news records arrivals and clearances including steamers and schooners such as Schildturm Probst Calcutta May Archer Beverly Salem Odland Carlsen Cardenas Gloucester McDorman Norfolk Camden Strout Portland Belfast Brown Winterport City of Gloucester Linneken Sagamore Fenton Liverpool Perfection Paul Sabine Texas and towing barges. It lists arrivals Monday and multiple sailings toward New York Boston and Norfolk with numerous vessels and tugs.
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Probst
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Salem
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Norfolk
Camden
Strout
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Perfection
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Camp
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Elford
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Brookline
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Weymouth
L. P. Holmblad
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N.S
C. B
City of
Herman Winter
Sadie Ross
Rex Vesta
Rahn
Elizabethport
Lynn
Confidence
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Leader
A. R. Co
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Nobska
R. W. Hopkins
Ponce
P. R
Germantown
Paxtang
Maple Hill
Eagle Hill
Silver Star
Noel
Lawless Re-elected President of Local Letter Carriers Branch
Nicholas S. Lawless was re-elected president of Branch 34, National Association of Letter Carriers, covering the Boston district, at the continued election held at Faneuil Hall last night.
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Lawless
Branch
National Association of Letter Carriers
Nicholas S. Lawless
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Vote Returns Strong for Lawless in Internal Election
The central office slate led Lawless to a 346 to 5 victory over John H Brennan as 400 members attended a meeting once irregularly convened in December. Recording secretary Joseph E Granahan and treasurer Charles B Turner were elected amid controversy over past ballot irregularities and packed-ballot accusations.
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Lawless
John H.brennan
Central Office
Joseph E. Granahan
Braintree
Charles B. Turner
Malden
William H. Nagel
John J. Farren
Dorchester
Melrose High Stands Pat On Hockey Dates
Melrose High refuses to meet Arlington High until late in the season despite a recent tie. Boston Arena urged a game this evening but Melrose argues its showing against Arlington justifies waiting for the scheduled late season clash. Arlington protests the early date, claiming it would have dominated Melrose. Ice conditions prevent proper play for either side.
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Melrose High
Arlington High
Boston
Hans Wagner Poses for Studio Portrait in Pittsburg
Hans Wagner arrived in Pittsburg by car from Carnegie and had his picture taken at a Fifth Avenue studio. The famed baseball star, known as the Flying Dutchman, appeared shy and amused as a crowd chased the scene amid his fast ride and a muddy racing car.
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Hans Wagner
Hans
Flying Dutchman
Honus
Fifth Avenue
Carnegie
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