Deshler Loses Narrowly to Loughrey in Rural Armory Fight
Dave Deshler of Cambridge falls before Young Loughrey of Philadelphia at the Armory A. A. as Loughrey dominates with infighting and body work. Loughrey, the aggressor, secures a decisive decision after twelve rounds amid preliminary bouts featuring Donahue, Conlin, Nixon, Alger, Nelson, and Conley. Jack Johnson is introduced ahead of a July 4 title bout with Jeffries.
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Dave Deshler
Cambridge
Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
Armory A. A
Deshler
Loughrey
Donahue
Dave
Ed Donahue
Ohio
Mike Conlin
South Boston
Billy Nixon
George Alger
Joe Nelson
Lawrence
Eddie Conley
Everett
Peck Lefavor
Nelson
Conley
aé_é
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Gore
Johnson
Schoolboy track boom at Irvington Oval draws big crowds
Alraur Duffey notes diverse talents at the Irvington Oval as 150 uniformed athletes from English High, Boston Latin, Mechanic Arts, Volkmann, Harvard, and the B A A train amid pools and training tables. He cites rising stars like Francis O Hara and Warry Hillman, with Tom Collins challenging George Bonhag in indoor events at Mechanics Building.
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Irvington Oval
NewEngland
English High School
Boston Latin School
Mechanic Arts High School
Volkmann School
Harvard
Tech Chambers
Tom Collins
George Bonhag
Collins
Boxing and sports briefs from Boston and Dorchester
The report notes Boston Fitzsimmons at about 150 pounds for the Lange bout in Australia and asks what time Jack Johnson appears at the Howard, citing 1 45 pm or 7 25 pm. It mentions a daily skating bulletin in the Post, a Dorchester bowling record of 1619 for three strings at Imperial alleys by Warren Hardy Newhall Lucia, and Cambridge Bill Coe's indoor shot put mark of 47 feet 4 inches.
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Boston
Fitzsimmons
Lange
Australia
Jack Johnson
Howard
Dorchester
Post
A. Lynn
Imperial Alleys
Warren
Hardy
Newhall
Lucia
Cambridge
Bill Coe
Hockey notes show fast English High seven and upcoming games
English High hockey practice features a swift light and dark blue seven. They beat former collegians 4 to 2. Medford High schedules league matches at Mystic River against Tobury Latin and Mechanic Arts. St John’s Prep near Danvers aims for State title with a strong, fast five coached by Lawrence McGovern.
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Franklin Field
Medford High
Toxbury Latin
Mystic River
Medford Armory
Medford
Mechanic Arts
John O'Reilly
Iinelish High
Boston Latin
Irvington Street
South Boston
Mechanics
Volkmann
Charles Brickley
Everett High School
Charles R. Herrick
A. A
Chelsea High
Athletic Association
Chelsea
Inverett
Dorchester High
High School of Commerce
Dorchester
Roxbury High
St. John’s Prep
Danvers
Lawrence McGovern
Andover
St. Johnsbury
Triangular School Relay Meet Set for Jan 22
Volkmann School Mechanic Arts High School and Boston Latin School will clash in the inter scholastic relay championship at the South Boston A C games to be held at Mechanics building January 22.
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Volkmann School
Mechanic Arts High School
Boston Latin School
South Boston A. C
Mechanics
Sudden Illness Ends Life of East Boston Man
Charles McGonagle age 38 of Sumner place East Boston collapsed with heart disease yesterday afternoon in front of 193 Webster street and died en route to a hospital.
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Charles McGonagle
Sumner Place
Boston
Webster Street
Famous English pullet a highlight at Boston Poultry Show
Interest centers on Harriet the famous English pullet at the Boston Poultry Association show in Mechanics Building. Imported to rival Peggy the $10,000 hen, Harriet has a strong record including 50 eggs laid since arrival and promises of world records as the largest poultry farm The event features a wide variety of fowl and new duck and goose displays from multiple farms and countries. A banquet for 400 exhibitors closed the day and Veterans Day activities highlighted the schedule.
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Boston Poultry Association
Mechanics’ Building
Harriet
Peggy
Kellerstrass
Kansas City
Crystal Palace
London
Boston
Mechanics Building
Mme. Paderewski
Queen’s Farm Vineyard
Madison Square Garden
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Egypt
Belgium
Japan
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Otselic Farms
Whitney’s Point
New York
Darien
Conn
Taft
Copley Square Hotel
W. B. Atherton
Rare New England Treat Reveals Hughey Jennings Letters
Hughey Jennings, a leading modern baseball figure, will write a series of letters for the Sunday Post. The first letter will discuss the recent world series from his insider view, with later installments covering famous players he has known in his long career as player and manager.
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New England
Hughey Jennings
Sunday Post
Ice Carnival to Be Held at Twin Elm Estate Lexingtion
Boston society and regional clubs back a large ice carnival at the Twin Elm estate in Lexington on January 24. Ski jumpers Andreas F. Christian and Horace Upton Gade praise the course while bonfires, lanterns, igloos, and a moonlight sleigh ride promise a festive night with tobogganing, skating, hockey, and a fireworks finale. Proceeds go to the Floating Hospital with wide civic support from clubs, railways, and prominent patrons. Admission badges available at local outlets.
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Lexington
Andreas F. Christian
Horace Upton Gade
Christian
Harvard’s Yard
Acetylene Company of
New York
Boston
Boston Elevated
Brae Burn
Brookline
Winchester
Oakley
Belmont Country Clubs
Appalachian
Boston Athletic Association
Twin-Elm
New England
Mt. Tabor
Eben S. Draper
Bryce J. Allan
Robert S. Bradley
Harcourt Amory
Curtis Guild, Jr
Eben D. Jordan
Robert M. Morse
Robert T. Paine
Philip L. Saltonstall
Richard D. Sears
Fiske Warren
Samuel J. Mixter
Thomas Russell
W. O. Taylor
Charles Sargent
Guy Lowell
R. G. Shaw
Cambridge
W. A. Bancroft
Arthur Astor Carey
Lincoln
James J. Storrow
A. H. Higginson
W. A. Brooks
Arlington
Henry Hornblower
James A. Dailey, Jr
E. Nelson Blake
Herbert Meed
Waltham
E. A. Walker
Allan Greenwood
Weston
Robert Winsor
Lyman
W. Gale
Charles F. Richardson
Bedford
George W. Brown
Edwina M. Mills
George R. Blinn
Samuel W. McCall
William S. French
David Skillings
Belmont
Edward F. Atkins
William Lyman Underwood
Concord
Grafton Abbott
Herbert Blanchard
W.K. Shaw
E.L. Parker
Alice
Post Bowlers Win Medals and Gold Watch Fobs
The Boston Post bowling team received trophies from the New York tournament and used prize money to buy gold watch fobs with a raised crossed ten pins and bowling ball design. They celebrated by earning their usual four points in the league.
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Boston Post
New York
Post
Five New Vessels At Wharves Bring Fresh Trade Volume
Five new trips arrived at T wharf and the Nokomis Cynthia and Rob Roy held over, selling fares and boosting fish receipts to 181000 pounds. Haddock led with 132400 pounds, cod 30800, hake 4800, pollock 13500. prices ranged 41-4 to 1-2 dollars per pound, with regional variations. Steamer Devonian sails for Liverpool carrying heavy grain and freight. Yola from Eld er-Dempster line departs Australia with wool but delayed by strikes. Various ships cleared or sailed, including steamers Devonian Cairn Strath Cochra and others. cargoes include bananas, wool, and general freight.
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Australia
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Durban
Cape Town
Varzin
Deutsche- Australian Line
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Readout
The column lists sunrise and sunset times with tides and arrivals of multiple ships. Vessels Jolan David Fornebo Tiedeman Henry names Port Simon Portland City of Gloucester and others appear with routes from Genoa Belfast Salem and Buenos Ayres via Barbadoes as tug assists and barge tows noted.
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Glenwood
Backmanp
Merigonish
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Smith
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Grand Circuit Opens 1910 Season Across Michigan and New York
Detroit dispatch reports the Grand Circuit will open in Kalamazoo on July 25 29 with 1910 races across Kalamazoo Detroit Cleveland Buffalo New York Readville Hartford Syracuse Columbus and more ending September 19 to 3 Robert WN Newton of Billings Montana is named presiding judge for the season.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
New York City
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Readville
Hartford
Syracuse
Columbus
Robert WN. Newton
Billings
Mont
Ban Retains Umpire Staff in 1910
President Johnson of the American league announced no change in the umpire staff for 1910. Eight umpires from 1909 will be retained: Jack Sheridan Tom Connolly Silk O’Loughlin Fearless Bill Evans J. J. Egan J. Kerin Bill Dineen and B H Perine.
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Chicago
Johnson
American League Today
Jack Sheridan
Tom Connolly
Silk
O’loughlin
Bill’ Evans
J. J. Egan
J. Kerin
Bill Dineen
BH. Perine
Boston Boxer Namara Is Stopped by Powers in Seventh
In Providence at the Standard Athletic Club Mike Moe Namara of Boston was heavily punished by Harry Powers of New York. Referee Doherty ended the bout in the seventh round and awarded Powers the decision.
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Providence
Mike MoeNamara
Boston
Harry Powers
New York
Standard Athletic Club
Doherty
Powers
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