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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1911

Page

13

Record Attendance at New York Auto Show Highlights Big Brands

New York on January 12 saw a record crowd at the Garden auto show with Henry Ford among attendees. Ford praised the court decision on the Selden patent while Oldsmobile and Knox displays drew praise for models including the Limited Autocrat Autocrat line and two- and four-cylinder Knox cars. Stevens-Duryea showcased its three point suspension and varied models AA X Y with engines ranging from 36 to 54 horsepower.

New York Henry Ford Ford A. P. Underhill Frank Crockett Knox Knox Company R. Bosch Magneto Atwater-Kent Fisk J. W. Bowman Stevens-Duryea Company Garden Boston Stevens-Duryea Bosch Magneto

Local High School Rivalries Boost Boston Games

Charlestown High faces Commerce in Charlestown as the two teams duel for footing in the X division. East Boston and Boston Latin trade blows while Latin seeks a quick rebound after a loss to South Boston High. Dorchester High and Mechanic Arts IT High clash on Dorchester’s court with both undefeated, and Winthrop hosts Winchester in a regional rematch. Newton visits Quincy as Milton Academy opens against Cambridge Latin at Cunningham rink amid weather-driven hockey cancellations.

Charlestown High High School of Commerce Charlestown Commerce East Boston High Boston Matin Noddle Islanders East Boston Five South Boston High Dorchester Dorchester High Mechanic Arts IT High Winthrop High Winchester High Winthrop Winchester Quincy High Newton High Granite City Milton Academy Cambridge Latin School Cunningham Rink Milton Melrose High Milton High

South Boston trounces West Roxbury 40 to 7 in Y division

South Boston High School defeated West Roxbury High 40 to 7 in the Y division of the Boston High School Basketball League yesterday afternoon at West Roxbury. Kane and Thornton starred for South Boston while Manley and McDermott played well for West Roxbury. The second game saw South Boston triumph 14 to 7 over West Roxbury with Illingsworth leading the way. Attendance reached 400 as refs Toomey and Ma thhews officiated.

South Boston High School West Roxbury High School West Roxbury Mechanic Arts High South Boston Kane Thornton Manley McDermott South Boston High West Roxbury High Boston W. Roxbury Boey Donny Fey Lilingsworth Sas P. McDermott Grant Illingsworth Dennis Toomey Mathews Forde

Miller's Gamecock Rye Promises Value in Every Glass

The ad urges readers to specify Miller's Gamecock Rye to ensure value when ordering drinks. It touts long aging and quality materials, claiming the rye offers a thoroughly good taste and that a single glass proves it. An offer to mail a coupon for a quart is included.

Fragmentary sports score table fragment from old South alley game

Partial OCR listing shows names Bo Ward Ooses Thorp Martin Carter Foe McAdams and several numbers aligned in columns 55 408 412 405 1223 392 407 885 1184 890 1156. Likely a scoreboard or standings snippet with missing context and unclear labels.

Bo Ward Ooses Oss Thorp & Martin Carter Foe W. M. L. McAdams

Dorchester Alumni Basketball Opens Season Against Tufts

Dorchester High Alumni host Tufts College at the Dorchester High gym in the season opener. Notable players include Kit Regnier Kerney Delaney Charley Mullally Bill Hoernle and Larry Conley. Mayor Fitzgerald will toss the ball to start the game.

Dorchester High School Dorchester High Tufts College Collegians Medford Kit’’ Regnier Brown University Kerney Delaney Charley Mullally Bill Hoernle Larry Con

Colgate Tops Dartmouth In Low-Scoring College Bball

Colgate University defeated Dartmouth 24 to 18 in a fast but ragged game. Hammond led Colgate with strong second half play. Gibson was Dartmouth's standout.

Hamilton N.Y Colgate University Dartmouth Gibson Hammond Colgate Jones Ryan

Boston Cyclists Shake Up Grand Six Day Race

At the Broadway Arsenal six day bicycle race Boston teams split up as Fenn and Krebs were forced out. Lawrence and Drobach formed a new pairing while Hehir Goulet and Lawson Root maintained the lead with Lawson-Root at 804.2 miles at 9 30 p.m. The table shows multiple combos close behind.

Buffalo N. Y Broadway Arsenal Hehir-Goulett Lawson-Root Fenn Boston Floyd Krebs Lawrence and Drobach Hehir-Goullet Walthour-Walker Clarke-Pye Wiley-Mitten Hill-Fogler Galvin-West

McIntyre Sold to White Sox for 2500

Matty McIntyre, six year Tigers left fielder, sold to the Chicago White Sox for 2500. President Navin announced the deal after a season of bench duties and poor batting often around .220. He had been linked to team dissension with Jennings, Bush, Cobb, Summers, and others.

Detroit Matty McIntyre Tigers Chicago White Sox Jennings McIntyre Bush Cobb Summers

Oliver Ames A A Beats Dean Second

Oliver Ames A A easily defeated Dean Academy second 34 to 9 in North Easton. Tracy scored nine goals from the floor for Oliver Ames A A while teammates Angell Healey and Merifield contributed scores as the hosts dominated the game.

Oliver Ames A. A Dean North Easton

Lowell Wins National Duckpin Tournament Host Move

The national duckpin and candlepin bowling congress voted to hold the next championship in Lowell Massachusetts, with one Boston vote against. The event runs May 1 to May 10, with entry lists closing April 24. Prizes allocate 80 percent of net entrance fees and events include individual two three and five person team formats for amateur and professional players.

National Lowell Mass Boston

Filene League bowling results at Brunswick alleys

Bowling scores listed for teams 1 through 5 at Brunswick lanes with totals and per-game breakdowns. Team 2 shows 301 878 3895 11234, Team 1 800 860 357 1067, Team 3 080 889 875 1150, Team 4 0 80 856 1173, Team 5 460 422 1203, with residual entries.

Brunswick

Local Floor-Tracy Triumph Notch Wins Narrowly

In a two half match Referee Desmond oversaw a 9 to 3 score by floor-Tracy led by Pratt scoring twice and Belforntine once. Sullivan and Mitchell contributed, Healy added two, Keefe tallied as scorer and Cray timed the event before 400 spectators.

Tracy Sullivan Mitchell Pratt Healy Belforntine Desmond Keefe Timer—Cray

Bernardo elected Eliot School track captain

Bernardo has been elected captain of the Eliot School track team. The unit will include J. J. Morrissey A. M. Morrissey and Mortaliie forming one of the North End section s strongest outfits.

A. Bernardo Eliot Himself J. J. Morrissey A. M. Morrissey Mortaliie

Joe Norton Injured for High School of Commerce in Clash

Joe Norton of the High School of Commerce will miss multiple games after injuring a finger and side in the contest with Mechanic Arts High. The injury occurred during the game and sidelined him for an extended period.

Joe Norton High School of Commerce Five Mechanic Arts High

Penn Football Restricts Eligibility to College Students

Carl Williams, a Penn football authority, proposes a resolution restricting football team eligibility to students of the college department. The measure aims to limit participation to current enrollees and active college students.

Carl Williams University of Pennsylvania

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