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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1913

Page

7

National Auto Show Opens in New York

The National Automobile Show opens tomorrow in New York City with 702 exhibits split between Madison Square Garden and the Grand Central Palace. The event highlights growing car use, rising production, and new models from Pierce Arrow, Packard, Jackson,Jeffery, Oakland, and Cadillac, with electric starters and other innovations drawing crowds.

New York Madison Square Garden Grand Central Palace New York City Garden Palace Pierce Arrow Company Sultanic Majestic Thomas B. Jeffery Company Jeffery Space 4 Main Floor Oakland Motor Car Company Pontiac Oakland

Indoor N E A A U Meet Set for Feb 28 at Mechanics

The championship committee of the N E A A U decided to hold the first indoor track meet at Mechanics Building on February 28. Remaining items, including events and a working committee, were finalized at the committee meeting last Friday evening.

Mechanics’ Building

Sandelé’s Chance Comes Thursday at Grand Opera House

George Sandele the Greek heavyweight wrestler gets a decisive test Thursday night at the Grand Opera House as he faces an European Unknown in a match to finish. Sandele, noted for rough tactics, will meet an opponent stronger and more skilled, with indications the Greek may meet his master.

George Sandele Grand Opera House Sandele

Brewers eye Fournier or Borton in Schalk deal

Manager Callahan declines to name the player sent to Milwaukee as part payment for Schalk. Milwaukee expects either Fournier or Borton. Borton posted a solid batting average late in the season and in the city series against the Cubs, though Callahan may keep him if a more promising option emerges.

Callahan Milwaukee Schalk Brewers Fournier Borton Cubs

New York Club Sues Over Unauthorized World Series Pictures

The New York National League club sued a moving picture company that secretly filmed the World Series last fall from the stadium bleachers. The photographers installed a camera and captured footage after Giant management had sold the rights to another firm.

New York

Yankees to Watch in Bermuda Open Spring Camp

Manager Chance will evaluate a group of young players in Bermuda including Malcolm F Barry who played first base for Brookline in the New England league last year as part of the Yankees spring camp.

Chance Yankees Bermuda Malcolm F. Barry Brookline New York Sun

Indoor season begins with coast artillery meet and strong team hopes

Training for the indoor season accelerates as colleges and schoolboys prepare for a busy slate including the Coast Artillery games January 25 in Irvington armory and the Boston College meet February 1. Georgetown and Cornell show rising strength with standouts like Eller Terwilliger Horter Mulligan Moakley Jones Bennett Cozzens and Finch. Local athletes complain of training space limits while champions like Abel Kiviat are highlighted and plan donations for future trophies to boost interest.

Coast Artillery Lawrence Light Guards Georgetown Unicorn Athletic Committee Eller Terwilliger Brooklyn Young Horter Pittsburg Jimmy Mulligan Harvard Tech Dartmouth Cornell Jack Moakley John Paul Jones Moakley Jones Bennett and Cozzens Finch Snyder

Amateur ruling and scraps of sports inquiries from Waterville Me

A letter from Waterville Maine discusses amateur status in athletics noting that an amateur cannot compete when a professional is in the same event or his standing is forfeited. It also covers card-turn rules before and after draws and asks about Harvard Cornell football meetings and a recent Zbyszko versus McGrath wrestling match in Worcester with Zbyszko winning.

Harry Jensen Waterville Brockton Harvard Cornell Zbyszko Jack McGrath Worcester

Records of Week Standouts in City League and Dry Goods

Highlights show Boylston City League top team three string total 1565 and Lawrence and Company Dry Goods League top team single string 577. Individual leaders include Brown Boylston City League with 354 for three strings and Small Lawrence and Co Dry Goods with 143 for a single string.

Boylston Lawrence & Co Brown, Boylston Small

Colonial A B P League Leads In String Event

Winthrop Yacht Club tops the Colonial A B P League with 5377 in total. Smith from Cottage Park V C leads Sub Int League with 359. Heys of Oxford posts 138 in A B P League.

Winthrop Yacht Club Colonial Smith Cottage Park V. C Heys Oxford

Yale appoints graduate advisory committee for football campaign

Captain Henry Ketcham announces a five member advisory panel including Walter Camp Yale 80 chairman William H. Corbin Yale 89 Lucius H. Biglow New York Burr Chamberlin Yale 87 Bridgeport and Jack Field Yale 11 Bridgeport. Committee supports salaried coach selection and season planning.

New Haven Yale Henry Ketcham Walter Camp William H. Corbin Hartford Lucius H. Biglow New York City Burr Chamberlin Jack Field Bridgeport Field Ketcham Biglow Chamberlin Foster Sanford Frank Hinkey Howard Jones Syracuse Exeter Tad Jones

Scudder Defends Revolutionary Labor Movement at Ford Hall

Professor Vida D. Scudder of Wellesley defended the revolutionary labor movement last night at Ford Hall. The talk argued for class antagonism and the redistribution of wealth from the wealthy to the laboring class.

Revolutionary Labor Movement Ford Hall Vida D. Scudder Wellesley

Pape Remains In Play As Clubs Waiver Talks Continue

President McAleer confirmed reports of Larry Pape being sold are unfounded. He said the club has secured waivers and will sell to the best offer, whether from the Los Angeles Pacific league, Cincinnati Reds, or another suitor, depending on terms.

McAleer Larry Pape Los Angeles Reds Pacific Coast Organization

Professor Scudder Advocates Class Struggle Spiritual Duty

Professor Scudder, a Socialist sympathizer, spoke in Lawrence and at Wellesley on the spiritual value of class consciousness and the role of the church in aiding the working class. She praised the I W W while condemning violence and criticized upper class bias in religion.

Lawrence Organization of Labor Wellesley Socialist Party Scudder Christ Indianapolis

Frost League Holds Outing at Sunset Farm

The Winter league gathering, third in the series, was held yesterday at Sunset farm Holliston with Honorary Member Hughey Jennings possibly attending. About 30 members, led by John S. Dooley, enjoyed a day of wining and dining. no ball game occurred. Speakers included Gilmore, O Connor Sr, Lane, Christern, Duffy, Lake, Reid and Jennings.

Hughey Jennings Sunset Farm Holliston John S. Dooley John A. Campbell Leave Eugene O’connor, Sr George Lane A. F. Christern Hugh Duffy Fred Lake Gene Reid John A. Dooley Nuf Ced McGreevey Hugh Jennings

Gossip for Motorists and Industry News Notes

Detroit Studebaker plants under construction add four large buildings including a forge shop with forty power hammers. W H Blood Jr receives New York Delmonico dinner from the Electric Vehicle Association of America. Larry Gardner of the Red Sox is popular with Stutz sales staff. Massachusetts Automobile Operators Association hosts a smoke talk at Blackwell Hall. Fisk Rubber opens a Winnipeg branch on February 1 under R Phillips as local manager.

Detroit Studebaker W. H. Blood, Jr Delmonico’s New York Electric Vehicle Association of America Mr. Blood Larry Gardner Red Sox Stutz Company Larry Fisk Rubber Company of Winnipeg Manitoba Canada Fisk Q. D Fisk-Dunlop Dominion R. Phillips

Naps Pitcher Calls Chapman A Future Sensation

Jimmy Callahan says Naps shortstop Chapman is one of the future sensations of baseball, praising his early promise and potential impact for the team.

Jimmy Callahan Naps Chapman

Knights of Labor Assembly 628 Denies AFL Merger Claim

Knights of Labor Assembly 628 rejected reports that the American Federation of Labor had absorbed its members. At a special meeting yesterday most members responded to cal ls, with five to six in arrears. Secretary Kelley said the story was false and touted the group’s firmer basis. New officers installed included Patrick Croke master workman Dar Daly foreman Martin J Kelley recording secretary Michael Carney financial secretary and Peter Lydon treasurer.

American Federation ‘of Labor Assembly Knights of Labor Knights of Labor Organization Rell Cals Kelley Patrick Croke Dar Daly Martin J. Kelley Michael Carney Peter Lydon

Teamsters Not To Strike In Boston Says Union Met

Boston Team Drivers' Union reports after a yesterday meeting that all firms are paying the $1 weekly wage raise and no local barn strike will be called. The union notes the rise is the first in years and aims to cope with higher living costs for low paid drivers.

Boston

Monument Unveiled For Frank B. Monaghan In Calvary Cemetery

In Calvary Cemetery West Roxbury 300 members of the International Union of Steam Engineers gathered in the rain yesterday afternoon for the monument unveiling to former president Frank B Monaghan. James Duncan internal vice president of the Federation of Labor delivered the oration.

Calvary Cemetery West Roxbury International Union of Steam Engineers Frank B.monaghan James Duncan Federation of Labor

Coal Teamsters Elect Delegates

Coal Teamsters and Handlers' Union 68 yesterday elected delegates to the central and trade councils. President Cornelius Sullivan and officers were named as delegates to the Boston C. L. A. other officers and members were named to Cambridge C. L. A. and to the Teamrivers' Union District Council.

Cornelius Sullivan Thomas McAuley John F. English John J. Fenton William Pierce Cornelius Cronin John J. Curran Frank P. Fall John I. Regan Boston C. L. A John R. Lynch William Foley Daniel Calnan David Proctor Herbert Surrey Cambridge C. L. A Sullivan McAuley Fenton English Jeremiah Buckley Thomas O’donnell Michael F. Lynch Teamrivers’ Union District Council

Locomotive Firemen Elect New Officers

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers Local 57 elected officers at John Winthrop Hall. Charles W. Jones was named president with Frank Hoyt as vice president and treasurer and Frank W. Chappelle as chaplain. Other officers include Frank O. Everett as warden Frank A. Worden as conductor Frank J. Fuller as secretary Frank Bruce as outside guard Owen A. Shaw as inside guard and Joseph Prance as alternate.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers Local 57 John Winthrop Hall Tremont Street Charles W. Jones Frank Hoyt Frank W. Chappelle Frank O. Everett Frank A. Worden Frank J Fuller Frank Bruce Owen A. Shaw Joseph Prance

Steamfitters Union Adopts Higher Wage Agreement

Boston U. A. Steamfitters and Helpers Union 537 adopts a new wage and working rules pact to take effect July 1. It calls for a substantial raise for both journeymen and helpers, though terms are not publicly disclosed.

Boston U. A

Freight Handlers Expect Settlement This Week

The wage scale committee of Boston and Maine Freight Handlers Union Local 5572 said talks with road officials this week should lead to a settlement before week’s end.

Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Union Local 5572

Building Laborers Elect Officers in Boston Italian Union

The Boston Italian Building laborers and Hod Carriers union on Charter Street held its annual election. Elected were President Sedele Del Bene, Vice-President Salvatora Fantasia, Corresponding Secretary Carlo Zolla, Treasurer Antonio Chioto, Trustees Fortunato Mazzone Nicola Del Grego Giuseppe Privitera, Sergeant-at-Arms A Savioa, Inside Guard Antonio Pipicello, Flag Bearers Antonio Covino and A Russo, Walking Delegate John Perotti.

Boston Tiniga Charter Street Sedele del Bene Salvatora Fantasia Carlo Zolla Antonio Chioto Fortunato Mazzone Nicola del Grego Giuseppe Privitera A. Savioa Antonio Pipicello Antonio Covino A. Russo John Perotti

Sanitary and Street Cleaning Union Endorses Candidates

John J. Attridge and Councillor Collins addressed the Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters and Helpers Union. Candidates Hewitt Watson Harris were urged to vote yes on the eight hour law and the Ellis milk bill was endorsed. Harris received unanimous backing.

John J. Attridge Collins Hewitt and Watson Harris Maynard Democratic City Committee Ellis

Condemn Action of Navy Department by District Machinists

Resolutions condemn the Navy Department for allowing unskilled laborers to replace machinists at the Newport Torpedo Station. The action was adopted at the quarterly convention of District Council 19, International Association of Machinists, held at 724 Washington Street yesterday.

Navy Department Newport Torpedo Station District Council International Association of Machinists Washington Street

Labor unions report gains and new officers across Boston area

Frank H. McCarthy addressed a large gathering of the Boston Meat Cutters' Union. Leather Handlers' Union and Layers and Helpers' Union elected officers and announced wins on Bromfield Street and Providence jobs. Union Labor party talks progress. wage disputes and upcoming balls and conventions noted across multiple unions including Bakers, Ladies' Tailors, Stablemen, Newsboys, Retail Clerks, and Engineers with delegates from Boston and other cities.

Frank H. McCarthy A. F. of L Boston Meat Cutters’ Union William Healey Thomas Mitchell Paul Halloran Thomas Anagel Tressurer James Sullivan Frank Kelley Patrick Leonard Cornelius Connors Thomas Quinn Boston C. L. U. A Boston Marble and Mosaic Workers’ Union The International Layers and Helpers Bromfield Street Boston Winthrop Road Brookline Providence Boston C. L. A Boston A. F. of L. Building Trades Department Cambridge Stableme Y'S District Assembly K of L., Incorporated Wells Memorial Building C. L.U. Educational Committee Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union Paul Revere Hall Retail Clerks’ Union Quincy House Artificial Stone, Cement and Asphalt Workers' Union Gilbert Frey Ignatius P. McNulty John Christenson Tohn Wiggin E. H. Hanson Lawrence Larsen John McAvoy Amalgamated Society of Engineers New Bedford Worcester Lawrence Fore River Quincy Pawtucket

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