Many Cars Sold At Retail At Big Show In New York
Automobile show coverage reports strong retail sales as fans, dealers, and factory reps at Grand Central Palace and Madison Square Garden close. Kissel Kar, Velie, Bergdoll, Jackson, Motz, Moon, National, Haynes, Franklin and other brands display new models with electric starting, larger wheelbases, and refined features amid New York and Boston shows.
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Baseball seat for a quarter at Fenway games
Mayor FitzGerald announced that baseball seating at Fenway Park will be priced at a quarter for the upcoming American League season. The plan aims to expand access to Boston fans and boost attendance for league play.
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Fitzgerald
Boston Americans plan cheaper Fenway seating this season
The Boston Americans will leave the grandstands from the world series when built and charge only 50 cents for admission. The Mayor said officials including President McAlear and John S. Taylor have arranged to reduce baseball costs in the city and Fenway Park will offer more cheap seats than any other park this year.
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McAleer
John S. Taylor
Fenway Park
Casper Berry Returns From Colorado Trip
Casper Berry comes back after a two week visit to Colorado to attend to his interests. He was hosted at the Quincy House with a luncheon by friends in his honor. He says Colorado is great but Boston remains good enough for him.
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Quincy House
Mr. Berry
Boston
Bantam bouts sought by Lucente from Spokane to Boston
Jerry Lucente of Spokane Washington now residing in Boston weighs about 115 pounds and seeks matches with local bantams led by Tom Castle of Lawrence. Address listed as 228 Massachusetts avenue.
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Melrose Triumphs 5 1 Over Rindge In Hockey Showdown
Melrose High School outplayed Rindge Technical 5 to 1 at the Arena yesterday afternoon. Wanamaker Crawford and Cochran led the scoring with three Melrose goals in the first period. Sterling added two in the second. Kelley sparkled for Rindge, but Melrose dominated with sharp team play and rough play penalties. Attendance 400.
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Sterling
Cochrane
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Musgrave Crawford
Euhetaces
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Tingley and
Lamson and Peabody
Boylen
Smith
Hanky Panky Stars Surprise Orpheum Audience
The Orpheum Theatre audience enjoyed unexpected previews from Hanky Panky at the Majestic Theatre with four principals and the chorus performing two numbers. Florence Moore and William Montgomery later presented their hit act with their own variations, drawing strong applause and marking a standout evening.
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Mc Ginn Named Captain Of Boston Latin Nine
Richard F. Mc Ginn was unanimously elected captain of the Boston Latin School baseball nine for the current season at a meeting of last year’s members. A third year man, he has played two years for the Latin team, previously as a substitute catcher and last season as the regular backstop. The election follows Arthur Wholley’s withdrawal from Latin School after being chosen captain last June.
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Andover and Exeter to Meet in Ice Hockey Debut
For the first time in school sports history Andover and Exeter will play ice hockey. The game is set for February 8 at Andover, with a Boston Arena backup if ice is unavailable.
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Dorchester High Defeats Malden in Dual Meet
Dorchester High posted a strong 61 to 21 victory over Malden High in a home dual meet at Dorchester High gym. The meet showcased Dorchester’s dominant performance and depth across events.
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Dorchester and Malden Athletes Share Fast Meet Spotlight
Dorchester High fielded a balanced team while Malden High swept to first in three events including the 1000 yard run the mile and the relay. Chet Brett starred for Dorchester taking the 300 and 600 yard races and Kempton won the mile for Malden as the day closed with a Malden relay victory.
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Freeman Defeats Jillson in Midwinter Golf Final
Miss M Eleanor Freeman of Dyker Meadow defeats Mrs Herbert L Jillson of Bethlehem NH in the final round of the advertisers midwinter golf tournament winning three up and one to play. Semi final results in the men’s tourney saw R M Purves Woodland MA to meet Marshall Whitlatch Oakland Club NY in the final tomorrow. Purves beat D M Parker Garden City today and Whitlatch beat George C Dutton Oakley.
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Dyker Meadow
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Oakland Club
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D. M. Parker
Garden City
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Oakley
Shipping News Mini Almanac January Selections and Arrivals
On January 18 the miniature almanac notes sunrise at 7 10 and sunset at 4 40 with day length 9h 30m and high water at 7 13 am and 7 45 pm. Arrivals include steamers Winifredian Shepherd Aranmore Hearn and many others from Liverpool Halifax Yokohama and Shanghai among ports listed. several tugs and barges are noted with destinations to New York Portland Philadelphia and Rockland.
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City of Baroda
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Hall
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Harvard to Play Cornell in Tight Hockey Clash
Harvard meets Cornell at the Arena in a strenuous contest as both teams show recent improvement. Last week Harvard beat Toronto 2 to 0, while Cornell aims to repeat their surprise 3 to 2 win last season after an overtime. Five Cornell veterans return including Schell Smith Hill Clark and Moore.
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Debating Native Born Problems at Sons of the Revolution Banquet
Rev. William Harmon van Allen urged focus on native degeneracy over immigration at the Massachusetts Sons of the Revolution banquet. Dr. Hamilton warned Congress will not end immigration, calling education the cure and that public schools lag behind. Officers elected included Talbot Bailey Aldrich as president and Louis Adams Frothingham as vice president.
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William Harman van Allen
Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Somerset
Benjamin Franklin
van Allen
Frederick W. Hamilton
Cabaret Debut Delights Bowdoin Square Theatre Crowd
The Bowdoin Square Theatre hosted a sold out cabaret last night with encores for all acts. Frank Bush’s storytelling spanned over 20 minutes while Daly trio Eva Walker and Bill McHugh drew lively response.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Frank Bush
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Eva Walker
Prisoner Back in Charles Street Jail
Augustus Comeau, who escaped Charles street jail about three months ago, was yesterday returned to his former cell. Seen reading a Windsor Locks newspaper, he said he wished to be back in jail. Sheriff Quinn notified, Officer Kelley arrested him in Windsor Locks after a wall-escape from the carpenter shop.
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Springfield
Adams Is Captain Of Boston Latin School Swim Team
At a meeting of the Boston Latin School swimming team members yesterday W Adams was elected captain to succeed Max Gersumky who recently resigned.
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Max Gersumky
Franklin Typographical Society marks 207th Franklin birth with record dinner
The Franklin Typographical Society celebrated the 207th birth of Benjamin Franklin with a 4 dinner at the City Club attended by Lt Governor David I Walsh and members. Speakers included George H Ellis and Rev Joseph P McCarthy. A $1300 check from the Typothete Board of Trade and allied printers benefited the Franklin Society.
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David I. Walsh
Albert W. Finlay
George H. Ellis
Lawrence
Joseph P. McCarthy
J. E. Burke
George M. Courts
Galveston
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Cyclone Burns Named Coach for Phillips Andover
Cambridge light heavyweight wrestler Cyclone Burns is hired as coach for Phillips Andover to train boys in physical development and wrestling. The move highlights Burns as a renowned, fast, science-based catcher with a strong record in New England wrestling.
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Cambridge
Phillips Andover
New England
Clergy View Boxing Night Leads to Open Mind in St Louis
In St Louis a clergy member who attended a boxing program admitted no inherent brutality in the sport and compared it less harsh than football and baseball. He urged youth protection from the rough atmosphere but saw no harm for adults. Also Packy McFarland agreed to a Feb 7 fight with Jack Britton at Garden A. C. New York, with dispute over pay likely leading Danny Morgan to take charge.
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Jack Britton
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New York
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Thompson Wins Two-Mile Open Skating Title
Gordon Thompson won the two mile open skating race at the Boston Arena in seven minutes four seconds. T T Murch finished second and Stanley Rogers third in the local championship event.
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T. T. Murch
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