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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
12
In the Oxford vs Newtowne Suburban league match at Lynn the local club won all three games. Anchor man Hays starred with a three-string total of 363, setting a new league record.
The final trials for the B A A relay team selected Ernie Nelson Carl Gram Bill Prout and Fred Bradley to run the four legs. They will face Harvard at Mechanics Hall in Boston and then represent Boston at the intercity meet in New York on January 26.
Newton Y M C A defeated Brockton Y M C A 14 to 12 in a fast local association game, won in the last minute of play. The tense matchup showcased tight defense and clutch late scoring by Newton.
Larry Pape the Red Sox pitcher writes from Cincinnati about taking an outdoor job during the winter. He recalls a 1000 mile auto trip from Boston with one puncture and one minor accident, building a garage, hunting Bob White, and plans to show Boston fans speed next season.
The Chicago Nationals sold two players to Louisville today. Outfielder Kay, formerly with the Albany New York State league team, and catcher Hart, who played for Monmouth in the Illinois Missouri league.
Yale defeats Princeton 32 to 22 in New Haven as captain Eames leads the Yale five in the first intercollegiate game of the season. The victory ends Yale’s long period without a college win and opens the championship series.
Harvard lost 6 to 0 to the Crescent Athletic Club of New York in a practice hockey game. Davenport opened the scoring, followed by goals from Davenport and Clifford early in the first period. Shepherd added two and Ford one in the later action.
The Andover basketball five crushed the Boston inter scholastic squad 49 to 11 at Borden Gym. Brown fed Raymond for the opening score, with Whittemore and Sheldon also scoring freely as Andover led 30 to 3 at halftime and pulled away in the second half.
In Chicago last night Jack Perelli defeated Carl Smith after three gripping rounds in a catch seated can style match at the Columbia Theatre. Smith won the first bout in 12 minutes with a scissors hold before Perelli rallied to win the next two bouts in seven minutes each securing the match victory.
Dorchester's Boylston A A basketball squad visited Arlington and lost 62 to 25 to the Menotomy Boat Club. Wilson and Gus tafson stood out in the game.
Al Kauffman of San Francisco delivers heavy blows but Jack O'Brien of Philadelphia survives a brutal six rounds at the National Athletic Club. O'Brien uses clinching and footwork to endure a punishing bout, despite nose and mouth bleeding and a swollen eye.
The Quincy YMCA five easily defeated the Wellesley first team in a basketball game played tonight in Wellesley.
South Boston High defeats Mechanic Arts 34 to 27 to take the lead in the Y division championship race. Grant and Lane combined on key scoring plays as South Boston pulled away after a 26 25 midway mark. Smith and Phillips contributed notable floor work and five scoring shots by Smith highlighted the effort.
Laura Bennett the reigning American champion may lose the title to Esther Johnson of Cambridge Massachusetts. Johnson impressed locals with a trial bout at the Columbia Theatre Monday night where Bennett failed to pin Johnson within 15 minutes. A best two of three match is set for tonight at the Columbia.
The Back Bay skating club plans a carnival tonight at the open air rink across from the Art Museum if weather allows. Billy Merritt the Canadian champion will perform speed and fancy skating exhibitions, with illuminated rink and music.
Dorchester Baraca hockey squad hunts for a January 22 match against a semi professional opponent. Manager D Abbay based at 75 Dakota Street Dorchester coordinates the search for a suitable contest.
The firm claims a hundred years in business yet presents a lively, youthful tone. It promotes Bull & Co. Pasto light gold sherry with vivid tasting notes and pricing from 2.75 per gallon to 0.40 per pint, invites mail orders, and lists whiskies and liqueurs. It ends with the shop’s old-fashioned charm and address at 59 North Market St.
The International Correspondence Schools promote pocket sized hand books for electrical workers building trades machinists plumbers and office workers. Each volume offers occupation specific data formulas and illustrations with prices listed 50 cents cloth 1.00 leather.
Duke Borden asks Shorty to join a luncheon at Sherry's with Chick Sommers to discuss a quick business visit. Shorty jokes about food, then agrees, noting he can sign a few checks and supply funds. The scene unfolds at a 42nd Street studio and club setting.
Narrator portrays Duke Cathaway pressuring McCabe to inspect land for an option while DeLancey Cathaway, a famed philanthropy figure, reveals family secrets at Clam Creek. The meeting becomes a social intrigue as Bob and Mrs. Bob rush to meet the family, then board an early train with hopeful nerves.
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