Brilliant Postoffice Clerks Ball Draws 8000 in Mechanics Hall
The 17th annual Boston Postoffice Clerks Association reunion and ball drew about 8000 attendees to Mechanics Hall last night. A grand evening featured an elaborate hall canopy of American flags, a life sized Mansfield painting, a reunion concert, grand march, and a large dance program led by William H. Driscoll and guests including Postmaster Mansfield.
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Association
Boston Postoffice Clerks’ Asociation
Mechanics’ Hall
Edward C. Mansfield
Mansfield
William H. Driscoll
Charles A. Carolan
Carolan
Annie Coleman
Haynes
Mae Condon
Stephen Lucet
Alfred Culliss
Terence J. O’donnell
Alice Cotter
John L. Murphy
Annie Gallaway
John A. Cahill
David A. O'Keefe
George A. Sullivan
Hugh J. Donahue
John McMahon
Edward W. Connors
Timothy J. Callahan
Charles McGrath
Wildey and Noddle Tie for First in City League
Wildey and Noddle tied for first after Noddle defeated Roxbury and Wildey lost to Boylston. Noddle posted 1514 total, Boylston 1549 led by Clark with 351. Elite moved to fourth by beating Adams Square. other results included Back Bay over Regal and Hub over McCarthy. Carruth-Somerset game was postponed.
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Noddle
Roxbury
Wildey
Boylston
Clark
Elite
Adams Square
Murray
Irwin
Casino
Back Bay
Regal
Hub
McCarthy
Somerset Alleys
Dedham
Brennen
Fturley
Bunker Hill
Brennan
Merten
McKenna Eee &O
Bresniban
Kelly Ae
Crosby i
Schoales Oy
O'Connor
Folgeworth
Bmw Walsh Eee
Cota
Ye McCarthy
McGrrath
Toster
Aioe
Brookline
Allston
Oo. Haggerty
Waller
Johnson
Bowen Rere
Cole
Foley
Sill
Armstrong
Madden
Donovan
Christopher
Martel Ese
Fennigan
Mintze
Brien
Galway
Foehler
HAY Sage
Adams Oo
J. Ryan
I Keefe
O Harrington
Glynn Eee
SG &Tie McCarron
Currie
Dunn
Holmes Seer
ST John
Cambridge
Hub Alleys
Walsh
Doherty
Bowen
Donnell
Neil Seer
Sutherland
Witzgerald
Davis
Ek Seeeee Loz
Bee
SU Uy Regan Seers
Hopkins
Anta Maria
J Ward
Murray & Irwin Alleys
D. McKeon
Sullivan
McKee Eee
Howard Eax
Brigha
Connors
Shaarebens Oes
Mahony
Dummy Wee
Fair
Burke
McKenney
Maguire Ees
Dummy O
Brady
Ritchie
Harvard Beats Laval 3–0 In Fast Hockey Rally
Harvard hockey defeated Laval College 3 to 0 with a second half rally. Laval showed speed but lacked team play, while Harvard controlled the late offense and scored in quick succession. Next, Harvard faces the Wanderers of New York at 8 p.m. in the Stadium.
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Harvard
Laval College
Montreal
Canada
Laval
Crimson
Crimson Seven
Wanderers
New York
Milton Academy Edges Harvard Freshmen 7-5 at Cunningham Pond
Harvard freshmen were held to four goals as Milton Academy scored seven at Cunningham Pond in Milton. Scorers for Harvard included Dun can Sears Whiddon Devereux with Devereux scoring twice. Officials included Referee Horner and Umpires Chase and Ward. Time halves 20 and 15 minutes.
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Milton
Harvard
Cunningham Pond
Milton Academy
PRG
Seacrest
Savages
Devereux Piorog
Pio
Phillips
Nobuorot
Sears
Aisle Wack Ec
Handy Huntington
Balch, P
Soule
Warren Dowinds
Wun Bees
Malden
Everett High
Bianey
Wooawaig
McClean
WoolWard
Vaktwuurs F
Redpath
Ewes
Brickley Morgan
Savieter Deacons F
Norris Randall
Landry
Stanley Woodward
Brickley
Hall
Chard and Ward
Bosworth
Milton Triumphs 1 0 Over Wellesley in Fast Local Hockey
Milton High defeated Wellesley High 1 to 0 in a brisk rink battle. Anderson scored the lone goal in the second period as both defenses shut down the other side. Referee Rollins and timer Grancow officiated a game noted for eight forwards’ rushes and quick pace.
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Milton
Wellesley High
Anderson
Milton H
Wellesley Ff
Johnstone
Webster Piomot
Lane
Caledoell Pou
Co Dies Viness
Oxford Club Rolls Over Winthrop Y C In Alley Match
At Lynn alleys the Oxford Club of Lynn posted a total of 1536 against Winthrop Y C with a 560 spare, yet Oxford only won two strings as Winthrop tallied 530 in its second string.
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Oxford Club of
Lynn
Winthrop Y. C
Oxford
Winthrop
Whitman
Senate
Lord Erene
la Croix
Seers
Hixon
Heys
Renee Seas
Brooks
Fletcher
Cox
Alee
Beckler
Blanchard
Washington House passes Bawden race gambling bill
In Olympia on January 27 the House passed the bill without dissent. It makes poor selling and book making on horse races a felony and provides that possession of gambling paraphernalia is prima facie evidence of violation.
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Olympia. Wash
Tufts Tops Holy Cross in Pivotal Worcester Game
In Worcester on January 27 Tufts defeated undefeated Holy Cross 28 to 20 on the home floor. Tufts led early as Captain Kimball and Dickinson fueled the attack and Holy Cross rallied late but too late to overturn the deficit.
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Worcester
Tufts
Holy Cross
Mt. St. James
Casey
Kimball
Dickinson
Atwood
Hatch
Joy
Rock Ridge Hall Triumphs Over Allen Five in Tough Contest
Rock Ridge Hall defeats Allen School 45 to 21 on Wellesley court. Manson sprains ankle in second period, hindering the home team as Belheumer, Rood, Clemens, and Mason lead scoring. Time halves 15 and 10 minutes. Referee Cook.
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Wellesley
Rock Ridge Hall
Crack Allen School
Manson
Rock Ridge
Allen School
Belheumer
R. F
Aeecus
Wwe
Eleaia Cs
Clic
Civis Swine
Eral Yaks
Ernie Manson
Balen
Kes
Mason
Rood
Clemens
Goodwin
Hayes
M. King
B. King
Meason
Cook
Woodworth
Woods
Stevenson
Fall River Defeats Brockton 4 3 Behind Harper’s Goalie Play
Fall River edged Brockton 4 3 as Har per starred in goal for the home team. The extended lineup included Fuggins Mercer Thomson Griffiths Canavan Mansfield O'Hara Doherty Mullen and others with Harper stopping 52 shots and Mullen 35. Referee Connelly and timer O'Leary officiated.
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Fall, River
Brockton
Fall River
Harper
Fuggins
Fssc
Oe Ly Mercer
Thomson
Passas Eee Estate Beet Dicorpirs Griffiths
Canavan
C.s
Secess
Mansfield O'Hara
H. B
Doherty Pictner
Mullen
Steps
Youls—O’hara
Mansfield
Doherty
Connelly
Timer— O'Leary
125 Attend Town Meeting in Brookline
The Brookline town hall meeting drew 125 citizens. All articles passed except the tith to accept an act and elect a one year moderator. An article directed the Selectmen to install a bell on the town stables for a 9 oclock curfew and to ring when school is closed by bad weather.
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Brookline
Boston alleys meet at Tremont and Roslindale venues
In a crowded meet at Tremont 2627 and Roslindale 2628 clubs, scores show Pierce 171 189 2101 Leech 223 180 200 Morrison 172 201 177, with Plimpton Tileston Lawson and others contributing. Final tallies list team totals around 941 998 950 and 902 929 932, reflecting strong performances across multiple lanes.
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Boston
Shorfe
Tremont
Pierce
Leech
Morrison
Klinkmaller
Ambrose
Blois
Plimpton
Tileston
Lawson
Emerson
Roslindale
Gacheema Ate
Ais
Eget Gumpbright
Brauer
Danhoffer
Jepson
McCarthy
Fisher
Ashworth
McKee
Simson
Sessler
Indigestion Cure Promises Quick Relief Through Mi-o-na
A newspaper ad touts Mi-o-na tablets as a cure for indigestion and nervousness, claiming swift relief from belching heartburn and other dyspeptic symptoms. The product guarantees a money back refund through Riker-Jaynes Drug Co and advertises a 50 cent large box. Booth's Laxative Pills are also pitched for constipation at 25 cents a box.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Co
Booth
Company G Defeats University Five in 48 to 17 Victory
Gloucester January 27 Company G easily beat the University Five of Cambridge 48 to 17 at the armory tonight. In the preliminary game Company G second team fell 39 to 15 to Notre Dame of South Boston.
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Gloucester
Company G
University
Cambridge
Armory
Notre Dame
South Boston
University Ciiry
Olds Omer
Caerulea
Cummings Bo McInnig
Ortrrat Dumbate
McIaib T
Eens
Dugean
Colby
MicGregor
Millett
King
Somerville Beats Haverhill YMCA Five 14 to 10
In a clean game at the Somerville YMCA gym, Somerville defeated Haverhill 14 to 10. Players Stone Sullivan Baldwin Crane Hurley Schlenker Smith scored. 15 minute halves. referee Cappe. timer Meyer. attendance 200.
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Somerville Y. M. C. A
Haverhill Y. M. C. A
Somerville
Haverhill
SLVR
Vila Leeds Deyes
Smith Rigos
J. F
Benson
Gages
Sisi R
C. Sehlenker
Stone
Sullivan
Baldwin
Crane
Hurley
G Schlenker
Smith
Cappe
Winn
Timer—Meyer
Andover Juniors Beat Seniors in 1910 Interclass Game
Phillips Andover juniors won 20 to 8 against the 1909 seniors in a 15 minute half interclass basketball clash. Scorers included Stewart Takaminy Smith Reilly and Waterbury with Reilly adding two from fouls. Attendance was listed as 300.
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Andover
Phillips Andover
AG Ares Aord
Takeiminiy Bates Weele Reces
Urnett
Boo Sheldon Rgec Gaa
Hunt
al Smetoa
R. F
Schofield
L. F
Waterbury
Stewart
Takamint
Smith
Reilly
Sheldon
J. Reilly
Timer
Hayes
3Voo
Charlestown High Defeats English High 20 to 17
Charlestown High beat English High 20 17 in a close hard fought game at Charlestown. The scoring included Cass 3 Keefe Kelly De Coen Roberts two Daey two and De Coen Roberts three Cass ten. Time fifteen minute halves officials listed. Attendance recorded at 38.
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Charlestown High
Singlish High
Charlestown
Charlestown High English Higt
Gryteletarclatuis l. B
de Coen Boop Es
R. B
Roberts Walsh
Weesereee Sc
Dacy Moloney
Boo
R. F
Klein
English High
Cass
Keefe
Kelly
de Coen
Roberts
Daey
Neg de Coen
O'Donnell
O’brien
Keenan
Timor
Mason
Get stocks down to the lowest point at Wolf's My Clothier
The department managers at Wolf's My Clothier in Hanover and Portland streets are instructed to clear all odd, small, and broken-sized lots. Stock will be taken next Monday morning, with a policy to lose on seasonable goods rather than carry them into the next season.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Malden High Defeats Everett High In Close Hockey Game
Malden High defeated Everett High in a hard fought hockey contest. The game stayed tight throughout with both teams trading chances before Malden pulled ahead late and held on for the win.
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Malden High
Everett Malden
Everett High
Medford High Clubs Sixth Straight Win Over Mechanic Arts
Medford High School defeated Mechanic Arts High 6 to 1 on the Mystic River to extend its winning streak. Blakeley Coulson Fahey Hamilton Clarris scored as Medford showcased strong offense, with refs Cotting and umpires Burgell McGee. Time featured 15 minute halves.
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Medford
Jan Medford
Hoolley
Mechanic Arts High
Mystic River
Medforks UW. S&s. Mechanic Arts
Hebb Pohor
Ford Cogibons Sheseles
Cairns
Bernhard Gulliver
Aoa
Jenkins
Nissen
Medford H. 'S
Mechanic Arts H
Blakeley
Coulson
Fahey
Stamilton
Clarris
Cotting
Burgell
McGee
Burrell
Melrose High Tops Andover In Hockey Upset
Melrose High School defeated Andover 7 to 3 on January 27 as McDonald stood out at cover point. Scoring for Melrose came from Pfau, Lee, Palmer, Jones, Wannaker, McDonald, and Nickerson with a 500 attendance noted.
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Melrose High
Andover
McDonald
Melrose
Sonor SE
Worcester Defeats Providence 7 5 In Tight Gridiron Finish
Worcester edged Providence 7 to 5 in Worcester on January 27 in a hard fought contest. The home team surged to the final seconds for the exciting win as Sutherland Mallory and Hart starred and refereeing by Heffernan.
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Worcester
Providence
Pancoibiu PS
Lew Hart
Pee
Eeeguess Esti
Menard Coggeshall
Sisesss
Asee
Hardy Weney Fa
Sutherland, G
Ak Apron Gee Ee G
Mallory
Sutherland
Lewis
Hardy
Fahey
Heffernan
Timer —Dowd
Prokos Outclased Burns In Columbia Wrestling Bout
In a hard fought match at the Columbia Jim Prokos and Cyclone Burns wrestled to the limit with Burns showing superior speed and skill. A toe-hold late in the 22nd minute gave Burns the lead over the Greek challenger Prokos.
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The
Columbia
Jim Prokos
Burns
Prokos
Fish fleet receipts and prices from recent cold snap
Eight vessels returned with a total catch of 84 000 pounds of mixed fresh fish, led by 52 300 pounds of haddock and 28 200 pounds of cod. Haddock sold at 31 4 cents, large cod 41 2 cents, hake 8 to 61 4 cents, pollock 31 4 cents, and cask 21 4 cents per pound. Natalie J Nelson carried 25 000 pounds of groundfish.
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Natalie J. Nelson
Highliner
Helen B. Thomas
Haddock
Shipping News Jan 28 Mini Almanac Highlights
Maritime notices list arrivals and departures with many British and American vessels. Details include steamers Devonian and Marquette bound for Europe, cargoes to Philadelphia Baltimore and Portland, multiple tugs and barges in tow, and cleared or sailed ships along the Atlantic coast.
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Devonian
Trant
Liverpool
Marquette
Tribe
Antwerp
Persian
Hillary
Philadelphia
Vidlen
Thacher
Dto
Nantucket
Nickerson
Baltimore
Newport News
Kenosha
Soderburg
H. I. Dimock
Thompson
New York
Bunker Hill
Healy
Massasoit
Pray
Eastport
Dingler
Linscott
Portland
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Charles T. Gallagher
Guilmet
Portsmouth
Charles Nf. Hersey
Blake
Plymouth
Maple Hill
Barke Pehr Ugland
Jansen
Patience
Carrie Winslow
Vaughn
Helvetia
Berner
Charleston
Jacob M. Haskell
Harriman
Henry
Barrett
Dunton
Lewis
Goward
Haines
Porto Rico
Annie
Reuben
Robbins
Stonington
Emma F. Angell
Croucher
Monoccacy
Tunnel Ridge
Paxinos
Lynn
Richardson
Salem
Walter A. Luck
Alice Holbrook
Elis
William L. Douglas
McLean, Co
John Maxwell
Foss
Brunswick, Ga
Theoline
Cummings
Brunswick
Eng
Bechuana
Juniata
Old Colony
Onondaga
Jacksonville
Cuba
Canton
Lykens
Phenix
Herndon
Knickerbocker
Merrill C. Hart
Rockland
Helen Montague
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