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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1909

Page

11

Outing of New England Dry Goods Assn at Salem Willows

Five hundred six members of the New England Dry Goods Association sailed from Rowe's wharf on the South Shore to Salem Willows for a day of leisure. The trip featured bands, music, banquets, dancing, and a noon meeting at the casino. President J. C. B. Smith and guests attended as the group toured, bowled, and photographed the outing. Taft correspondence and a farewell reception closed the day with cheers as the steamer returned.

New England Dry Goods Association South Shore Rowe’s Wharf Salem Willows Waltham Watch Company Teel Willows J. C. B. Smith Smith John C. Hurley Salem J. W. Anderson Anderson W. E. Douglass W. E. Wanock W. H. Forbes G. E. Blakesley Joseph Wilson Mansfield John M. Lentz E. Warren Smith Taft Washington Gloucester North Shore CC. C. Ferris P. A. O’connell Walter CC. Mitchell J. A. Waldo, Jr Thomas M. Fitzpatrick Fred H. Tucker Charles T. Derry Dexter E. Wadsworth John H. Corcoran Perlie Leslie George Willis C. A. Caldwell Harry Bates Lester Mintz T. V. Coyle A. C. Roberts A. A. Free A. G. Mayhew Detroit West H. C. Brine

Ellen First Again In Quincy Cup Race

The Boston Yacht Club's Ellen won the Quincy cup race marking its second victory with Wolf trailing at one win. The fourth race tomorrow will trim the field to boats that have won at least once, as per cup rules. The course featured a light north northeast breeze over a smooth sea with a leeward twice over route.

Quincy Boston Yacht Club Ellen Wolf Strawberry Hill

More cars penalized on rough Glidden tour

The A A A Glidden tour from Detroit to Denver and Kansas City penalizes six cars after a 196 mile run through flood affected Minnesota and Iowa. Notable penalties include Marmon driven by Frank Wing and Glide piloted by A Y Bartholomew with scores reduced for labor and steering repairs. The journey continues to Kearney, Nebraska, tomorrow.

Council Bluffs Detroit Denver Kansas City Minnesota Iowa Fort Dodge Marmon Frank Wing Boston Glide A. Y. Bartholomew Andover Wing Studebaker Carroll Woodbine

Panama Hat Sale at My Clothier Shop

Waiting buyers can save on $5 Panama hats now priced at 2.98 dollars. About 175 hats remain, with the offer ending as stock sells out quickly at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets.

Wait’s Hanover Portland

League clash as Lawrence tops New Bedford 8 to 5

Griffiths of New Bedford exited early as Lawrence won 8 to 5 after McLane repelled all New Bedford hits. Jully starred in fielding while O’Brien of Lawrence faces suspension for a prior umpire incident.

New England Lawrence Griffiths New Bedford McLane Jully O'Brien Connolly CRW Murphy Catterson Sline Barrows Cunningham Bauman Adler Crum Duggan Keller Vinson Foster McLaughlin Even di Barrows Car’son Massey Dunham Behan Wilson Ellis Jolly Yester O'Leary Gilroy

Worcester shuts out Lowell 9 to 0 in Hartford game

Worcester pitcher Keady dominates as Worcester defeats Lowell 9 to 0. Burkett leads Worcester with strong batting while Lowell uses three pitchers and struggles against the visitor's bats.

Lowell Keady Worcester Burkett

Fall River Tops Brockton in Close 8-2 Baseball Victory

Fall River defeated Brockton 8 to 2 in a July 21 game. Fall River tied the score in the seventh on a bases loaded walk and a wild throw, then won on the miscue, with key hits by Messenger and Wormwood.

Fall River Brockton Goettel Waters Po.a.e Bilpo A.H. Weaver Fi'kson C. F Mes Nichols Andrews Watters W'wood Fullerton Semen Erie Tatale Tee Ik Pau Rivet Ccs Beaekton Bowcock Sollran Hendrickson McGovern Solbran Messenger Wormwood Solbraa Hickman Shannon Donovan Fahey

Haverhill Triumphs Over Lynn In High-Scoring Game

In a messy matchup Haverhill defeated Lynn 9 to 4. Errors plagued both sides with six apiece and Connolly issued seven walks for Lynn. Key hits included two-base strikes by Burg Hamilton Courtney and O Rourke, with Courtney stealing twice. Time listed as 40 minutes. Buckley umpired.

Connolly Haverhills Cece Tees Courtney Connaughton Merrill Boardman Briggs Burg O'Rourke Wallace Hobbs Hamilton Kelly

College athletics and heart health debated among Yale professors

The piece debates college athletics impact on heart health noting Yale experts advocating strict exams to bar weak hearts from varsity teams. It recalls a veteran athlete’s view that, when sensible, athletics benefit youth. warns early overemphasis on competition and premature expectations from interscholastic stars may be the larger problem.

Yale Muldoon Cornell

Weird Freak Shoes Highlight Shoe and Leather Fair

A novelty shoe exhibition draws large crowds with odd designs including a dog collar shoe with a leash. The fair promotes a motor boat shuttle from Harvard bridge to the fair, easing transit for visitors. Haverhill Day draws about 6000 attendees from that city, with factory workers and dealers planning to attend.

Harvard Bridge Charles River Haverhill Boston

A Shuman Shirt Sale Breaks Records at Local Store

A. Shuman & Co. launched a large sale of men's negligee shirts after securing a full stock from a major manufacturer. The entire lower floor department was devoted to displays and sale, drawing crowds and setting sales records as the standard shirts sold at about half their usual price.

A. Shuman & Co

Faye Wins Bi-Weekly Paleface Gun Club Shoot

The Wellington range hosted the Paleface Gun Club bi-weekly shoot. Faye won with a score of 93 out of 100 targets.

Medford Wellington Range Faye

Clarifying Baseball Interference Rules and Notable Prizes

Discussion on whether an umpire can call out a runner for coach interference when the coacher on third base draws a throw. It notes no explicit rule granting such out call and mentions authority to remove the coacher from the line. Includes a 24 inning game reference, age claims for John L Sullivan, and Packy McFarland’s victory over Jimmy Britt on April 11, 1808.

Red Morgan Boston Athletics John L. Sullivan John L Packy McFarland Jimmy Britt Colma Cal

Boat race draws few yachts in Boothbay Harbor

Seven sailing yachts started in Boothbay Harbor today under Boston and Boothbay Harbor clubs. The Timandra won the first class ahead of Marie L Mildred III and Nutmeg. In the second class Al Kyris led over Santry Burgess. The smaller class had no starters. A good east wind drove the 12^1/2 mile triangular course to quick times.

Boothbay Harbor Boston Portland Timandra Marie L Mildred III Nutmeg

Siegel Nine Seeks Semi Pro Opponent After Cancellation

Henry Siegel baseball team seeks a strong semi professional opponent with a reasonable guarantee after a game cancellation. They aim to play Saturday July 24 and invite contact through James Fay, manager, or by telephone Oxford 2600.

Henry Siegel James Fay Oxford

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