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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1908

Page

9

Same Faces on the Common Benches Amid Seat Shortage

A Post reporter finds 774 men 63 women 67 children occupying seats on the Common while hundreds of women and children sit on the grass. Women struggle to find seats as men linger, with few foreigners seated and many leaving in search of a place to sit. Public Garden seats split evenly. near the soldiers' monument no women sit.

Post Commonwealth Avenue

Cornell Distance Runners End Season With Intercollegiate Title

South Boston trainer John Moakley guides Cornell to another intercollegiate victory as distance runners deliver 19 of 34 points amid muddy, waterlogged track conditions. Cornell collects four champions this year while Pennsylania and Yale also rack up titles. Cartmell of Pennsylvania wins his sixth intercollegiate championship.

John Moakley South Boston Cornell Moakley Ithacan Pennsylvania Philadelphia Yale Dartmount Harvard Swarthmore Cartmell

Schoolboy oarsmen begin trial heats for spring races

After weeks of practice on the Charles River under coaches Jack Graney and Bill O’Leary, schoolboy crews start trial heats for the annual spring regatta. A course change approved at a recent B A A meeting moves the start beyond the Harvard bridge to avoid crossing the river, extending the season for better preparation.

Charles Jack Graney Bill O’leary Harvard Bridge Charles Street Cambridge Bank

The Best Vaudeville In the Past At Present and In the Future

A retrospective on vaudeville’s evolution from its heyday to contemporary stages and future trends. A critic outlines landmark performers, evolving formats, and the genre’s lasting appeal across eras.

Open ing of week brings heavy groundfish receipts at harbor

Nine vessels had appeared by sundown as the Elva L L Spurling brought in 12 000 pounds of groundfish. Total receipts reached 152 200 pounds of mixed fish including 26 000 haddock 87 300 cod 19 000 hake 1900 pollock and 8000 cask. Several schooners carried cargoes and weather disruptions affected arrivals.

Elva Ll. Spurling

Miniature Almanac Sunrises and Tides Noted

Sun rises 4:10 and sets 7:14 with a 15 hour 4 minute day. Moon sets 9:43 p.m. High water 12:15 a.m. Steamers Calvin Austin Pike St. John N. arrive.

Calvin Austin Pike St. John

Boston Ring Stars at the Old Howard Benefit

The Howard Theatre closes its season at 11 pm with a complimentary athletic carnival and velvet vaudeville program featuring Sam Langford Joe Walcott Honey Mellody Matty Baldwin Jimmy Briggs Fred Sidney and John L. Sullivan among others. The employee committee led by Sally Greenberg and Harry Green plans a major success.

The Howard Boston Sam Langford Joe Walcott Honey Mellody Matty Baldwin Jimmy Briggs Fred Sidney John L. Sullivan Sally Greenberg Harry Green Frank Caro Frank Ross George Bowman Frank Barry Gil Pierce John Cantwell Fred R. Doherty

Commonwealth Golfers Face Allston Thursday in Singles

Commonwealth Country Club meets Allston Golf Club in six singles as part two of a sectional team match. Commonwealth must split the six singles to advance after winning two of three in last week’s foursomes. The winner heads to Chestnut Hill in the second round.

Commonwealth Country Club Allston Golf Club Commonwealth Allston Chestnut Hill

Boxing Card Highlights Across Cities This Week

A packed boxing week features Jerry Gaines vs Dave Sawyer and Kid Clark vs Kid Taylor in Dover New Hampshire. Hank Griffen meets Fred Bradley in New York, with Jack Britton facing Billy Glover. Other shows include Harry Lewis vs Willie Lewis in New York and Stanley Ketchell vs Bill Papke in Milwaukee. Friday lists Charley Hittens and Tommy Sullivan in New York, Walter Little and Jimmy Dunn in Dayton. Saturday bouts set for Foxboro A Avs Grange Hall in Foxboro.

Jerry Gaines Dave Sawyer Kid Clark Kid Taylor Dover N. H Hank Griffen Fred Bradley New York Jack Britton Billy Glover Harry Lewis Willie Lewis Stanley Ketchell Bill Papke Milwaukee Charley Hittens Tommy Sullivan Walter Little Jimmy Dunn Dayton Foxboro

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