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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1909

Page

13

Sparse early morning fish fares at city pier amid scarce grounds

Six fares of mixed fresh fish reached the city pier after closing Saturday with dealers facing a lean opening today. Skippers complain fish are scarce on grounds, contributing to low dealer takes. Fleet carried 137,500 pounds across species including cod hake cusk pollock and halibut. The trended bustle included bunting on vessels and notable ships like the George W Wells and Mereddie of Glasgow docking amid South American cargo.

E. C. Hussey Harvard Bunker Hill Calvin Austin City of Rockland Ransom B. Fuller Governor Dingley George W. Wells Metropolitan Congress Street Bridge McClay-McIntyre Line Mereddie Glasgow George Clark National Docks Boston Houston Line Buenos Ayres Montevide Pernambuco New York St. Lucia Knutsford Richardson Montevideo West India Florida White Star Line Republic Nantucket Ocean Steam Navigation Company

June 1 Miniature Almanac and Arrivals at Port

The notice lists sun and moon times with day length, high water, and several arriving steamers and their origins. Ships mentioned include Admiral Farragut from Port Antonio and Idmon from Buenos Aires, with cargoes like wool and hides. Miscellaneous vessels, tugs, and barge movements are noted, alongside sailings and anchors in Nantasket Roads.

Sin Farragut Mader Port Antonio Jam Idmon Smith Port Simon Co. R Mereddio Clark Colastine Buenos Ayres Montevideo Pernambuco St. Lucia Knutsford Richardson Para Cienfuegos Havana Mantanas New York City of Augusta Howlett Savannah Ontario Johnson Baltimore Newport News J. H. Devereaux Keene Melrose Frostad Harvard Crowell Waltham McConnell Berkeley Plymouth Dunlo Norfolk Nesquehoning Elizabethport Wyoming McGoldrick Saco Perth Amboy Edward Luckenbach Umstead A. G. Ropes General Knox Scranton Pierce Hoboken Tunkhannock Tacon Emma W. Day Gray Mt. Desert Nantasket Roads Ashland Bear Ridge Ephrata Logan Marion Philadelphia

Close Finishes at Harlem Rowing Races

New York May 31 Ideal conditions marked the 43d Harlem Regatta Association races on the Harlem River. Most races were over a mile and a quarter with several results decided in the final strokes. Dunham Boat Club of New Haven Connecticut won juniors doubles after a last second challenge from the New York Athletic Club, the only non New York club victor.

New York Harlem Regatta Association Harlem Dunham Boat Club New Haven Conn New York Athletic Club

Bates Shuts Out Bowdoin 8–0 in Maine College Tilt

Bates defeated Bowdoin 8 to 0 in a Maine college contest on May 31. Harriman and Stone led Bates with strong pitching while Hobbs Harris and Wilson shared catching duties in a decisive shutout.

Lewiston Bates Bowdoin Harriman Stone Hobbs Harris Wilson

Schoolboy Regatta Opens On Charles With Ready Crews

The big schoolboy regatta on the Charles begins today with crews warmed up yesterday. Starter Harry P. Wardwell, referee John Richardson, and timer George O. Brown are assigned to the event. Heats feature First and Second Fours with Cambridge Latin, Noble & Greenough, Rindge, Boston English High, Brookline High, Volkmann, Roxbury Latin, and English High. The course runs from Cottage Farm bridge to the B A A boathouse near Harvard bridge.

The Charles Harry P. Wardwell John Richardson Harvard George O. Brown Cambridge Cambridge Latin Noble & Greenough Rindge Boston English High Brookline High Volkmann Roxbury Latin Roxbury

Clarke versus Donahue ends in second round at Unity Club

In Lawrence on May 81 the bout between Kid Clarke and Young Donahue finished after two rounds. Donahue knocked Clarke down five times in round one, prompting crowd calls for a knockout. Clarke landed a solid right in round two, then Donahue quit, claiming a broken hand after seconds urged him to continue.

Commonwealth Avenue Dartmouth Street Massachusetts Avenue the Park Commissioners Pemberton Square Boston Park Department Jamaica Plain Robert S. Peabody James M. Prendergast DANIEL_H. COAKLEY Lawrence Unity Club Kid Clarke Young Donahue Donahue Clarke

East Lexington coach wins first Marathon walk

The East Lexington coach topped 66 amateur pedestrians in the inaugural Marathon walk from Ashland to Boston, finishing in 4 hours 19 minutes 30 seconds. P. J. Malloy of Jamaica Plain placed second, a minute and a half back, as heat and exhaustion affected many. 27 completed the course under Roslindale Athletic Association direction.

Cc. N East Lexington P. J. Malloy Jamaica Plain Roslindale Athletic Association Ashland Boston Couch Malloy Brothers Wellesley Exeter Street

Colleges Set for Annapolis Rowing Trip Next Year

Harvard Syracuse Columbia and New York plan to row Annapolis next year. Yale comments that a 4:30 miler is now a club runner. Harvard may see Little Gardner or Blumer lead the track team. Cornell sprinter McArthur had neck surgery before the intercollegiates. Harvard loses Rand and Harwood to graduation. Cook of Cornell aims for the pole vault record.

Harvard Syracuse Columbia New York Annapolis Johny Mack Yale Little Gardner Blumer McArthur Cornell Ithaca Captain Rand Dick Harwood Cook

Wakefield Beats Melrose 5 to 4 on Railroad Street Grounds

Wakefield defeated Melrose 5 to 4 this afternoon at the Railroad street grounds. Score by innings shows Wakefield tallying eight runs on eight hits with one error, Melrose four runs on eight hits with eight errors. Batteries Miller and Fish, King and Cotting. Umpire Millerick.

Wakefield Melrose Railroad Street R. H. BE. Wakefield Miller and Fish King and Cotting Millerick

East Boston Defeats Waltham 8 to 0 in Morning Contest

East Boston blanked Waltham 8 to 0 this morning in a well played game. Batteries Kelley and Golden for East Boston and Quirk and Leary for Waltham shared duties as the decisive scoring occurred early and the defense held firm throughout.

Waltham East Boston Kelley Golden Quirk Leary

Page Class Defeats Filene 13 to 1 in Dorchester Game

At the Dunbar avenue grounds Roxbury Page Class outclassed Filene 13 to 1 in a seven inning game yesterday morning. Batteries Smith and Crook for Page Class Porter and Lucy for Filene.

Dunbar Avenue Grounds Dorchester Roxbury Filene Esses Eovesesee Smith and Crook Porter Lucy

Nashua and Cambridge Play Double Header Wins

In Nashua New Hampshire on May 31 the Nashua and Cambridge baseball teams split a doubleheader. Nashua won morning 1 to 0 in 10 innings, while Cambridge took the afternoon game 4 to 3.

Nashoua N. H Nashua Cambridge

Fort Revere Triumphs Over Wellingtons In Dorchester

Fort Revere baseball team defeated the Wellingtons of Dorchester 5 to 4 this morning. Hogan pitched brilliantly for Fort Revere, allowing only three hits and striking out 16.

Hall Fort Revere Wellingtons Dorchester Hogan

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