Boxing Gossip Promises Open Air Title Fight in Boston
The Carlisle A. C. works to stage a 145 pound title bout with Jack Britton defending against Tommy Corcoran in Boston’s Mechanics Building ring. Muggsy Forey and Micky Donovan clash as East Boston’s nose injury tests the Brockton rival. Other notes cover Eddie Fitzsimmons, Pat Moran, Clay Turner and Harry Greb under local club promotions.
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Johnny Kilbane
Andy Chaney
Jack Britton
Joe Borell
Eddie Fitzsimmons
Pat Moran
Clay Turner
Harry Greb
Artie Root
J. Murray
Philadelphia
J Ah
Pauli Doyle
Marieville
Tommy
Kirby” Corcoran
Lawrence
Mechanics’ Building
Jack ‘Britton
Benny Leonard
Carlisle A. C
Corcoran
Boston
K. O
East Boston
George Forey
Muggsy
Scenic Temple
Micky Donovan
Brockton
Donovan
Cotton Exchange Faces Possible Closure After Bill Error
New York June 1 A clerical error in the annual agricultural appropriation bill including a Comer amendment may keep the New York Cotton Exchange closed until legal questions on the contract used for trading are resolved. The exchange board moved to by law make the current contract permanent and meet shortly to resume trading at 10 tomorrow if issues clear.
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Boston
Marsh
Prestina
Zbyszkos
Stecher
Caddock
Lewis
Renato Gardini
Jim Londos
Zby Twins
Gardini
Préstina
New York
Congress
New York Cotton Exchange
Wilson
Board of Managers of the
Cotton Exchange
Washington
Board of Managers of the Exchange
Pee
Sinking Fund
United States
Belgian government loan subscription offer to major banks
Messrs. J. P. Morgan Co and Guaranty Trust Co as U S fiscal agents join with The First National Bank of New York and others including National City Co Bankers Trust Co Chase National Bank and several Chicago and Illinois banks to offer for subscription a government loan.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Divides Bay State System splits Chelsea district
Public trustees of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company met at 1 Beacon Street to divide the Chelsea district, risking service cuts in northern suburbs. Chelsea, Malden, Everett and Revere form the new Chelsea district while Arlington, Medford, Woburn, Winchester, Stoneham, Akefeld, Reading, Burlington and Wilmington form the North Suburban Woburn-Reading district.
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Chelsea
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company
Beacon Street
Breath
Kimball
Malden
Winchester
Everett
Revere
Arlington
Loving Cup To The Prettiest Girl At Alliston Social
The Alliston Troubadours host the season finale at St Anthony's Hall tonight. A loving cup will be awarded to the prettiest girl who will be named Misa Allaton 1920. Miss Juliette Day of the fades Say She Does company serves as judge.
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Alliston Troubadours
St. Anthony’s Hall
Misa Allaton
Juliette Day
Audge
Arlington High Defeats Watertown In Interscholastic League Game
Arlington High School beat Watertown High 6 to 4 at Spy Pond Athletic Field. Grove led Arlington with three of four at bats, Viano allowed five hits and struck out 11, while Dwyer took the loss for Watertown.
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Spy Pond
Arl
R Grove
Arlington
Viano
Dwyer
Watertown
A. Hargrovess
Shan'an
Burtt
Riccross
Murphy
Ch'lass
Crosby
Ohanian
Boyce
Norberry
Simpson
Apleton
Lowe
Quinlan
Ch'l'n
Duncan
Moran
Mosher
Arlington High
Watertown High
Hargrove
Cooledge
Shanahan
Errore
Riccio
Croaby
Shaghallan
Love
Appleton
Jano
Finn
Boston Men Plan Boston to New York Run and Back
Joseph Ceruti of Boston and Antonio Fossati of Taunteh will start from Copley Square at 10 3 tomorrow morning to run about 490 miles to New York and back in roughly nine hours with R Ross and Charles Pertelli on a motorcycle. They seek fun and a possible record, noting Ceruti’s prior long distance feats and Fossati’s Italian pedestrian records.
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Boston
Peters
Hylan
New York
R. Ross
Charles Pertelli
Ceruti
Gotham
Frisco
Fossati
Italy
Cerut
Flynn Beats Schoel In Armory A A Showdown
Frankie Schoel of Buffalo and Paddy Flynn of Everett fought 12 rounds at the Grand Opera House with Flynn winning a narrow decision after a late surge. Flynn led rounds one to five and the final rounds, while Schoel weathered a late burst and relied on head work. Prelims saw Jack Ryan defeat Joe McCormick in three, John McIntyre stop Gene Richards in two, and Bert Jones draw with Newman Reagar after eight rounds.
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Frankie Schoel
Buffalo
Paddy Flynn
Everett
Armory A. A. Entertainment
Grand Opera House
Flynn
Buffalo Lad
Schoel
Jack Ryan
Joe McCormick
John McIntyre
South Boston
Gene Richards
Cambridge
Bert Jones
Revere
Newman Reagar
Brockton
Shamrock IV sails for first time since 1914 trial run
Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV, the America's Cup challenger, completed a light 2 mile spin on Long Island Sound in about 10 knot winds. Captain William Burton skippered the test voyage with Mrs Burton Colonel Duncan Neill and Charles Nicholson aboard.
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City Island
N. Y
Thomas Lipton
Long Island Sound
Hempstead Harbor
Larchmont
William Burton
Sandy Hook
Burton
Duncan Neill
America
Charles Nicholson
New Haven
California at Harvard on Soldiers Field today
California seeks its 10th win of a 14 game trip as it faces Harvard at Soldiers Field at 4 pm. Star pitcher Russ Ellison meets Babe Felton in a matchup of sluggers Rohwer and Lo Meyers anchoring California while Harvard pushes to extend its current winning streak in the first of two meetings, with a rematch scheduled for next Wednesday.
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California
Harvard
Soldiers’ Field
Russ Ellison
Slabman
Californians
Babe Felton
Rohwer
Lo Meyers
Commerce Athletes Win Meet at Tech Field Cambridge
Skip Sherlock led the High School of Commerce team to a decisive win by about six points over English High in the 12th annual outdoor track and field carnival. The event concluded yesterday afternoon at Tech Field in Cambridge.
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Sherlock
High School of Commerce
English High
Boston
Tech Field
Cambridge
Local Athletes Shine in English High Meet at Noddle Island
Ralph Colson clocks 102 5 for a record 100 yards leading the English High show. Al DeWitt and Carl Lundell also win dashes for Commerce. Dorchester’s George Kinnaly shines in the senior 100 and 440 events with George Tibbetts and Larry Bunker close behind for South Boston and Boston Latin.
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Dan O’flaherty
Commerce
English
Boston Latin
East Boston
Dorchester
South Boston
Hyde Park
Brighton
West Roxbury
Mechanic Arts
Boston Trade
Charlestown
Ralph Colson
Noddle Island
al DeWitt
Colson
Carl Lundell
Gene Hussey
George Kinnaly
Willard Tibbetts
Larry Bunker
Ralph Jon Colson
English H. S
Hine Wen
Gene Husse Hyde
John Foster
Francis
Moore
English H
von George Kinnaly
Dorchester H
Wiliam Jon Bbetts
South Boston H
Santos Bunker
V. Pierce
Peter Walsh
Arthur Kinsley
Leo Ryan
Sinc Ees Hill
Wwon
Daniel Whebb
Pees H
Thomas R. Hull
J. J. Conway
Edward Malley
H. Aoenears Seers
A. H. Ai A
Roe
Secon Vevine
Thira F. .M. Kennedy
Boston
Willard K. Baird
Seith Boston H.S
John J. Todd
1. Locke
Dorchester H. S
D. J. Donovan
Kenneth Rogers
J. Eres Ath
F. J. Weidermann
C. G. Crones
California Beats Boston College 13 9 In Extra Innings
Boston College fell to California 13 to 9 at University Heights yesterday afternoon. BC rallied with three late runs, but California pulled ahead in the 10th after Fitzpatrick’s triple and a two-base error plagued BC pitching.
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Boston College
California
University Heights
Fitzpatrick
Californians
Fitz
McCarthy
McGady
Dempsey
Swann
Shepard
Urban
O'Regan
Halligan
Corrigan
Bond
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