Gardner and Quill in Draw at Armory bout for welter title
In a fast 12 round match at the Armory A A, Gardner and Quill fought to a draw as Referee Sheehan ruled the bout even. Quill led eight rounds and pressed after the fifth. Gardner pressed early and late with infighting and hard rights. Eddie Shevlin of the battleship Missouri stopped John Morris, with Perron stopping Leafvor in one round and Murray-Wright going the distance.
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Armory A. A
Gardner
Quill
Sheehan
Lowell Lad
Brockton
Eddie Shevlin
Missouri
John Morris
East Boston
Kid Perron
Peck Leafvor
Donnie Murray
Kid Wright
Brookline High Defeats Newton High In Tight Prep League Clash
Brookline High edged Newton High 2 to 1 at National League grounds in a pitchers duel. Carr allowed only a handful of threats, while Wood ran into jammed innings as Brookline pushed across the decisive fifth inning scoring two runs on misplays and a passed ball. Gallert and Mason provided the key hits and Gallert scored on a misplay, with Murray, Kelley, and Barry contributing in the Brookline offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline High
Newton High
Preparatory League
Carr
Brookline
Wood
Newton
Chamberlain
Kelley
Murray
Gallert
Fripp
Mason
Johnson
Barry
Ryan
Woods
Brookline H
Newton H
Tian
Cis
Bia
M'Grath
Nell
Kerrigan
Gall’gher
R. F
Sandson
M’court
Walkzer
C. F
Chamlain
Newton H. S
Gallagher
Green and Brown
Catterson
Bean
Vinson
Millerick
Eason
Venerable
Howard
Unine
Bannon
Bason
Knitzer
Flynn
Duggan
Warner
Lawrence
Lowell
Greenwell
Duval
Boyle
Mclaughlin
Everett High Beats Waltham in 5 1 Victory
Everett High defeated Waltham High 5 to 1 in a loosely played game at Waltham. Key players for Everett included Munroe Brickley Harrison Winchiese Gardner and Wilson with Stankard Leary Healy Smith and Tabor contributing in other positions. Pitching saw Bishop and Cobb hold the line with multiple bases on balls recorded.
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Everett High
Waltham Waltham
Waltham High
Waltham
Munroe
C. F
Stankard
Trickley
Wilson
Lansing
Oj Smith
Harrison
Leary
Hoyle
Healy
Wineh'se
Cobb
Lass
Bee Gardner
Duffy
Bishop
Filson
Ot Brae
Ee Hardy
Barry
Tabor
R. F
Ating Everett High
Jis Waltham High
Brickley
Winchiese
Gardner
Smith
Yealy
Winchlese
Hardy
Ansing
Wil
Ason
Harvard Varsity Crew A Wins Desperate Four-Oared Title Race
On the Charles River Harvard’s two four oared crews contested the Varsity title in rough water. Crew B led at times but Crew A, with a steady powerful stroke, drew away and won by three quarters of a length as times became remarkably fast for the conditions. Ex-Captain Severance spurred their rally late.
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Harvard
Charles River
Crew B
Gloucester Street
Severance
Exeter Street
All Scholastic Crew to Start Work Soon
The All Scholastic eight oared crew will report to Coach Graney next Monday for training. The Interscholastic Rowing Association season closed successfully and the customary eight for the Fourth of July regatta is to be chosen. Scouts expect Wood, Meade, Storer, Keays, and Collins to row with Boynton as coxswain.
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Jack Graney
William O'Leary
Graney
Walker
Locke
Volkmann School
Stratton
Cambridge Latin
Meade
Roxbury Latin
Goodale
Storer
Noble & Greenough
Keays
Stone
Collins
Brookline
Boynton
Worcester High School
Stone School
Kalumet Boat Club
Worcester
Intercollegiate championships eyed for next year
The piece notes Cambridge hosting this year with large crowds, Philadelphia and Harvard as contenders for next year’s site, and mentions desires from Pennsylvanian, Syracuse, Cornell, and Columbia while Harvard and Yale stay quiet.
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Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Cornell
Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Blue
Cambridge
Mott Haven
Manhattan
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Boston Bowler Teams Struggle at Madison Square Garden
In the National Bowling Association championship the Ebonite team led with 2707 pins while the Boston Post was second at 2636 and Faneuil third at 2463. The Post lost to the New York Herald 2725 to 2647 and Jimmy Puffer asked to be relieved of further rolls.
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New York
Boston
Madison Square Garden
National Bowling Association
Ebonite
Boston Post
Faneuil
Ebonites
Post
New York Herald
Jimmy Puffer
Herald
Garden
Tis
St. Sp
Smith . Eee
Williams
Beatty
Eve
Tags
Ween
Tis. St. Sp
Ek Hales
Nfarris Ee Ee
Kiernan
Thomas
Southwell
Holland
Simson Weer
Post-Herald
Allen Wane Enens Sewers
Dewes
Te Sasavene
Wheele - Tees
McConnell Seer
Dwiddy Ee
Woirib
Harris Ee
Marston We
Haverhill Bashes Fall River In 10-4 Baseball Victory
Haverhill hitters wore down three Fall River pitchers for a 10 to 4 win. Courtney and Connaughton led the offense with key hits as Haverhill tallied runs in multiple innings. Fall River pitchers struggled, with Reiger allowing the final runs as the game closed.
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New England
Haverhill
Fall River
F. Courtney
R.f
Ol Nicholls
Can'ton
Mess'ger
Roard
Bowcock
Briggs
C. F
Devine
Merrill
M’d'mott
Kelley
Weaver
White
Solbras
Baits
Andrews, & Cole
Cooney
Fullerton
Winwood
Reiger
Haverhill Ciseecsoet
Phw River
Courtney
Connaughton
Duff
Nicholls
Boardman
Brockton Rout New Bedford 13-2 In Baseball Clash
Brockton pounded the ball at will to defeat New Bedford 13 to 2. Henricksen Donovan March Shannon Slattery and Hickman led the offense with multiple runs scorer notes, while O'Toole and Coffin split pitching duties.
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New England
Brockton
New Bedford
A.E. BH
A.R
Dunham
Shannon
Sas
Ulrich
Slattery
Templin
Hickman
Adiler
Coffin
Sant Tech Eileen
Triookian
Idence Bene SF Ch. BO
Henricksen
Donovan
March
Waters
O'Toole
Beauman
Cunningham
Crum
McLane
Gerdner
Connolly
Lynn Triumphs 11 0 as Worcester Shutout in Pitchers Battle
Lynn defeats Worcester 11 to 0 in a two team game with Haff pitching well for Lynn. Strong fielding highlighted by both sides as Lynn secures the second straight win.
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Lynn
Worcester
Haff
Rourke
Bradley
Wallace
Russell
Zim’man
R.f
OlGuest
R'chman
Reynolis
Oo Daum
Hammond
Burg
Eaton
Hoff
Lemieux
Owens
Scoosescones
Page
Danm
Zimmerman
Hamilton
Owen
Fahey
Lawrence Defeats Lowell Twice in Afternoon Games
Lawrence defeated Lowell twice in a doubleheader on June 8. In the first game Lowell sparked a late rally in the ninth but fell short. The second game remained closely contested throughout.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Timeline of Cars Through Marshall Between Noon and Early Afternoon
The Acme car passed Marshall at 12 50 p m and the Shawmut car arrived at 2 40 p m with a brief stop before continuing. The brief note indicates sequential arrivals on a June day in Mashall.
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Mashall
Acme
Marshall
Shawmut
Countess of Aberdeen invited to Massachusetts dog show
Nearly 600 dogs entered for the open air dog show by the Ladies' Kennel Association of Massachusetts at the Chestnut Hill Club. The show opens this morning and invites Countess of Aberdeen, a renowned dog lover and exhibitor from the United Kingdom.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association of
Massachusetts
Chestnut Hill Club
Countess of Aberdeen
United Kingdom
Johnson Misses Colubia Theatre Appearance Sparks Boston Frenzy
Arthur Johnson failed to show at the Columbia Theatre in Boston drawing a crowd that blocked traffic and prompted threats of a civil suit. Johnson instead checked into the Hotel Upton with his wife and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lil’ Artha Johnson
Boston
Arthur
Columbia Theatre
Tie
Pete Walker
Artha
Massachusetts
Champion Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Upton
Dartmouth Street
Hyde Elected to Lead Nine Baseball Team
Jack Hyde has been elected captain of the Volkmann School baseball team for the 1910 season. He and Chauncey Doten are the only players available for next season, and he and the coach will have to work hard to form a competitive squad as current material is not promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hyde
Volkmann
Chauncey Doten
Corbett Clips Fleming In Philadelphia Bout
Young Corbett dominated Mike Fleming at the Douglas Athletic Club, scoring with body work and powerful punches. Fleming yielded under Corbett’s rapid combinations and punishing blows, while Corbett kept control from start to finish in a dominant performance.
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Philadelphia
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
Eddie Hanlon
Mike Fleming
Douglas Athletic Club
Mike
Fleming
Corbett
Denverite
Ileming
Harvard Juniors Defeat Seniors to Claim Interclass Title
The Harvard junior class baseball team defeated the senior class 4 to 1 on Soldiers Field to win the interclass championship. Pitchers Cooper and Long led a pitcher’s duel with Long allowing two hits and nine strikeouts for the juniors, while Cooper struggled in the seventh inning with three singles and errors sealing the win.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Cooper
Long
Prize Winners and Addresses Across New England Area
A list of names and addresses from Everett to Worcester includes Mrs L K Tyler and Miss A M Worthing among numerous residents in towns such as Melrose Lawrence and Brockton. The district awards one hundred and fifty $1 prizes in addition to local recognitions.
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Anna J. Connelly
Grimes St
Boston
L. K. Tyler
Belmont St
Everett
W. S. Richards
Upham St
Melrose
Minnie A. Robbins
Harrison St
Worcester
Lillian L. Nesbitt
Farnham St
Lawrence
Department Store Employees Named in listing
Miss Irene E V Mc Nulty Edna McKenzie and Miss Edith M McElroy are identified as employees at Houghton and Dutton Co. and Shepard Norwell Co. This appears as a directory style notice naming staff members. The text suggests employment records or internal listings from two department stores.
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Irene E. V. McNulty
Houghton & Dutton Co
Edna McKenzie
Edith M. McElroy
Shepard Norwell Co
Prize Winners Listing At Local Jeweler Event
A catalog of $15 prizes is announced featuring Ruby M. Gilmore Henry Siegel Co Jennie Yeaton Gilchrist Co Ethel G. Wilson and R H White Co as contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby M. Gilmore
Henry Siegel
Jennie Yeaton
Gilchrist Co
Ethel G. Wilson
R. H. White
Prize Names From May 13 Event At Kennedy Siegel Co
Isobel Lay and R H White led results on May 13 at Kennedy Siegel Co. Henry Siegel Co and Mrs Gertrude Conkey among participants with Timothy Smith Co noted in accompanying prize list.
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May Kennedy
Henry Siegel
Gertrude Conkey
Timothy Smith
Awards for Last Sunday Proverb Hunt Are Announced
The article notes that awards for the proverb hunt held last Sunday will be announced on Thursday. Contestants for the department store event must include a statement from their department head confirming regular employment with their entry. A blank form is provided for convenience.
Fox Terrier Show Highlights Wins at Higginson Estate
Sabine Fernie loses to Warren Remedy in the winners class of the American Fox Terrier Club event at A Henry Higginson's estate. Winthrop Rutherford of New York owns Warren Remedy. Mrs. A Henry Higginson and George W Quintard III lead with multiple firsts and high placements across terrier classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
American Fox Terrier Club
A. Henry Higginson
Warren Remedy
Winthrop Rutherford
New York
Sabine Fernie
F. Farwell
George W. Quintard
Four-Trip Service to Nova Scotia Starts Next Sunday
The Dominion Atlantic Railway announces a four trip per week service from Long Wharf on Sundays Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays at 2 p m using the steamers Prince George and Prince Arthur. New booklets Vacation Days and Summer Homes showcase Maritime Provinces Annapolis Valley and Land of Evangeline with covers featuring Bear river cherries and Gravenstein apples. Free copies available at the city office 228 Washington street or five cents by mail from J F Masters New England Superintendent Boston Mass.
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Dominion Atlantic Railway Line
Long Wharf
Prince George
Prince Arthur
Dominion Atlantic Railway Steamship Line
Maritime Provinces
Nova Scotia
Annapolis Valley
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St. Alphonsus Boat Club
Peter J. Carr
English High
Locust Street Grounds
Grammar Schools
Brookline Playground
Brookline Athletic Association
Waltham High School
Central Park
Arthur Duffeys Olunin
Jake
Duffey
Joe Ballard
Tech Field
Ballard
Tech
Providence
O'Brien
New York City
Ketchel
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Back Bay
George Brown
Annette Kellermann
Buffalo Bill
Who
A. E. Wills
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Goldfield
Muffs
Cy Young
Lajoie
Griswold
BY Harry B. Center
N. E. League
Fitzpatrick
Worces
Brockton Ste
Lawrence Asenwees
Lowell Er
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Worcester Tee
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Lowell Pete Ewerereree
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Castle Street
Pete
Hyde
Sunday Post
Grace J. Mackay
Saxton St., Cor
Ellen W. Wilson
Pleasant St
Charlestown
Agnes T. Hagerty
Brook Ave
Roxbury
Evelyn M. Allen
Cleveland Ave
Allston
Lila F. Haines
Concord St
Louise C. Leon
Bowdoin St
Dor
Ruth Conroy
Newbury St
Josephine Murray
W. Sixth St. S
S. L. Chisholm
Gladstone St
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C. C. Hicks
Barry St
Agnes T. Doyle
Weld Ave
Laura F. Cook
Alvarado Ave
Wor
Chas. White
Highland St
Caroline E. Smith
Portsmouth
N. H
Marie E. Bixby
Ae St
Somerville
Katherine E. Hannegan
South St
Portland
A. M. Worthing
Cottage St
Ruth A. Hall
Cary Ave
Chelsea
Fred E. Davis
Whipple St
Isobel Lay
Boston Sunday Post
Deartment Stores
P. O
Mass
Office of the Post
Daily Post
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