Simson Leads Boston Bowlers in National Event at MSG
Boston bowlers posted strong scores at Madison Square Garden in the national championships. Dr J K Simson of the Faneuil team led with 642 total in three strings 218 187 237 tying for eighth in individuals. Thomas and Southwell topped two man team with 674 and 612 totals. The Post squad posted solid marks with Kiernan Harris and others earning money prospects as scores progressed and organizers reported prize lists.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Boston
J. K. Simson
Faneuil
Thomas
Southwell
Boston Post
Harris
Kiernan
Hales
Puffer
Kenney-Marston
Faneuils
Holland
Simson
Goulding
Faulkner
Ebonite
Williams
Beatty
Gumpbright
Kinsman
Post
Kenney
Marston
Faneuila
Fred Williams
Fred
Smith
M. C. Wyman
Bonites
Ebonites
Tae St. Apo
Ar Bk
Thomas Southwell
Simson Wecesces Lil
Ceenvese
Puffer Coccesssel
Hales Weseseees
Sessess
Faulkner Esores
Kinsman Eenewee
Simson Eovceees
Williams Wee
Faul Ik
GUMPRIGHT ROLLS 581 IN BOWLING MATCH AT MSG
Sunset of Brooklyn defeats Boston five in three games but loses total pin fall by 56. Sunsets total 2612 to 2556 for the Globe team. Individual scores include Gump right 581 Thomas 456 Beatty 559 Holland 458 Simson 463 with captain Bill Kirby backing Sunsets.
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New York
Sunset
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Boston
Gumpright
Thomas
Beatty
Holland
Simson
Globe
Boston Five
Bill Kirby
South Boston Y. C
Will Fight Any Man In World In Boxing Showdown
Champion Arthur Johnson proclaims readiness to fight any man including Jeff, arriving in Boston to stay at the Hotel Upton. Johnson disputes pay, faces a $41 debt claim and a court appearance set for June 19. In boxing notes, Harry Lewis and Mike Twin vie for welterweight claim as Jimmy Gardner exits the running. next Tuesday features McKinnon versus Flynn at the Armory with a full prelim card.
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Jeff
Arthur Johnson
J. Arthur
Upton
Boston
Pete Walker
Cambridge Street
Constable McDonough
Walker
Arthur
Johnson
Sam Langford
Chelsea
Harry Lewis
Mike Twin
Jimmy Gardner
Quill
Lowell
Jimmy
the Armory
Bill McKinnon
Porky” Flynn
Eddie Murphy
Kid Parton
George Alger
Gus Rogers
Jim Dunn
Billy Shevlin
Gardner New Tennis Leader at Harvard
George Peabody Gardner of Boston was elected Harvard tennis captain for the coming year at a team meeting. A Pomfret standout, he excelled in hurdling baseball and tennis before Harvard, won his H on the varsity track team, and claimed the intercollegiate championship by defeating Nat Niles in a five set tennis final.
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Harvard
George Peabody Gardner
Boston
Nat Niles
Gardner
Pomfret School
Yale
Philadelphia
Dorchester shuts out West Roxbury in 6-0 victory
Dorchester High blanked West Roxbury 6 to 0 yesterday, led by pitcher Prannan. Hoernle scored three runs, with Cruikshank Fraser and Cunningham contributing as Dorchester built an early lead and never yielded.
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Prannan
Dorchester High
West Roxbury
Dorchester H
Hoernle
Cruikshank
Fraser
Cunningham
Massachusetts Agricultural College Beats New Hampshire State College
Heavy hitting leads Massachusetts Agricultural College to a 10 to 2 victory over New Hampshire State College in Durham New Hampshire. Bean hit three three baggers and a single as M A C outhits N H State 14 to 4. Batteries Blaney Hayward Merrill Neel Umpire Quinlan. Time 50m.
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Durham
N. H
Massachusetts Agricultural College
New Hampshire State College
Bean
Massachusetts
R.H.E. M
Ap Ges
N. H. State
Blaney
Hayward
Merrill
Neel
Quinlan
Wakefield High Defeats Everett High 4 1 At Wakefield Park
Wakefield High beat Everett High 4 to 1 at Wakefield Park yesterday. Chesley, McCullough, Young, Morrison, and Brickley scored. Lan sing and Mayer added two base hits. Harrington and Bishop pitched for their teams with several walks and a few errors noted.
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Wakefield High
Everett High
Wakefield Ball Park
Wakefield
Meena
Eiverett
C.c
Chesley
McCullough
Young
Morrison
Brickley
Lansing
Mayer
Donovan
Chefley
Harrington
Bishop
Craig
Mechanic Arts Beats Milton 16 to 4 In Baseball
Milton High School fell 16 to 4 to Mechanic Arts today as errors plagued the home side. Bill Fitzpatrick starred for Mechanic Arts while Henry and Hoar paired with Carson and Whittemore in the batteries and Cross.
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Milton
Mechanic Arts
Bill Fitzpatrick
R.H.E. Mechanic A
Milton H. Gs
Henry
Hoar
Carson
Whittemore
Clark
Cross
Lynn English High Defeats Gloucester 11-3 in Ninth Inning Rally
Gloucester High suffered its first loss of the season as Lynn English High beat them 11 to 3 at Gloucester. Lynn scored in the first and later. a ninth inning rally salvaged three runs for Lynn. Key players included Keniy Devlin Harrington and Wetmore.
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Gloucester
Gloucester High
Lynn English High
Lynn E. H.S
Gloucester H. S
Keniy
Devlin
Harrington
Wetmore
Dedham High Triumphs 8-3 Over Hyde Park at Stony Brook
Dedham High defeated Hyde Park High 8 to 3 at Stony Brook Reservation. Williams Hurley Hannon Cheney Doyle Stevens Shepard Curtis Mulhern scored for Dedham, while Hyde Park notched three runs in a compact afternoon matchup.
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Hyde Park
Dedham High
Hyde Park High
Stony Brook Reservation
Pigott
Williams
Hurley
Hannon
Cheney
Doyle
Stevens
Shepard
Curtis
Mulhern
Winchester High defeats Stoneham High in baseball at Lancaster Field
Winchester High School beat Stoneham High 4 to 1 today at Lancaster Field in Winchester. The game featured a clear advantage for Winchester with timely hits and solid defense. Stoneham struggled to spark offense and left runners on base throughout.
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Winchester
Winchester High School
Stoneham High Today
Lancaster Field
Stoneham
Fine Brookline meet crowns high and grammar stars
Whitney crowned Interscholastic high jump champion in Brookline meet at Cypress Street Grounds. Lincoln School edges Pierce School by one point in grammar scoring as sophomores lead overall. Francis Hann wins senior 100 and 440 yards while Alex Sutherland stars for juniors. Gardner Whitney wins mile, Capper leads late in half mile, and Dunbar takes shot put as Sutherland also takes high jump and 100-yard dash.
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Whitney
Lincoln Grammar School
Pierce School
Francis Hann
H. Dunbar
Alex Sutherland
Brookline
Cypress Street Grounds
Brookline High
Brookline Athletic Association
Lincoln School
Gardner Whitney
A Sutherland
Capper
Hoth
Sutherland
Dexter
M. F. Carr
W. Rand, Jr
J. H. Moran
J. F. McGrath, Jr
F. W. Capper
G. A. Whitney
E. P. Stone
F. Ainsworth
G. Gallert
B. O’hearn
G. W. Taylor
J. Moran
H., Mason
G. A. Chandler
H. Johnson
G. W. BR. Ness
A. M. Hamer
Wright
Bradley
T. Atkinson
A. J. Johnson
T. Lally
W. Swoinborne
W. Elliott
W. Hagan
S. Atkinson
F. Gleason
W. Hicks
A. Sutherland
C. Threshie, Jr
Threshie
J. Fennessey
A. Hi. Coons
T. Mahoney
C. Sullivan
H. M. Currie
J. Hart
Sin. Dexter
Garrity
F. Dexter
A. S
Johnson
Wondy Dexter
Kelleher
Crimson picks its Yale four in decisive four oared race
The Harvard fours are reshuffled with Whitney and Severance from Boat A and P. Withington and Richardson from Boat B forming the varsity four to race Yale at New London. Richardson 38 strokes, Severance two, Withington bow, Whitney cox King. second four Waite 3, Smith, Tabor 2 Hooper bow Forster cox Fales.
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Harvard
Charles
Yale
New London
Varsity
Whitney
Severance
B. P. Withington
Richardson
P. Withington
Varsity Four
Bow Whitney
King
Waite
Smith and Tabor
Hooper
Bow Forster
Fales
Harvard Bridge
Red Top
Brookline High elects Henry Collins captain of crew 1910
Henry Collins who rowed bow for Brookline High School last season was yesterday elected captain of the crew for the 1910 season.
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Henry Collins
Brookline High School
Nichols Academy to Close After Century-Old Run
Dudley, June 9. Nichols Academy will not reopen next year after a long history teaching hundreds of pupils. Trustees cite dwindling enrollment of eight students and have offered use of the buildings to the town. Opened in 1819, it peaked about 80 years ago with 150 pupils.
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Dudley
Nichols Academy
Toselli Seeks Permission to Live in Austria
Vienna report states Signora Toselli formerly Crown Princess Louise of Saxony has petitioned the Imperial Court to allow her residence in Austria. No decision yet, but approval appears likely unless the King of Saxony objects.
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Vienna
Signora Toselli
Louise of Saxony
Austria
Saxony
Waltham 11 Wins Interclass Meet
The class of 1911 scored 35 points to win the annual interclass high school meet in Waltham. 1910 finished with 16 points, while 1909 and 1912 tied at 13. The 1911 relay won, Wright 09 earned 18 points for the individual cup, blue ribbons awarded for closed events, silver and bronze medals for open events.
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Waltham
Wright
M Connell and Wagner May Play in Final Browns Game
Ambie McConnell and Wagner, sidelined by injuries, are nearing form and will practice before today’s game with the St. Louis Browns. If warmups go smoothly both may join the lineup for the series closer against McAleer’s club.
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Ambie McConnell
Red Sox
Wagner
St. Louis Browns
McAleer
Quake Destroys Town in Sumatra
A tremor at Padang area devastates Korinchi six days earlier killing about 230 people and injuring many more. A tidal wave swept away native huts as the dock collapsed.
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Padang
Sumatra
Korinchi
McGillivray Secretly Marries Brockton Woman
Edward A. McGillivray nephew of Colonel James Edgar of Brockton wed Miss Martha Klint on June 1 in Cranston R I. She is 20 and he is 22. The couple kept the marriage private until today and plan to start housekeeping after news leaked.
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Brockton
Edward A. McGillivray
James Edgar
Martha Klint
McGillivray
Tommy Quill
Boston
Missionary Weddings Promised Before China Mission
At a Central Church farewell service two Bangor couples announced engagements to marry and serve in China. Alice Rogers Ropes and Edwin Dwight Kellogg plan to wed, as do Sarah Diantha Seymour and Anne Benjamin De Hahn. After marriage the De Hahns head to North China while the Kelloggs go to Foochow to labor among Chinese communities.
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China
Central Church
Alice Rogers Ropes
Edwin Dwight Kellogg
Bangor
Sarah Diantha Seymour
Springfield
Anne Benjamin de Hahn
Oberlin
Opportunity Knocks Twice at Wolf’s Clothier
Wolf's, My Clothier, Hanover and Portland streets, again expands after buying Hodgdon Anderson Merry’s Boston stock six weeks ago and now acquires wholesale stock from Tobias Greenthal Mendelson of Lafayette Street New York City. The rapid turn of large stock shows strong buying and solid public confidence in the store.
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Wolf's
Tobias, Greenthal & Mendelson
Lafayette Street
New York City
Regional Scores Recap From Evening Games
Birmingham 8 defeated New Orleans 5 and Nashville 1 beat Mobile 0 while Atlanta 7 fell to Little Rock 12 in recent matchups.
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Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Mobile
Atlanta
Little Rock
Weds 3 Days After Divorce Henry Dixey Marries Marie Nordstrom
Milwaukee report details stage star Henry E Dixey wed leading lady Marie Nordstrom three days after a divorce from a long estrangement. The marriage occurred May 3 in Milwaukee with Judge Neelen officiating. Dixey used the name William Litchfield, age 50, while Nordstrom was 23.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Henry E. Dixey
Marie Nordstrom
Miss Nordstrom
Chicago
Dixey
Long Island
N. B. Neelen
A. O. Wilmot
Mr. Wilmot
New York Plans Health Check of 10000 Pupils
Health authorities in New York City will examine 10 000 public school children to test the claim by Dr T C Nicholl that 78 percent are alcohol habit victims. The verification was announced by Dr Walter sanitary superintendent of the Board of Health.
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New York
New York City
T. C. Nicholl
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Walter
Board of Health
Holy Cross to face Harvard at Soldiers Field this afternoon
Holy Cross plays Harvard this afternoon at Soldiers Field for its second baseball game of the season. In Worcester Holy Cross won 7 to 6. Briggs returns to first base after two weeks and Crocker will replace MacLaughlin.
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Holy Cross
Soldiers Field
Harvard
Worcester
Crimson
Briggs
MacLaughlin
Crocker
Lanigan
Mahoney Harvey
C.f. S.s
Craig Currier
Jones Aronson
R.f. c
Larkin Simons
S.s. P
Dowd Dana
Kearney Crocker
Yale Rowing Trip Delayed by Gale’s Ferry Downpour
Yale’s entire rowing squad reached Gale’s Ferry in a heavy rainstorm but no rowing occurred. Two star freshmen, Tucker and Thayer, stayed home by faculty invitation. The 1912 eight and varsity eight lineups for tomorrow were announced with changes due to their absence.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Gale's Ferry
New Haven Express
Tucker
Thayer
Street
Smith
Buckingham
Kerr
Hilworth
Baker
Stout
Emmet
Woods
Varsity
Wallis
van Blarcom
Captain Howe
Hyde
Wodell
Glenny
Bow
Rice
Fearing
Tappan & Co to Close Doors
Providence bankers and brokers Lewis H. Tappan & Co. posted a closing notice in the Banigan building, signaling general liquidation after the collapse of New York houses William Ives & Co. and Ennis & Stoppani, which had acted as their correspondents.
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Providence
R. I
Lewis H. Tappan & Co
Banigan Building
License Wins in Ohio County
Anti saloon forces in Ohio suffered a bitter defeat as Youngstown and Mahoning County voted in a special election to retain saloons. About 10 000 people crowded the public square to see returns while streets filled with fast moving autos and shouting crowds. Chief of Police McDowell ordered saloons closed until tomorrow morning and kept 80 officers on duty.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning County
McDowell
Freshman Crew Elects Captain at Gales Ferry
Dudley Baker of New Haven was elected captain at the meeting of the freshman crew in Gales Ferry Connecticut. Baker has rowed No 3 all season and now leads the boat for upcoming events.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Dudley Baker
New Haven
Baker
Ketchel Dominates O'Brien In Three Round Bout
Stanley Ketchel defeats Philadelphia Jack O'Brien in three rounds at the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia before about 4000 fans. O'Brien is not knocked out but is saved by referee McGuigan as Ketchel overwhelms him with relentless punches.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Stanley Ketchel
Jack O'Brien
National Athletic Club
O’brien
McGuigan
Ketchel
Philadelphiass
O'Brien
Jack
Stanley
Candle Pin Pioneer J P White Dies in Worcester
Worcester reports the death of J P White known as Pop White a leading figure in candle pin bowling. White helped found the game in New England and ran Worcester's largest alleys with John J Monsey while managing Commonwealth alleys and competing annually with the Boylston and Carruth teams of Boston.
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Worcester
J. P. White
New England
Pop
White
Mr. White
John J. Monsey
Commonwealth
Boylston
Carruth
Boston
Schools Close Throughout Kingston as Diphtheria Epidemic Spreads
On June 9 Kingston authorities closed all schools from the high school down after diphtheria appeared in two families. Deaths occurred in each of two cases, one last Saturday and another today, prompting indefinite postponement of the June 24 high school graduation.
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Kingston
Roxbury Society Accepts Old Pineapple Relic
At the Roxbury Court House the Roxbury Historical Society received an old wooden pineapple that once topped the Roxbury Town House and Roxbury City Hall. Captain Isaac Gray presented the artifact at the quarterly meeting.
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Roxbury Society
Roxbury Town House
Roxbury City Hall
Heather Wins Bermuda Ocean Motor Race For $1000 Cup
Richmond Levering's Heather won the Bermuda challenge cup with a 1 hour finish time off St David's Head. The scratch boat beat rivals by enough to negate their time allowances and secure the prize. The fleet started at 4 20 Saturday afternoon from Graves End Bay, with the sailing yacht winner Margaret finishing shortly earlier.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Gravesend Bay
Richmond Levering
Heather
St. David's Head
Margaret
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