Favorites Win At Longwood In Massachusetts Tennis
The Massachusetts State singles lawn tennis championship at Longwood Cricket Club saw top contenders advance with clear victories. Richard Bishop dropped a set to W. E. Porter, while Dabney defeated Harris in straight sets and Cutting topped Seaver showcasing his consistency.
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Massachusetts
Longwood Cricket Club
Richard Bishop
W. E. Porter
Alfred S. Dabney
F. H. Harris
New England
Dabney
Harris
Cc. F
H. C. Johnson
Cc. S. Cutting
Rab” Seaver
Seaver
Cutting
Local Baseball Scores From Three Cities
Baltimore beat Jersey City 11 to 5 while Providence defeated Newark 5 to 0. Rochester took a 5 to 3 win over Montreal in game one and Montreal won 3 to 2 in game two against Rochester. Buffalo defeated Toronto 4 to 0 in 19 innings and the second game was postponed.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Providence
Newark
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Brockton Clinches Lead with 12 to 5 Win Over Lowell
Brockton struck early and routed Lowell 12 to 5 in Lowell. Carrigan hit a home run and Magee and Barry doubled, with Wolfgang and Brignolia pitching for Brockton and Zeiser finishing for Lowell.
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Trai Ye
Lowell
H.po
E. Kanff
Clemens
Smith
Howard
Decroff
Dman
Boultes
Barry
M’g’well
M’lane
OlMiller
J. S van
Burchill
Wadleigh
OlLavigne
Carrigan
Wolfgang
Brignolia
Zeiser
Brockton
Rons
Kauff
Boardman
Magee
McGamwell
Miller
Lavigne
Rouites
Yloward
J. Sullivan
Haverhill Shuts Out Lawrence 1 to 0 in Fast Game
Haverhill defeated Lawrence 1 to 0 as bunched hits in the seventh produced the game's lone run. Lawrence totaled five scattered hits while Long pitched for Haverhill. Cross drove in the winning run for Haverhill with a seventh inning single.
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Kennedy
Ulrich
Young
Cooney
Haverhill
Lawrence
Long
Luyster
Orty
Cross
Phoenix
Reynolds
Oj Chase
Perkins
Uirich
Cero
Ol Burns
Matthews
Carlstrom
Campbell
Hagan
New Bedford Defeats Fall River In Five to Three
New Bedford toppled Fall River five to three as Pruitt pitched well before tiring in the sixth. O Connell and Hickman sparked the offense with solid batting and defensive plays. The game featured Maranville, Connaughton, Ness, and Walsh among the hitters, with Delaney and Tevlin contributing in key moments.
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New Bedford
West River
Arene Pruitt
O'Connell
Hickman
Fall River
Po.a.e
A. E
Rose
O’c’nell
Weaver
Spires
Mweod
Delaney
Tevlin
Pruitt
I Smith
Firmenger
Sena Ae Pes
Bowcock
Maranville
Connaughton
Ness
Walsh
Merrill
Smith
Arminger
O’connell
Wormwood
Kerins
Lynn 6 Worcester 0 in baseball shutout
Harrington pitched an excellent game as Lynn defeated Worcester 6 to 0. Worcester was held to no second bases. five reached first. Lynn scored all six runs in the first five innings, with key hits from Wallace McGovern and Cargo and runs driven in by Yount and Harrington.
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Lynn
Harrington
Worcester
Yount
Rams
Orcutt
Strands
McGovern
Wallace
Cargo
Daum
Logan
Aubrey
Flaherty
Haas
Wilson
Reynolds
Stafford and
Quinn
Lost in Fog but Rescued at Sea
Howard Young of Lunenberg Nova Scotia survived adrift in thick fog with fellow Buema crewmen. Without a compass they drifted 15 miles west of Sable Island until rescued by Guyon Island Lighthouse keeper Joseph W. Hardy and landed by the Norwegian steamer Malmstad.
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Howard Young
Lunenberg
N. S
Boston
Buema
Malmstad
Louisburg
Cape Breton
Young
Sable Island
Guyon Island
Joseph W. Hardy
Yale Crew Tries To Break Speed Limit In Four Mile Run
Yale's varsity eight failed to beat 21 minutes 38 seconds in a four mile trial at Yale Quarters Conn It notes planned lineup changes with Philbin Freeman Bugbee and confirms Yale Harvard spectator scene and new shells for freshmen and varsity crews.
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YALE
Conn
Romeyn
Eli
Philbin
Freeman
Bugbee
Varsity
Harvard
Ward
Harlem
Elihu Yale
Navy Yard
Dewitt Cochrane
Reliable
Johnny
Cummings Chosen Harvard Track Captain
Johnny Cummings of Fall River Harvard standout hurler was elected captain for next year with approval from the athletic committee and student body. He is expected to be among the top intercollegiate obstacle men, though last season was hindered by a pulled tendon from fall practice.
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Johnny” Cummings
Fall River
Harvard
Crimson crews in close race at Red Top
Harvard training quarter reports near ideal rowing conditions at Red Top Conn with varsity and freshman eights racing a mile and a half and a three mile return. Yale crews also practiced with times around 21 minutes 38 seconds for four miles while Harvard posted 20 minutes 25 seconds.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Varsity
Weatherhead
Storrow
Lothrop
Paine
Springfield
Navy Yard
Yale
Nelson
Cutler
George von al. Meyer, Jr
M Goorty Here In Good Shape For Pilgrim Bout
Eddie McGoorty Western middleweight arrives with manager Marty Forkins from Stye Beach New York to fight Jimmy Gardner of Lowell at the Pilgrim A A tonight. He is reported in good shape and the bout is expected to please club members despite street railway strikes. Fans are advised to take the Elevated trains to North a mpton street and walk from Massachusetts avenue to St Botolph street.
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Eddie McGoorty
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Pilgrim A. A
Marty Forkins
Stye Beach
N. Y
MecGoorty
Gardner
Northampton Street
Massachusetts Avenue
St. Botolph Street
All-School Crew Begins Practice In Boston
The Boston interscholastic eight oared crew from the Greater Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association starts practice today under Coach Frank Greer and Bud Manning. They have two races planned: June 29 at Lake Quinsigamond against Worcester High School and July 4 on the Charles River Basin in intermediate eights.
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Boston
Greater Boston
Fleet of fishing schooners bring in heavy hauls to T wharf
A fleet of 12 fishing schooners arrived at T wharf with haddock, cod, hake, pollock, cask and halibut totaling over 258,000 pounds. Notable catches include the Mooanam with 14,000 pounds of halibut and the Adeline with 5000 pounds of landed cash. Seahsman Louis Sears from Leonora Silveira was rescued after going missing in fog. The Nellie G. Davis reported 7500 live lobsters from Pubnico.
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T Wharf
Mooanam
Francesc V. Sylvia
Mary C. Santos
Adeline
Josephine de Costa
Georgiana
Louis Sears
Leonora Silveira
Sears
Nellie G. Davis
Pubnico
N. S
Chelsea
Haddock
Death notices column briefed for Boston Post readers
Death notices list multiple local families with June dates and funeral details. Edward Ashton Eliza beth Clarkson Marie J Dooley Cronin Eva R Crockett Herman Ellinwood Patrick Flynn Abraham Goldstein Sarah Horsfall Daniella Huebel George Hurley Edward James Terrence Keating Mary Keating Thomas Ormon Robert O Riley Chester Newcomb Thomas Ormon Ernest Straut burial noted with thanks to Cummins School staff and classmates
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Herman J. Ellinwood
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Cambridge
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West End
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Carney Hospital
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Andrew Horsfall
Belmont
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Washington Street
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McCabe
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Somerville
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Somerville Avenue
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Duxbury
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Elbridge G. Martin
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Rafferty
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Langley Road
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Wellington Street
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Milton
Thomas W. Ormon
Columbia Street
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Robert O'Riley
Sarah O'Riley
Laidow
Bigelow Street
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Leicester
Robert E. Reynolds
Michael Tierney
Emmett Avenue
Dedham
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Malden
William Schofield
Smith
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Sweeney
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Nora A
Keefe
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Barry
Morgan B Sweeney
Houghton Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
Waterman
Kingston
Amanda S. Waterman
the Baptist Church
Ernest Straut
Washington and Grove Streets
West Roxbury
Gethsemane Cemetery
Cummins School
Goodrich
Appel
Jos. Straut
Shipping News June 12 Miniaturig Almanac Items
Shipping notices list arrivals of steamers including Malmstad Paulsen Louisburg and Calvin Austin from multiple ports with Eastport Portland and New York calls. Towing tugs Conestoga Olsen and barges Merriam Cymru Buck Ridge plus Lansford Easton are noted for Portland and Elizabethport service. High water and day length data accompany the listings.
Auction notice of 26-foot hunting cabin boat in East Boston
Suffolk, ss. Boston, June 5 1912. Taken on execution and will be sold by public auction on Wednesday, June 12, 1912 at 10:30 a.m. at the shipyard of George C. Fitzpatrick & Company foot of Maverick street East Boston. Personal property described as one 26-foot hunting cabin boat. Peter P. Fee, Deputy Sheriff.
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Suffolk
Boston
A. D
George C. Fitzpatrick & Company
Maverick Street
Peter P. Fee
Shipping list shows barges and schooners bound for multiple ports
A lengthy maritime roster lists barges and schooners with destinations including New York Irvington Farnham Perth Amboy Saco Lynn Joshua Lovett Coffime Newport News Bessie Clara Crescent Huntley Maitland N S Laura E Melanson Melanson Maitland N S Harry Miller Granville Fredericton N B Nellie G Davis Eaton Pubnico N S Dorothy Bh Barrett Erwin Baltimore Jane Palmer Ylaesel Norfolk Pochasset Thomason Clinton Point N Y Edward Eveleth Barnes Essex Mass Gatherer Brocklebank Ipswich Thomas Hix Mitchell Bangor Gilbert Stancliffe Look Morris Cliff Pierson Rockport Me CLEARED Steamers Mialmstad Port Wade N S McElwain Norfolk Calvin Austin Portland Schooners Smith Tuttie Maitland N Sentence Evolution Br Liverpool Fish guard Liverpool Prince Arthur Yar mouth N S Mandeville Port Morant Jamaica Cochra New York Malvern Range Portland Quantico Philadelphia Dorchester Norfolk Nacoochee Savannah Bunker Hill New York James S Whitney tugs Western New York towing barges Sidney Smyrna Edwin L Pillsbury towing barge Molgo Lynn Monocacy Philadelphia Kohineer Rutherford Knickerbocker Paoli South Amboy towing barges Wayne Straf ford New Bedford barge Upton Conestoga towing barges Cymru Buck Ridge Portland Irvington towing barge No TOS from Perth Amboy Saco echooners Fuller Palmer Lambert's Point Va candy anchored below Franconia Sullivan Me Omaha Antoninett Saco sloop Albert Baldwin Rockport Mass
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Irvington
Farnham
Perth Amboy
Saco
Lynn
Joshua Lovett
Coffime
Newport News
Bessie
Clara
Crescent
Huntley
Maitland
N. S
Laura E. Melanson
Melanson
N.S
Harry Miller
Granville
Fredericton
N. B
Nellie G. Davis
Eaton
Pubnico
Dorothy Bh. Barrett
Erwin
Baltimore
Jane Palmer
Ylaesel
Norfolk
Pochasset
Thomason
Clinton Point
N. Y
Edward
Eveleth
Barnes
Essex
Mass
Gatherer
Brocklebank
Ipswich
Thomas Hix
Mitchell
Bangor
Gilbert Stancliffe
Look
Morris & Cliff
Pierson
Rockport
Franconia
Queenstown
Fishguard
Liverpool
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Mandeville
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Jamaica
Cochra
Malvern Range
Portland
Quantico
Philadelphia
Dorchester
Nacoochee
Savannah
Bunker Hill
James 8. Whitney
Cto
Western
Sidney
Smyrna
Edwin L
Pillsbury
Molgo
Monocacy
Kohineer
Rutherford and Knickerbocker
Paoli
South Amboy
Wayne and
Strafford
New Bedford
Upton
Conestoga
Cymru
Buck Ridge
Tos
Echooners
Fuller Palmer
Lambert's Point
Sullivan
Omaha
Dennisville
Antoinett
Albert Baldwin
Sealed Proposals Sought for Alien Exchange and Provisions
Sealed proposals in triplicate to the Commissioner of Immigration Boston Mass until 11 am June 18 1912 for exclusive privilege to exchange foreign money and to supply food and drink to aliens detained under immigration laws for one year from July 1 1912. Full details from GEO. B. BILLINGS Commissioner of Immigration Boston Mass.
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Commissioner of Immigration
Long Wharf
Boston
Mass
Geo. B. Billings
Sewing Machines Going West for sale
Sewing machines for sale in Somerville areas. A $60 Singer in good as new condition and a late style Singer offered for $5 at 352 Somerville Ave. A $5 Singer at 267A Broadway and another at 9 Upton Street near Union Park. Call listings for details.
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Call
Somerville Ave
Somerville
Broadway
Upton St
Union Park
Wines and Liquors Ad From Snow & Son Dayton
Thos Snow & Son at 59 Market Street advertise Kentucky whiskey and spirits with a 2-stamp tax included, offering gin rum and full gallon quantities for $2.00. Established for about a century, the firm promotes straight whiskey and other liquors for wholesale or retail.
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Snow & Son
Market St
New aeroplane motor for sale in Malden street view
A new aeroplane motor of 30 35 horsepower offered for sale. See it at 75 Washington Street Malden. Price £111%
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Washington St
Malden
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Waterman & Sons Incorporated Undertakers
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