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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1909

Page

11

Abandoned Boston Inter Scholastic Eight Rides Setback

The Boston inter scholastic eight was called off as four top oarsmen were unavailable due to parental objections or college exams. Walker, Locke, Collins, Coleman, and Meade remained as the only rowers free to compete. others faced exams or parental blocks. English High clinches the Boston High School league title with a win over Mechanic Arts, maintaining first place even if Dorchester defeats them Saturday.

Boston Walker and Locke Volkmann Collins Brookline Coleman Cambridge Meade Roxbury Goodale Storer Greenough Noble & Greenough Stratton English High School Mechanic Arts Dorchester

Rindge Manual Tennis Defeats Brookline 3 2

The Rindge Manual Training School tennis team beat Brookline High 3 to 2 at Jarvis Field. Doubles Floyd and Howe of Brookline defeated Gallup and Lynes of Rindge 3 6 7 5 6 3. Singles Gallup of Rindge beat Floyd 6 1 6 1. Farrington of Rindge beat Brown 6 4 5 7 6 2. Lynes of Rindge beat Howe 7 5 0 6 9 7.

Rindge Manual Training School Brookline High Jarvis Field Floyd Howe Brookline Gallup Lynes Rindge Farrington Brown

Jeffries Arrives to Ovation in Pittsburg

James J. Jeffries, retired heavyweight champion, arrives in Pittsburg to announce plans to fight Johnson in the fall. Thousands crowd the station in a vigorous reception.

Pittsburg Johnson James J. Jeffries

Medford Tops Wakefield in 11th Inning Thriller

Medford High defeated Wakefield 6 to 5 in an extra inning game. Captain Munroe delivered the decisive single in the 11th, driving in Fitzgerald for the winning run after pinch hitting for Baldry. Score by innings shows a tight contest before the late rally.

Medford Medford High Wakefield Munroe Baldry Fitzgerald

Annual Report Highlights Shift in Earnings at American Pneumatic

The American Pneumatic Service Company reports for the year ended March 21 1909 show gross profits of 324 716 and total deductions of 185 912 leaving a balance of 144 959. Directors note that store service shrinkage lowers profits while mail tube systems rise in earnings due to efficiency and New York expansion with 15 miles of double tubes added. They estimate New York system profit at about 180 000 per year versus 11 260 in 1908, a potential gain near 170 000 annually.

American Pneumatic Service Company New York

Metropolitan Steamship Reorganization Plan Outlined

The Metropolitan Steamship Company releases an official reorganization plan. It calls for old bondholders to swap for new bonds on equal terms and notes to receive stock in the new firm. The new capitalization lists 30,000 shares at par 100.83 million bonds, 8.09 million in two year notes. The old company’s debt as of last December 31 includes five percent bonds and accrued interest.

Metropolitan Steamship Company Hornblower & Weeks ODE Fav Goviren Vebesaue Miscellaneous Claims

Dividends Declared by Several Companies

Dividend notices show Central Coal & Coke Company quarterly 11.4 percent preferred with books closing June 30 and reopening July 16, Davis Mills quarterly 11.2 percent July 1, Duluth Edison Electric quarterly 11.2 percent preferred with stock record June 15, Empire Steel & Iron semiannual 38 percent preferred July 1, Currier Publishing semiannual 41.5 percent preferred July 1, Reading Traction semiannual 75 cents July 1 with books close June 15 reopen July 2, Syracuse Rapid Transit quarterly 11.2 percent preferred July 1 stock of record June 26, New York State Bank semiannual 3 percent July 1, United Traction Company of Provi.

Central Coal & Coke Company Davis Mills Fall River Duluth Edison Electric Company Empire Steel & Iron Company Currier Publishing Company Reading Traction* Company Syracuse Rapid Transit Company New York State Bank United Traction Company of

Winning Ball Team of West End House

Bernard Finkelstein, manager of the West End House baseball team, has formed a fast amateur group this year. They have seven wins in eight games against top state clubs and beat North End Unions for the first time in years. The lineup includes Mendelsohn, Terry, Duffy, Fine, Rosenthal, Levine, Mackenzie, Hurwitz, Klein, Alpert, Haskins, Green and others.

Bernard Finkelstein West End House North End Unions Care Eaton Street Boston

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