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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1908

Page

8

Harvard Yale Freshmen and Graduates Gear Up for Graves Cup Regatta

New London Conn June 23 Harvard and Yale fine tune for Thursday race on Thames. Freshmen four oared crews run 5 oclock start over 1 mile while graduates eight oared contest for Graves cup on half mile marks. Odds favor Yale and Harvard with Roosevelt and Taft expected observers.

Yale Harvard New London Conn Thames Blue Varsity Red Top Wray John Harvard Navy Yard Kennedy H. B. Conibear Washington University Gales Ferry Pacific Coast Mr. Conibear Red Glass Morgan Cutler New Haven Fulton Blake James Lawrence Guy Bancroft George Derby Donald Green Jim Duffy Sam “Wolcott GC. M. Sheafe O. Richardson R.R. Jewett P. D. Smith Bow R. H. Reece A. P. Colburn J. D. Holloway M. Bogue C. W. Davis Robert F. Herrick Gorham Peters Boston Roger Derby Harold Bullard Jim” Duffy Arthur Stevens Dene London F. L. Higginson, Jr John F. Perkins Shillito Cincinnati Lester C. Dole St. Paul’s School Concord N. H Crimson Jack Wheeler Walter Larle Fred Forster Alfred Meyer Robert Haydock Nonquitt Mass Emily Jane Mr. Meyer Margaret R. L. Bacon Butterfly Oliver Iselin S. Shilli

Yale Triumphs Over Harvard In Fast Intercollegiate Game

Yale pitchers dominated Harvard as Van Vleck hurled a superb seven hit effort. Harvard managed only three scratch hits and a lone runner reached third all game, while Yale's Williams and Clifford added key hits and defensive plays. Taft attended Yale Field as Yale dazzled on commencement day with a dramatic 3–0 victory.

Harvard Yale Jones Cambridge Tad Jones Philbin Elis Polo Grounds Hicks Harding Simons McCall Leonard Crimson Aronson Lanigan van Wieck New York Elihu Yale van Vleck Williams Clifford Wiliams Hartford Sheffield Scientific School Killarney Yale Field Murphy New York Polo Grounds Bill Taft Taft Smith Merry Widow Wylie Dines Harvey van Vieck Wheaton Fels Tad Hfe Yale AB T. Jones Paener Enee Wheaton iFels van Visek Harvard AB. R

Local Businesses Listed by Street and Address in Boston Area

A compiled directory lists numerous firms and storefronts with street addresses across Boston and surrounding districts. Entries include Warren F. Witherell Co at 91 Causeway Street and many others such as Grand Union Hotel 1164 Washington Street and Morrison Grocery at 20 Central Square East Boston.

Warren F. Witherell Co Causeway St T. F. Cannon & Co Dock Sq Devonshire St T. W. Little & Co Huntington Ave F. Graham & Co Columbus Ave A. G. Pearce & Co Dudley St Roxbury de E. Moran & Co Massachusetts Ve. A. J. Ford & Co Blue Hill Ave Huber Grocery Co Timberlake & Small Neponset Ave A. N. Swallow & Co City Sq Charlestown P. Kearins & Co Canal St. Quincy House Brattle Sa Grand Union Hotel Washington St John McDonald & Co Market St Brighton Dowd Bros Howard St O’kane & Co Washington Ryan Bros Dorchester Ave Dorchester Frank S. Murphy Charles St Thos. Casey Co J. W. Allston & Co Court St J. H. Mahoney & Co Commercial J. W. Sullivan D. J. Tracey & C Tremont St. Warren Grocery Co Grove Hall M. McGillicuddy & Co Charles J. R. Magullion & Co Tremont St John W. Patterson & Co Jamaica St Semeiee Plain B. Conner & Co Charles P. Harley & Co Washington St. Jos

Witty Notes On College Sports And Local Quips

The column laughs at recent college sports chatter and local pokes about teams from New Haven to Gotham. It humorously nods to athletic gate receipts, track officials, and a boastful Uncle Bunk poised for Olympic glory amid playful exaggeration.

Joe Cantillon Gotham E. A. Poe New York Mirandad William ‘Taft Welkin New Haven Theodore Bunk

Amateur Games Wanted by Various Clubs and Teams

Rockland A C Roxbury seeks 18 year old teams. Ardmore Club Forest Hills needs away games. Strandway A C seeks 15 16 year olds outside Boston. Harbor Views with St Marys at Star of the Sea July 22. Bowens seeks 12 year olds in state. Middlesex Newton preferred. Charlestown clubs seek subsidized opponents. Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts strong amateurs wanted June 27 and July 4. Malden and South Boston teams invited with expenses.

Rockland A. C Roxbury R. Dessautels Sherman Street Ardmore Club Forest Hills R. E. Littlefield Hyde Park Avenue Strandway A. C Boston FF. Clark Springer Street South Boston Harbor Views St. Mary’s Star of the Stephen Kelly Decatur Street Charlestown Dupont A. A Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts H. Donelly Tufts Street Andrew A.A William P. Hickey First Street Patrick McCarthy East Second Street Malden Athletics M. A B. B Main Street Malden Buchanan Mahoney East Third Street

Bits of Baseball Losses Hit Red Son In Home Absences

The Red Son lose two key players as Cy Morgan leaves due to his child's death and Harry Lord departs because his wife is ill. Big Bill Dineen begins to show form for the St. Louis Browns, recalling his strength with the local Americans in the past.

Cy” Morgan Harry Lord Morgan Lord Big Bill’ Dineen St. Louis

Quebec Steamship Announces Trinidad Vacation Cruises

The Quebec Steamship Company inaugurates trips on the passenger steamer Trinidad from New York to Quebec with July 14 August 1 and 15 sailings and alternating Halifax and Charlottetown calls. The 13 day round trip features optional rail return. Further details and rates available via A. E. Out­erbridge & Co. agents in New York.

Quebec Steamship Company, Ltd Trinidad New York Quebec Canada Halifax N.S Charlottetown Prince Edward Island Messrs. A. E. Outerbridge & Co Broadway New York City

Lewis Meets Tartars in 12 Round Welterweight Bout

Harry Lewis of Philadelphia beat Larry Temple of New York by decision after a tense 12 round bout at the Armory A. A. Temple fought hard and landed solid punches but Lewis used clever defense and countering to pull ahead. Temple was cut and worn, while Lewis showed late bursts to secure the victory. Eddie Murphy defeated George Ashley in a clean eight round semi final, with Tommy Rawson also winning in the prelim.

Harry Lewis Philadelphia Armory A. A Larry Temple New York Lewis Dan Donnelly Temple New England Harry Larry Eddie Murphy South Boston George Ashley Fall River Murphy Ashley Tommy Rawson East Boston Young Delaney Northboro

Mr White Denies Chicago Convention Absence

Former delegate William E White of Massachusetts writes to the Post to dispute a June 20 1908 item claiming he was not at the Chicago convention. He says he attended sessions June 16 19 voted for Taft and Guild and arranged for his alternate Jeremiah J McCarthy to take his seat. He explains Massachusetts rules allowed fill by election of officers and notes Senator Lodge confirmed McCarthy’s entitlement. He asks for equal prominence of the correction.

Chicago Taft and Guild Jeremiah J. McCarthy Massachusetts Henry Gediman McCarthy Republican State Committee National Republican Committee Senator Lodge MecCarthy

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