Sporting Class to the Front in Post Sports Quiz
A Post sports quiz asks about signings and matchups involving Jimmy Collins Mike O Toole Tim Kennedy and other regional boxing and baseball figures. The piece notes interest in Gallaway ready to fight top names and betting on his speed.
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South Framingham
Jimmy Collins
Mike O'Toole
Duke Farrell
Collins
Tim Kennedy
Holliston
Boston Nationals
McCarthy
Ashland
Manchester
Young Kenney
Willie Cornell
Will Nelson
Terry McGovern
Young
Herman
Herrera
Bill Gallaway
Chester Goodwin
Rouse O’brien
Matty Baldwin
Dave Deshler
Gallaway
Melrose High Captures Interscholastic Hockey Title
Melrose High School defeated Rindge Manual 3 to 0 on the meadow to win the league championship and claim a silver cup, with goals by Warner (two) and Verge. Referee Webber and umpires Bean and Cunningham officiated. Time two 20 minute halves. attendance around 1,100.
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Melrose
Melrose High School
Rindge Manual
Rindge
Verge
Webber
Elliot
Fyi
Parks Bowe
Boylan
Lynch
Sweency
C. P
Earle Hill
Comery
Hussey
Cunningham
TG Wicks Ele
Vesecee
Ee F
Skilton
Warner
Bean
Ex-Champs All In Fine Trim In Hot Springs
The Hot Springs contingent of the Boston Americans is complete with Dineen and Cy Young arriving. Manager Collins and the pitchers, including Stahl and Selbach, look ready for the season. Cy Young is at mid season weight, Dineen signs slowly, Criger improves but is not ready for practice. Boston fans hope Criger’s recovery boosts the club’s title chances.
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Wot Springs
Ark
Hot Springs
Boston Americans
Dineen
Cy Young
Collins
Stahl
Selbach
Lou Criger
Southwest
Boston
Criger
Word of Praise for Football
The Rev. Frederick W. Hamilton of Roxbury speaks in support of football as a sport while opposing professionalism. He endorses the new rules committee’s work and notes room for improvement while declining to discuss Tufts policy if elected president.
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Frederick W. Hamilton
First Universalist Church of
Roxbury
President Capen
Tufts College
Tufts
Western Women Golfers to Play at West Newton
The Western Women's Golf Association meeting in Chicago accepted the Eastern challenge and will send a 20 woman team to the national championship at West Newton Massachusetts.
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West Newton
Chicago
Western Women’s Golf Association
Eastern Women's Golf Association
Western Association
Mass
Continental Limited offers low fares to Pacific coast route
The article notes very low rates on the Wabash line to the Pacific coast and other West regions. It highlights tourist sleepers on the Continental Limited from Boston every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday as a valuable travel option. The office is located at 176 Washington street.
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Pacific Coast
Boston
Washington Street
Criger on Deck as Collins Seek Early Return
The Chronicle reports Lou Criger improving after a winter illness with doctors saying he should be ready to play this season. Collins plans Southbound moves for Murch and O'Brien while McBreen cancels two spring exhibitions against the Athletics. John McGraw eyes four straight pennants, and Cincinnati chatter hints at 1907 payroll changes.
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Lou Criger
Hugh McBreen
Collins
Criger
Harry Murch
Sebago
Boston
Fred O’brien
East Boston
Josslyn
Ban Johnson
Athletics
Mike Finn
Nashville
Fred Tenney
Joe Harris
Tufts
Tenney
Harris
John McGraw
McGraw
Cincinnati
Tenney at Tufts College Boys Stunt as Captain
The Boston Nationals captain Tenney coaches Tufts Medford team members performing stunts on the collegeboys roster. The scene highlights leadership duties and athletic display during practice in Medford.
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Boston Nationals
Medford
Baseball notes preview from early season chatter mix
Washington fans know their third baseman by sight this year. The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Boston Brooklyn and St Louis strengthened yet may finish as last year. Hafford leaves for Cincinnati to debut with the Reds. Rube Waddell vows brilliant pitching this season. Victors of East Boston reform as Playfairs seek 14 or 15 year old dates. McGraw heads to Memphis early. Giants see few injuries, Cleveland jokes about ambulance corps. Princeton freshman candidates number 40. Lajoie heads Naps boosting. Hickman orders bats to hit 500. Yale plays Fordham April 19. Collins veterans need prep. Tenney fixes at home hours with Soden Tuesdays to Saturdays.
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Washington
Love Cross
Philadelphia
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Fred Tenney
The
Plain Dealer
Leo Hafford
Cincinnati
Reds
Hafford
St. Francis de Sales
M. Mullen
Green
O'Leary
Mullin
Quinlan
Rube Waddell
Giants
East Boston
Playfairs
Elmer Snow
Princeton Street
McGraw
Memphis
Filmer Bates
Cleveland
Princeton
Mike Lynch
Pittsburg
Boston University
Lynch
Hot Springs
Pirates
Lajoie
Naps
Charles Hickman
Hickman
Chief Zimmer
Little Rock
Damian and
Killen
Yale
Fordham
New York Highlanders
Clark Griffith
Jimmy Collins
Collins
Mr. Soden
Reid Leaves Today to Join Football Rules Meeting
Harvard's head coach William T. Reid Jr., a representative on the national rules committee, leaves today for New York to attend the final meeting on revised rules. Harvard expects the meeting's result to be reported to the Harvard athletic committee.
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William T. Reid, Jr
Harvard
National Football Rules Committee
New York
Harvard Athletic Committee
Riverside A C Battled Lakeside For 15 13 Win
East Boston Riverside A C defeated Lakeside 15 to 13 at Town Hall in a fast game. Scorers included Rooney 6 Walsh Lusk Riley Bovulcott Kanaly and Jukes with goals from floor and on goals.
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Arlington
Maren
Town Hall
Riverside A. C
East Boston
Lakeside
Hneup Riverside AC
Boohey
Big Meet For School Stars Set By Boston Association
Tomorrow afternoon the Boston A. A. hosts a major interscholastic meet at Mechanics Building with all Boston area schools except Andover and Worcester High. Volkmann Brookline Exeter and Worcester Academy seek the championship trophy through open and team races, with listed entrants from multiple Boston high schools and colleges for events including 45 yard hurdles and 1000 yard runs.
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Mechanics’ Building
Boston
Andover
Worcester High
Volkmann
Brookline High
Exeter
Worcester Academy
R. K. Morer
G. Boyd
Dedham H
UH. O. Grafton, Jr
Powder Point
H. J. Gustin
Wmn. H
Crehore, Jr
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G. J. Porter
O. Lines
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Wd. I
C. Jones, Jr
J. &. Gilroy
R. Warren
F. M. de Selding
J. B. O'Reilly
H. Harris
Stone’s
P. Elliott
W. A. Daniels
Brookline H
E. Holmes
Volk
H. Watson
B. K. Phipps
E. H. Hamblin, Jr
M. W. MacDonald
CO. OC
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T. W. Reed
Rock Ridge
B. Whicher
Concord H
L. H. Gregson
War. Acad
K. Pevear
Linfield S
Adams
B. L
D. W. Dilworth
St. Mark’s
Prominent Speakers at Melrose Woman's Club
The Melrose Woman's Club hosted a reception this afternoon addressed by notable speakers. Attendees included Mrs. Ellen T. Brown, Mrs. Nellie B. Sawyer, Mrs. Harriet H. Page, Mrs. Abbie S. Goss, Mrs. Annabelle E. P. Washburn, Miss Mary D. Dike, Mrs. Anna T. Bush and Mrs. M. P. Emerson.
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Melrose
Melrose Woman's Club
Ellen T. Brown
Nellie B. Sawyer
Harriet H. Page
Abbie 8S. Goss
Annabelle E. P. Washburn
Mary D. Dike
Anna T. Bush
M. P. Emerson
Harvard Heads to Ithaca for Cornell Matchup
The Harvard basketball team travels today to Ithaca to face Cornell tomorrow evening. Players Brooks Broun Amberg Griffiths and Quigley will compete in the lineup.
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Harvard
Ithaca
Cornell
Brooks
Broun
Amberg
Griffiths
Quigley
Rockwell Named Yale Football Coach for Next Season
New Haven March 1 Yale names Iester H Rockwell as head football coach for next year The ex Yale quarterback who played four years and was sidelined last fall due to limited action five years ago will also serve as captain of the Yale basketball team He is a senior from Portland Ore and came to Yale from Exeter Academy
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New Haven
Yale
Iester H. Rockwell
Exeter Academy
Yale Football Coach Offer Declined by Tom Shevlin
Tom Shevlin of the Yale eleven was offered the head coach position for next fall but could not accept due to business plans.
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Tom Shevlin
Yale
Awnings and Sign Posts Rule In Waltham
Waltham authorities announce that the awning ordinance is now in force. The rule bans erecting or maintaining any sign awning shade or obstruction over streets or sidewalks unless securely supported and at least seven feet above the sidewalk. Permission is required for posts.
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Waltham
Lawson to Chisholm and the insurance graft charges
Thomas W. Lawson writes to the Post replying to G. D. Chisholm's criticisms of his remarks on insurance graft. Lawson boasts about hundreds of agents reporting graft, challenges Chisholm to stake money on proof, and proposes charity wagers tied to legal evidence and New York Life specifics.
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Thomas W. Lawson
The
Post
G. D. Chisholm
Tfe Insurance
Chisholm
Commissioner Cutting
Lawson
New York Life
Owen sought on larceny conspiracy charges in Indiana case
Superintendent Pierce issued a circular calling for the arrest of William D. Owen former Indiana secretary of State and former Congressman. Owen is wanted here on larceny and conspiracy charges connected with the Ubero Plantation Company. Indicted on 126 counts with Ferdinand Borges for similar complaints.
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Pierce
William D. Owen
Indiana
Ubero
Owen
Ferdinand Borges
Irish Language Classes Led by Cashman and O Callaghan
In Roxbury Sherwin School last evening Timothy Cashman and D P O Callaghan led the Irish language classes. Reportedly over 700 tickets were sold for the Irish folklore lecture set for March 29.
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Timothy Cashman
D. P. O’callaghan
Roxbury Sherwin School
Japan to nationalize railways after cabinet decision
Tokyo March 1 cabinet votes to submit to the diet a bill for nationalization of the Japanese railways. Foreign Minister Kato reportedly opposed the move and may resign.
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Tokio
Diet
Kato
Local ice men hopeful as Arctic cold returns to Waltham
In a burst of late season frost Boreas revives ice production on the Charles River as Waltham Ice Company crews rush to make up lost time. Ice is about nine inches thick and J C Peterson says storage houses may still fall short despite brisk activity.
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Old Boreas
Charles River
Waltham
Waltham Ice Company
Ife
J. C. Peterson
Ice Company
Ico
Delightful Weather Ice Trade Fantasies
Wholesalers extol pleasant weather as they quote high prices for keeping ice in houses. The market chatter centers on eager buyers and the value of ice amid mild conditions.
Daniel R Ballou Sworn US Marshal for Rhode Island District
In Providence on March 1 Colonel Daniel R Ballou was sworn in as United States marshal for the district by Judge Arthur L Brown. He succeeds John S Kendrick who resigned after a Roosevelt appointment.
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Providence
R. IL
Daniel R. Ballou
Arthur L. Brown
Ballou
John S. Kendrick
Rooseveltt
New Chiefs Take Office In City Departments
The department superintendents of the administration assumed duties yesterday with new staff members present. Charles Logue led the group to their quarters and the Mayor spoke on duties. Doyle, Scollard, Leahy, Gillespie, Cummings, and McDonald received their respective offices. Torone takes a week off to go to Washington.
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Charles Logue
Jim Donovan
James H. Doyle
Garret W. Scollard
James Donovan
John J. Leahy
Probate
Daniel H. Gillespie
Sanitary Department
Mathew Cummings
Patrick J. McDonald
Tremont
Torone
Washington
Mrs Quinn Recovering after Fruitless City March
Mrs Margaret Quinn, 3, found hungry and near freezing on Park Street Church steps late Wednesday night remains at the Relief station slowly recovering from a long fruitless search for work and shelter. Mystery surrounds her origin and former home. officials say she will not suffer serious consequences.
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Margaret Quinn
Park Street
Somerville Registry Vacancy Prompts Candidate List
The Somerville registry vacancy from Levi F. S. Davis’s death draws many candidates. Named include Harry Van Iderstine, Charles H. Rammell, F. De Witt Lapham, James Waters, Fred L. Coburn, George H. Clapp, Charles S. Philbrick, George D. Wemyss, James G. Hinckley, and Frank R. Nickerson. Appointment expected next week.
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Somerville
Levi F. S. Davis
Harry van Iderstine
Charles H. Ramadell
F. de Witt Lapham
James Waters
Fred L. Coburn
George H. Clapp
Charles 8. Philbrick
George D. Wemyss
James G. Hinckley
Frank R. Nickerson
Woman's Duty Speaker at Auxiliary Club Meeting
Max Henry Newman addressed the Auxiliary Club at Mozart Street Jamaica Plain on A Woman's Duty. Ella Gervais received a handsome portrait as a surprise gift with Mr. Newman giving the presentation speech.
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Max Henry Newman
Society
Mozart Street
Jamaica Plain
Ella Gervais
Newman
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Mr. Lawson
JAP Railways
ICE Men
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Boreas
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Jenne
Mrs. Quinn
Aperee Sunday Post
Charles Dana
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P F Collier & Son
Gibson
Sunday Post
Charles Dana Gibson
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