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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1909

Page

9

Dolmetsch Concert Ends Season With Deft Ensemble

The final Dolmetsch concert in Chicker ing Hall featured an unpublished divertimento for oboe violin and early strings plus Mozart and Beethoven concertos. Dolmetsch and Mrs Dolmetsch led a refined ensemble with Proctor on piano, delivering a vivid period sound and strong, transparent textures.

Arnold Dolmetsch Chickering Hall Dolmetsch Messrs Lenoi Bak Whadley Dolmetsch and Mrs. Dolmetsch Took Part In the Performance. Mr. Dolmetsch George Proctor

Brookline Dates Set For National Steeplechase Season

The National Steeplechase and Hunt Association and nearby clubs settled the schedule after a meeting in New York. Dates were allotted to clubs and Brookline track allocations will be announced tomorrow as part of the revised calendar.

New York Hunt Association Gotham Brookline Track American Automobile Association Mechanics’ Building Lewis R. Speare Newton Bay State Automobile Association Judge Hotchkiss Buffalo Speare Boston Eliot C. Lee Motor Clubs Massachusetts Fred Eliott The

Society Day at the Boston Auto Show Draws Large Crowds

A bustling Society Day at the Boston Auto Show drew large crowds from Back Bay Brookline and Newtons despite earlier rain. Attendance set records with many buyers at every booth as exhibitors reported strong sales while demonstrations on Huntingdon Avenue featured limousines and enclosed cars.

Society Back Bay Brookline Sol Itiuntington Avenue

Six day pedestrian contest fails to draw New York crowds

Arthur Duffey notes the international six day race drawn little interest in New York and predicts a frost as promoters push on with unknown competitors. He cites Detroit’s poor receipts and contrasts marathon popularity, while mentioning Dorando Hayes rematch and other marathoners as drawing cards. Duffey also recounts his own shift from pole vault to sprinting as a lesson for aspiring athletes.

Hotel Westminster William Hilliard Hol-Tan Company New York Mr. Hilliard C. H. Tangaman Lancia Hilliard Savannah Tangaman Italy Gramm- Logan Motor Car Company Bowling Green L. B. Butler Boston Rapid Motor Vehicle Company Red Cross America Clarmont Ferrand France Detroit Messrs Dineen and Prouty Powers Pollock Hayes Dorando Madison Square Grden Pat Powers New York City Mat Maloney Pat White Swanberg Fred Appleby

Answers to Queries on Baseball Boxing and Runners

A compiled Q and A style column covers world champion talk about Honus Wagner and disputes over Frank McGovern, Dixon bantam title history, amateur 15 mile records, runners times at 82m, and race entry details. It mentions Calves training by running and requests for local semi professional teams and checkers resolution.

Jim Jeffries Sullivan Honus Wagner Tom Longbeat John Stayes Hooves Longheat Teabody Medford Peabody George Dixon Nane Wallace Birmingham Fonght Pelican Club London Dixon McGovern Pedray Palmer Younge Johnson Hamilton F. Abbieby Crowley Fowler Mechanics’ Building North End Park

Harvard Indoor Meet Ends With Withington Sprain

The Harvard gymnasium program at Hemenway featured fencing wrestling and gymnastics. Notable events included Cutting winning the college fencing title and Page securing the middleweight wrestling crown. In a training bout Withington and Carl Anderson fought evenly until Withington slipped and sprained his ankle.

Harvard Hemenway Gymnasium G. L. Cutting H. V. Erhard Cutting Barrell Erhard H. V. Coryell R. M. Page E. T. Wentworth Wentworth Page G. D. Osgood L. J. Luce Osgood Luce E. L. Souder G. FF. Evans F. W. Whitman A. R. Graves D. G. Whitelaw J. A. Foley South Boston Parker Rollins Boston Y. M. C. A Paul Withington New England Carl Anderson Anderson Withington

Boston Team Comes Back in Madison Square Go As You Please Race

Eleven pedestrian teams remain in the six day event at Madison Square Garden. Edelsdh quit mid race after straying from trainers. Semeran joined by default. Dineen and Prouty moved into third ahead of Weegan and Curtis as the French squad slimmed but held form.

New York Madison Square Garden Edelsdh Quackenbush Ife Semeran Dineen Prouty Weegan Curtis

Attell Defeats Pierce In Sixth Round Bout

Abe Attell knocked out Young Pierce in the sixth round before the Olympic Athletic Association at Essington Philadelphia. Pierce could only jab with light lefts, which had no effect on Attell.

Philadelphia Abe Attell Young Pierce Olympic Athletic Association Essington Pierce Attell

Dorman Breaks Arm in Sharkey A. C. Bout

In New York March 10 a 10 round fight between Jack Dorman and Johnny Dwyer at the Sharkey A. C. ended in the sixth round as Dorman broke his right arm in the fifth and fought on with it injured. Referee stopped the bout after Dorman signaled distress. Dorman had dominated the match to that point.

Parker Hill American Locomotive Company Boston New York Taxi Harlan Whipple A. E. Morrison Bill Hilliard Bill George H. Lowe Manager Hathaway White Aft Cincinnati Jack Dorman Johnny Dwyer Sharkey A

Golden Remedy Promises Quick Cure for Drunkenness

An advertisement touts Golden Remedy as a sure fast cure for alcohol addiction. It claims no odor or taste and that a small dose in coffee tea or food cures cravings within a day. It cites a Mrs Hattie Bulkins of Vanceburg Kentucky and offers a free trial from Dr J W Haines in Cincinnati Ohio.

DR. Brown Tremont St Boston Boylston Hattie Bulkins Vanceburg J. W. Haines Glenn Building Cincinnati Ohio

Czerwonky Concert Delights Steinert Hall Audience

Violinist Richard Czerwonky, with Carl Scheurer and Carl Lamson, offered Mozart’s Symphonie Concertante in Steinert Hall. The pair’s contrasting styles highlighted a striking viola–violin cadenza and a generally creditable recital with a varied program including Beethoven, Hubay, and Sarasate pieces. An attentive audience of good size attended.

Richard Czerwonky Carl Scheurer Carl Lamson Steinert Hall Mozart Mr. Czerwonky Mr. Scheurer Hubay Czerwonky Strabe Sarasate Moses Paganini Otello Ernst

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