NEAT BASEBALL SCHEME AND TECH GAMES AT WINSLOW MEET
The piece details a complex baseball deal among Chicago New York and Washington clubs, plans for Pfeffer and Richardson moves, and potential shifts in players. It also previews the Technology game at Winslow rink with runners jumpers and hurdlers, plus cross country aims by Manhattan and Boston clubs and notes on athletes and upcoming meets.
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Washington
Congress Street
Prince
Bostons
Louisville
Boston
Providence
Reds
Tom Brown
Louis- Ville
Pfeffer
Taylor
Canavan
Jennings
Keuhne
Keuhner
Arthur Whitney
Cyclones
New_York
Danny Richardson
Spaldings
Anson
Ike van Zandt
Jeffer
Ninth Regiment Athletes Select Beam and Officers
A Ninth Regiment A A meeting at the East Armory drew over a hundred members. The apparatus committee will survey and lay out the ball fixtures next week. Beam of managers chosen from company reps includes Rogers Sullivan Sullivan McCarthy Luce Foley Ryan Neville Laskey. Adjutant O Connors and officers Kelley and Gallagher re elected as delegates to the N E A A U. Lieu Rogers Gaunt Laskey McCarthy Foley Molloy elected to the games committee. Next association meeting set for Friday evening.
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J. E. Molloy
Farrells protest case heard by secret committee
The investigating committee of the N FEAA AA met in secret at the BAA last night to hear testimony on the protest against M J Farrell. Discussion covered the Merosa cross country run and Melrose school games. A board meeting next Wednesday will hear the committee report and possible action against Reagan's associates on the stag of war team including Phil Sheehan.
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Merosa
Schoolooys
Melrose
Reagan
Phil Sheehan
Beverly Yacht Club Adopts Uniform Sailing Rules
The Beverly Yacht Club met at the Parker House yesterday and adopted uniform sailing rules with one slight change. J. M. Codman, W. L. Jeffries and A. H. Emmons were elected to the regatta committee.
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Corcoran Signs with Brooklyn Nine After Delay
New Haven March 11 Thomas W Corcoran has signed to play with Brooklyn for the coming season He explains his late agreement with President Byrne was due to illness in his family rather than obstinacy.
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Thomas W. Corcoran
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Musical Matters in Tonight's Concert Programs
The schedule lists Eugen D Al bert in Beethoven piano concerto No 5 in E flat, Lenore Overture No 2, and Schumann No 4 as performed. Kneisel Quartet rescheduled to April 4. E A MacDowell pianoforte recital in Chickering Hall on March 18. Adamowsky Quartet in Union Hall April 12. Henschel recital in Meionnon March 29. and Busoni Kneisel Nikisch collaborations with Brahms pieces and Mozart arias. Oliver Ditson announces new music and songs by various composers.
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Beethoven
Schumann
E. A. MacDowel
Chickering Hall
Mozart
Bach Saint- Saens
Schubert
Largo
Idyil
Kalakireff
Adamowski
Union Hall
Bazzii
Loester
Angles
Alwin Schroeder
Burnstead Hall
F. Busoni
Franz Kneisel
Arthur Nikisch
Brahims
Busoni
Henschel
Meionnon
Edward A Farnsworth Dies After Long Illness
Journalist Edward A Farnsworth, once with the Post as compositor and editor, died of consumption in Grafton Vermont at about 47. A Colorado layoff relieved his pulmonary condition briefly, then he returned to Vermont farm life in Gratton. He was a charter Press Club member and may be buried in Boston near his father.
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Young Soldiers on the Floor Dance Recalls Loyal Groups
A complimentary reception and dance was tendered to the G A R W R C and D of V by Company A Independent Order Sons of Veterans at Arcade Hall Park Square last evening. About 100 couples attended. W E K Ford directed the affair with assistance from E F Meechan F James B B Grant and others serving on the reception committee. Delegations from Posts 2 3 11 15 32 G A K Corps 28 and 39 W K C and Tents land 9 D of V were present.
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Nd B. Grant
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Painting by Bert Poole Attracts Attention In Washington Street Window
A water color painting by Bert Poole, displayed at Carter, Carter and Kilbam, 356 Washington Street, has drawn many curious passersby. The artwork features kneeland street station of the Old Colony railroad in the foreground and the new property of Wood, Harmon & Co. with bold red highlighting on its building lots adjoining Atlantic.
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Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco trade
San Francisco March 11 official closing prices for mining stocks show Fest & Belcher at 2.05, Ophir at 2.70, Sierra Nevada at 3.40, Yellow Jacket at 1.20, Roche Mexicali at 25.00, and other listed names with varied values. Records reflect a mixed session with small gains for several mines and modest losses for others.
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Seventh Annual Bank Officers Banquet in Boston
The Boston Bank Officers Association held its seventh annual dinner at the American House with about 250 attendees from 66 institutions. President George B. Ford presided as discussions on assessments and cooperation of banks and trust companies dominated, leading to a vote to form a committee to solicit bank aid before fixing annual assessments.
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W. G. Brooks
A. P. Weeks
J. W. Work
C. Dommett
Georges W. Newhall
J. KE. Pateh
J. G. Taft
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C. L. Riddle
T. C. Singleton
H. Cole J. Adams
Silas Pierre
D. Bates
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F. S. Davis
A. W. Newhall
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Boston
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W. D. Forbes
Partisan Heat Flares Over Silver Question in Press
From the Waltham Free Press the page cites the Boston Post blaming Congressmen for not aiding a Democratic plan on silver. The Post’s editorials liken the incident to the scoldings of an old maid, reflecting partisan tension ahead of the presidential campaign.
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Marriage notice for Kasman Pecker and Margaret Bullard
In this city on March 9, by the Rev W E C Smith, Edward Kas man Pecker and Margaret Selina Bullard were joined in marriage.
Obituary notices from March list many New England residents
Names and ages of deceased include Lydia Dodge 62 at the city. Alvin H Nightingale 28 in Jamaica Plain. Nena L Burditt 40 in Norfolk. Edward Melville Boles 37 in Newtonville. Edward Coleman in Cambridge. Harriet P Calder formerly of Chelsea. Miss Mary J Davis 69 in Newton. Rufus Estabrook 76. Caroline R Felt 78. Emily Whitten 79. Alfred A Webber 23. Jennie L Backus married to Dr Ogden Backus. Frances Blanchard 56 in Asheville. Captain Joseph W Mann 54 in Rio de Janeiro. Eliza J Rogers 77. Waldo Adams 65. Charles Edward Dimmock Roxbury. Funeral notices for Trinity Church and Roxbury services indicate no flowers.
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Boles
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Coleman
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Cal
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Chelsea
Davis
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Mann
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Bluehill
Rogers
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