Auto Show Preparations Fill Symphony and Horticultural Halls
Busy preparations in Symphony and Horticultural halls for the auto and motor boat shows open this evening. Cars queued in streets awaiting entry amid police restrictions, with demonstrations planned on Massachusetts avenue and strict enforcement of speed laws. Exhibits progress, especially in the boatroom, as officials coordinate decorations and crowd management.
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Symphony Hall
Horticultural Hall
England
United States
Massachusetts
New York
Campbell
Harry Fosdick
George Lowe
Eldridge
Massachusetts Avenue
No School and Fishing Trip Delight Macon Team
Macon Ga March 13 For good behavior all week Jimmy Collins announced there would be no school. Players prepared for a country walk and fishing, while others lounged about the hotel. Fer ris and Tannehill suffered minor sun and burn as the team plans to regain weight and head toward competition with Mercer and the Boston contingent.
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Macon
Jimmy Collins
Collins
Hobe Ferris
Charley Farrell
Jesse Tannenhill
George Winter
Farrell
Tannehill
Ferris
Chick Stahl
Mercer
Stahl
Sandow
Dumas
Melrose High to Open Season With Infield Intact
Melrose High School baseball begins the season with last year’s infield intact Pettengill at first Scanlan at second Cassel at short and Holmes at third. Wheeler returns as catcher and a strong pitching staff led by Harris the Rowe brothers and L Verge. Schedule lists multiple league and nonleague games through June 21 with Wakefield Medford and Chelsea among opponents.
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Melrose High School
Melrose Highlands
Lee Coffin
Stewart
Norwich Club
Pettengill
Scanlan
Cassel
Holmes
Wheeler
Cochran
Lord
Melrose
Harris
Rowe Brothers
L. Verge
Wilson
Hills
W. Verge
A. Verge
Campbell
Hill
World of Sport gossip and player moves across leagues
The article reports Selee predicting the Pirates finish second or lower while favoring Cincinnati and New York. It notes Mike Lynch resigning as Brown captain to possibly pitch for Cincinnati, and says Ban Johnson caused the season lengthen. Also listed are Corbett and Shay joining St. Louis in Houston, Clarke shaping Princeton players, Plick suing for 1910 season, Donahue term talks, and Mefraw’s feud with Nops at Savannah.
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Selee
Chicago Nationals
Piittsburgs
Cincinnati
New York
Mike Lynch
Brown University
Cincinnatis
Ban Johnson
Joe Corbett
Danny Shay
Frisco
St. Louis Nationals
Houston
Tex
Fred Clarke
Princeton
Elmer Plick
Cleveland
Flick
Witcher Donahue
Donahue
Rel Mefraw
Boxing Gossip and Matchups in New Bedford Card
Boxing notes from New Bedford preview several bouts with Martin Canole vs Fred Bryson in the main walkover plan. Other cards include Larry Hayes vs Jack Winters at 145 pounds and a Riverside Boat Club program backdrop with multiple Lawrence, Fall River, and Cambridge boxers.
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Martin Canole
Fall River
Fred Bryson
Waltham
New Bedford
Bryson
Billy Gardner
Jimmy Briggs
Nadeau
Kid Waul
Siryson
Chelsea
Flaily
Riverside Boat Club
Larry Hayes
Jeffries Point
Jack Winters
Middlesex Athletic Club
Cambridge
Lefallon O'Neil
Young Barrish
Dave Manning
Harry Duffy
Jack McCarthy
Harry Gilman
Winters
Criterion A. C
Joe Gans
Sam Langford
Bart Connolly
Biddeford
John J. Healey
West End
Andover
Eddie Nolan
Lawrence
Buddy Ryan
Jack O'Keefe
Chicago
Jack Mooney
Billy Mellody
Jack McGuigan
the National A
Philadelphia
Mellody
Mooney
ORLY
Quaker City
Mike Ward
Gans
McGuigan
George Gardner
Chamson
Gardner
Jack O'Brien
Joe Walcott
the Black Demon
Jim Gilligan
Lynn
Muaffitt Flaherty
R. A
North Attleboro
Peter Sullivan
North Attleboro Athletic Club
Young Allen
Kid Fanning
Patsey Sweeney
Tommy Daley
Tommy Feltz
Mechanics’ Building
St. Louis
James EF. Sullivan
National Championship Committee
Ehouweton
Ostrich Wins Crescent Derby in New Orleans
Ostrich, a 3 year old bay colt from the J. B. Haggin stable, owned by Sha Richards of Brookline Massachusetts, defied expectations to win the Crescent City Derby at New Orleans on Saturday. The colt entered as a late-season entrant and led a balanced field of six sprinters from the post.
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Ostrich
New Orleans
J. B. Haggin
Sha Richards
Brookline
Masse
Newtowne and B A A rolloff for Gilt Edge title
Newtowne beat BB A A two of three to tie Unicorn rollers for the Gilt Edge championship in a neutral alley series at Old Dorchester Club. A deciding rolloff likely at Dudley Club before the league dinner Friday. Rivalry heats as Calumet leads Mystic Valley and Somersets, with high averages and records awaited.
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Newtowne
BB. A. A
Dorchester
Unicorn Rollers
Dudley Club
Greater
Boston
B. A
Unicorn
North Cambridge
Battle and Candlepin High Scores Lead Boston League
In Greater Boston last week league play produced top marks in battle and candlepin pins. The best scores showcased standout performances by local bowlers across multiple matches. Key names and exact figures were reported by the league as it wrapped up a busy period.
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Greater Boston
Bottle Pins leads Marketmen's in team totals at fair
Team totals show Marketmen's Butter with 2763 and 951 for single Butter. Individuals record Houghton of Poultry Marketmen's with 625 points. Marketmen's overall score 237.
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Marketmen’s
Houghton, Poultry, Marketmen’s
Championship Still Within Reach After Week Of Games
One game last week left the series with two wins to the good for the leaders as the season heads to a final next week. George Johnson of the Post is named the league’s best roller this season, with multiple top finishes. The standings show Cal 91 Bruce Charlestown leading among teams and players across the various leagues, including Ware Glendon Crandon Highland and Towanda with solid scores, and A. A. Phillips Glendon Richardson Cal Tarding and others posting strong figures in the 80s and 90s.
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Mystic Valley
North Gate
Hersey
Sudbury
Hub
St. James
Somerset
Brown
Dedham
Elite
McPhee
Millen
Malden
Boston
Grove Hall
Dorchester
Rexford
Everett
Hintze
Hollis of Poultry
Houghton of
Superintendent
Danforth
Post
Herald
George Johnson
The
A. S
Local Track Standings and Player Averages Noted
Standings show W L Ave Sudbury and multiple clubs with times and scores. Individual averages list Brown Somerset Finnegan M Clements and others from Somerset Boylston M & I with various figures.
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W. L
Lve Park
McPhee
Flite
Finnegan
Das - Ad Millen
Somerset
Garbutt
Somerse
Brown
Gul
Rulte
Cisrke
Schwender
Ros'dale
Stoups
Boylston
Connors
Elite
Sudbury City Sports Totals For Team and Individuals
Sudbury City yields team totals 1457 and 512 for singles. Jefferson Tatton posts 324 total and 133 in a single event, highlighting standout performance at the meet.
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Sudbury
City
Poultry and crop averages from early agricultural report
An OCR fragment lists perishable goods and farm products with figures such as Poultry 39 21 49,417 Frogs 88 24 50.0355 Butter 38 22 49,627 Farmers 7 53 45,639 and a garbled section of individual averages with several names obscured.
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W. L
W. AL. Pins
Hollis Ee Beebbsasor
Thomas
Tittlefield
Claris
Robure
Standings and player figures from a historical sports page
Fragmentary scoreboard data lists players such as G Johnson P Smith H, and others with various numbers like 85 and 84. The text appears as garbled OCR from a past issue, including partial names Batley O’Leary Simpson McMahon and O Gonnar.
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G. Johnson
Smith
Secon Beate
Eieredans
Batley
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