Andover 1911 Meet Winners Break Records at Gym
The annual indoor interclass meet at Andover gym sees 1911 win with 401-2 points over 1910 with 311-2 and 1922 third with 13. McMurray breaks the indoor pole vault record at 10 feet 9 inches, Tilton tops the indoor high jump at 5 feet 8 1/2 inches, and Eames wins both hurdles.
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McMurray
Tilton
Eames
K. Reynolds
Parker
Middlebrook
Martin
Jackson
Stearns
Killem
Kennedy
Der
Brady
Dowling
Gould
Clune
Meader
Reynolds
Thompson
Hayes
Estrada
Bell
French
Abbot
Eyre
Powell
Potter
Jones
Black
Smith
Gordon
Thy Qin
Snyder
Hames
Pomeroy
Winchester High Baseball Team Announces Schedule
Winchester High School has named its baseball candidates 46 players report to Captain WeDuc. Caulfield coaches six pitchers and four catchers as practice intensifies. The slate includes games with Everett, Roxbury Latin, Reading, Mechanic Arts, Woburn, Stoneham, Arlington, Thayer, Allen, Wakefield, Boston College High, Melrose and Wendell Academy, with venues at Winchester and nearby towns.
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Winchester High School
WeDuc
Caulfield
Taplin
Everett High
Winchester
Roxbury Latin
Reading High
Mechanic Arts
Woburn High
Woburn
Stoneham High
Arlington High
Thayer Academy
Reading
Allen School
Stoneham
Arlington
Wakefield High
Wakefield
Everett
Boston College High
Melrose High
Wendell Academy
State basketball final set for Melrose and Westfield
Melrose High meets Westfield High at Westfield Saturday night for the state basketball championship. English High School awards ice hockey sweaters to nine players led by Captain Pierce and Jangrin. Mechanic Arts High projects Captain Ferguson as a sure point winner at the upcoming meet. With over 640 entries, the schoolboy meet draws big interest as English High fields Beanix Janvrin Sawyer Vignes and others. Commerce and M A H G showcase talent at the Armory indoor meet with Barry Mooney in form. Rumpfe of Commerce aims for dash hurdles and high jump. Boston Latin lists many entrants for Saturdays events including McLellan Morrisey Levi Potter Ewing Wor cester Murray Cusick McLeod Knudson Gorman Halligan Levi Potter Evans Bond. Salem High School forms a new athletic association to ensure student representation on the advisory board. Peabody High has a dozen battery candidates, six vying for mound and six for catcher. Winchester and Winthrop meet at Lyceum Hall in East Boston Monday night.
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Commerce
Armory
Barry
Mooney
Captain Rumpfey
Boston Latin
McLellan
Morrisey
Levi
Potter
Ewing
Evans
Worcester
Murray
Cusick
McLeod
Knudson
Gorman
Halligan
Bond
Cathedral Y M C A 10 Mile Handicap Run
The Cathedral Y M C A will hold its second annual 10 mile handicap run on Saturday April 9 at 3 oclock. The course runs from Union Park street corner Harrison avenue to Massachusetts avenue Columbia road Blue Hill avenue Morton street and back. Entry blanks from John J Magee Union Park street.
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Cathedral Y. M. C. A
Club House
Union Park Street
Harrison Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Columbia Road
Blue Hill Avenue
Morton Street
John J. Magee
South Boston A C events spark St Patrick's Day track
The South Boston A C peninsular district meet promises running, jumping and relay races starting at 4 PM with residents eligible. Reports note strong performances by Bonhag and Tait, Langford and Flynn eye the Marathon route, and promoter Osthues hints at a pro Marathon around early April.
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Rank Sheehan
South Boston
Peninsular
Frank
Boston
Benny Osthues
Osthues
Marathoners Reach the Coast as Fights Timeline Promises Moves
The note lists marathoners Hayes Doran St. Yves and others on the coast likely moving back east. It recalls boxing bouts: Jack Johnson fought Al Kaufman in Frisco in 1909 as a 10 round no decision where Johnson led. Johnson knocked out Stanley Ketchel in 1909 at Col. oats in a few rounds.
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Johnny Hayes
Dorando
St. Yves
Jack Johnson
al Kaufman
Stanley Ketchel
Johnson
Kaufman
Frisco
Ketchel
Col
Oats
Changes Hurt Varsity Crew at Harvard Training Table
The Harvard varsity crew, including Coach Wray and Coxswain King, faced lineup shifts as Balch and Metcalf were out with malaria and grippe respectively. A noted retrogression followed the changes with the bow four mixed and control at the slides lacking, though the crew rowed to the Watertown Arsenal with a steady but heavy stroke. The stroke to bow order was Reading, Cutler, Ward, Newton, Bacon, Leslie, Hooper, Sargent, and Whitney.
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Harvard
Wray
King
Thayer
Balch
Metcalf
Bacon
Lothrop
Bow
Cutler
Ward
Newton
Leslie
Hooper
Sargent
Whitney
Griffiths new park for next season in Hot Springs
Hot Springs Ark March 16 Manager Griffith has secured new grounds for 1911 season. The Cincinnati team will play in a different, better park likely on the old Oaklawn race track site. Price not disclosed.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Griffith
Cincinnati
Oaklawn
Hoppe Wins 18-1 Balk Line World Championship
Willie Hoppe of New York defeats George Sutton of Chicago 500 to 228 to take the balk line billiard title. Hoppe’s average 1620-20. Sutton 715-29. Hoppe improves after a slow start and leads 826 to 195 by the 22nd inning.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
New York Tonight
George Sutton
Hoppe
Sutton
Carrom
Hueston Wins 1H-Point Billiards Championship Match
Thomas Hueston of St. Louis defeated Fred Eames of Denver 56 to 48 in the third block to win the world three cushion championship. Final tally Hueston 150 Eames 131.
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Denver
Col
Thomas Hueston
St. Louis
Fred Eames
Hueston
Ehames
Harvard Yanigans Beat Regulars In Practice Game
The Harvard Yanigans defeated the Regulars 11 to 3 in a Soldiers Field practice, 71 2 innings. Bolton, Carr and Harvey led hitting with a double and two triples, while Haydock and Aronson each had one hit.
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Linehan
Hardy
Marsh
Young
Jordan
Reeves
Lanigans
Lanigan
Aronson
Haydock
Bolton
Carr
Harvey
Minot
DeWindt
Conant
Paul
Kelly
Kennedy
Potter
R. F
MacLaughlin
Marshall
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Twitchell
O'Connell
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Gibson
Ferguson
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Frye
Johnson
Wil
Lockjaw Threatens White Sox Catcher
Los Angeles reports veteran catcher Billy Sullivan of the Chicago Americans is treated for blood poisoning after stepping on a rusty nail. Doctors say tetanus risk remains but expect him to be in uniform in 10 days to two weeks.
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Los Angeles
Billy’ Sulivan
Chicago Americans
Sullivan
Spring Exhibition At Brookline Gym Opens Bright Season
The Brookline Municipal Gymnasium hosted a spring exhibition last evening drawing over 1600 spectators. Charles P. Cameron directed entertainment while competitive events featured a %-yard race won by Kelley with Wade second and Halfstein third, a potato race won by Murphy, Hurries second, a broad jump won by Bain, and a relay where Brookline High School A A beat Brookline G A A.
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Brookline Municipal
Charles P. Cameron
Kelley
Wade
Halfstein
Murphy
Bain
Brookline High School
Moe G. A. A
Brookline A. A
Buchanan Rally Tests Unity as Pattison Defies Hatfield
At Hyannis on March 16 a Barnstable County Republican meeting backing William R. Buchanan for Congress saw ex-Representative Tom Pattison refuse to declare for Buchanan while Nye of Bourne also balked. Hatfield pressed Pattison to line up with the state committee effort, but Pattison stood apart and Buchanan charged Judge Harris with acting sore as about 75 Republicans pledged support to the Buchanan faction.
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Tom” Pattison
Buchanan
Hatfield
Harris
William Nye
Bourne
Foss
Hyannis
Barnstable County
William R. Buchanan
Charles Hatfield
Republican State Committee
Pattison
William H. Nye
Bitter dinner clash signals GOP rift on Cape
On a train ride in Barnstable and Falmouth area, Pattison declares he will pay his own dinner as he and Republican leaders clash. Secretaries and chairmen, including Groves and Hatfield, hear insurgent rumors and support for the Democratic candidate.
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Pattison
Charles Groves
Republican State Committee
Charlie
Tom
Groves
Buchanan
Eben D. Keith
Charles Hatfield
Hinckley
Was 43 Years Finding Cows at Danville Farm
Michael Huff reappears after 43 years away from home in Danville Indiana. He had left as a boy to work and study, rising to become superintendent of the State Reform School in Kansas. His stepmother sent him to the pasture. the family, led by brother Elmer Huff, recognizes him when he asks to milk the cows.
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Danville
Ind
Michael Huff
Elmer Huff
Mike
Huff
Missouri
Kansas
State Reform School
Twenty Five Nurses Receive Diplomas at Hospital
The nurses class at the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital held graduation exercises last evening. Dr. S. G. Richardson of Boston University Medical School delivered the baccalaureate address. Trustees William Taggart Piper and Mrs. Thomas Bailey Aldrich spoke briefly. A reception and Schubert Quartet singing followed. The graduates listed include C. G. Brigges, L. S. Linnell, N. B. Sampson, M. G. Coffee, R. D. Tavender, M. Lyons, A. N. Emery, S. Milbury, A. Cushing, F. L. Howe, S. Varney, C. J. Upton, A. S. Waters, G. S. Robbins, B. Mowatt, M. A. Hill, L. R. Abbott, G. E. Anstow, M. P. Clark, M. Johnson, J. Ramstab, I. Melvin, H. Emerson, G. Whitlock, Annie Mclearn.
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Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
S. G. Richardson
Boston University Medical School
William Taggart Piper
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Schubert
C. G. Brigges
Linnell
N. B. Sampson
M. G. Coffee
R. D. Tavender
M. Lyons
A. N. Emery
S. Milbury
A. Cushing
F. L. Howe
Varney
C. J. Upton
A. S. Waters
G. S. Robbins
B. Mowatt
M. A. Hill
L. R. Abbott
Cudahy Arrives in Asheville After Lillis Case
John P. Cudahy of Kansas City, linked to the sensational cutting of Jerem Lillis, has arrived in Asheville and is staying at a local hotel.
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Asheville
N. Y
John P. Cudahy
Kansas City
Jerem. Lillis
East Boston Painter Leader Marr Elected Vice President
Fred J. Marr, president of Painters Local 402 since 1906, is now serving his first term as vice president of Painters District Council 25. A charter member in East Boston, he works in the paper hanging line. Local 402, seven members strong, hopes to grow toward a hundred as spring trade resumes. Local 402 is affiliated with the Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paperhangers of America and Canada, allied with the American Federation of Labor.
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Fred J. Marr
East Boston
Mr. Marr
Winthrop
Boston Central Labor Union
Painters’ District Council
Massachusetts
Marr
The
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of
America
Canada
American Federation of Labor
Continuation School Approved as First United States Vocational Pilot
A special meeting of the school committee approved a Continuation School to teach trades on employer time, aimed at the shoe and leather industry in Boston and set to open before April 1. The meeting also approved Mayor Fitzgeralds plan to reallocate 20 000 to water supplies and discussed teachers pension costs with actuarial caution.
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United States
Boston
Fitzgerald
Board of
Ellis
L. P. Howard
Charles Sumner
Wie
Insurgent Republicans Defy Speaker on Precedence Vote
Washington March 16 The Republican House leadership failed to block the insurgents as the chamber voted 163 to 111 against Speaker Cannon on precedence for a joint resolution. Democrats and 39 insurgents joined a dozen former regular Republicans in opposing the ruling.
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Washington
House
Cannon
Hlouse
Harvard Changes Coaching System
Harvard adopts advisory committees for baseball and track athletics following football and rowing. The move, decided yesterday, aims to improve coaching in both sports though committee members have not yet been announced.
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Harvard
Arlington High Beats Baptist Club In Fast Auditorium Win
Arlington High School defeated the Baptist Club in a fast game in the Auditorium tonight securing a clear victory.
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Arlington
Arlington High School
Baptist Club
Town Meeting Haste Clears 1.6 Million in Ten Minutes
About 500 of Brookline's 5000 voters attended the annual town meeting and quickly approved 21 articles from a Citizens' committee total spending 1,645,539.48 dollars. The bell fund was cut to 2000 dollars and referred to the Selectmen. Debate arose over Article 12 as William Walsh criticized low bids on Manual Training School painting and the contractor later corrected by adding two coats after discovery by Walsh.
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Brookline
Citizens’ Committee
Old Baptist Church
Harvard Street
James Dunbar
Alfred —. Chandler
Walter Channing
William Walsh
Walsh
Manual Training School
Channing
Fire Turns Negro's Wool Pure White
Richmond dispatch describes Stephen Green who slept near a campfire while hunting. His clothes caught fire and he ran four miles through snow to seek aid, emerging almost naked as his hair and wool reportedly turned white in the blaze.
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Richmond
Stephen Green
Green
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