Boxing in Cambridge club event ends in eight round draw
A Cambridge Athletic Association boxing night featured Jack Sullivan versus Bob Montgomery ending in a draw after eight rounds. Preliminaries highlighted Harry Raymond and James Coady with Ed Maher, while John Johnson fell to John Roche on a foul in the fourth round.
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Cambridge Athletic Association
Jack
Harry Raymond
McCann
James Coady
Ed Maher
John Johnson
John Roche
Ralph Kelley
Boxing Gossip From My Salon Report
The first to report in my salon yesterday morning was Kid Goodman, fresh from that In-
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Kid Goodman
Boralma and Derby 10 Meet At Charter Oak Park
Hartford March 17 The trotting race between Boralma 2 07 and Lord Derby 2 06 1 2 for 20000 a side will be held at Charter Oak Park. Smathers and Lawson accepted 60 percent offer by Welch. Date to be fixed with potential advance of the September meeting.
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Hartford
Thomas W. Lawson
Boralma
E. E. Smathers
Lord Derby
Charter Oak Park
Smathers
Lawson
Welch
Andy Welch
Harvard students seek open golf links for all members
Harvard students are raising funds to buy a 95 acre farm in Waltham for a university wide golf resort. With $6200 already raised, they aim for $15,000 to purchase and plan to mortgage $5000 if needed. The project demands broad support beyond private club members.
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Harvard
Waltham
College
Towanda Beats Newtowne Woburn in candle pin series
Towanda took two of three games from the Mewtowne Club of Cambridge in the Mystic Valley League on the Towanda Club lanes. The match featured Towanda's strong scoring and competitive candle pin play as the teams traded frames across the three games.
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Woburn
Towanda
Mewtowne Club
Cambridge
Towanda Club
Waltham Triumphs in Final Commercial League Match
The last Commercial League series match at Hub Alleys saw Waltham beat Federal two games to one in a best of three. Curtis Safe Company defeated North Shore in straight games. Scores not provided.
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Federal
Waltham
Curtis Safe Company
North Shore
Evacuation Day Games Draw Large Crowd at Boston Gym
The Evacuation Day annual meet drew about 3000 spectators to the South Boston gym last evening. A long program featured many close finishes and strong performances led by George B. Neville of the Boston Y.M.C.A. in the high jump near 6 feet 11 inches. Multiple heats and finals across events including sprints, distance runs, and team relays showcased deep fields and tight competition, with Mechanic Arts High School and Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association among winners.
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George B. Neville
Boston Y. M. C. A
Neville
Charles Lucas
Lucas
Walsh
Harvard
Mechanic Arts High School
St. Philip's A. A
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
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Cambridge
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B. Conley
F. Ford
L. Hirshon
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D. Connolly
FE. Doherty
A. Key
J. H. Ford
J. McDonald
J. H. Murphy
Malden
E. Messenger
W. P. Hubbard
Concord H. S
J. Brennan
Boston College
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E. Doherty
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Frank Hopkins
Shawmut R. C
John Murphy
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C. J. N. Lucas
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Trainor
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Hines
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Smith
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Young
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Ist
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Buckley
Jordan
Baker Memorial
Pearson, Levas
Dayton
B. ‘Wright
Fish Team Wins Three Straight At Carruths Marketmen League
The Fish team won three straight matches against the Produce team last night at Carruths in the Marketmen s Mandle Pin League. The Mam moth Barbers defeated the Beef team in straight games.
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Carruth’s
Mammoth Barbers
Somerville A A defeats Bell in straight games
Somerville A A won all games against Bell at Somerville last night. The final match was close with the last game decided by six pins showing Somerville’s strong performance.
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Somerville A. A
Bell Tfe
Bell
Somerville
Labor Trouble in Quincy Severs Coal Handlers Strike
In Quincy on March 17, roughly 50 workers from Cyrus Patch & Sons and J F Sheppard & Son quit, all coal handlers and members of the Coal Handlers' Union. The strike is backed by the Central Labor Union, twelve city trades unions, and the International Federation of Labor.
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Quincy
Cyrus Patch & Sons
J. F. Sheppard & Son
Coal Handlers’ Union
Central Labor Union
International Federation of Labor
Harvard Handball Players Move Toward Intercollegiate Plan
Harvard University handball players met last night and began organizing. A tournament committee was appointed from the sophomore class, consisting of Foote Gush and Chandler, all expert handball players.
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Harvard University
Messrs
Foote
Gush and
Chandler
Salem Defeats Lowell In Overtime Thriller
Salem shocks Lowell 4 to 3 in overtime as Whipple nets eight rushes and Lewis nine. White makes 41 saves while Heffernan stops 80 shots. Fouls by O Hara, Doherty, Lewis, Holderness, Jean. Referee Connell. Timer Porter. Attendance ai).
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Saree
Lowell
Whipple
Lewis
White
Heffernan
O'Hara
Doherty
Holderness
Jean
e—Connell
Porter
Swamp Root Offered as Cure All by Kilmer Co
Testimonial letter from James Cook of the 58th Police Precinct Greater New York praising Swamp Root for kidney and bladder relief after years of illness. The ad promotes sample bottles, hospital use, and doctor endorsements, urging readers to request a free trial and a medical book by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
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Binghamton, N. Y
James Cook
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton
N. Y
Swamp Root
Boston Daily Post
Howes Claims Elkes Stable For Pace Lead
Mr F L Howe manager of Harry Dol Elkes the champion middle distance cyclist counters J Kennedy Tommy Hall’s claim of strongest pacing outfit this season Howe lists Elkes stable as two 10 horsepower motor tandems four four horsepower motor tandems and five four horsepower motor bicycles totaling 56 horsepower and pledges more machines if needed to secure pace supremacy.
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F. L. Howe
Harry Dol
Elkes
J. ©. Kennedy
Tommy Hall
Hall
Howe
Missing 17 year old Alice Darling may be in New York
Alice Darling aged 17 of 78 East Lenox Street has been missing since Saturday. Her mother fears she traveled to New York with a girl named Lizzie Slocum of Charlestown. Letters received from New York in a masculine handwriting add concern to the disappearance.
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Alice Darling
East Lenox Street
New York
Lizzie Slocum
Charlestown
Alice
Bryan to Live On Farm After Senate Career
Lincoln reports Colonel Bryan will quit politics to farm. The Bryan family moves into a brick barn on the new farm for six months while home construction proceeds. A $20,000 residence is planned nearby for occupancy in September.
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Lincoln, Neb
Bryan
Heirs Agree on Pro Rata Settlement of Gilman Wealth
The Herald reports New York on March 17 that George F. Gilman heirs plan an amicable pro rata settlement to prevent dissipation of wealth in ongoing legal disputes. The agreement aims to distribute the estate among heirs without protracted litigation.
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New York
the Herald
George F. Gilman
Oog Gah Walla Club Holds Annual Meeting in East Boston
The Oog Gah Walla Club of East Boston held its annual meeting on Sunday evening and elected officers for the year. Edward Kelly was named president, M J Leary vice president, J McCrystal secretary, and F McCarty treasurer.
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Oog Gah Walla Club
East Boston
Edward Kelly
M. J. Leary
J. McCrystal
F. McCarty
Arthur M Conrad Celebrated With Music Cabinet Gift
Friends surprised Arthur M. Conrad at his Faulkner home 45 Newton Street last evening to mark his 21st birthday with the presentation of a music cabinet.
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Arthur M. Conrad
Newton Street
Faulkner
King of Chinatown Patrolman Resigns to Become Laundryman
Patrolman George A. Jordan long known as King of Chinatown has resigned from the police force. Reportedly he plans to switch careers and enter the laundry business.
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George A. Jordan
Chinatown
Pogel Dies of Apoplexy in Street Car
Frank Fogel of Riverside Brigh ton dropped dead from apoplexy in an electric car in Central square Cambridgeport yesterday.
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Frank Fogel
Riverside Street
Brighton
Central Square
Cambridgeport
Ribbon Adorns O'Reilly Statue in Back Bay Fens
A green ribbon tied around the neck of John Bogie O'Reilly's statue in the Back Bay Fens drew notable attention yesterday morning. The act was performed by an unknown individual and prompted public curiosity.
General MacArthur to Chicago. Funston to Colorado
Washington dispatch reports Major General Otis to retire March 26. Brigadier General Frederick Funston will succeed General MacArthur, who departs for Chicago to take command of the Department of Colorado.
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Washington
Otis
Frederick Funston
MacArthur
Chicago
Department of Colorado
Erne Knocks Out Supples in Sixth Round
Frank Erne scored a sixth round knockout over Supples in Buffalo New York on March 17 at Kort Erle, delivering a decisive ring victory.
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Erye
Supples
Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Erne
Jockey Club Refuses Tod Sloan Riding License
The Sportsman reports that on March 18 in London the jockey club rejected Tod Sloan's bid for a riding license. He may still ride only for training and trial purposes.
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London
the Sportsman
Jockey Club
Tod
Sloan
Maher Wins Two Races At Lincoln Park Opening Day
London March 17 Maher scored twice at Lincoln Park in the opening flat race meeting. Pobaire trained by H. E. Randall won the Tathwell stakes for two year olds, while Isthmus owned by A. L. Duncan captured the Elsham plate welter handicap of 106 sovereigns over seven furlongs for three year olds and upward.
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Maher
Lincoln Park
London
H. E. Randall
A.L. Duncan
Easter at Whites Brims With Pink Cupids and Easter Eggs
The R H White Company unveils a lavender Easter display with 1200 pink Cupids swinging through two central rotundas. Wisteria hangs from pillars, ferns and rhododendron blooms adorn the annex, and features include a duck pond scene, Cupid driven chariots, rabbits playing checkers, and the new cloak department display. Decorator Mr Jay Abrahan earns praise for the festive arrangement.
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R. H. White Company
Bunnie
Mme
Duck
Papa Drake
Mother Yellow Biddie
Jay Abrahan
White Company
Why not be wise ask for what you want beer pick
A persuasive ad urges readers to demand Bunker Hill Lager rather than inferior substitutes. It argues asking for the best prevents fraud, links good beer to health, touts the product as equal to fine brews, and offers Boston home delivery at 2.25 per case with bottle return credit. It invites phone order Charlestown 103 for delivery or depot shipment.
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Charlestown
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