Louise Cook Leaves Natick Amid Libel Suit Fallout
Natick March 18 Miss Louise Cook once a social leader and former school teacher here vanishes after filing a $20,000 libel suit against Joshua Small of Provincetown. Rumors of an escapade with D. W. Pierce and alleged letters to school officials are cited as triggers. She reportedly fled to New York seeking refuge until the uproar subsides.
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Natick
Louise Cook
Joshua
Small
Provincetown
Frank Atkinson
New York
Miss Cook
Albert Barbour
D. W. Pierce
Worcester
Mayor Collins Leaves for Hot Springs Indefinite Stay Planned
Mayor Collins and ex mayor Nathan Matthews Jr depart for Hot Springs Virginia for a sojourn that may last a month to six weeks. Alderman James H. Doyie and Arthur W. Dolan will act as Mayor in rotation during his absence.
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Collins
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Hot Springs
James H. Doyie
Arthur W. Dolan
Common Council
McCoy and Placke Begin Training Ahead of Fight
Henry J Placke the Australian giant 6 feet 2 inches and 230 pounds starts training at Johnsons road house Jerome avenue Yank Kenny to train Placke for the Philadelphia bout McCoy trains in Albany Placke’s manager Clark Ball predicts victory if he beats McCoy Fitzsimmons vows a match with McCoy if Placke is defeated Jeffries could be challenged by the winner.
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New York
Henry J. Placke
Kid” McCoy
Philadelphia
Johnson's Road House
Jerome Avenue
Yank
Kenny
Placke
McCoy
Jeffries
Clark Ball
Albany
Fitzsimmons
Sullivan Hammers Daly in 1 Round Sparring Bout
Sullivan of Washington defeats Tommy Daly of Brooklyn by decision in a 1 round sparring match before the Eureka Athletic and Social Club in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Tommy Daly
Brooklyn
Eureka Athletic and Social Club
Boston Theatre and Globe line up bold spring shows
The Globe Theatre hosts Lulu Glaser returning in Dolly Varden with Charley Grapewin ending The Awakening of Mr Pipp. Next week Virginia Earl Opera Company offers Sergeant Kitty after Daly's and the Casino runs in New York with Miss Farr acclaimed. Ada Behan Otis Skinner close Taming of the Shrew at the Boston.
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Lulu Glaser
Dolly Varden
Globe Theatre
Charley Grapewin
Mr. Pipp
Virginia Earl Opera Company
Sergeant Kitty
Daly’s
the Casino
New York
Miss Farr
Wll
Boston Theatre
James T. Powers
Ruth Vincent
Georgia Caine
Emma Carus
Cecil Engleheart
Ignacio Martinetti
Wess Carleton
W. P. Carleton
Tom Terriss
Stanley Forde
McCoy Sisters
Mr. Wills
William Bowell
Rose Stahl
The
Columbia
Edward Farrigan
Grand Opera House
Richard Harding Davis
Nellie McHenry
Boston
M'liss
Music Hall
Harry Clay Blaney
Pacific
Castle Square Theatre
Augustin Daly
Shamus O'Brien
St. Patrick’s
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Hub Theatre
the Colonial
Leslie Carter
du Barry
Hollis
John Drew
Captain Dieppe
Nance O'Neil
Tremont Theatre
Judith
Giacometti
Ristori
Miss O'Neil
Marie
Chickering Hall
George W. Chadwick
B. J. Lang
Josephine Knight
Nina Fletcher
Mrs Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
the Park
Keith's
Rio Brothers
Howard
Vaidis
John Donahue
Mattie Nichols
Ascott
Eddie
Lyceum
Palace Theatre
Fulton
Jolly Grass Widows
Dainty Duchess Company
Austin & Stone's
J. Healey
Walker's Museum
Professor Garetta
Nickelodeon
Majestic Theatre
Will M. Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Roberts
Hayes
Johnson and Wells
Songy Club
Potter Hall
Armaiud Forest
Colonne Orchestra
Paris
Jordan Hall
Alfred Reisenauer
Richard Strauss
Tennyson
Enoch Arden
Symphony Hall
David Bispham
Mme. Strauss de Ahna
Towandas Tie for First in Mystic Candle Pin League Battle
In Woburn Massachusetts Towandas defeat Highlands of Melrose and reach a three way tie for first with Calumets Winchester and 999th Charlestown. Brown posts season high average while Sawyer stars in tonight’s win amid league standings and marketmen’s championship summaries.
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Woburn
Mass
Towandas
Highlands of
Farley-Harvey Tops United Shoe. Tubular Rivet Sweeps Parker-Holmes
In the Commercial league at Chauncy Alleys last evening Farley-Harvey won two of three against United Shoe as Walsh and Gill led with 313 and 281. Tubular Rivet claimed three straight over Parker-Holmes, totals 1316 to 1271, with Raiche Woodard Edmunds Gurnham Leech Gould Stevens Lakeman Russell contributing key scores.
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Farley-Harvey
United Shoe
Tubular Rivet
Parker
Chauncy
Tubular Riv
P. H
Woodard
Edmunds
Gurnham
Leech
Gould
Stevens
Lakeman
Russell
Clover Club tops Independents in cycle league match
At Chauncy alleys last evening two of three games went to Clover Club in their cycle league clash with the Independents Lucia Clover rolled 306 and Edwards of the Independents followed with 296 in a creditable showing.
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Clover Club
Independents
Chauncy
Lucia
Clover
Edwards
Married men defeat bachelors in Sudbury alleys series
The Catholic Literary Union bowling match at Sudbury alleys ended with the married men taking two of three games against the bachelors. Scores show mixed tallies across players including Mullen Kelly Maloney Harrington Lewis Cadigan Fatapereis Dillon McMackin in a lively, readable club contest.
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Catholic Literary Union
Sudbury Alleys
MaReAed
Mullen
Kelly
Maloney
Harrington
Lewis
Cadigan
Fatapereis
Dillon
Cece OO
McMackin
Fee
Important Question for Schoolboy Athletes
At a New England Interscholastic Association meeting at the B A A the issue of cooperating with the Amateur Athletic Union was discussed. Two schools Lowell and Lawrence High ignored the bylaw requiring AAU sanction for school games. They entered athletes in today’s meet and face disqualification unless sanction fees are paid. The association seeks aid from the New England AAU to compel compliance, a matter watched by amateur sport supporters.
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New England Interscholastic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Lowell
Lawrence
New England Amateur Athletic Union
Boston and Mercer baseball clash ends with duel and dispute
A Mercer player drew a knife at Collins's ball club during an on field incident. Police intervened as McNeil opened a knife before retreating. Boston then routed Mercer 18 to 2 with Bayne and Gibson strong on the mound. Tomorrow's game at the city park features Collins and the team looking for another win amid election day crowds.
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Dougherty
Boston
McNeil
MecNeil
Collins
Mercer
Bayne
Ferris
Farrell
O'Neill
Parent
O’neill
Lachance
Gibson
Wolf
Georgia
Macon
McNeill
Jesse Tannehill
Boston Nationals Sell Pitcher Malarkey
Utica New York March 18 The Boston Nationals sold pitcher John Malarkey to Columbus Ohio and he is expected to report to manager Clymer next Wednesday.
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Utica
N. Y
Boston
John Malarkey
Columbus
Clymer
Tenney's Men Meet at Washington Before South Trip
Captain Fred Tenney of the Boston National baseball team will leave Boston this morning for Washington where the team will rendezvous before traveling to Thomasville, Ga. Tenney trains at Tufts and says the squad hopes to do hard work in the South and return a team that will credit the Boston National Club.
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Fred Tenney
Boston
Washington
Thomasville
Tenney
Tufts
Governor Bates Visits Boston Auto Show Amid Busy Exhibits
Governor Bates toured Symphony and Horticultural halls amid a brisk auto show crowd. He inspected complete chassis and new limousines, spoke with dealers, and joined a reception in Potter Hall. Limousines drew crowds indoors and out as records for hill climbs by Frank Ourish were noted with De Dion cars.
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Symphony Hall
Bates
Harry Fosdick
State House
Hurtubis
Chester I. Campbell
New England
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Potter Hall
New Century Building
Huntington Avenue
Oldsmobile Company
Benjamin Smith
A. E. Morrison
Peerless Company
Frank Ourish
Commonwealth Avenue Hill
Ourish
Joe Downey
L. J. Phelps
de Dion
Kenneth Skinner
F. A. la Roche
Boston
Virginia Beach
Mr. Peabody
Kidder & Peabody
J. L. Poole
Olds People
St. Louis
Europe
Australia
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Major Delmar Trained With Runner In Front For Test
Major Delmar 1:593-4 will race with a pacemaker horse beside him to measure any advantage. Owner Smathers aims to learn if a pacemaker improves speed and by how much, with a cautious training plan and no more than one start weekly unless in peak form.
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Major Delmar
E. EE. Smathers
Crescens
Bay
Newton High Girls to Meet Brookline in Morning Game
Newton March 18 lineup lists players Dorothy Carter Marjorie Davis Ruth Hinds Captain Marguerite Stephanson Dorothy Mason Alice Mason Mary Rolfe Adelaide Greenidge Selma Smith for tomorrow morning's Newton High School girls basketball showdown with Brookline High School.
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Newton
Newton High School
Brookline High School
Dorothy Carter
Marjorie Davis
Ruth Hinds
Marguerite Stephanson
Dorothy Mason
Alice Mason
Mary Rolfe
Adelaide Greenidge
Selma Smith
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O MR. Pipp
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Burton Holmes
Alaska
Eis Peet
Trans-Siberian
Korea
Batiaiagents
Ross Snow
Otto Bros
Phil Ott
Emelie Bonnet
la Mont Sisters
Ed, Bagley
John C. Leach
Alice Brophy
Carl Sanderson
Golden Gate Quintette
Maud Macgarthy
Steiner T
Austin Stone's Museum
Pet Animal Congress
Raymond & Sartonia
Frank
Annie Howard
Castle
Ceatre
Tremont
Oxford
Wm. Bonelli
Harrigan
Dainty Duchess
Square Theatre
Bowdoin
Shamus O’brien
Washington & Dover Sts
Entertainments
Henry W. Savage
Prince
Pilsen Pixley and Luders
Nange O'Neil
Jno
B. Schoeffel
Feanenr
ST. John
Camille
Juduth
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
Aintido
Otis Rehan Skinner
Shrew
Weex
the Medal
LE Majestic
B. C. Whitney
Stella Mayhew
Will M. Oressy
Isaac B. Rich
David Belasco
Charles Frohman
Comoniztal
Gsma Sef
Mrs. Wigs of
Reisenauer
Symphony & Jordan Halls
Matthews
M’coy
Sullivan
Daly
Crocker
Sawyer
Curry
Smith
Wellington
Bosewine
Brown
Marketmen’s League
Pins Buttel Coccavecodvess
CMP
Dirks iv
Clark
Greater
Boston League
Cobb
Lucas Esesetd
Hersom
McCobb
Perkins
Smith Eee
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UIOD
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Cece
Bontin
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CUO
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O’ Brien
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Kinnear
Eee
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Daley
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LeSage Stevens
Conway
Cochrane
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Drew
Willey
Seebh
Cme
Clover C
Indep'’Ts
McLaren
Clough
G. Gilholm
Osgood
MccMullin
Blake
R. Gilholm
Stafford
Otals
Stahl
Chick Stahl
Bostons
Boston Nationals
Malarkey
Roundtab Arrow
Cluett, Peabody 4 CO
Cluett
Monarch
Bates Vishis
Lou Dillon
Newton and Brookline
Allcock
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