Death claims Boston maritime columnist Captain Desmond
Captain Michael J. Desmond known as The Landsman and longtime marine reporter for the Boston Post dies at 48 after a day of headache pain. He wrote Along the Waterfront and was beloved in East Boston and the Chamber of Commerce. Funeral set for Friday at 2 p.m. from 97 Maverick Street.
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the Post
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Maverick Street
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East
Boxing notes bold switch delays two bouts in Ohio
Phil Brock cancels a planned 2%-round bout with Ray Bronson in Springfield Ohio to honor a Lorain April 14 date with Dick Hyland, a prior contract. Bronson argues the Brock bout was agreed before Hyland. Meanwhile Sailor Burke, after beating Tim Sullivan, is set to meet Jack Sullivan of Boston in a 10 round main event at the Marathon A C Brooklyn on Monday night April 4.
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Phil Brock
Ray Bronson
Springfield
Brock
Dick Hyland
Lorain
Hyland
Bronson
Sailor Burke
Tim Sullivan
Jack “Twin” Sullivan
Boston
Stag
Marathon A. C
Brooklyn
Red Sox Rout Reds as Cheney Struggles in Slow Derby
Boston defeats Cincinnati 10 to 4 at Hot Springs with Tris Speaker delivering four hits and Larry Gardner and Jake Stahl driving in key runs. Cheney relieved Anderson in the seventh and the Sox used bunts and squeezes to pull away, while Collins pitched well for Boston and Bescher homered for Cincinnati.
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Larry Gardner
Jake Stahl
Reds
Boston
Sox
Wingo Anderson
Cheney
Red Sox
Hall
Collins
Patsey Donovan
Lord
Bescher
Ray
Vermont
Charlie French
Ambie McConnell
Harry Hooper
Ray Collins
Lobert
Hoblitzell
French
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Mitchell
Anderson
Harry Niles
Downey
Gardner
Doyle
Miller
Hooper
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Madden
Carrigan
Bob
Niles
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Stahl
Wobert
Kennick
PO. Ale
Seewee
Fee
Lewis
Seer
Ft Tate
Leroy
Cincinnati
Rescher
Toblitzell
McCabe
Oy Clark
Honnick
P Nee Seen
Alaskert Bee Peeneee
Legan
Newee
Leaner Naee
Paskert
Bakter
Bares
Cleary
Trawlers arrive at wharf with large mixed fish receipts
A flotilla of 21 trawlers docked at T wharf as half a dozen long offshore trips were paid out. The day’s haul totaled 670,300 pounds of fish including haddock 369,700 cod 238,000 hake 17,500 pollock 9,600 cusk 28,500 and halibut 7,000. The Thomas A. Cromwell led with 124,000 pounds, landing halibut and cusk. Prices held firm with haddock at 8 1/2 cents and cod around 31 2 cents, pollock 23 4 cents, hake 8 to 2 cents, cusk 21 4 cents a pound. Captain Minot Blades takes command of Rob Roy for summer shack fishing. Joshua Stanley returns to Lizzie M. Stanley. Several ships and crews noted, including Robert & Carr, Lucania, Rose Standish, Elizabeth W. Nunan, and more.
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Onato
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T. A. Cromwell
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Zac
Teresa
Alice
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Geo
H. Lubee
Esther Gray
Sadie M. Nunan
F. W. Nunan
Gladys & Nellie
Rita A. Vieter
Boo Maud Silva
Berwind
Lawrence and Wiggin's
Mystic
Fajardo
Guanica
John Jenkins
Delaware Capes
Devonian
Leyland Line
Liverpool Direct
George W. Wells
Baltimore
Camden
Eleanor A. Percy
Wyoming
Hatteras
Shipping News Miniature Almanac for March 2
Daily navigation notes list high and low tides, sunrise and sunset times, and daylight length. Vessels sailing and arriving include steamers and schooners between Baltimore, Newport News, Portland, Boston, Philadelphia, and New York with barges and tugs moving to ports from New Bedford to Portsmouth.
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Newport News
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Colberth
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Winterport
Governor Dingley
Linscott
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
Walter A. Luckenbach
Daly
Clintonia
Old Dominion
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Hoboken
N. J
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Waverley
Tamaqua
Isaksen
John RB. Coyle
Wallace
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George W. Wells
York
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Norwood
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Greenwood
Watuppa
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Devonian
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St. John
N. B
John A. Beckerman
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Wind S.W
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Salem
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Hampton Roads
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East River
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Zacapa
Lmirante
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United Fruit Company
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Toston
New Orleans
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Fiske Wharf
Hanoverst
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Bronson Wins Bout In Third Round At Armory Card
In Providence Dyson defeated Landry in four rounds and Bronson outpointed O Keefe before an accident halted their fight in the third. Mellody beat Moriarty in eight tough rounds while Shevlin outlasted Hogan for an eight round decision. Oscar Martin failed to show up, Hogan substituted and lasted two rounds.
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Max Landy
Boston
Eddy Shevlin
Johnny Hogan
Philadelphia
Honey Mellody
Jimmy Moriarty
Lowell
Ray Bronson
Indianapolis
Tommy O'Keefe
Armory A.A
O'Keefe
Maffit Flaherty
Bronson
Charlestown
Moriarty
Mellody
Max Landry
Hogan
Shevlin
Griffith Suspends McLean After Team Discipline
Hot Springs March 22 Trouble hits Griffiths camp as Larry McLean is suspended for disciplinary reasons. The Reds catcher has not committed a major breach but has soured on Griffith and asked to be traded. McLean watched a game from the stands in casual clothes as management held closed door meetings and Blackboard Talks to enforce team rules.
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Indianapolis
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New York
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Larry McLean
Larry
Jbas
McLean
Boston Rooters
North Dorchester Run a Success
The eight mile handicap cross country run of the North Dorchester A A for members only was held last night from 121 Clifton street. Runners started at 8:20 p m with W W Wright the winner, followed by Threadgold and Piggot who erred at Mattapan square while chasing the lead. The top ten finishers are listed and Willie Lewis, previously knocked out by Bill Papke, is now set to meet Harry Lewis in two weeks.
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A.A
Clifton Street
Dorchester
Hugh ©. McGrath
Alexander Street
Quincy Street
Columbia Road
Blue Hill Avenue
Mattapan Square
W. W. Wright
South Boston
Threadgold
Piggot
Columbia Road Gymnasium
Willie Lewis
Bill Papke
Paris
Harry Lewis
Freshmen Edge Sophomores in Boston College Interclass Meet
Boston College gym hosted the annual interclass meet with seven events. Freshmen outpaced sophomores 24 to 2 despite tight competition. Key results include Gildea winning multiple sprints and Butler edging Fitzgerald in the mile.
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Boston College
KE. Butler
T. Fitzgerald
J. Gildea
J. Haretigan
M. O'Connors
Te Hoy
GF. Gildea
J. McKenna
G. Fitegerald
J. Hartigan
Hoey
W. McCool
E. Manning
R. Lyon
Dartmouth to Play Seven Football Games This Season
The Dartmouth athletic council announced the 1910 football schedule. Colby replaces Holy Cross. Princeton moves earlier. Amherst plays before Harvard. No September games due to late college opening. Games listed: Oct 1 Massachusetts State at Hanover. Oct 2 Colby at Hanover. Oct 1h Vermont at Hanover. Oct 22 Williams at Williamstown. Oct 29 Princeton at New York. Nov 5 Amherst at Hanover. Nov 12 Harvard at Cambridge.
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Dartmouth Athletic Council
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Colby
Maine
Princeton
Harvard
Amherst
Massachusetts State
Vermont
Williams
Williamstown
New York
Cambridge
Unclear Scoring Report From New England Matches
Fragmentary results show multiple games with scattered scores. Providence and Taunton faced Waterbury and Fall River opponents, with Pawtucket involving Worcester and New Bedford in an unclear listing.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Worcester
Northwesterns Set for Fastest Amateur Teams Saturday Games
W. M. Morrison of 97 Rogers Avenue West Somerville lists top amateur and semi professional squads for Saturday play with home and away schedules.
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W. M. Morrison
Rogers Avenue
West
Somerville
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