Armory A. A. Ringcard Promises Double Trouble Tonight
Tonight in the Arena Johnny Dundee meets Simler of Scranton after Willie Jackson upset Dundee in dreamland. Louis Leonard and Pat Owens clash in a 10 round semi final while Harry Ginsberg turns pro against Ray Durette. Freddie Welsh and Johnny Kilbane defend crowns in a potentially thrilling lightweight featherweight title pairing.
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Harry Ginsberg
Ray Durette
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Kilbane and Welsh Tonight
New York April 30 Unusual interest surrounds tomorrow night’s 10 round bout between Freddie Welsh lightweight champion and Johnny Kilbane featherweight title holder. Referee Charley White officiates under state rules with no official decision. Welsh at about 135 pounds holds a weight edge of five or six pounds.
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New York
Terry McGovern
Frank Erne
Freddie Welsh
Johnny Kilbane
Charley White
Kilbane
Welsh
Harvard Schoolboy Meet Set for May 12
The 382d interscholastic track meet for New England schoolboy athletes will be held May 12 as scheduled, announced by Harvard varsity track manager J. B. Leonard. Entries are due at the Harvard athletic office by May 7. Exeter Worcester Academy and Hebron have entered, Andover will be absent due to suspended athletics.
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Women team matches tee off for Griscom cup selection
The Women's Golf Association of Boston held a trial at Oakley Country Club to pick the Griscom cup team. Results include E W Beer over H A Jackson 7 and Miss A Cateout over Mrs Keene 6 and 5, van Be Fletcher over Belcher, Dole over Philbrick, Stackpole over Russell, and Young over Johnson 4 and 3.
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H. A. Jackson
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Keene
van BE. A. Fletcher
Belcher
Wurs. Dole
H. A
Temperatures in Other Cities at 8 P. M.
A list of city temperatures shows Albany 46, Los Angeles 60, Atlantic City 48, Montreal 48, Bismarck 46, Nantucket 38, Buffalo 52, New Orleans 72, Charleston 72, New York 44, Chicago 42, Philadelphia 52, Denver 54, Pittsburgh 42, Portland Maine 38, Portland Oregon 74, San Francisco 60, Seattle 86, Helena 86, St. Louis 42, Jacksonville 82, St. Paul 42, Kansas City 48, and Washington 66.
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Ocean Freight and Fisheries Report From Boston Harbor
Vessels bring mackerel to Fulton Market New York aboard the Victor under Captain Douglass McLean. Lobster cargoes arrive from Nova Scotia to South Boston aboard the Little Eisie. The South Boston fish pier reports 14 arriving vessels with tilefish scrod and cask yields. Wholesale prices rise as war risks push coal and commoditites to new peaks. The four masted schooner Madeline Shirley Lord completes her first voyage toward a Southern port.
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Open Door to Home Rule Sparked by Irish-American Voices
In a letter to the editor, Herbert A. Kenny argues Ireland must receive home rule to win U S support in World War I. He cites Wilson and Arthur J. Balfour, refugees in America, and calls for a liberal Irish government aligned with democratic ideals. He places Ireland within the fight for small nations and democracy.
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Schulte Breaks Rib in Hotel Wrestling Match
Frank Schulte right fielder for the Pittsburgh National League team suffered a fractured rib in a playful wrestle with teammates in his hotel room. The physician said he will miss about two weeks of games.
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Frank Schulte
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Katherine Ayer to Wed Minnesota Lawyer Keith Merrill
Pride's Crossing April 30 announces the marriage of Miss Katherine Ayer daughter of Frederick Ayer of Avalon Hall and 3895 Commonwealth Avenue Boston to Keith Merrill Minnesota lawyer Harvard graduate and former Minnesota National Guard lieutenant. The ceremony will be held next Monday at St Johns Church Beverly Farm, a June-planned wedding now moved forward. Merrill will attend an officers training school.
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Embroidery Notes Sparkled by Jot Crystal and Pearls
A brief excerpt recalls decorative embroidery work where jot crystal and pearls embellish delicate stitches. The note hints at craftsmanship and the refined touch these materials bring to needlework.
Two Nations to Join Honoring Lafayette
New York April 20. Alexander Ribot premier of France Rene Vivi ani head of the French cabinet and other members of the French Cabinet join the American committee of the French heroes fund to convert Lafayette birthplace into a museum and orphanage as a memorial to Franco American friendship.
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France
Rene Viviani
Lafayette
Larry Chappelle Trades To Columbus Braves Move
Philadelphia Penn April 30 Manager Stallings of the Braves announced he has traded outfielder Larry Chappelle to the Columbus club of the American Association. Columbus has an option on the player that would expire tomorrow. Stallings said Braves could have kept Chappelle or Wilhoit for 50 and chose Chappelle to save $4000 for Boston.
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Conference track meet scheduled despite wartime enlistments
The Western Intercollegiate Conference will hold the outdoor track championship in Chicago on June 9 despite many teams facing reduced rosters due to military service. Iowa will not enter. Minnesota and Wisconsin are undecided.
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Western Intercollegiate Conference
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