Britt and White Prepare for International Light Weights bout
San Francisco May 4 Jimmy Britt and Jabez White face off at Woodward's pavilion tomorrow night to decide the international light weight championship. Both fighters show peak condition and mutual respect as they promise a hard, fast contest with Britt determined to press the attack and White vowing not to yield.
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Big Memorial Day Chess Match Between New England and Boston
The Boston Chess Club invites New England players to a Memorial Day match at the Boston Chess Club. Forty players from each side will compete, paired by strength, with one game per pairing, play hours 11 am to 1 pm and 2 to 5 pm.
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Court Victory for Auto Men in Speedometer Case
Judges ruling favors James M. Linscott manager of the Linscott Motor Company after a speedometer reading 10 miles an hour matched the police stop watch showing 19 miles. Auto advocates argue speedometers ensure future road safety and accuracy.
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Cambridge liquor seller fined in nuisance case
Thomas Poskus of 21 Warren Street Cambridge was fined 50 dollars by Judge Almy in Cambridge District Court after police seized liquor during a recent visit to his premises.
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Government salaries list with whiskey investment noted
The text lists salaries for the President and top officials, including $50,000 for the President and $13,500 for the Admiral, with additions for housing. It also mentions investments in G. O. Taylor Bourbon and Rye Whiskey and promotes a bottle bottled by C. H. Graves & Son, urging dealers to guarantee the promoter firm name on the label and seal the bottles.
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Gossip of the Boxers at Merrimac A C Haverhill
At the Merrimac A C in Haverhill tonight Albert Delmont meets Kid Barrish in a 12 round bout with Barrish vowing to push to the limit. A 10 round bout follows between Tommy Boudrot and Young Burke, then an eight round prelim between Teddy Atkins and Jerry Curley.
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Britt Set to TKO White in Bout Promoted as Strong Favorite
Timekeeper predicts Britt will win by knockout inside the limit as White struggles under American style rules. Britt’s pressure and body punching are expected to dictate the fight, with White lacking familiarity and likely going six rounds or less.
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Hanlon Beats Kelley in 10 Round Boston Bout
Jimmy Hanlon of Boston defeated Emergency Kelley in a ten round decision at the Norwood Athletic Club. The victory came in a closely contested match watched by local boxing fans.
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Leonard Makes Good At Third On Harvard Crack Freshman
Charley Leonard the midget third baseman on the Harvard baseball team is lauded as the greatest freshman found at Cambridge in years. He is a natural ball player, excels in fielding hitting throwing and base running, and is famed for speed. Leonard is left handed and a bunting master, known for swift dash to first and for being calmer and steadier than the previous captain Shorty Carr.
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Weston Residents Wage War on Auto Speeders
Weston residents protest speeders after a near fatal incident in the town center and the demolition of Mrs. Lizzie Orr's carriage in a collision with a car. Police prepare for strict enforcement to curb speeding.
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Collins to Speak to Boston Home Libraries League
After today’s win Jimmy Collins will serve as a public speaker and address players of the Boston Home Libraries baseball league tonight. The meeting, linked to the Children’s Aid Society, will be held at hall 1158 Tremont Street Roxbury near Ruggles Street.
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Middlesex league high school games listed for weekend round
Yale hosts Andover in Andover while Columbia plays Syracuse in Syracuse. Trinity meets Rutgers in Hartford and Ballou faces Haverhill at Haverhill. Other matches include Charlestown versus Melrose in Melrose and Chelsea against Reading in Chelsea.
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Ocean Yachts Ready For Transatlantic Race
New York May 4 All yachts except the Ailsa and Sunbeam are ready for the ocean race. Sunbeam left St Thomas for port and Fleur de Lys trialed sails under Captain Bohlin with a crew of fifteen. Hildegarde captained by Marsters sails well and may reach 15 knots. Start time is 2 15 PM May 16 with Endymion’s 12 days 20 hours 36 minutes voyage predicting an about 18 day race finish around May 29.
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Yale Grid Star Roraback Drafts Providence Pastoral Call
Albert E. Roraback, Yale football center for two seasons, has received a call to become assistant pastor at Central Congregational Church in Providence Rhode Island. If he accepts Yale will lose a top center as he nears graduation on June 7 from Yale Theological Seminary. Roraback, son of Judge A T Roraback of Great Barrington, is popular on campus but may leave for ministerial duties despite earlier hopes he would enroll in a post graduate course to remain eligible to play another season.
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