Gossip for Motorists at Indianapolis Race Ties and Truck Orders
A column notes drivers at Indianapolis May 30 may need language help with orders. It suggests Italian driver Zucarelli translate for French speakers via Ralph De Palma. Meanwhile Studebaker set April sales records, with over 5000 cars likely sold, and Greenfield Electric orders three more White trucks bringing fleet to 15. An Automobile Legal Association bulletin warns partial road closure between New Bedford and Taunton with detours via Acushnet Lakeville and Middleboro deemed safer despite longer travel.
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Savannah
Indianapolis
Zucarelli
Ralph de Palma
The
Automobile Legal Association
New Bedford
Taunton
Myricks
Acushnet
Lakeville
Middleboro
Sunday Worship Notes From Local Churches
Sunday services brief notices list Adventist, Baptist, and Free Baptist congregations. Programs include sermons such as The Restoration and the Leading and The Saviour and the City, Mothers Day observances, choir performances, Sunday schools, and youth meetings across Warren Street Somerville Clarendon Street, Dover Street, Union Square and related streets.
Christian Scientist Church Services Boston
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston offers Sunday services at 10:45 a m and 7 30 p m with the lesson subject Adam and Fallen Man. Sunday school also at 10:45 a m and a testimonial meeting is held Wednesday evenings at 7180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Scientist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Mother Church
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Adam
Stone School Wins Weary Game With Brown & Nichols
Stone School defeated Brown & Nichols 9 to 8 at Cambridge in a game marked by accidents. A spectator fell into a water trench while chasing a foul ball, two players were injured, and Stone’s right fielder Dingwell required stitches after a bad bound shattered his glasses.
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Stone School
Brown & Nichols School
Cambridge
Dingwell
Swedenborgian Church Announces 10:30 Service With Hay Sermon
The Swedenborgian Church of the New Jerusalem on Bowdoin Street led by Rev James Reed and Rev H Clin ton Hay invites all to divine worship at 10 30 am with Mr Hay delivering The Lion Seen as a Man or the Secret of Power. Sunday school follows at noon with adult and children classes.
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Park Street
Park and Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
D. D
Dr. Conrad
J. Willis Conant
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Mother Love
Strangers Welce
Episcopal
H. K. Bartow
ST. Stephen’s Church
Florence Street
Hattersley
Kyrie Eleison
Durand
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer Streets
William Harman van Allen
T. D
Father Nattress
Alt Saints
Peabody Sq
Dorchester
Simon Blinn Blunt
Lutheran ST. Mark’s English Lutheran Church
Winthrop Street
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Boston
Edwin Lynn Miller
Trexler
New York and
New England Synod
Methodist Episcopal People's Temple
Berkeley Street
Bethany
Warren W. Adams
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
State House
Frank W. Collier
Swedenborgian Church OF the
Unitarian and Spiritualist Services in Boston Area
Community notices list diverse religious services across Boston and nearby towns led by figures such as Rev. Stephen Roblin and Frederick Nicholson. Events include morning worship at Universalist Church, Sunday school, Mothers Day observances, spiritualist meetings in Lynn Quincy Malden and Cambridge, plus lectures by Benjamin Fay Mills and local thought groups with free admission.
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Lynn
Spiritualist Association
Cadet Hall
Market Street
Frederick Nicholson
Children’s Lyceum
Charles Ames
Boston
Scollay Square
Dartmouth Defeats Norwich 3-2 on Alumni Oval
Hanover May 9 Dartmouth College beat Norwich 3 to 2 at Alumni Oval. Lavin, ex Boston College pitcher, allowed three hits and fanned 10 as Dartmouth clinched the win.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Norwich Today
Alumni Oval
Lavin
Boston College
Dartmouth Defeats Norwich in Low-Scoring Baseball Conflict
In a tight game Dartmouth tops Norwich 3 to 1 as Roland and Morey drive in runs. Pitched by O EH Thompson for the visitors and Lavin for Dartmouth, the contest features sharp fielding and a late Norwich run sparked by O B E Thompson.
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Norwich
O. B E. Thompson
Bennett
Maynard
Dartmouth
Eh.po.a.e. Pn
Roland
Murray
Sullivan
H.t’pson
T’tchell
Mahard
Alden
Rune—Sullivan
Morey
Belgea
Shepard
Twitchell
Lavin
O. Thompson
Thompson
Micrey
H. Thompson
Munsell
Kelly
Melrose A C boxing show slated with four bouts
The Melrose A C plans a boxing show Monday evening featuring Young Clancy of the North End against Young Kenny of Woburn in a lightweight bout and Tony Lorenzo of the North End meeting Joe Quinn of Cambridge in a bantam event.
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Melrose A. C
Young Clancy
North End
Young Kenny
Woburn
Tony Lorenzo
Joe Quinn
Cambridge
Tufts Dominates Wesleyan 8–1 on Andrus Field
Tufts built a four run lead in the first inning and rolled to an 8 to 1 victory over Wesleyan at Andrus Field in Middletown Connecticut. Wesleyan narrowly avoided a shutout as the Methodists fell behind early.
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Middletown
Conn
Tufts
Wesleyan
Andrus Field
Methodists
Westcott Leads Wesleyan Poor Start in Opener
Westcott walked twice and hit two batters before leaving early. Winchester steadied the mound as Wesleyan falls 1 to 8 after a rough first inning. Stafford, Garvin, Lee, Angell, Krepps, and Wright scored for Holden with Bacon and Bennett key hits.
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Wesleyan
Winchester
Holden
Stafford
Garvin
Lee
Angell
Krepps
Wright
Bacon
Bennett
Balle
Jameson
Lawton
Person
Eee Bacon
If Darling
Beeman
D'n
Lon
O Nellis
Davidson
Gilman
Winch
Ter
Martinee
Vb Goodwin
Tech Triumphs Over B A A In Brookline Dual Meet
The Tech track team defeated the B A A selection by 51 to 7 at the Tech field in Brookline yesterday afternoon. Fast times marked by Marceau Hedlund Powers and Hiney for the B A A and Palmer Goething and Wilson for Tech highlighted the meet.
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Tech
Tech Field
Brookline
Marceau
Hedlund
Powers
Hiney
Palmer
Goething
Wilson
Coach Cleo O'Donnell Extends Everett High Contract
Everett High School announces that coach Cleo O'Donnell signed a one year contract yesterday morning securing his leadership for another season.
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Cleo O’donnell
Everett High School
Everett High
Harvard Completes Clean Sweep Over Pittsburg in Tennis
Harvard tennis team defeated University of Pittsburg yesterday afternoon with victories in all singles matches. This marks the second straight clean sweep after beating Technology the day before.
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Harvard
University of Pittsburg
Technology
Births and Death Notices From Hartford to Dorchester
In this Boston area column many notices list births marriages and deaths. Names include Priscilla Parker daughter of George A Parker and Dimon Lockwood of Topsfield May 7 to Hartford. numerous obituaries from East Boston Roxbury Cambridge Somerville and Dorchester with funeral details dates and church services.
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Conn
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George A. Parker
Dimon Lockwood
Topsfield
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Robert Alcorm
East Eagle St
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Burbeck
Brookline
Sarah A. Vialle
Henry Burbeck
Beacon St
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Somerville
Prospect St
William H. Charlton
St. Thomas’ Church
Chase
Boston
Ida M
George M. Chase
Trenton St
Harwichport
Conlan
Forest Hills
Margaret E
Richard J. Conlan
Wenham St
Church of the Most Precious Blood
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Fairview
Cronin
John J
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Slattery
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Margaret Darmody
Sumner St
Church of the Assumption
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Waltham
James Dermody
Joseph Dermody
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Dorchester
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Catherine J. Farren
McMorrow
Washington St
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Meeting House Hill
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Julia FF
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Anna Hampe
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Acorn
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Joseph Hunkeler
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Walter W
Margaret Jameson
Mt. Pleasant Ave
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Dudley St
Barrie
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Atlantic
Sabrina
William H. Kellogg
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Clara FE. Terrell
Bunnel
Wilbraham
Springheld
Mit. Pleasant Ave
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John A. McCormick
Brotherston
Hanover St
St. Stephen’s Church
MENZ
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Joseph A. Menz
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Michael Murphy
John F. McCarthy
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Humboldt Ave
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Bridget T
Nee McCormick
Patrick O'Brien
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Mary R. Parker
Alice E. Parker
Charles H. Burgess
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Fred
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Shepard
John
Annie Shepard
Sullivan
Border St
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Cullis
Emma F. Slade
Harris Batchelder
Cullig
Stayner
Cambridge
Marietta EK
St. Philip’s Church
Allston Street
van Tassel
Mary J
Aaron van Tagsel
Warvard St
St. Matthew's Church
Stanton St
Atlas A. A. Cancels Show Then Promises Gibbons Christie Bout
Atlas A. A. called off its weekly show due to many other events. Next Tuesday night the club will present a 12 round bout pitting Mike Gibbons of St. Paul against Gus Christie of Milwaukee for a decision.
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Atlas A. A
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Gus Christie
Milwaukee
Boston Boxing Cards Highlight Matchups and Signals Tale
The piece notes new fighters Gibbons and Christie withLogs of records and potential bouts. It covers Moriarty White Lloyd Flanagan prelims and Brooks Duffy clash rumors, plus discussion of sign stealing during the 1911 Athletics Giants World Series.
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief for Bad Breath
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets marketed as a substitute for calomel, claimed to purify blood and cleanse bowels and liver. The sugar coated tablets target bad breath with no griping and are priced at 10c and 25c per box from The Olive Tablet Company in Solumbus, Ohio.
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Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Solumbus, O
Belief Asserted From A Historical Signal
A speaker recalls a single signal from the United States in a series to support a belief. The excerpt cites a 1918 copyright by John J. McGraw as the context for the claim.
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John J. McGraw
Princeton Freshmen Defeat Exeter Academy In Seven Innings
Princeton freshmen edged Exeter Academy 2 in seven innings at Princeton. Lamberton pitched well early as Shea and Kelleher, former Exeter players, started for Princeton. The game ended after seven with Exeter scoring twice and Princeton adding one unearned run. Attendance was about 400.
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Exeter
N. H
Princeton
Exeter Academy
Lamberton
Academy
Shea
Kelleher
Fbxeter
Bh.po.a.e
A.E. R.p’c’k
Casey
Donovan
Hoyt
Neal
Ja’eson
Peters
I Glick
Ashley
Welles
Winton
Seeeel
Staa Acciecniak
Glick
Milburn
O’kane
Australasian Davis Cup Team Arrives in New York
A B Jones Horace Rice and manager HB Hicks arrive in New York from Australia for the Davis Cup preliminaries next month. They are met by captain 8 N Doust and confer to arrange their stay in the United States.
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New York
A. B. Jones
Horace Rice
HB. W. Hicks
Australia
California
N. Doust
United States
Columbia Tops Lehigh In Tennis Meet 5 1
Columbia University defeated Lehigh University in a tennis match by five matches to one. The win occurred in Bethlehem Pennsylvania on May 9.
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South Bethlehem
Penn
Columbia University
Lehigh
Pressure on President in Sundry Civil Bill Debate
President Wilson indicated he would sign the sundry civil bill as it passes the House and Senate, but strong pressure seeks a reversal. Friends and advisers are split, with some aligning with ex-President Taft who vetoed the measure over a provision exempting labor unions and farm organizations from Sherman anti-trust fund enforcement.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Senate
Taft
Pipp Joins Tigers After Kalamazoo Purchase
Detroit confirms the purchase of first baseman Pipp from Kalamazoo of the South Michigan league. The player, who appeared in 68 games last season, is attending Catholic University in Washington and is expected to report to the Tigers on May 2.
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Detroit
Mich
Pipp
Kalamazoo
Catholic University At Washington
Tigers
Baseball scores from multiple games on a single day
Kansas City-St. Paul 8 beat Kansas City 5. Louisville-Columbus tied 2-2 after nine innings to let Columbus catch a train. Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 11-2. Indianapolis defeated Toledo 6-2.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Eastern Association Scores From Springfield and Pittsfield Meet
Reported results show Springfield 4 over New Town 8 at Springfield and Pittsfield 8 over Holyoke 2. Additional notes mention Hartford and New Haven Bridgeport wet grounds affecting events with uncertain outcomes.
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Springfield
Neween
Pittsfield
Holyoke
enna _ fraversary
Hartford
New Haven
New Haven-Bridgeport
Mike Murphy Sidelined By Illness In Pennsylvania
Reports say veteran trainer Mike Murphy is very ill in Pennsylvania and cannot travel with his team to Hanover today. The situation has sparked widespread concern about his future involvement with training the athletes.
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Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania
Hanover
Mike
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