Auto speed limit ruling draws mixed dealer praise
Auto dealers and police chiefs voiced approval of the Supreme Court decision abolishing fixed speed limits for autos. Critics warned it raises risks, while supporters say it ends arbitrary limits. Respondents included Reuben A. Fash, Alfred Measure, L Snow, and others from Hudson Colby, Cadillac, Fiat, and Empire Motor Car Co. comments suggested more cases may arise and licenses could be affected.
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McAlman
Massa
Uts Auto Dealers’ Association
Hudson-Colbyny
FR Underhill
Knox Company
Alfred T. Measure
Cadillac Company
Ae L. Snow
Bay
Boston
R. R. Ross
Fiat Company
Dartmouth Leads New England Meet with 16 Finalists
Dartmouth retains the lead at the 25th New England Intercollegiate meet in Springfield as 16 athletes advance to finals. M I T and Williams each enter with 10 finalists while Vermont's A L Gutterson shines in multiple events, though no records are set in steady rain.
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Dartmouth
New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Williams
New England
H. E. Marden
A. L. Gutterson
University of Vermont
Green Mountains
Bartlett
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L. R. Wood
Wesleyan
R. F. Snow
J. Db. Lester
J. S. Russell
D. B. Young
Amherst
Young
H. P. Gardner
R. L Steinert
L. Phall, Jr
Gutterson
H. B. Enright
D. R. Mason
S. A. Herrick
Colby
H. M. Rosenberg
Brown
Vermont
P. W. Dalrymple
M. L T
A. I. Gutterson
F. D. Nardini
N. Ambrose
F. M. Roberts
F. Bartlett
Wil Hams
L. M. McFarland
Bowdoin
Hest
O. F. Holdman
M. S&s. Wright
P., Maxon
H. Wessels
Trinity
L. B. Rogers
Maine
W. C. Salisbury
M. I. T.ee
A. E. Bartlett
C. Cc. Clough
Worcester Tech
L. K. Lovejoy
T. D. Shepard
G. H. Gaye
Bates
A. H. Tilley
R. E. Lewis
A. &. Bartlett
Ll. G. Metcalf
L. E. Lovejoy
A. EB. Bartlett
G. A. Gove
O. V. Chamberlain
J. H Parkinson
Lovejoy
M. I
Holy Cross
Cornell Beats Williams Nine at Weston Field 10 Innings
Cornell defeated Williams 6 to 4 in ten innings at Weston Field. Hightower pitched for Cornell, Ainslee started for Williams, with Davis finishing for Williams and Davis in the tenth. Williams scored early but Cornell rallied, loading the bases in the sixth and pushing across the decisive runs in the extra frame. Hightower closed strong striking out Williams’ top hitters.
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Williams
Weston Field
Hightower
Ainslee
Davis
R.T.E
Gornell
Lee Williams
Hightower and McCormick
Ainslee, Brown and Lewis
Mechanic Arts Beats High School of Commerce 12 to 4
Mechanic Arts scored early and held a 12 to 4 victory over High School of Commerce at Fenway. Errors by Commerce in the third and fourth innings paved the way as Mechanics combined timely hits with solid defense. Moulton Dempsey Mc Greth and Jesseau contributed for Mechanic Arts.
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High School of Commerce
Fenway
Ommerce
R.H.E. Mechanic
Moulton
Dempsey
McGreth
Jesseau
Gossip for Motorists from Beacon Hill and Glidden Tour Changes
Supreme Court car law decision welcomed by motorists may be revisited before recess. Glidden tour dates shift from June 19 26 to June 21 29. Worcester wins hill climb. June 24 event runs Springfield to Boston. Boston may host a separate commercial vehicle show next year. David Beecroft to referee this year’s Glidden tour. Weld Maine fish stories loom as Automobile row returns. Union Square Somerville grade crossing closes route to Middlesex Fells and North Shore, altering Prospect and Washington street approaches.
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Worcester
Springfield
Boston
Middlesex Fells
North Shore
Union Square Station
Somerville
Prospect Street
Washington Street
Traffic directions to Prospect street and Union square
A narrated route explains drivers should turn off Prospect at Hamp shire Street go left to Indian Square then via Springfield Street to Concord Avenue. From there a left to Wyatt Street then Perry Street and Washington Street. To reach Union Square and the North Shore, the final turn should be to the right.
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Prospect
Hampshire Street
Intian Square
Springfield Street
Concord Avenue
Wyatt Street
Perry Street
Washington Street
Union Square
North Shore
Schoolboys at Harvard Today
Harvard hosts its 26th annual interscholastic track meet at Soldiers Field this afternoon at 2 30. Two hundred entries from 28 schools make it the largest meet on record with Worcester Academy seen as likely winner after Yale meet performance. Exeter loses Burns and Bingham to age limit.
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Soldiers Field
Worcester Academy
Yale
Exeter
Burns
Bingham
Burns and Lundin on Columbia Mat
Cyclone Burns a Boston light heavyweight and Hjalmar Lundin the Swedish champion meet on the Columbia mat in a finish bout tonight. Both are top-notchers, each versed in the game from A to Z, with Burns conceding weight but equal in strength and speed, promising fast, clever action as they out-guess and out-science each other.
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Cyclone Burns
Boston
Hjalmar Lundin
Columbia
Burns
Lamdin
Red Sox Coin Attachment Relates to Freeport Judgment
May 19 report states a deputy sheriff attached Boston receipts to collect a $1012.45 judgment for the Freeport Illinois Baseball Association. Judgment was awarded Aug 28 before Judge Olsen after Freeport claimed a pitcher was sold in 1909 with $500 paid and $1000 due May 10, 1910, unpaid. Boston declined contest.
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Freeport
Ill. Baseball Association
Boston
Olsen
CHIC
Boston Club
Andover Phil lips Academy Beats U of P Freshmen 5–0
Andover Massachusetts May 18 Phil lips Academy wins 5 to 0 over the University of Pennsylvania freshmen in a six and a half inning game called off in the seventh due to afternoon recitations. Wardwell and Wright pitched for Andover with Barr and Minds catching.
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Mass
Phillips Academy
U. of P
R. H. B. Angoved
Wardwell
Wright
Barr and Minds
Wellesley High Defeats Brookline 10-6 in Baseball
Wellesley High School defeated Brookline High 10 to 6 on their home field yesterday afternoon. Pitchers Potteries and Sullivan starred for Wellesley with solid defense from Roe Demming and Hatfield. Brookline’s lineup included Paine and Anderson, but the Brookline nine could not overcome the early Wellesley surge.
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Brookline High
Wellesley High School
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R.H.B. Wellesley High
Potteries
Sullivan
Hatfield
Roe
Cornell Favored In Tri Cornered Regatta
Princeton N J May 19 Cornell is general favorite for the regatta with Yale and Princeton going over the course at a slow pace. Cornell showed up well and Princeton appeared to have an advantage over Yale in form signaling rowing as a major sport at Princeton and a resumption of Yale Cornell relations.
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Cornell
Yale
Falls From Second Floor Window While Asleep
Bernard Conway, 383, of 6812 Spring Street East Cambridge, awoke on the curb outside his home with a sore ankle after saying he drifted from a second floor room during sleep and fell to the street. He received treatment at Station 8 East Cambridge and then returned home.
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Bernard Conway
Spring Street
East Cambridge
Malden Man Awarded Land Damages in Railroad Grading Case
Osborn B Hall of Malden was awarded 11425 by a jury in the Superior Civil Court East Cambridge against Boston Maine railroad. He claimed December 1887 the company seized 38777 square feet on Pleasant street Malden for a grade crossing project, damaging his land and burdening his right of way.
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Malden
East Cambridge
Boston & Maine Railroad
Osborn
Pleasant Street
Mrs Taft To Stay At Home In White House
Washington May 19 Mrs Taft has recovered from a nervous attack and will not go to Hot Springs or Beverly for recuperation. She will remain in the White House avoiding social duties and limiting visits for about a month. Helen Taft will preside at White House functions in her absence.
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Hold Small as a Highwayman Detained in Deer Isle
Chester I. Small, sought by Hancock county officers for alleged assault and robbery of Captain George W. Eaton on May 6, was captured May 19 as he tried to cross Eggemoggin Reach in a dory. Eaton was knocked down and $200 taken. Small fled to Boston and back, and was found without money.
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Chester I. Small
Hancock County
George W. Eaton
Eaton
E. A. Green
Eggemoggin
Sargensville
Small
Boston
Taft Delays Morse Pardon Decision Until Wednesday
President Taft will defer announcing pardons for Charles W. Morse of New York and John Walsh of Chicago. The decision is expected next Wednesday after Attorney-General Wickersham returns from New York.
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Taft
Charles W. Morse
New York
John Walsh
Chicago
Wickersham
Southern League score snippet shows mixed results
Nashville defeated Montgomery 6 to 0 while Memphis beat Mobile 7 to 5 and Birmingham won 6 to 1. New Orleans led Chattanooga 14 to nil in a likely lopsided affair, with Atlanta and other results partially recorded as 1.
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Montgomery
Memphis
Mobile
Birmingham
Atlenta I. Ney
Orleans
Chattanooga
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