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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1912

Page

16

New Bedford Beats Lawrence 3 to 0 in Poor Weather

New Bedford defeated Lawrence 3 to 0 on May 28 in New Bedford. Griffith pitched well for New Bedford, with Delaney Ulrich Maranville Phoenix among key hitters. Lawrence left ten on base as Fuller ton struggled against the visitors.

Lawrence Fullerton New Bedford Griffith Chase O’connell Delaney Maranville Phoenix Ulrich Spires Wilson Pearson Griffiths Luyster Rorty A.E Elaney Gedikae Breymater

Lynn Nets 6 Brockton 4 in Seven Inning Rally

Lynn defeats Brockton 6 to 4 after seven innings as Gaw weakens in the eighth. Howard collects four hits in seven at bats to lead Lynn, while Cargo is removed for back talk.

Brockton Lynn Gaw Howard Cargo

Newton High School Girls Athletic Meet Ends With Class Relay Wins

Newton High School girls held their annual athletic meet on Claflin field Newtonville with events in baseball field hockey volleyball obstacle race and tennis. Freshmen beat Sophomores in the obstacle final Seniors beat Freshmen then defeated Juniors to claim the top class in the final. Volleyball went to Freshmen Field hockey to Sophomores and baseball to Juniors with an 8 to 1 victory over Sophomores. Tennis winner was Miss Mary Robbins defeating Miss Belle Allchin in straight sets.

Newton High School Claflin Field Newtonville Mary Robbins Belle Allchin

Glidden tour routing and Rockingham Park referee announced

J Fortescue to referee at Rockingham Park next Thursday as the Glidden tour plans its Detroit to New Orleans start. The 1912 tour begins Oct 2, likely two weeks, with 100 plus cars anticipated, and manufacturer support seen as essential to public interest. Five Coles serve as official cars for Association advertising officials and Dallas delegates en route to Fort Worth. Notables include George W. Coleman and S C Dobbs with a Detroit party and international guests.

J. Fortescue Rockingham Park Detroit New Orleans

Local teams seek May and June exhibition games

Numerous clubs from Quincy to Chelsea seek fast amateur to semi pro opposition for May 30 through June 1. Parties include Rangers A C of Quincy, General Electric Apprentices of Lynn, K of C Woosten, Elmyra A C of Lynn, Bristol Juniors, Senator A C of Waltham, Sewall A C Roxbury, Fenno A C Chelsea. Each offers travel, half fare or guaranteed expenses for 10 to 18 year olds and adult teams. Contacts provided for scheduling.

Rangers A. C Quincy James Canale Rodman Street Mass General Electric Lynn Frank Fichel Warren Street Tel Wilbur Mt. Pleasant Woosten E. C. Kelly Centre Street Roxbury Elmyra J. O’brien Wiint Street Bristol Greater Boston Edward Silva Portland Street Cambridge Senator A. C Waltham Jackson A. C. Ofewton South Boston Athletics Arthur Varley Robbins Street Sewall A. C William A. Collins Sewall Street Richmond Fenno A. C Chelsea Fred Curley

Lowell Defeats Haverhill In Lopsided Baseball Game

Lowell climbs to a 9 to 3 win over Haverhill in a high scoring game. Key contributors include Clemens Magee and Lonergan with multiple two and three base hits, while Wolfgang and Kessler illustrated strong pitching.

Lowell Haverhill A.E Kok Clemens Magee DeGroff Cooney Boultes Miller Lonergan Wolfgang Courtney Cross Perkins Reynolds de Groff

Worcester 14 Fall River 5 in Slambang contest

Worcester beat Fall River 14 to 5 after a big second inning. Arminger allowed eight hits in two innings before Smith faltered in relief as Worcester pulled away. Yount earned the win with five strikeouts while Fall River’s hitters collected several extra base hits including a three base shot by Haas and two by Jacobs.

Worcester Fall River Arminger Smith Wilson Wright Haas Yell Wakefield Hayden Carrigan Tevlin Yount Flaherty Jacobs Linderbeck Aubrey Crum Walsh Devine Hickman

Milton High Triumphs Over Dorchester 3 to 2

Milton High edged Dorchester High 3 to 2 at Dunbar avenue grounds yesterday afternoon. Carson delivered a two base hit and tied the game on a wild throw at second while Adams scored on a miscue in the eighth. Dorchester was hurt by errors as Milton began with a 1 0 0 lineup and Dorchester tallied runs in the 2nd and 4th frames. Carson pitched effectively with 12 strikeouts as Milton improved to 2-0 in the series. Dorchester remains winless.

Dorchester Milton High Dunbar Avenue Grounds Carson Adams Rauschal Williams Milton H WG. S Walsh Fish Cross Fraser Quilty Brennan Farr G’n van Ulm Kenseth Roberts Margeson Morrissey Twitchell Mullane Benson Kilroy

Hyde Park High Beats Brighton In Season Opener

Hyde Park High School defeated Brighton High 9 to 7 in their baseball season opener. Hyde Park produced runs in multiple innings while Brighton mounted a late rally. Connell, True and Winchenbaugh pitched for Hyde Park, with Genter and Rickards catching.

Hyde Park High Brighton Joy Hyde Park High School Brighton High R.H.E. Hyde Park Brighton Connell True

Waltham High Triumphs Over Arlington High in Hazy Afternoon

Waltham High defeated Arlington High at Waltham yesterday afternoon. Key players included Randles Cobb Fagan Bower Blair for runs and Johnson Rowe with two-base hits. Blair produced a three-base hit while Duffy and Bower stole bases, and Fagan struck out nine batters for Waltham. Attendance was 200 with Curran umpiring.

Bower Waltham Tligh Arlington High Randles Cobb Fagan Blair Johnson Rowe McCabe Ross Duffy Kelley Waltham Harlington Fi Bh.po.a.e EEO Lowe Percy Ashworth

Amherst Williams In Tennis Finals

Fast play at Longwood Cricket Club for the New England intercollegiate meets. Amherst and Williams reach the doubles final, with singles third round results showing Johnstone Amherst beating Nelson Dartmouth 8-6 6-2 and Conger Williams beating Pulford Trinity 3-6 6-4 6-8 among others.

Longwood Cricket Club Amherst Williams Johnstone Nelson Dartmouth Conger Pulford Trinity Bacon Brown Schulze Conger and Thurston Bacon and Richards Wesleyan Miller Webber

Local High School Basketball Matches Teed Up Across Multiple Venues

Scores and pairings include St. Mark's versus Groton in Groton and Salem High facing Saugus in Salem. Other contrasts feature Lynn English versus Revere in Revere, Exeter against Harvard 15 in Cambridge, and more with St. John's Prep, St. Joseph's, Middlesex, Quincey, Lexington, Brain tree, Wayland, Ashland, and Andover in venues from Manchester NH to Concord and South Braintree.

St. Mark’s Groton Salem High Saugus High Salem Lynn English Revere High Revere Exeter Harvard Cambridge Powder Point Rock Ridge Hall Duxbury St. John’s Prep St. Joseph's High Manchester N. H Abington High Braintree Wayland High Ashland High Wayland Andover Dartmouth

Natick High Beats Wellesley 8 3 In Hometown Match

Natick High defeated Wellesley High 8 to 3 at Natick yesterday. Casey starred at bat with a two on home run. Score details show Natick tallied across the middle innings while Wellesley managed few runs. Batteries Grady Murphy Curry and Currier.

Natick High Wellesley High Natick Casey R.H.B. Natick Haligh Grady Murphy Curry Currier

Lynn Police Beat Salem Police 12 to 3 in Salem

The Lynn police defeated the Salem police 12 to 3 in a game at Salem. Batteries Arbing and Donohue for Lynn and Bozek Ayrea for Salem contributed to the scoring and defense in a high school style match.

Salem Lynn Police Salem Police R.H.E. Lynn Police Arbing Donohue Bozek Ayrea

Death notices from city and surrounding areas

Death notices for Henry H. Anderson Dorothy Frances Dawson Michael J Donovan Daphna Dolan William F Flannagan and others list funeral details in Roxbury South Boston Dorchester Chelsea East Boston Malden Revere and Charlestown with dates May 27 to May 30 and times at local churches chapels and cemeteries. Several entries name relatives and burial locations including Portland Me Cathedral Holy Cross St Patrick's St Rose and Holy Cross.

Anderson Henry H. Anderson Waterman Chapel Washington Street Roxbury Casey Boston Bernard Sarah Casey West Eighth Street Our Lady of the Rosary Callvary Dawson Dorothy Frances George W. A Mary E. Dawson Corney Mark Street Portland Devlin Mary Devlin Gill Columbia Road Dorchester Flannagan Portsmouth William F Fred Catherine Flannagan Connolly Athens Street St. Vincent’s Church Freeman Medford James T Woburn College Avenue Gardes George A Elizabeth John Gardes Maverick Street Church of the Most Holy Redeemer Gorman Dennis J. Gorman Forest Street St. Patrick’s Church Dudley Street St. Francis de Sales Vernon Street Lamken Justus Henry Lamken, Jr Blue Hill Avenue Lawton Chelsea Elizabeth Lawton Edward Lawton Spencer Avenue St. Rose Church Youghal County Cork Ireland Lenahan Mary A Thomas J. Lenahan Harrison Avenue Cathedral of the Holy Cross St. Joseph’s Cemetery Loring Theodore F. Loring Masonic Hall Broadway Cambridge Frank Bridget McCambridge McGrath Bennington Street Star of the Sea M’coy Robert H Mary McCoy McKenna North End Ellet Street Dorchester Avenue Power Robert Patrick Power Parker Hill Avenue Tremont Street Richardson Henry C. Richardson Dwight Street Robinson Charlestown Helen Margaret William H Julia Robinston Troy Bunker Hill Street Holy Cross Cemetery Malden SEARS Brewster Mass J. Henry Sears Forest Hills Chapel Slack Somerville Henrietta L Charles Slack Walnut Street Stanton Beverly Elizabeth J. McKenna Stanton Patrick J. Stanton Dane Street St. Mary Star of the Sea Stearns Amelia Cyrus G. Stearns Brighton Maywood Terrace Biddeford John Garrett Bridget Troy John Miller Haverhill Street Wenz Henry Mary Louise Wenz Braemore Road New York Wilder Revere Margaret A Abbott A. Wilder Aitken Shirley Avenue Nahant Avenue Woodlawn Woodman Robert Woodman Big Iate Bowers Avenue Everett

Death notices and memorials from Roxbury groups

Mt Pleasant Council No 98 K of C and Charitable Irish Society announce the death of Dennis J. Gorman with a special meeting called at H Byrne 2370 Washington St Roxbury on Wednesday at 8 pm and funeral Thursday. Dennis J McCarthy memorial Mass set for June 1 at 8 pm at Mission Center Roxbury.

Mt. Pleasant K. of C H. ©. Byrne Washington Street Roxbury P. G. K. Dennis J. Gorman Charles W. Driscoll John B. Sheerin Charitable Irish Society Dennis J. Gorman Forest St St. Patrick’s Church Dudley Street Richard J. Lane John J. Keenan Dennis J. McCarthy Emma_lL Dally Mission Canter

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