Madison Square Garden Hosts Lively New Auto Show
New York November 4 At Madison Square Garden the automobile show returns to its prestige venue amid stronger enthusiasm than last week at Grand Central Palace. Exhibitors unveil new models including Pope, Pope-Toledo, Pope-Hartford, Pierce Great Arrow, A. S. A. M. low priced Buck and Lozier shaft driven. R Thomas out sick at Buffalo Hospital but expected to rejoin the booth. The Thomas touring cars and Stearns tourabout attract attention as wholesale sales dominate but retailers show optimism for orders.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Grand Central Palace
Madson Square Garden
Automobile Club of America
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
Pope
Pope-Toledos
Pope-Hartfords
Pierce
Lozier
R. Thomas
Buffalo Hospital
Thomas
Stearns Tourabout
Kelley Deal In The Air Controversy Weighs On Dovey Camp
With Fred Tenney away in Maine no conclusive action on the Joe Kelley deal is expected soon. George Dovey and John J. Taylor meet amid cautious talk as a National League meeting nears. Toronto roster talks linger while speculation continues.
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Fred Tenney
Maine
Joe Kelley
Boston
Toronto
George Dovey
New York
Kelley
Mets Wind Up Fall Season Matinee at Charles River Speedway
The final fall matinee is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at the Charles River speedway under the Metropolitan Driving Club. Featured include the trotter Chase aiming to break 1 0034 and a roster of entries across Class A pacing and Class B trotting with drivers and horses such as Bobby Patchen Di Oasis Fuller Rexina and Maud M among others.
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Charles River Speedway
Metropolitan Driving Club
Chase
Bobby Patchen
di Oasis
Fuller
Rexina
Br. m
W. L. Duntley
Blk
T. Greanleaf
Stanley Mack
Br. G
A. F. Kenney
Chester Boy
Ch. G
C. G. Newcomb
Maud M
B. m
R. van Naman
Elmwood
Pods Watt
Gr. m
A. C. Furbush
Lanter
Bik. m
A. Thompson
Aoy M
W. J. May
Lundy Klondike
J. A. Craig
Goodspeed
Leona
Ch. m
I. E. Sexton
Hulman
B. G
I. C. Garmon
Belle Gold
Billy Wilkes
S. Morse
Ashland Bett
I. H. Bellows
Alondra
W. D. Hunt
Sir George
W. J. Furbush
Louise Taylor
Traiser
Gen. Lee
RK. van Naman
Mack Mack May Race Chase Mack Mack May Race
Metropolitan Driving Club proposes Mack Mack vs Chase Mack Mack over the Charles River speedway with a silver cup prize. Race date to be set for Wednesday November 13 or another mutually agreed day, owners to drive. Cup on display in Leopold Morse's window once terms are ratified.
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Idwin
Mack Mack
Chase
Readville Track
Metropolitan Driving Club
TI. Belledel
Charles River Speedway
Leopold Morse
Boxing Gossip Links City Fights to Wider Fame
Young Kenney of Lawrence meets Frank Purcell in Plattsburg New York Friday rumored for 500 dollars a side. Kenney in good shape says Scroggs. Billy Kirkland trains for Willie Cornell bout in Gloucester Monday night. Local sports delegation plans Marlboro outing for Freddie OBrien versus Tommy Rawson. Madden and Brock slated to spar. Brock favored. Other notes mention Twin Sullivan vs Peter Jackson at Lenox Club and Prendergast jaw injury from Grand Rapids bout.
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Kenney
Lawrence
Frank Purcell
Plattsburg
N. Y
Harry Scroggs
Baltimore
Billy Kirkland
Hub Athletic Club
South End
Willie Cornell
Gloucester
Kirkland
Fish City
Marlboro
Freddie O’brien
Tommy Rawson
Frankie Madden
New York
Phil Brock
Cleveland Wonder
Ber
Brock
Madden
F. A
East Boston
Sommy Murphy
Chelsea
A. D
Twin Sullivan
Peter Jackson
Lenox Club
South Boston
Co. F
Ipswich
Tom Prendergast
Washington and Jefferson Gossips on Yale Schedule
Washington and Jefferson threaten to be barred from next year’s Yale schedule after questioning sportsmanship. Brown colors Harvard game show strong form as Yale looms. Princeton dominates, and Penn State, Villanova, and Fordham are cited in varying outcomes. Carlisle’s defense vs Tigers highlighted, Navy vs West Virginia praised for stand. Football in 1920s style blends soccer, basketball, and old football.
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Washington and Jefferson
Yale
Penn State
Villanova
Seligman Elected Captain of Freshman Relay Team
At the recent meeting W. J. Seligman was elected captain of the Technology freshman relay team. The team is now working regularly in preparation for field day.
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W. J. Seligman
MIT Track Meet Held Today at Technology Field
The annual track meet of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will be staged today at Technology Field Brookline starting at 2.00 pm. Spectators welcome as teams compete for records and honors in sprint and distance events.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Technology Field
Brookline
Yale makes first left wing reshuffle in fall practice
Yale football moves Cooney aside for Graham Foster at left guard in a test of new formations amid secret drills and renewed left end change Beebe replacing Brides. Wheaton and Wylie return from the hospital list as scrubs stage a long onside kickoff dash for 60 yards and a touchdown.
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New Haven
Yale
Cooney
Graham Foster
Law School
Foster
Washington and Jefferson
Varsity
Beebe
Brides
Fred Murphy
Coy
Biglow
Wheaton
Wylie
Murphy
Piggott
Harvard Football Mass Meeting Tonight at Union
The first mass meeting of the year will be held tonight in the Union living room to practice cheering and football songs. Coach Crane and Captain Parker will address the fans and outline prospects for the coming games, with Crane expected to outline his plan and grounds for hope of defeating Yale.
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Union
Crane
Parker
Harvard
New Haven
Gate of Heaven Fielding Semi Pro Youth Teams
A list of clubs and contacts arranged by weights and locations includes Gate of Heaven with strong state partners, J A Qally in South Boston and North Easton Reserves away from home, St Johns and St Marys fielding 125 and 100 pound squads, Lynn Worcester Newsboys and Boston Newsboy teams, Lincoln A C 115 pound teams, Castle Ascension 120 pound teams, and numerous managers across Massachusetts and city addresses.
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Gate of Heaven
J.A. Qally
Broadway
South Boston
North Easton
W. A. Robinson
Mass
St. John’s
G. M. Haliburton
Selwyn Street
Roslindale
St. Mary’s
John Cavanaugh
Wheeler Street
Lynn
Worcester News
Boston Newsboy
Frank Narkis
F. . Eaton Company
Worcester
Lincoln A. C
Harvard Games Start Earlier For Carlisle Match
The Carlisle game at the Stadium Saturday moved from 3 o'clock to 2 30 due to shorter days. Games have run late, making it hard to follow plays from the Stadium. shifting earlier allows spectators to return home before 5 30 and may boost attendance.
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Carlisle
Football games wanted by Jamaica Plain teams
The notice lists requests for away games next Saturday afternoon by 120-pound St. Peter's of Jamaica Plain and 125-pound South Bay Unions at J. Parkinson and Day street. Also 105-pound Delaware A. C. at Crescent Avenue Dorchester, Fitton Parochial at Liverpool Street West Boston, and Revere High at home for Wednesday November 6 with a high school team. Contact details provided include Tremont 268 and 43-7 Revere.
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St. Peter's
Jamaica Plain
J. Parkinson
Day Street
South Bay
J. G. Stevens
Harrison Avenue
Tel. Tremont
Delaware A. C
Edward Murphy
Crescent Avenue
Dorchester
Fitton Parochial School
Sames Dagie
Liverpool Street
West Boston
Revere High School
Dan Chase
Revere
Local high school football schedule and injuries renew bids
Dorchester High hosts Needham High in a practice game before facing Roxbury High Saturday. Everett meets Revere at Revere with star halfback Farnum sidelined for the season after Saturday injury. Talk grows of St Mark’s vs Groton at Southboro tomorrow with Dan Woodhead guiding St Mark’s. Waltham High and English High may clash for a Boston title if schedules align after Thanksgiving. Roxbury High captain McDonald says all players are eligible for the Dorchester game. Walter McCarthy is out ill for a week.
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Dorchester High
Needham High
Dunbar Avenue
Dorchester
Roxbury High
Everett
Malden High
Malden
J. Farnum
Revere
Repetto
Woolard
Wilfert
Farnum
Bowker
Shaugnessy
Jameson
Pirie
Chase
St. Mark’s
Groton
Southboro
Dan Woodhead
Potter
Waltham Uwigh
English High
Waltham
Boston
Mechanic Arts
Boston Latin
Tufts
McDonald
Walter McCarthy
New Indoor Track Shift and Prize Changes Stir West
Indoor games staged in Chicago in February mark a shift in Western track with gold watches replacing medals as top prizes. West athletes welcome the change from monotony of gold medals and hail broader recognition.
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Chicago
Reading A C. match pits Russell against Dougherty in 10 rounds
Unk Russell and Johnny Dougherty, two of Philadelphia's best known pugilists, will be the principals in the 10 round windup at the Reading A C at the Natatorium tomorrow night. Russell and Dougherty have fought in Reading a number of times.
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Reading
Penn
Unk Russell
Johnny Dougherty
Philadelphia
Reading A. C
Russell
Dougherty
Tall boxers in six-round prelim to Johnson Flynn bout
Denver id. Martin, 6 feet 4 inches, defeated Dick Fitzgerald, 6 feet 5 inches, in a six-round preliminary. They boxed for the purse and a $100 side bet, highlighting the height contrast among two of the ring’s tallest fighters.
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Johnson-Flynn
Denver
Id. Martin
Dick Fitzgerald
Martin
Mulvihill to sue Burke over failed fight agreement
Joe Mulvihill says he bought all training paraphernalia for Burke including alcohol sponges limes and talcum powder and Burke did not honor the deal after Burke received 1900 for the fight. Mulvihill seeks 200 in damages in New York.
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New York
Joe Mulvihill
Sailor Burke
Mulvihill
Burke
Harvard Subs Show Same Weaknesses as Varsity
The Harvard eleven, except Gil Browne, came out of the Saturday contest in trim but with Achilles trouble and a cautious recovery plan for the next game. Substitutes worked on breaking through, blocking, passing, and onside kicks as coaches focus on weak spots before facing the Indians. Reg gie Brown and Rob Kernan joined practice as the team tunes up for active drills and scrimmage.
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Harvard
Gil’’ Browne
Brown
Providence
Pooch" Donovan
Indians
Gil” Browne
Lockwood
M. C. Peirce
Crimson
Donovan
Varsity
Phil Lockwood
Reggie Brown
Rob Kernan
Death ends staff vacancy at Governor Guild era
Frederick KB Carpenter commissary general to Governor Guild died at his home 495 Commonwealth Avenue after a long illness. A 45 year old Wakefield native, he rose from insurance partner to major and brigadier general, leading roles in the First Corps of Cadets and city civic groups. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Frederick KB. Carpenter
Governor Guild
Commonwealth Avenue
General Carpenter
Wakefield
Boston
George O. Carpenter
Waterstreet
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Chamber of Commerce
Carpenter
Corps of Cadets
Independent series at Somerset alleys ends with Grange
American Steam Grange won two games from Franklin while State Brass topped Bay State in the odd game.
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Somerset Alleys
American Steam Grange
Franklin
State Brass
Bay State
Postal Cards Confiscated In City Sweep
Inspectors Wolf Rooney and McCaul with two Watch and Ward deputies arrested Nathan Wolf of 47 Bromfield street and SBidkart Short of 530 Tremont street for selling improper postal cards. They confiscated about 1200 cards and 300 imported ash trays at Wolf’s store and about 400 cards at Shorts store. John Doe alias LeBarron P. Cook, 24, was arrested at 580 Tremont street for selling improper postal cards on November 1.
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Wolf, Rooney and McCauley
Watch and Ward Society
Nathan Wolf
Bromfield Street
Sbidkart
LeBarron P. Cook
Tremont Street
Dancing Party of Ladies Auxiliary A O H
The Ladies Auxiliary No 25 Ancient Order of Hibernians held a successful dancing party in Winthrop Hall Uphams Corner Dorchester last evening. The committee included Mrs P H Gallagher president Mrs William Power vice president Miss Annie C Graves recording secretary Mrs Agnes Powers financial secretary Miss Mary OConnell Mrs Susan Peterson Miss Annie Cunniff Mrs Frances Green Mrs L Smith Miss Nellie Devine Miss Agnes Hicks and Mrs Ellen Danaby.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Winthrop Hall
Upham's Corner
Dorchester
P. H. Gallagher
William Power
Annie C. Graves
Agnes Powers
Mary O'Connell
Susan Peterson
Annie Cunniff
Frances Green
L. Smith
Nellie Devine
Agnes Hicks
Ellen Danaby
Brookline Constable Vows Vote Despite Illness
Wallord Y. Gross town constable and Town Hall janitor in Brookline, ill for the first time in 35 years, says he will vote today even if carried on a stretcher from his home to the Town Hall to cast a Republican ballot.
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Wallord Y. Gross
Brookline
Town Hall
Bartlett Campaign Expenses Report In Primary Race
General Charles W. Bartlett filed a detailed expense statement at the State House showing payments to Daniel O Connell totaling 7650 for the Democratic gubernatorial nominating bid. Additional personal clerical services brought his total campaign outlay to 8050.
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Charles W. Bartlett
Fantmerger
State House
Henry M. Whitney
Daniel ’. O'Connell
U S S Rhode Island Seeks Fast Basketball Opponents
The United States Navy basketball champions the U S S Rhode Island aim to arrange games with top fast teams in the state. Contact F E Barker at the navy yard in New York for arrangements.
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United States Navy
U. S. S. Rhode Island
F. E. Barker
Navy Yard
New York
Eddie Root to Compete in Six Day Race at Park Square
Eddie Root, the Hub cycle rider, arrived from New York with manager Dick Curley and begins training at Park Square for the six day race. Partner Patsy Logan rounds out the team as the indoor season looms. The track hosts motor paced trials as riders condition for the upcoming season. Nat Butler greeted fans with a reception at the track.
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Eddie Root
New York
Dick Curley
Root
Park Square
Patsy Logan
Hardy Downing
San Jose
Cal
Hugh Mclean
America
Nat Butler
Revere Everett Game Canceled Faces Scheduling Friday Plan
The Revere High versus Everett High game set for today has been cancelled after Everett refused to travel. Revere will arrange a replacement game with a strong team for Wednesday at an alternate venue.
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Revere High
Everett High
Revere
Everett
Chase Considers Independence After Defying Commission
Hal Chase appears set to retire from the major leagues and join independent baseball. Reports say he and others played for outlaw teams on the Pacific coast, risking fines and possible suspension, with Chase allegedly using an assumed name for a second game.
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New York
Hal Chase
Chase
George Moriarty
Elmer Stricklett
Pacific Coast
National Commission
San Jose
EIGHT BELLES PARTY AT THE BUNGALOW MATTAPAN
The Hight Belles Misses Regan Mahoney Minihan Molloy Fox Murphy Oiskens and O'Brien of South Boston held their first select dancing party at the Bungalow Mattapan. Dancing lasted until midnight with a collation and a musical programme by Denehy Malloy and other club members.
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Mattapan
Regan
Mahoney
Minihan
Molloy
Fox
Murphy
Oiskens
O'Brien
South Boston
Denehy and Malloy
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Tommy
O'Loughlin
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METS
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TECH
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Arthur D. Cooper
Johnny Kling
Kansas City
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Josephus Gans
Samuel Langford
Pugdom
College Athletic Association
Mike Reagan
Baseball
St. Lou
Will Sue
Frederick B. Carpenter
Independent League
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Aspacher
Hiltz
Ol Ei Murray
Samupson
Weigold
Quigley Iit
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Pagel
Stan Miller
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Daley
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O'Keefe
Pignell
Corray
Brook
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Pritchard
Foley
Marketmen’s League
Sprague
Boston Beef
Consolidated Sas League
Auditors
Dancing Party OF
Ladies’ Auxiliary, A. O. H
Gen. Bartlett
Revere-Everett
Liverpool
Tremont St
Salem
Essex St
Tremont
Boylston Street
Washington St. Adams
Holland Wine Co
Devonshire Uare
Royal Arms Scotch
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