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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1912

Page

15

Kraenzlein to Train German Athletes for 1916 Olympic Team

Announcement says Dr. Alvin Kraenzlein will coach German athletes for the 1916 Olympic Games. He is an old time champion with broad knowledge of track and field. The piece also notes Cornell coach Courtney’s birthday and contract, Yale’s Lefty Flynn, New York bantamweight hype for Louis Ledoux, and a Harvard Carlisle Q4 throwback incident involving Dillon in 1908.

Alvin Kraenzlein Kraenzlein Jim Thorpe Uncle Sam New York Louis Ledoux Ledeaux Sam Langford Timmy Walsh Johnny Conlon Kid Williamasa Big City Harvard Dillon Marshall Johnson Carlisle Betes Crimson Indians Wade

Wins Victory for Children

Representative-elect John J. Douglass of Ward 2 East Boston won a protest hearing before the railroad commissioners over the Marginal Railroad and Terminal Company plan to cut a 20 foot strip from Wood Island Park. Officials then agreed to compensate by filling water side land to create several baseball diamonds and expand the playground.

John J. Douglass East Boston Island Railroad & Terminal Company Wood Island Park Douglass

L. P. Hollander & Co Clothing Emphasizes Specialist Tailors

The retailer offers garments made by specialized tailors fit for particular men. The message stresses higher costs but greater satisfaction, with this season's line showcasing correct style and good taste in every suit or overcoat.

Come Out Party Delights Boston Social Circles

Miss Mary Agnes Fitzgerald debutante, daughter of Mayor Fitzgerald, held a private coming out at the Copley Plaza State suite in Boston. The exclusive affair drew under 25 couples with a carefully planned program and a curated guest list featuring prominent names and hosts.

Mary Agnes Fitzgerald Fitzgerald State Suite Copley Plaza Boston

MISS FITZGERALD PIANO DANCE SETS NEW FASHION

Miss Fitzgerald hosts a refined Boston party with a Crecot gown of white charmeuse and dotted chiffon. Orchids and lilies of the valley accompany her simple style as Mayor Fitzgerald shines in the Palm Beach glide. supper follows a quiet gathering of about 20 couples and guests include Miss Rose Fitzgerald and three close friends.

Miss Fitzgerald Palm Beach Fitzgerald Boston Miss Rose Rose Fitzgerald Agnes Harry Nawn John Hannon Joseph Kennedy Joseph O’connell Isabelle Donohue Woonsocket R. I Florence Weiler Houston Susan Kent Brockton

Struggle for Life in Storm Off New London

The three masted schooner Mary H Hall from Deer Island Maine limped into New London in a crippled condition after a storm tore away the mainmast and rigging. Captain Haskell recounts two weeks of hardship with six crew members kept at the pumps while signals of distress went unanswered.

New London Mary H. Hall Deer Island Haskell Boston Darien Hatteras

Lincoln and Rubner Give Boston Recital at Steinert Hall

Yesterday evening in Steinert Hall Miss Catherine Lincoln soprano and Miss Dagmar de C Rubner pianist gave their first Boston recital. The programme held unusual interest and was intelligently interpreted. Rubner showed potential for broader coloring as she develops. Lincoln demonstrated appreciation of the songs' character. A cordial, sizable audience attended.

Jordan Hall Tina Lerner Boston Paderewaki Miss Lerner Schumann Mr. Bauer Paderewski Mise Lerner Hst Steinert Hall Catherine Lincoln Dagmar de C. Rubner

Triangular Title May Be Settled

The Triangular league championship hinges on Newton High versus Brookline High at Claflin Field Newton ville today with a Brookline victory offering momentum and a possible three cornered tie involving Cambridge Latin. Newton seeks a late season rally as coach Dickenson adjusts lineup captains Wilbur and Brady aim to shine and Thielscher remains Brookline’s scoring threat. The action continues with Cambridge Latin facing Brockton High in Shoe City and Quincy High renewing a challenge to Rindge after a Brockton win.

Claflin Field Newtonville Brookline High Newton High Newton Cambridge Latin Brookline Waltham Watch City Dickenson Wilbur Brady Dick Roquemore Butts van Buskirk Jouanette Hyde Dusossoi Willard Johnson Capron Snow Hunneman Thielscher McNeilly Shoe City Brockton High School Brockton Blackey Thompson McGlincey Cambridge Quincy High Brockton High Sisson Rindge Quincy

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