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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1904

Page

3

Fast Team for Dorchester Fast Team for Dorchester

One of the city’s strongest squads will represent Dorchester Lower Mills this season. Manager J. R. Travers, linked with Dorchester sports for five years, has secured a hall at the Dorchester Catholic Union building. Two weekly games are planned against top state teams. trials include Chris Mahoney P Healy E Needham C Hamilton J Dolan and other local standouts.

Dorchester Lower Mills Dorchester J. R. Travers Dorchester Sports Dorchester Catholic Union Travers Chris Mahoney P. Healy Milton High E. Needham Boston Y. M. Cc. A C. Hamilton Fort Rodman J. Dolan Boston John Jones George Bourne Clapp J. Harrison Charles Su M. Moore Herbert Taylor J. K. Travers Branch Street

Silk O'Loughlin Defeated in New York Senate Race

Silk O'Loughlin, former American League umpire, writes of his New York State Senate defeat. He recalls a Rochester game decision blamed for his loss and notes the wave of politics resembles baseball, promising to try again next summer and sending greetings to Boston friends through the Post.

Rochester Silk O’loughlin New York O'Loughlin Boston

Boxing Gossip Highlights Title Talks and Fights Ahead

The piece surveys middleweight and lightweight plans across New England. It notes Tommy Ryan courting Jeffries, Bob Fitzsimmons as a hurdle, Corbett favored over Nelson, and Baldwin versus Kenney with Chester Goodwin rising. It mentions Jimmy Briggs taking on Peter Sullivan, Tucker’s potential match with Goodwin, a Highland A C card featuring Gardner and Duane, plus letters for Joe Reed and Shy Fay.

Tommy Ryan Jim Jeffries Tommy Jeff Ryan Bob Fitzsimmons Bob Young Corbett Battling Nelson San Francisco Nelson Matty Baldwin Young Kenney Cambridge A. A Matty Chester Goodwin Chester Kenney Baldwin Charlestown Lowell Jimmy Briggs New England Peter Sullivan Fall River New Bedford Cluck Tucker Salem Tucker East Highland A. C Marlboro Billy Gardner Danny Duane New York Duane Boston Joe Reed Shy Fay

Dartmouth Ready for Brown in Tomorrow’s Game

Captain Knibbs cautions against predicting the score as Dartmouth prepares for Brown after light signal practice. Folsom tightens drills, Knibbs aims to stay in until victory, and Kelley guards the turf with straw to ensure a dry field. A 10,000 crowd is expected with 5,000 more likely to attend if weather stays fair.

Brown Knibbs Dartmouth Huntington Avenue Providence Folsom Kelley Princeton Harvard Hanover New England

Harvard and Yale face key coaching ahead of big game

Mike Murphy and Jack MacMasters prepare the Harvard and Yale squads for tomorrow's meeting while Dartmouth drills for Brown. Pennsylvanias aims at a high score against Cornell after beating Columbia, with Dartmouth favored by at least three touchdowns over Brown. Odds, bets, and arrangements for Thanksgiving football at Boston area parks fill reports.

Harvard Yale Mike Murphy Jack MacMasters Dartmouth Brown Pennsylvania Cornell Ithacans Pennsy Columbia Dorchester High Mechanic Arts High Orchester High School Fred Parent Boston Roosevelt Georgetown George Washington University Washington Alexander I. Rorke George Washington Atlantic A. A North End North End Park Sullivan Atlantic Avenue Norwoods Everett G. W. Kellenberg Gladstone Street Werett Michigan Chase Roxbury Latin Roxbury High Dunbar Avenue Haverhill High

Graves Grain Alcohol Marketing in New England

The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for Graves grain alcohol in sealed packages of 8 16 or 82 ounces. It claims numerous household uses and that Melvin and Badger sell and recommend it. The firm name signature appears over the cork on each bottle.

Melvin & Badger Boston New England

G. O. Taylor Brand Endorsed by Boston Star Shortstop

Freddy Parent, star shortstop for Collins, signed a two year deal after a snowy journey from Santora Me. He commented on salary stability under a war contract and praised fairness of the foul strike rule. The pair, with Mrs Parent and Jimmy Collins, were seen among royal rooters at Langham before the Brown Dartmouth game.

Freddy Parent Collins Santora John S. Taylor Parent J. Pierpont Morgan Boston Boston World Beaters Taylor America Langham Jimmy Collins Boston Americans

Charles Allyne Tells of Far East Observations

Charles Allyne longtime traveler and essayist spoke at the Victorian Club banquet in the Copley Square Hotel. He described over three years of study in China Japan and the Philippines and discussed his Atlantic Monthly article on impressions of this country. His talk was titled Work and Play in the Far East. The toastmaster led to toasts for President Roosevelt and King Edward VIII.

Charles Allyne Far East Victorian Club Copley Square Hotel Allyne China Japan Philippines Atlantic Monthly T. C. Brown Roosevelt United States Edward VIII England

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