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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1910
Page
13
The page lists Baptist and Congregational church services with ministers and times, plus notes on Sunday school and evening events. It also reports Bowdoin College football preparations, lineup changes, and a preview of a key game with Harvard, detailing possible substitutions and team strengths.
The I C S handbooks promise time saving and salary increases for workers. Separate manuals exist for Electrical Workers, Building Trades, Machinists, Plumbers and Fitters, Office Workers, Mariner, and The Steel Square with pages ranging from 214 to 500. The pocket sized volumes are marketed to advertise the free exhibit at 9 Boylston St Boston.
Yale prepares to host Syracuse in New Haven with coach Coy watching and Kilpatrick not yet fit to start. The teams clash after Yale's practice focused on formation and drop kicks as Captain Daly tests field goals and Bomeister lines up left end for the big matchup tomorrow.
Readable list shows today’s games across Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Notable matchups include Andover hosting Dartmouth freshmen and Exeter at Cushing Academy in Exeter New Hampshire, plus local derbies like Dorchester versus Medford in Medford and Malden High against Malden alumni in Malden.
Exeter New Hampshire September 30 The Exeter team held another scrimmage in preparation for the game with Cushing Academy tomorrow. Coach Murphy kept the pace high throughout. Everyone was exhausted when Trainer Connors called time.
The St Alphonsus A A of Roxbury launches a fall and winter boxing series to boost amateur boxing in Greater Boston. The first meet is Thursday Oct 6 with feather light and 125 pounds classes. two gold watches to each class winner if three or more entries. Entries close Oct 8 with Harry Brawley at 80 Smith Street Roxbury.
Andover’s squad held a final practice ahead of tomorrow’s game with Dartmouth freshmen. The Dartmouth freshmen are described as one of the best ever and should provide a strong challenge for Andover in the preview of the contest.
Abbreviated standings show Bh Ave Lajoie of Cleveland Cobb of Detroit Speaker of Boston Am Magee of Nat Philo with batting averages and totals.
Somerville High is expected to gain admission to the Suburban League at a meeting tonight. With the other members favoring inclusion, formal acceptance would create a five-team league.
New York Sept 30 The Vanderbilt Cup draws 30 cars for a 278 mile race on Long Island with shooters like Grant’s Alco and the National team of Aitken Livingston and Disbrow. Favorites include Mulford Lozier and the Marquette Buick trio, while Edward Hearne and Bruce-Brown Benz are noted challengers.
Harvard meets Bowdoin in Cambridge while Yale hosts Syracuse in New Haven. Pennsylvania faces Gettysburg in Philadelphia and Princeton plays Stevens in Princeton. Dartmouth welcomes Massachusetts State in Hanover and Brown hosts Norwich in Providence. Cornell challenges Rensselaer in Ithaca and Tufts hosts Rhode Island State at Tufts Oval. Williams plays Union in Williams Town and Amherst hosts Springfield T. S. in Amherst. Boston College meets New Hampshire State in Durham and Trinity faces Worcester Tech in Hartford. Wesleyan hosts Rutgers in Middletown.
In Newtonville on Sept 30 the Newton High Dedham High game ended 0 0 after a rough contest with many penalties. Both teams reached scoring chances but failed to cross the goal line. It marked the first time Dedham stopped Newton from scoring in their series.
Dr. Francis H. Rowley of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals collaborates with the Boston Sunday Post to publish a Free Veterinary column. Dr. D. L. Bolger, Harvard and McGill trained, will answer reader letters on horse symptoms with free advice, aiming to improve horse welfare.
Dartmouth's squad held a secret practice at Hanover revealing early line prospects for tomorrow's game against the Aggies. End Daly and Cottrell, tackle pair Sherwin Elcock, guards Whitmore Farnum, center Bennett, QB Ingersoll, halves Morey Dudley and fullback Hoban head the listed lineup as students watched a spirited session.
Melrose High announces the appointment of Lawrence J. Riley, former Newton High coach, to lead its Suburban league squad. Riley, with playing history at Waltham High Holy Cross and Fordham, brings strong football knowledge as daily practices aim for a fast, competitive season.
Louise Hammond shines at Longwood winning the open singles after a default by Evelyn Sears. Hammond also reaches finals in women’s doubles and mixed doubles as Moyes and Rotch fall to Curtis and Sears. Mixed doubles see Fenno and Niles triumph 6-4 6-1 over Moyes and Bishop.
Massachusetts golfers beat a Philadelphia Quakers team in the Lesley cup preliminary at Myopia Hunt Club. Massachusetts led 6-4 in singles and won 4 of 5 foursomes in the afternoon to reach the final against the metropolitan cup holders.
Jake Beckley has seen much in life including a train wreck in St. Jacob and starry skies via Joe Wood's fast pitches. He has faced bankruptcy in Bartlesville and played ball with Richard Cooley in Topeka, and declares he can die happy.
A man in the back row rises to remark that National League umpires are as good as usual, prompting a muted reaction from the crowd and a brief pause in the discussion.
In Columbus on September 30, Evelyn W. Earl Jr. won the middle mile of the 2:05 pace, clocking 2:02 1/4 on the outside amid a tightly bunched field. Earl Jr. also took heat one in 2:03 1/4 and placed third in heat three, while Evelyn W. crossed first in heat two with a 2:02 3/4. The card also featured 4S 2:15 class pacing and 2:05% trotting heats with multiple entries including Sara Ann Patel and The Earl.
Roger W. Cutler captain of the crew Herbert Jaques captain of the cross country Heyliger de Windt manager of football were yesterday elected undergraduate members of Harvard's athletic committee at a meeting in University Hall Present Lowell's office Faculty representatives are Dean Briggs Acting Dean Wells and W R Castle Jr The graduates are Dr. Nichols Herrick and Fearing
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