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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1908

Page

11

Suburban Elevens Preview Hard Scrimmages and Contenders

Waltham High faces Mechanic Arts in a Saturday showdown after strong midseason showings. Brookline and Rindge squads push for starting spots with standout backs and quarterbacks impressing, while Malden and Everett squads tighten up as coaches Hill, Broderick, and Cuddy refine lineups ahead of league play.

Waltham High Mechanic Arts Nat Tufts Central Park Watch City Boys Waltham Eleven Dedham High St. Mark’s Southboro Back Bay Waltham Cornwall Shumway W. Quinby Winship McLetchie Smith Melrose High Boston Tatin Trojans Kiiken Malden Medford High Charley Cuddy Malden High Brookline Letherman Miner

Amateur football teams seek weekend games in state

A compiled notice from Boston area clubs lists Holbrook A A Mystics Munroe A C Rexall and others seeking foes for Saturday matchups in October and November. Prospective opponents must field 120 to 150 pound teams with expenses shared or halved. contact details and addresses provided.

Holbrook A. A Randolph Harry Starr Holbrook Mass Mystics James Daly Sydney Street Dorchester Munroe A H. Dugan Seventh Street South Boston Largo Harry Archibald Mozart Street Rosedale Acorn A. A H. Brouillette Alder Street Waltham Winthrop Charles Hewson Sunnyside Street Rexall Club Somerville High Es W. Martin Adams Street Eastton Methuen Tigers R. Nicholson Tenney Street Lincoln A. C F. Dardis Washington Street Somerville Dupont A F. J. Ryan Harvard Square Charlestown Eagles Nichols Taylor Street Malden Quincy’s L. Perry Bridge Street North Weymouth Mary Hemenway R. Sutliff King Street Limerick A. C Pete Monahan Summer Street Watertown Bradfords F. B. Collins P. O Boston George Kaler Chapel Street Norwood

Explosion Kills 10 at Spencer Powder House

Charlotte N C Oct 1 A powder house at Spencer 45 miles north of Charlotte blew up tonight killing 10 persons and injuring 20 many buildings were wrecked

Charlotte N. C Spencer

Boston Day At Brockton Fair Draws 75000 Crowd

Crowds pack Brockton fairgrounds as 75,000 attend Boston day. 20 Boston trains of 10 cars each shuttle 600 riders and 1000 autos fill the park. Georgie G fails to beat the 2:11 1/4 track record. Major Delmar lowers it to 2:12 flat. A three year old stake purse of $500 features Alliewood etc.

Brockton Boston Brockton Fair Georgie G Alcidalia Major Delmar Alliewood Lock- Billy Bush Dorr Lou Bingen Margaret Ja Kay Ee Gy Jay Bird Thompson Cere Denoe Pierce W. Janvier B. G Doubrey Eaddeele Kayline B. m Phillips Stanford B. H Lyons Eeeee Dorena Br. m Fletcher Eeeee Adee Gossipe Winaka Drinkwater Bob Nelson Br. G Taylor Lady Iona Finn Ga Axtater Gillis Queen of Melody Minnie Albert King Albert Louizey Louise E B .m Fox B. B Peters King Idyl Kennedy Alice Mack Allerton Burnham Jim Ferry Paige Grattan Boy, Jr G. H Thomas East Budd Carpenter Pace John McEwen Gray Steel — Seers Northern St. Anthon Foeman Sayles Hoosier Prince Prince Donovan Hyde Sara N. Patch Manila Casavant Victor Arnestse Marion W Bever Eavecosescde Argot Lad Davis

Brockton Marathon Set to Start With 100 Runners

Nearly a hundred athletes will begin the Brockton Marathon at 10 a.m. from the B A A grounds along the Blue Hill Avenue route through Mattapan and Canton to the Brockton fairgrounds. Notable entrants include T P Morrisey and Sammy Mellor, with Jimmy Lee favored to contend for a winning finish.

Brockton Fair Grounds Hayes Ashland Boston Sammy Mellor New York T. P. Morrisey Fair Grounds Jimmy Lee B. A.A Blue Hill Avenue Mattapan Square Ponkapoag Canton Stoughton Randolph Mercury A Robert A. Fowler Cambridge James Lee Joseph Silva Charlestown Charles Henry Lynn Harry A. Madden Lawrence Henry Adson Hudson C. W. Bous A. C Dorchester Arnold Hal

Low Rates to Pacific Coast and Western Points

Boston area travel notice offers $54.45 fares to California and Northern Pacific destinations from Aug 31 to Oct 30 1908. Personally conducted tourist cars provide comfortable service at nominal cost every Monday Wednesday and Friday. Inquiries to Be B Boynton Grand Trunk Railway 360 Washington St Boston Mass.

Boston Worcester Springfield California Northern Pacific BE. H. Boynton Grand Trunk Railway System Washington Street Mass

Lodge and Forbes Dinner Highlights Philippine Policy

United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge said he would not drag the Philippines into politics at a Boston banquet honoring W. Cameron Forbes. Secretary of War Luke Wright praised Taft amid remarks on Philippine independence and economics. James J. Storrow led the 500 attendees as speakers included General Wright, James Bryce, and Harvard’s President Eliot.

United States Henry Cabot Lodge W. Cameron Forbes Philippines Somerset Bryan Luke FB. Wright Forbes Mr. Taft James J. Storrow Boston Merchants’ Association Mr. Forbes General Wright Senator Lodge Jameses Bryce Eliot Harvard Jose. R. de Luzariaga Philippine Commission Philippine Islands Wright

Train wreck at Sugar Ridge kills many near Columbus

A freight train on the Toledo and Ohio Central crashed into a heavy excursion train returning from the Bowling Green fair. The collision occurred near Sugar Ridge, Columbus, Ohio, and reports say every person in the rear car of the excursion train was killed, with at least six bodies recovered from the wreckage.

Columbus, CO Sugar Ridge Toledo & Ohio Central Railroad Bowling Green Toledo

Fire kills three as blaze rages in Youngstown

In Youngstown Ohio a large fire destroyed several business blocks and authorities report three firefighters killed as the blaze continues to burn through the night.

Youngstown, O

Son of Late Senator Brice Arrested Here

John Francis Brice son of the late Senator Calvin Brice of Ohio was arrested after 9 pm near St Mary of the Angels Church for alcohol fueled disorder. Patrolman Butler subdued him after a struggle on Washington Street. Brice carried notes from Newport Trust payable to him totaling over 100000 dollars and held a Harvard Club NY membership card and a 60 Wall Street business card. He claimed Newport, Rhode Island residence and Harvard graduate, age 30.

Brice Butler Washington Street School Street Newport Trust Company John Francis Brice Harvard Club New York Metropolis Wall Street Newport R. L Calvin Brice Ohio Harvard Florence la Vergne Ricketts Dan Daly Columbia

Endurance Run For Three Cars Faces Possible Reset

Franklin Studebaker and Shawmut entered Portland with perfect scores and agreed to a potential run off if Boston arrivals stayed flawless. The contest, the toughest yet on New England roads, kept speeds under 20 mph. rain could alter future eliminations. Cc. S. Carris, driver of the Franklin, praised the record yet lamented the grueling days at the wheel.

Bay State Association Franklin Studebaker Shawmut Portland Boston Bay State Automobile Association Intervale N. H Cc. S. Carris New England

Bethel Stiles wedding in Middletown draws relatives

Miss Ruby Mae Bethel and S Harvey Stiles were united in marriage at the bride’s brother E D Bethel’s home on Humboldt Avenue. Rev T C Martin officiated, with A G Bethel and Gladys Bethel among the relatives and guests attending the Methodist ceremony.

Ruby Mae Bethel Middletown Conn S. Harvey Stiles T. C. Martin E. D. Bethel Humboldt Avenue A. G. Bethel Gladys Bethel H. A. Smith Fred Champ John S. Bethel A. P. Maddocks W. C. Murphy Methodist Episcopal Church Margaret May Tobin G. M. Stiles S. S. Stiles Lena H. Woolard BE. D. Bethel G. S. Smith Minnie Smith Robert Tobin Margaret Tobin N. P. Andrew Addie Cudiford M. Matheson Eva Matheson H. B. Fernald

Roxbury High Suspension Shuts Down Football Team

Roxbury High School announces a one month suspension for 10 players and disbands the football team after the Brockton Fair. Many players are declared ineligible, and the Saturday game with South Boston High is canceled. Plans for possible reformation and a game with West Roxbury hinge on exams and further decisions.

W. 8S. C South Framingham Arthur McDonald Armory A. A Roxbury J. A. Doyle Barnstable J. J. Driscoll St. A. A Boston H. A. Coates Newark N. J Ll. Keough J. Ireland Springfield J. W. O'Mara North Cambridge W. C. Packard J. J. McDennas New York C. Coamas Brockton Y. M. C. A T. Wilkinson R. D. Alger West Bridgewater W. Rozette W.norward Pawtucket C. Berrie Waltham J. M. Wallace Centredale R. I A. Smith Stoughton B. J. Nelson South Boston F. J. Keane Sammy Mellor Yorkers Roxbury High Clay Roxbury High School Foley South Boston High Redding Ecce Mason Ambrose Sullivan O’donnell Lennon Norris Grant Fanning Boleman Kelley McCoole Bigeldy Barron Doyle Duggan West Roxbury High Mann West Roxbury Harrington

Yale Field Hospital Day Marks Aggressive Football Scrimmage

Yale observers reported Hospital Day on the Yale gridiron with several injuries. Tony Haines suffered a severe hip injury and was hospitalized, while Henry Hobbs broke a finger and Van Sinder sprained an ankle. Bries was declared eligible for varsity play and moved to guard on the second eleven. Ham Andrus reported but did not play.

New Haven Conn Yale Tony Haines Henry Hobbs Dartmouth van Sinder Bates Scrubs Philbin Haines Syracuse Brides Ham Andrus

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