Hicks Scraps Like a Hick in Pilgrim Show Bout
Freddy Hicks of Detroit boxed Dave Smith of Australia in a 12 round main bout at the Pilgrim A. A. show in the Arena. Smith pressed hard and had Hicks hurt late in rounds 11 and 12, while Smith showed speed and skill throughout. Semi final saw Beverly middleweight Charles Silverio win after Joe Nelson quit from prior punishment. Prelims had Cy Goodwin defeat Johnny Case and Gus Lenny with Johnny Munice draw. Next Wednesday K. O. Brown of New York to meet Matty Baldwin of Charlestown.
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World Series Reserved Seats On Sale At Polo Grounds
The advance sale for world series tickets in New York opens Monday Oct 7 at 10 am at the Polo Grounds. Four thousand upper grandstand seats for each game cost 3 dollars and go to first comers from the remaining 8500 seats. Tickets will be sold at separate windows with a two ticket limit per person. No more applications from preferred patrons will be considered.
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Kapt in Kiddo and Jolly Jumpers Shine in Comics
The big comic section features Kapt in Kiddo Muggsy Willie and the Jolly Jumpers as the centerpiece for next Sunday’s Post. Readers can enjoy familiar humor and lively panels from the popular strip lineup.
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Norwich Mounts Late Rally Against Dartmouth
In Hanover on October 2 Norwich University trailed Dartmouth 41 to 0 before a spirited rally. Norwich scored 9 points on a 55 yard run by Belyea and a Thompson field goal, final score 41 to 9.
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Dartmouth Dominates Norwich 41 to 9 in Scrappy Affair
Hogsett scores three touchdowns and McGrath notes a strong start for Dartmouth as Ghee from Dartmouth breaks through Norwich on an 80 yard kickoff return. Morey and Rogers add marks while Norwich stages late pushes but Dartmouth finishes with control.
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Brown Outlast Colby in Season Opener 3 0
Providence reports Brown defeats Colby 3 to 0 in the first game of the season. Ashbaugh kicks a fourth period placement from the eight yard line to seal the win. The match features ragged team play, frequent fumbles, and penalties from both sides.
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Princeton Romps Over Rutgers 41 to 6 on University Field
Princeton overwhelms Rutgers 41 to 6 as veteran backfield stars Pendleton Dewitt Baker and others spark a dazzling offensive showing despite noted teamwork lapses. Touchdowns by Pendleton four and Baker one set the pace with additional scores and goals.
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De Palma Wins Vanderbilt Cup At Wauwatosa Course
Ralph De Palma driving a Mercedes with Michelin tires captured the Vanderbilt Cup at Wauwatosa Wisconsin. He completed 299 miles 2764 feet in 4 hours 20 minutes 31.54 seconds at about 69 miles per hour, five hours slower than last year’s race in Savannah.
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De Palma Wins Mercury Cup Race With 42 Second Margin
De Palma drove a Mercer Special to a 42.45 second victory over Hughie Hughes after Teddy Tetzlaff led early but withdrew with engine trouble. Spencer Wishart in a Mercedes finished third, Gil Anderson in a Stutz fourth. Over 60,000 spectators watched the Vanderbilt trophy race with a fast lap of 6 minutes 16 seconds on the 7.88 mile course. Prizes totaled substantial cash and manufacturer awards, with Hughes earning 2000 and Wishart 1000.
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Thorpe stars as Carlisle demolishes Villanova 65 to 0
In Harrisburg Carlisle trounced Villanova 65 to 0. James Thorpe, Olympic champion at Stockholm, scored three touchdowns and kicked seven goals to lead the Indians.
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Boston Fans Face Scramble For World Series Tickets
Boston fans await reserved World Series seats at Fenway Park with only 200 tickets held by the National Commission. Thousands seek admission as Bush Stadium box office opens at 9 am tomorrow with rush sales for holders of mailed reservation cards. Treasurer McRoy predicts most locals will secure tickets by Saturday night.
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Leather art featured in next Sunday's Post
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Cascarets Cleanse for Headache and Upset Stomach
This ad promotes Cascarets as a laxative to relieve headache nausea sour stomach and constipation. It claims a single dose will clear the bowels purge waste and improve mood by morning with a 10 cent box suitable for children as well.
Boston Women Lead In National Golf Championship Play
Three Boston women remain in the 18th national women's golf championship at Essex County Club. Miss Margaret Curtis, Miss M. W. Phelps, and Mrs. E. C. Wheeler Jr. advance as scores and match results from today show Wheeler edging Miss Hyde 1 up while Roope defeats Curtis 6-4.
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Evans Low Scorer at Wollaston Club
Brice S. Evans of Belmont captured the low score prize in the 18 hole handicap medal play at Wollaston Golf Club with 75-5-70. R N Hall and H C Bentley tied 72 for low net and will play off. A field of about 60 amateurs participated as a fall meeting with larger crowds expected for the par competition tomorrow.
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Runaway Boys Flock to Gotham for World Series
Police will station a special squad at the Polo Grounds to round up boys who have run away from home chasing the world series lure. Waldo announced after receiving over twenty letters from anxious parents seeking help tracing missing youngsters driven to New York by the baseball event.
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Fresh fish arrivals at Water Front dock with varied prices
Thirteen vessels docked at T wharf delivering fresh fish to fill dealer orders. Haddock sold at 3 cents per pound, steak cod at 8 1 4 cents, market cod 8 3 4 cents, pollock 6 1 2 cents, hake 2 1 4 cents, small hake 1 3 4 cents and cask 3 1 4 cents. Vessels listed include Terranova and Matchless among others with varying quantities.
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Shipping News Miniature Almanac Update
Shipping notes list arrivals, tugs, barges, schooners and steamers across ports from Boston to New York. Vessels include Sachem, Yarmouth, Kanawha, City of Bangor, Gloucester, and Eureka with loads of paving blocks, barges, and lumber. Several routes bound for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Providence are noted with docking and load details.
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Death notices from the Post October listings
Death notices from Everett to Jamaica Plain list numerous funerals and mass times. Entries include BOGUE Ellen A widow of Hugh Bogue. BRINTNALL William H. of Medford. CARNEY Michael L. of Belmont. COUGHLIN Ivehn J. Coughlin. DELANEY Bernard J. Delaney. FICKESSEN Eda. HAGAN Francis E. of Chelsea. LYONS Patrick J. of Charlestown. M’INTIRE Patrick J. of Charlestown. M'NULTY Bridget M. of Forest Hills. MULLEN Louis A. of this city. PETTINGILL Helen M. of Somerville. RUSSELL James of Somerville. SHARPE George of Roxbury. STONE Charles B. of Los Angeles. SWANSON Samuel A. of Charlestown. WALKER Carrie M. of West Somerville. WHITE Timothy of Lohester. WOODS James F. of Jamaica Plain. Funeral details, masses, and burial locations follow each name.
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