Gossip for Motorists and Touring Club Notes
Gossip for motorists reports executives from United States Motor Company and Thomas B Jeffery Company touring the White Mountains by Hudson 37 and Rambler. Walter M Anthony, NYC comptroller, visits Boston. G M Berry and C P Rockwell return from 800 miles by Rambler, north to Canada line. Also notes motorists' political influence, Touring Club of America advocacy, Baker electric dealers convention in Cleveland October 16 to 18 with new coupe model.
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Walter M. Anthony
New York City
United States Motor Company
Boston
E. H. Brandt
Mr. Thony
G. M. Berry
Thomas B. Jeffery Company
C. P. Rockwell
White Mountains
Touring Club of America
Baker Electric
Cleveland
Baker
Receipts for World Series opener expected to exceed 80000
Estimates show opening game receipts may top $80,000, surpassing last year’s $77,000 as all 38,000 seats are expected to be filled. Officials plan strict fire rule enforcement and crowd control to ensure safety with a large standing room area behind the grandstand.
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New York
Heydler
National League
National Commission
New York National League Club
Giants Keep On Winning Despite Ninth Inning Collapse
In New York on October 3, the Giants lost to the opposing team 10 to 5 in the ninth as Stengel left Wilson’s six Doyle run sequence and late substitutions shaped the final score. Rucker pitched seven innings, with Beets and Moran among NY batters and Demaree taking over in relief.
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Rucker
New York
So S
Stengel
Wilson
Doyle Ramine
Laeiee
Ea Roe
Bader
Ted
Lola i
Hneshies Hite
Moran
Stabaer
Fletcher
Dagleto Merkle
Sone
Myers
Ricker
Siller
Bert
Sener
Rucker Hite
Demaree
Bader Tot
Teron Lin
Jmpires
SELMA BEATS PERELLI IN ROUGH WRESTLING MATCH
At the Grand Opera House last night German light heavyweight Karl Selma defeated John Perelli the Severe Italian in a rough contest. The match featured a first fall for Perelli using heel tactics, a second fall won by Perelli with a head scissors, and a third fall awarded to Selma for Perelli’s toe hold and fouls.
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Grand Opera House
Karl Selma
John Perelli
Perelli
English High School Football Notes Wingersky Out
A serious blow to English High School football as fullback Wingersky cannot play after a faculty ruling by the headmaster. The decision stems from a recent department ruling affecting players.
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Wingersky
Ball Ticket Sale Opens For Red Sox and Newark Giants
Local fans in Boston who applied for home-game tickets for the Red Sox and the Newark Giants were approved by city management. Pasteboard deliveries began at 9 a.m. and run daily until the first game, with offices closing at noon on that game day.
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Boston
Red Sox
Newark Giants
Plan to deliver tickets with timed windows described
The article explains a revised method for issuing tickets with daily bankable receipts and windowed service. It notes 6500 applicants had tickets ready and a steady stream thereafter, stresses cash payments only, and praises the organized, numbered series delivery system designed to minimize time and confusion.
Red Sox Secretary Details World Series Ticket Plans
Secretary McRoy of the Boston Red Sox announces reservations remain for nearly all tickets. Fenway Park box offices open nine to three for cardholders to mail for tickets. envelopes hold until Oct 9 noon. Grandstand sold out, third base stand used. tickets numbered with entry via main grandstand. Warns of fake tickets and notes club can verify purchaser records by section, row and seat.
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McRoy
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Local High Rivalry Lineup Sweat Lesson
Fragmentary schedule lists several high school football games today. Readable pairs include Norwood High at West Roxbury High and Belmont hosting Weston High.
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Nee Academy
Roxbury
Latin Siney "High
Hingham High
Quney
Norwood High
West Roxbury
Cardinals Clash in Fall Gridiron Outlook and Boxing Notes
Carlisle Indians loom strong as a potent scoring threat while Thorpe shines against Villa Nova. Holmes and Guertin duel for track al title, Kling contemplates retirement, Fowler eyes indoor marathon relay glory with Queal, and ticket woes dampen Fenway world series hopes. Boxing penalties, Houck, McGoorty, and Papke headlines, with Intercollegiate cross country near Utica and Harvard Yale game clash.
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Carlisle Indians
Redskins
Jimmy
Thorpe
Villa Nova
Joe Finneran
Johnny Mack
New Haven
Johnny
Joe
Harvard
Utica
Finneran
Annapolis
Yale
Adventuaance
Reservation notices for World Series tickets and attendance
The note explains seat reservations for the World Series in Boston, with noon cutoff on the first game day and refunds if the third game is not played. It also cites an official attendance of 20,577 for the Pittsburg Detroit series and mentions local printing honors and athlete titles involving Char Holway and Louis Guertin.
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Fenway Park
Red Sox
Boston
Ww. J. S
Provincetown
Iif
Pittsburg
Detroit
Char Holway
Woonsocket
Louis Guertin
Providence
Woonsocket Ranney Culetestie Bonhag
Ameri Aorge
Strong eleven expected at St Johns Danvers this fall
St John s Preparatory School of Danvers names Neil B Doherty captain after his end role last season. George Jones returns as coach with veterans Towle and Devlin and a strong new lineup including Griffin McLaughlin Cody Costello Whalen Wilson Luf kin Buckley and Fitzgerald. Schedule lists October and November games with Beverly Salem Peabody Malden Lowell Tech Haverhill and Boston College High.
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Danvers
Neil B. Doherty
Cambridge
George Jones
Holy Cross
Doherty
Towle
Portland
Devlin
Lawrence
Bill Sheehan
Griffin
McLaughlin
Beverly Industrial
Salem High
Salem
Peabody High
Beverly High
Beverly
Malden High
Malden
Lowell Tech
Haverhill High
Haverhill
Salem Normal
Boston College High
Boson
Lawrence Academy to Open Football Season vs Clinton High
Lawrence Academy meets Clinton High School in its season opener next Saturday in Groton. Five veterans headline the lineup including Palmer Burke and Achorn who starred last year. The schedule lists games with Lowell Textile Hudson Groton School and Boston College High among others.
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Lawrence Academy
Clinton Groton
Clinton High School
Lawrence
Palmer
Burke
Achorn
Clinton High
Lowell Textile
Lowell
Hudson High
Hudson
Groton School
Boston College High
Allen School
West Newton
Williams Scrimmage at Weston Field Trials
Williams reports a long snappy scrimmage at Weston Field with varsity against second eleven and later freshmen in. Prindle and Turner missed heavy work due to injuries while a final scrub bout ended the session.
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Williamstown
Weston Field
Daly
Prindle
Turner
Hub Men Win at Brockton Track Meet
Brockton hosts annual fair track events with Irving Howe of English High Boston winning the open 100 yard dash. Joe Stiva of the B A A wins the three mile event and Tom Halpin takes the 440 yard in 52 seconds.
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Brockton Fair
Irving Howe
Boston
Joe Stiva
Tom Halpin
Michel Murphy
Jamaica Plain
Ore
Alfred R. Taylor
Charlestown
W. G. Dockum
Beverly
Irving T. Howe
English High
J. L. McLoughlin
Sonnege B. R. I
Se F. Finneran
Worcester
Mahoney
Waverley
William Hoeffner
Dorchester
Ge A. Litenfela
Newton
J. M. Lawrence
Lawrence
Plymouth County
Kid Mercier Beats Farren At Lawrence Boxing Clash
In Lawrence on October 3 the Unity Club staged its season opener. Kid Mercier defeated Joe Farren after 12 rounds in a hard fought main event. Preliminary draws featured Young Rothwell vs Johnny Mansfield, and Beverly’s Johnny Hyle beat Johnny Coes of Boston. About 600 attended. an all-star bout is planned for next Thursday.
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Unity Club
Kid Mercier
Joe Farren
South Boston
Mercier
Young Rothwell
Johnny Mansfield
Johnny Hyle
Beverly
Johnny Coes
Boston
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