Lee Seen as Top Contender in National 10 Mile
Hopes run high among New England runners that Jimmy Lee will win the AAU 10 mile national championship to be held November 7 at Celtic Park New York. Lee, a versatile distance star, is the New England champion from 3 to 10 miles and finished sixth in the last AAU Marathon near Coolidge Corner.
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E B. A
Jimmy Lee
Celtic Rk
New York
Lee
New England
Finh
Oolidge Corner
Beverly Man Long Missing in Beverly
Mrs. MacGinnis appeals through the Post for help locating her husband Michael M. MacGinnis of Monroe born 43, 5 feet 6 inches, 140 pounds with brown hair blue eyes sandy mustache and a limp in his left leg. He was last seen June 13 departing a home for work at a Boston firm in Beverly Cove.
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Beverly
Ford
Michael M. MacGinnis
Monroe Et
Marie
MacGinnis
Verry Cove
Boston
Disappearance details of man in distinctive attire
On the day he vanished he wore a light gray plaid suit brown silk tie with red spots light tan shoes a panama hat a gold ring on his left hand and carried a gold watch with the otter initial on the case.
Fitzpatrick the Boston Tailor Shields Noted Fashion Circle
D. W. Fitzpatrick, prominent tailor at 22 Tremont Street, is hailed as a trusted figure among Boston judges, lawyers, and notable professionals. The Splaine Fitzpatrick firm on Court Street built a loyal clientele, and since moving to Tremont Street his shop remains the hub for finely made clothes at accessible prices.
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Greater
Boston
D. W. Fitzpatrick
Tremont Treet
Fitzpatrick
Tremont Street
Shaw and Wheeler Disagree On Free Trade Policy
At a Massachusetts Reform Club dinner in Young's hall, Hon. Leslie M. Shaw argued for continued protection and warned against universal disaster if tariffs are abandoned. Everett P. Wheeler, former New York Reform Club president, urged limiting tariffs to production costs and lowering raw material duties.
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Leslie M. Shaw
Massachusetts Reform Club
Young
Italy
United States
Everett P. Wheeler
New York Reform Club
Wheeler
Peel
Gladstone
England
Boston Latin English High Thanksgiving Day Game
The annual Boston Latin English High football clash will be played on Thanksgiving Day at the American League grounds. Last year the Locust Street grounds were used but could not hold the crowd, so the switch was made and preparations were completed for the contest.
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Boston
Locust Street Grounds
Bouth
Auto Race Opens New Era With 37 Cars Entered
Garden City October 9 Thirty seven cars of American and foreign make are entered for five sweepstake races on the re modeled Vanderbilt cup course on Long Island. First car leaves at 9 o clock with others at brief intervals. Major interest centers on the Motor Parkway sweepstakes a 250 mile test of driving endurance featuring entrants such as Lewis Strang Herbert Lytle Lescault and Lechleitner.
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Garden City
Ng Island
Woodbury
Westbury
Lewis Strang
Herbert Lytle
Lescault
Lechleitner
Early Schoolboy Football Opens Thrilling Interscholastic Slate
Edward J. O Brien reports a packed afternoon of high school football as the Interscholastic league kicks off. Rindge Manual Training School faces English High in a major opener while Medford High and Boston Latin collide, and Exeter meets Princeton freshmen in a hammer.
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Rindge Manual Training School
English High
Cambridge
Ambrose
Coe
Danahy
Charles Cleary
Boston Latin
Medford High
Fans Name Selections for All American Nine
A flood of letters pours in as fans name their All American baseball teams for 1908. selections include Walsh or Mathewson as pitchers, Kling behind the plate, Lajoie at second, Wagner at short, Cobb in right field, Crawford in center, and Hemphill, Joss, and Clarke among others.
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Walsh
Kling
Chase
Evers
Leach
Wagner
Clark
Cobb
Crawford
Moe Connell
Frank L. Lakeman
Roxbury
Chicago
Bowerman
Boston
Mathewson
New York
Donovan
Detroit
Joss
Cleveland
Brown
Tenney
Lajoie
Devlin
Pittsburg
Clarke
McGraw
Hoffman
Cubs
Criss
Wilmonte Johnson
Cohasset
McIntyre
Bradley
Hemphill
Chance
Campello
Walter R. T. Browne
Chicago American
Chicago National
Bransfield
Philadelphia National
Lord
Boston American
Ganley
Washington
Speaker
Gessler
St. Louis American
Niles
M. Barry
Sommerville
Bresnahan
Donlin
Fielder Jones
A. B. Lawrence
Young
Gloucester
Frank A. Gray
Amateur Football Games Wanted by Roslindale Independents
The Independents of Roslindale seek a 135-pound football opponent for a game today. Full expenses provided. Call Oxford 1082 this morning.
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Williston Seminary
Independents
Roslindale
Oxford
Lifeorama Pictures Delight Tremont Temple Crowd
Lyman H. Howe presented Lifeorama moving pictures at Tremont Temple to a large audience with enthusiastic applause. The program featured global scenes including King Edward, King Umberto II, and comedies such as Bobby's New Fire Engine and Buying an Auto.
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Lyman H. Howe
Tremont Temple
Edward
England
Umberto II
Italy
Russia
Frazer River
Switzerland
Bobby
Jimmy Walsh Wins Well Earned Decision
Jimmy Walsh of Boston claimed the bantamweight title with a well earned one round decision over Henry Treffinger of Baltimore at a Eureka Athletic Club show in Baltimore Maryland on October 9.
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Jimmy Walsh
Baltimore
Boston
Henry Treffinger
Eureka Athletic Club
Tug of War Postponement Between City Teams
Arrangements for a second tug of war between St Augustine's Court M C O F and Division 6 A O H were postponed after Division 6 representative Mr Galvin failed to appear at the Post office last night.
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St. Augustine’s Court
Harvard Has Taft Parade At Cambridge
About 800 Harvard undergraduates marched through Cambridge streets led by a band and torches in support of Taft. The rally followed a day-long Republican registration drive at Quincy Square with an estimated 1000 students registering. Ex Attorney General Herbert Parker addressed the crowd at the Harvard Union before another march through the college yard.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Taft
Harvard Republican Club
Quincy Square
Holworthy Hall
Harvard Union
Herbert Parker
Parker
College Yard
Harvard Square
New England
Boston
Kaufmann KO's Bradley in fourth at National Athletic Club
Al Kaufmann of San Francisco knocked out Fred Bradley of Boston in the fourth round of a bout billed as six rounds at catch weights. Kaufmann was about 20 pounds heavier and delivered the decisive blow in New York on October 9.
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New York
al Kaufmann
San Francisco
Fred Bradley
Boston
National Athletic Club
Kaufmann
Fitzgerald Quill Bout at Armory Off After Injury
Willie Fitzgerald hurts his hand in training leading to the Armory fight with Tommy Quill being canceled by club directors on a new Tuesday night.
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Armory A. A
Willie Fitzgerald
The
Armory
Tommy Quill
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