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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1908

Page

9

We Refused To Make Weights In Joe Gans Bout

Gans and Murphy failed to agree on weight for a six round bout set for Oct 23 under Jim Buckley of the New Polo A A in New York. Murphy and his manager Johnny Oliver demanded a weight cut, forcing Buckley to cancel. Buckley now seeks Owen Moran to meet Murphy. Also, Rudy Unholz vs Cyclone Johnny Thompson is slated Oct 29 in San Francisco.

Joe Gans Tommy Murphy Gans Jim Buckley New Polo A. A New York Buckley Murphy Johnny Oliver Owen Moran Rudy” Unholz Johnny Thompson Pacific A. C San Francisco Rae Nelson Anvil Battler Willys Britt

May break athletic relations with Britain

At the Amateur Athletic Union annual meeting on November 23 the suspension of Carpenter by the British Association will be discussed. Intense feeling in athletic circles here centers on the move and many fear the British action could lead to a severance of U S relations unless American authorities uphold Carpenter’s suspension.

Britain New York Amateur Athletic Union Carpenter

Ruth Dillon Beats Favorite In Lexington Harness Race

In Lexington on October 16 the opening harness event saw Ruth Dillon win heats one and two ahead of favorite Lady Jones who placed second in both. Red Cross won heat three, Ruth Dillon took heat four and the overall race, Locust Jack won the 2:07 trot with heats one and three, and Tax Title Reel Foot and Will C. each won a heat in the 2:00 pace. The 2:00 pace final was to be finished tomorrow and Aileen Wilson dominated by winning both heats.

Ruth Dillon Lexington Lexington Lady Jones Red Cross Locust Jack Tax Title Reel Foot Will C

Legion of Honor holds reception on Governor's Island

This afternoon General Frederick Dent Grant hosted the Legion of Honor at a reception on Governor's Island. The group will attend its annual banquet at the Hotel Astor Saturday night.

Wew York Legion of Honor Frederick Dent Grant Department of the East Governor’s Island Hotel Astor

Brookline Beats Volkmann 5–0 In Annual Grid Clash

Brookline High defeated Volkmann School 5 to 0 at Volkmann Field Brookline. Bouve scored the lone touchdown on a 49-yard run after a Volkmann fumble early in the first half. Jerry Driscoll Brookline center was injured and replaced by Nicholls. The game featured heavy fumbling with both sides contesting every drive and several notable tackles by Chadwick and Walker. Attendance was 750.

Brookline High Volkmann School Volkmann Field Brookline Volkmann Bouve Jerry Driscoll Driscoll Kent Street Nicholls Gallert Walker Allan Chadwick Conway Volkman Nadel Jacobs McGrath P. O'Hearn Ainaworth Floyd Gallett O'Hearn Allen Pogue O’hearn Nicholis Ainsworth Baldwin O’ Hearn Brown Johnson Boure Conway Gleason Mffrey Nadel Niccolls Cutter Gallett T G Storms Curtis Pogqe Ll. T Grego Bouve Chadwic Kerrigan Q. B Allen Jacobs R. H Ford Baldwin O’hearn F. Drs Ceceeeseesesesers F. B Rouve A. J. Woodlock J. B. O'Connell Dr. Bowker Miller Elliott Jim

Corkran Dominates Country Club Open Round and Matches

B W Corkran from Baltusrol, Harvard student, posted a 63 with seven threes in the morning and six threes and a two in the afternoon. He defeated T Briggs and A Carnegie, while S K Sterne advanced with two extra hole wins to reach the semi finals.

B. W. Corkran Baltusrol Harvard T. Briggs A. Carnegie S. K. Sterne P. W. Whittemore Clyde Park T. M. Claflin Massachusetts Sterne J. G. Thorpe Oakley and Country Club Thorpe C. W. Bass Portsmouth R. E. Sproule Wollaston A. J. Wellington Woodland I. W. Small Winchester A. M. Crosby Chestnut Hill J. H. Dodge A. Daniels L. Fowle T. Crother Alpine J. B. Hylan Vesper W. B. Merrill B. Tracy H. ©. Cushman Ss. K. Sterne T. G. Stevenson Country W. F. Morgan, Jr Baltimore G. F. Willett

McCoy Steals Spotlight In Lackluster Six Round Fight

New York October 16 The McCoy Stewart bout failed to deliver with both fighters avoiding engagement. McCoy showed limited power while Stewart offered little offense as the crowd jeered the one sided and dull match.

McCoy Stewart

Tom Gradys for the House in Ward 6 and beyond

Two Thomases Grady appeared for the House in Ward 6 with Democratic-Citizen tags. Ed Jenney of Hyde Park filed as Democratic-Independent while Hunt for 100 Republican signatures boosts his run. Ward 16 Maloney failed filing. several independents and party nominees contest seats in multiple wards.

Tom Gradys Ward 6 Thomas J. Grady Fitzgerald Thomas E. Grady Edward Jenney Hyde Park Senator Jenney Robert Luce Robert Campbell Jenney Joseph J. Flynn Lawrence Fifth Bailot Law Commission Butler Ames Michael J. McAttrick James H. Doyle Samuel H. Mildram J. A. W. Silver W. Prentiss Parker Timothy Q. Murphy John J. Butler John J. Maloney Maloney

Ancient orderly book sold at auction for 725 dollars

A manuscript orderly book kept by Captain Abijah Willard in 1755 sold for 725 dollars at Libbie's auction. George H. Richmond of New York bought the book, noted for its fine preservation and unpublished status. The volume records daily orders, regimental returns, and company lists from the Nova Scotia expedition.

Abijah Willard Joseph A. Willard Libbie’s George H. Richmond New York Captain Willard Nova Scotia

Allen and Rock Ridge Fight Ends in Police Stop

A crowd of about fifty, including players and rooters, clashed at a West Newton football game between Allen School and Rock Ridge, with pickets used as weapons. Police intervened after teachers failed to quell the brawl. Allen won 12 to 0.

West Newton Rock Ridge Wellesley Cook Allen School Kolb King

Bankers and Brokers League Bowling Night at Adams Square Alleys

Eight teams competed at Adams Square Alleys in a bowling league night described as lively with many knocking down pins. The report notes mixed scores and the event drew local participants from the banking and brokerage community.

Bankers and Brokers Adamsquare

Harvard Freshmen to Meet Exeter Academy in Showdown

The Harvard freshman football team departs Cambridge this morning for Exeter to play the Exeter Academy this afternoon. They beat Groton School last Saturday for the first time in three years and are improving fast for a tough contest with the Exeter squad.

Harvard Cambridge Exeter Exeter Academy Groton School Academy

Most Beautiful Woman selects New England winner

A New England woman is chosen as the Most Beautiful Woman with a focus on perfect form and feature. The issue highlights her photographs and traces the arc of her success in a tomorrow feature.

New England

Boston Doubles Efficiency in Firearm Speed Invention

A government approved invention promises to double gun firing speed. The device, lauded for efficiency, is expected to transform military and policing use with rapid rate of fire.

The Up-to-Date Woman Remakes Her Hands for New Owns

A fashion focused note describes women spending hours remodelling hands to fit new trends and ownership motifs highlighted by The Fiction Magazine. The piece hints at social pressures and changing beauty norms shaping daily routines.

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