Exeter Meets Harvard 1913 Football Clash at Soldiers Field
Exeter and Harvard freshman standouts from English High Roxbury Latin and Newton High prepare for a Salem era football tilt. Coach McCaffrey leads an eager squad as Roxbury Latin returns five players after trip ban lifting. Volkmann School looms Friday while Cambridge Latin, Somerville, Malden, Everett, and St. John’s Prep arrange practice scrimmages and prepare for next contests.
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Salem High
Daniel Welch
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Dan Feeley
Danvers
Commercial High Triumphs 11-0 Over South Boston High
Commercial High edged South Boston High 11 to 0 at American League grounds after a tough first period. South Boston defended stoutly, but Commercial broke through in the second half with two scores, including a 65 yard run by Slattery after a recovered pass. Weathered by gritty play, the winners capitalized with two touchdowns and a goal. Attendance 509.
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Post Team Is Easily Beaten at Boston Alleys
In a Commercial League game the Post team lost to the Federals at the Boston alleys. Four players appeared creating a dummy string credit of 145. The Federals dominated with Faneuil and Emerson handling the cleanup as the Post men struggled.
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Bowdoin Square Alleys Scores and Totals
Bowdoin Square alleys results show team Bnell & Fuller with two squads and player BPignam posting 665 a total of 5.6 percent pins. Team scores list 1.424 426 417 and 1.367 412 451 with totals 1267 and 1232 for S. M. Howes Team 1 and Team 2 respectively, with midtable tallies and remaining pins.
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Tigers Beat Visitors 7 2 In Jacksonville Exhibition
The Detroit Tigers on their route to Cuba defeated the Jacksonville players 7 to 2 in a Sunday afternoon exhibition. McMillan stood out with strong batting, marking a notable performance for the former Jacksonville star who played with Brooklyn last season.
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Burglars Hidden at Malden Masquerade Ball
Two burglars disguised as farmers attended a masquerade ball at the Malden Auditorium tonight. They gained entry during the event, joined in the festivities briefly, then left through an unlit rear stairway to the courtyard.
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Burglars Escape as Clerk Alerts Police at Building
In a courtyard a ladder was moved to a distant end of a building with offices for dentists, physicians, and manicure workers. The two burglars climbed to the first floor, entered a deserted corridor, but fled when Patrolman William Barrett arrived after clerks notified building manager George D. Campbell. Police suspect the thieves are from Malden.
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Malden
Woman Writer to Wed Artist in Boston Area
Edith Perry Estes of Swain's Pond Malden, a noted juvenile writer and frequent magazine contributor, will wed William P Bodwell, Hyde Park artist and designer of international note. Bodwell, member of the Bostonian Society, is a prominent figure in Greater Boston art and literary circles.
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George J. Perry
Swain's Pond
Malden
William P. Bodwell
Hyde Park
Bostonian Society
Greater Boston
Oil Trust Is Fined 65 000 in Texas Anti-Trust Case
The Standard Oil Company of Indiana was fined 65000 in district court in Austin for violating Texas anti-trust law. Security Oil and Navarro Refining confessed to forming a forbidden combination, with judgments totaling about 175000 against them. Cases against Standard Oil of New Jersey and National Transit were dismissed without prejudice.
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Tex
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National Transit Company
Noiseless Suit Involving Deaf Mute Cheever
In a quiet courtroom Judge Richardson heard F Cheever allege that S H Winne refused to return a bill of sale for his Revere house. Cheever testified via deaf mute sign language that the June 10 1909 sale agreement was for 175 dollars and Winne kept the bill after possession. Judge Richardson reserved his decision.
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$100 000 Purse Offered Jeff for Johnson Fight
Coalinga Athletic Club in Cal. wired James J. Jeffries offering a $100,000 purse to fight Jack Johnson in Coalinga. They promise a certified check in any bank upon acceptance. Jeffries is described as undefeated world champion.
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Wakefield Registration Shrinks in State Election
Wakefield reports total registration for the state election at 2369, down 31 from last year. Voters tally shows a slight drop in participation and reflects early turnout patterns in the town.
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Heavy Demand for Extra Opera Tickets
An unusual response followed yesterday’s announcement of 15 extra Thursday evening performances at the Boston Opera House. The box office stayed busy all day and telegrams and letters from the city and environs poured in as the public sought tickets unable to compete with senior subscribers.
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