Loughrey Quill Draw In Brutal New England Ring Clash
In a 12 round contest at the Armory A A last night Young Loughrey of Philadelphia and Tommy Quill of Boston fought to a draw. Loughrey pressured from start to finish, using body work to wear down Quill who tried to tie up and clinch. The bout was declared clean and exciting with a rematch likely.
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Willie Riley
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McFarland bids 45 round bout with Nelson for title
The note from Forty second Street to the Post reports Packy McFarland offering to fight Battling Nelson for 45 rounds. Nelson calls the plan publicity and says he will consider a match with McFarland or any top challenger who proves his merit, via his manager Wills Britt. Nelson notes he is busy with theatrical engagements and accepts only a serious bid from a class fighter who can show the right to contend for the title.
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Dane
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Auction pitch hand ends with B victory
In a nine by seven auction pitch, A deals to B for three. B follows with low jack and the game, A staying high. B wins the hand and the auction.
Harvard Dormitory Bumping Races Set At River Course
Harvard hosts inter dormitory bumping races this afternoon on a mile and three-eighths course from the second bend in the river above Boylston street to the boat house. Eight oared crews from campus dormitories compete 90 feet apart with a finals heat between leading boats chosen by Coach Wray and Captain Severance. The Filley cup, donated by Mr. B A G Fuller in 1906, will again be the annual prize.
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Boylston Street
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Severance
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Volkmann Eleven Prep for Friday Clash With Stone School
Volkmann trained hard under Dan Follett for Friday's game with Stone School. English High second team beat third 12 to 0 at Franklin Park. Harry Lee and Bunny Estabrook returned this season boosting backfield strength. Captain Charley Bryant stars for Browne Nichols. Stone School impressed Roxbury Latin observers. Frank Madden shines at Boston Latin moving from halfback to end. Bates brothers at Quincy High excel in backfield. Rumor says Clarence Mixer may rejoin Somerville High.
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Dan Follett
Stone School
Franklin Park
Frank Madden
Boston Latin School
Tufts
Sanderson
Barry
St. John’s Preparatory School
Geary
Newton High Meets St. Mark's Today in Fierce Battle
Newton High and St. Mark's clash at Southboro as both teams surge forward in late season play. Coach Henneage drills Newton at Claflin Field while St. Mark's under Dan Woodhead aims to rebound from a prior defeat.
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Davis
Slocum
Trojans
Dan Woodhead
Roxbury Latin
Newton
English suffrage talk denounces slow Parliament and praises women’s efforts
Mrs Ethel Annakin Snow denounces suffragette image in Boston while recounting English reform efforts. She notes 6 million women pledged to the cause and cites Parliament’s slow enfranchisement. The convention opened at 6 Marlboro Street with Mrs Lucia Ames Mead presiding and officers elected.
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Boston
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Humphry Ward
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Lucia Ames Mead
Philip Snowden
London
Lucia Ames Meads
Alice Stone Blackwell
George F. Lowell
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Lowell
Rose Heinzen
Radcliffe College
Gertrude Cliff
Radcliffe
Clara B. Bentley
The
Bogton
Equal Suffrage League
Hortense D. Hay
Susan A. Whiting
Susan W. Berry
Miss Richards
Etta HE. Quimby
Collins
Bailey
Hogan Blames Open Game for Long List of Injuries
Yale former great tackle Jim Hogan criticizes the open game, blaming reformers and President Roosevelt for changes he says have increased injuries. He cites Princeton New Haven and Cornell, noting ambulance calls and squad losses, while Harvard and others show mixed results as teams adjust.
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Roosevelt
Eliot
James J. Hogan
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New Haven
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Cornell
Knights Triumph in Close Postoffice League Matches
Six teams played in the Odd Fellows' League with Mystic defeating Tremont two games to one in the best series of the night. The United Shoe League offered the closest action, delivering two tense games that capped the evening.
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Tremont
United Shoe League
Pawtucket and Bridgeport Baseball Scores
Pawtucket beat Salem 6 to 3 while Bridgeport defeated New Britain 10 to 4 in early season action.
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New Britain
Meeting Roles Listed for Women’s Club Officials
The forenoon session names President Lucia A Mead and officers including vice president Mary Schlesinger clerk Harriet Laughlin and treasurer Gertrude Newell. Directors and auditors are listed with numerous members. This afternoon from 3 to 5 a reception will be tendered Mrs Julia Ward Howe.
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Lucia A. Mead
Mary Schlesinger
Harriet M., Laughlin
John Leonard
Gertrude B. Newell
Arthur Perry
Otto B. Cole
Alice Stone Blackwell
Henry B. Blackwell
Ida E. Hall
Mary W. Allen
Judith W. Smith
George F. Lowell
Susan A. Whiting
Sarah Lowell
Eliza R. Whiting
Kate W. Townsend
Horatio H. White
Julia Ward Howe
No Break With Navy Harvard Navy Baseball Next Spring
Harvard officials deny severance with the Navy and plan a possible Southern trip. Captain Ned Currier and Manager Cable indicate a game with Annapolis could occur if travel is approved, but no arrangement exists yet. The Harvard team may disband after determining substitutes to finish the season.
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Gatelys BE Expands with New Fashion and Home Lines
Gately & Co Boston branch at 874 and 876 Washington announces season features. Extensive clothing stocks for men and women offer style and value. Additional popular departments include house furnishings and jewelry and silverware. Thirty years old with 44 stores, Gatelys showcases growth from solid business methods.
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Washington Street
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Melrose High Football Players Quit En Masse
Five regular Melrose High School football players quit the team amid changes at the Melrose program. The move comes as the squad faces upcoming schedules and school athletic decisions.
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