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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1907

Page

8

New England Leads New York Auto Show Dealers

New England exhibitors dominate the New York Auto Show with agents from Massachusetts Maine and other states seeking lines for the coming season. Maxwell-Briscoe reports 70 agents at a Boston dinner and plans 100 cars. Ford and Rainier lines attract buyers amid a cautious market as display traffic shifts to serious purchase intent.

New York American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association New England Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Company Frank J. Tyler Maxwell-Briscoe-Boston Company Charles So, Fay Ford James Couzens West Lewis Boston The Dragon Automobile Company A. I. Morrison Morrison Price Company Rainier Cars Rainier

Roxbury Latin Varsity Faces Malden High In Key Local Battle

Today Roxbury Latin meets Malden High in a stubborn gridiron clash as both teams ride momentum from Saturday wins. Malden High impressed by Stoneham 17 0 while Roxbury Latin beat St George s. O Brien Parker Rowell vie for halfback, Packard end, Smith Hill fast for Latin.

Roxbury Latin School Malden Fligh Roxbury Latin St. George's Malden High Stoneham O’brien Parker Rowell Packard Smith Hill Stoneham High Morey Macormack G. Miner

Minor league baseball convention opens in New York

Baseball magnates and league officials gather in New York for the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Negotiations touch on classifying major and minor leagues, independence movements, and a possible third major league backing in St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.

New York Maine California National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues Fifth Avenue Hotel American Association National Association Eastern League St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburg East George Dovey Boston National League John T. Taylor Crevyath Donohue Boston

West Point Beefs Up Line In Rain Work At Army Practice

Captain Ernest Graves and coach Cutts led a tough session to sharpen the varsity line in a driving rain at the Stadium. Grants and Daly aided by coaching individuals and pushing aggressive play as injuries worry the squad with Parker, Newhall, Fish, Rand, Bird, Wendell, Apollonio and Mason sidelined or limited. Brennan and Mason confirmed out for the season.

Ernest Graves West Point Army Cutts Graves Charney Daly Springfield Crane Leary Daly Parker Newhall Fish Rand Bird Lockwood Brown Apollonio Wendell Mason Brennan

Star pacer Frank Yokum dies at Chester farm

Chester Penn Oct 28 Frank Yokum a famous pacer who equalled eight track records and set 38 half mile records died today at the Moore Brook stock farm near here. Yokum owned by Charles Longbotham of this city was by Parker with Jane White dam and was regarded by horsemen as one of the gamest pacers ever in a race.

Chester Penn Frank Yokum Moore Brook Stock Farm Here Yokum Charles Longbotham Parker Jane White

Calvins Clash with Pardello in Columbia Catch Finish

Pat Calvin the Trish heavyweight wrestler arrives in Columbia full of confidence for tonight's match with Pardello under catch-as-catch-can rules. Calvin aims to drive the Italian cyclone to top speed in the finish bout.

Pat Calvin Pardello Columbia

Billiard Winners Hit High Scores In Local Matches

Ryan defeated Stubbs 50 to 40 in a three cushion match at Hab Billiard Palace with Stubbs making a high run of 7. Horne beat Ashe 200 to 1232 at balk line, a record high run of 27. Prior won 200 to 158 over Webster in the Class B New England amateur championship at Imperial Billiard Room. Parker and Shute have tonight’s matchups.

Ryan Stubbs Hab Billiard Palace Cutler Horne Ashe Franklin DeFvietes Imperial Billiard Room Prior Webster Parker Shute

Dartmouth Faces Open Game Amid Rainy Practice in Hanover

Dartmouth Varsity and scrubs conducted practice in the gymnasium under today s rain. Injuries to Stuart and Ingersoll are minor but expected to heal. Coaches praise Sherwin at left tackle and anticipate left side competition after Bankart s return. They insist the team will be developed in the new run oriented style before Harvard.

Volkmann-Allen West Newton Newton High Volkmann Orrin Wood Gage Kennard Miller Newton Harvard

Bowling League Downs Closely Contested Night

The American Express league bowled at Casino alleys with Inward losing the first string to Outward but winning the odd string after a tied second string. Transportation swept two of three from Claim and a final tie determined the overall results.

American Express League Inward Outward Transportation Claim

New York H and H sweep league series at Carruth alleys

In the Corporation league at Carruth alleys New York H and H defeated American Can Co Boston L forfeited the game to New England Telephones and Telegraph. Final scores show New York H and H topping Can 1342 to 1331 with detailed player tallies and team totals.

Carruth Alleys New York New Javen & Hartford American Can Ce Boston New England Telephones and Telegraph

Tremont Wins Three Straight in Chauncy Valleys League

Four lively Commercial league matches last night at Chauncy Valleys saw Tremont defeat Federal in three straight games while North Shore edged Emerson. Ning and Holland led individual honors with strong scoring efforts as the scores remained close throughout the program.

Chauncy Valleys Tremont Federal North Shore Emerson Ning Holland

Close call as firecracker injures Hughey Jennings

Hughey Jennings, Detroit manager and Cornell alumnus, narrowly escaped a hand amputation after a firecracker exploded during a Cornell victory celebration in Ithaca. Doctors confirmed the hand was powder-filled but not amputated.

Ithaca N. Y Hughey Jennings Detroit Cornell Jennings

Deshler and Glover Fight to Twelve Round Boston Draw

Cambridge boxer Dave Deshler and South Boston’s Billy Glover battled 12 rounds at Cooper S. and A. C. Bowdoin Square with Deshler taking the edge in clean blows and ring craft. The decision sparked dispute among fans though most agreed Deshler controlled the bout.

Dave Deshler Cambridge Billy Glover South Boston Cooper S A. C Bowdoin Square Deshler Glover Boston Jimmy Sullivan South End Young Gardner Joe Nelson Chelsea Eddie O'Neil O'Neil

Promoters Seek Summers to Box Hyland in Salt Lake

Boxing news from Boston to Salt Lake outlines Johnny Summers seeking a guarantee to fight Dick Hyland in Salt Lake City, with Summers praised as a draw but not a gambler. The card features Donahue vs Scroggs in a 12 round Lawrence bout, plus Conley Russell and Riley Freeman showdowns, and Moran vs Neil in San Francisco.

Salt Lake Johnny Summers Dick Hyland Johnny Summers Thiyland Young Donshue Roxbury Rouse O’brien Fred Landers Tarry Scroggs Baltimore A. C Lawrence Donahue Scroggs New York Scrogges Rhode Island Bill McKinnon Jack Kelley Charlestown Owen Moran Frankie Neil California Athletic Club San Vrancis Eco Weeks England Pat O'Keefe Marloro Clever Boys Battling Nelson Joe Gans Jim May Reno Tex Rickard Ely Nev May

Woggle Bug previews bettors and seeds a seam in sports lore

In a brisk note of athletic chatter a Woggle Bug column teases Jack Johnsons rising favor with white patrons while joking about gate receipts and rivals like Robert Fitzsimmons and M J OBrien. It recalls a three year old 00 yard sprint record and reports on Patsy Pruitt facing Cincinnati batters.

Jack Johnsing Oregon New York

Boxing Bouts Aboard New Jersey and Missouri Decks

On the battleship New Jersey at Charles Town Navy Yard a crew boxing night drew 800 spectators. Schlossberg and Alteria fought to a draw after ten rounds with Schlossberg the aggressor, while other bouts featured Lulinsky defeating Bauer, Watts beating Raglan, Rodericks over Cristoforno, and exhibition matches by McWinnon and Henel herry. The event included naval band performances and songs by Joe Silva.

New Jersey Charlestown Navy Yard Philip Schlossberg Alteria Missouri North Atlantic Jackies Morton Annapolis Schlossberg Lulinsky Bauer Vermont Joulinsky Cyclone Watts Jackie Charlestown Mose Raglan Watts Rodericks Cristoforno Hughey McWinnon America T. C. Henelherry Boston Murphy Brothers Joe Silva

Chase Aims To Break 1 60 Speedway Mark At Matinee

The Metropolitan Driving Club's racing matinee at Charles River Speedway features Chase aiming to beat his 1:60 record set two weeks earlier and again last week. Entries include pacing and trotting horses across Classes A to J with numerous handlers and owners listed.

Metropolitan Driving Club Charles River Speedway Chase Lass A Mirabeau Denney Bobby Patchen Stanley Mack Br. G A. FB Kenney Chester Boy Ch. G Bellebrino Hb. m H. B. Ralston Goodspeed B. Gi. M Lady Klondike B. m J. A. Craig B. G H. Belleden al Ray Billy Mack I. B. Ralston Edith J A. J. Furbush Leona I. F. Sexton Sir George W. Z. Serton Apia Louise Taylor Trasser Giloria Rex B.m. FE BR. Phillips Billy Ross H. H. Cook Lee C. G. Newcomb

Maine Coach Sees Brown Backfield Superior to Harvard

Orland, Me. Oct. 2 Coach Mc Coy of the University of Maine says Brown has a backfield even better than Harvard's and predicts Brown will score against the Crimson when the teams meet.

Orland McCoy University of Maine Brown Harvard

Sweet Marie and Major Delmar Set for $5000 Side Race

Oct 28 Philadelphia reports Sweet Marie and Major Delmar will race tomorrow at Point Breeze for $5000 a side. Both horses trained on the track. Sweet Marie driven by Billy Andrews, Major Delmar by Alta MacDonald. After the race Sweet Marie heads to Madison Square Garden show before retiring to breeding.

Philadelphia Sweet Marie Major Delmar Point Breeze Track Ach Allentown Poughkeepsie Billy Andrews Alta MacDonald Delmar Madison Square Garden

King Cobalt Wins Remsen Handicap At Jamaica

King Cobalt driven down from 8 to 5 led to a clear victory in the Remsen handicap run over 5 1 2 furlongs at Jamaica Given late fog limited view of remaining races winners in other races included Lajeunesse Don Enrique Hanzarra Gen Haley and Infanta in their respective events

New York King Cobalt Jamaica Lajeunesse Don Enrique Hanzarra Gen. Haley Infanta

Meeting Called to Organize Pioneer Aero Club at Touraine

Mr. Charles J. Glidden convenes a meeting of the N. S. Aero Club at the Hotel Touraine on Friday to finish organizing this pioneer club. It will cooperate with the Aero Club of America and may set up a joint ascension station in Massachusetts, possibly Pittsfield or North Adams.

Charles J. Glidden N. S. Aero Club Hotel Touraine Pioneer Aero Club Aero Club of America Ascension Massachusetts Pittsfield North Adams

Fellow employees give Craddock chest of silver

Samuel J. Craddock of Neponset, married last Sunday, received a surprise at work when colleagues at the Winton and Park breweries welcomed him home. After a brief reception he was presented with a Chest of silverware by Matthew Graham, who offered warm wishes for a happy life ahead.

Samuel J. Craddock Neponset Alice G. McKenna Atlantic Winton and Park Breweries Braddock Matthew Graham Mr. Braddock

Yale Football Light Practice Amid Hospital List

Yale coach Knox reduced practice to 15 minutes of signal work and 10 minutes of scrimmage as heavy injuries thinned the squad after a long game with Villanova. Bureh returned at fullback, Brown showed promise at tackle, and Kinney assisted. Beebe and Rockwell observed Cornell Princeton film and noted Princeton Yale contrasts in rush, backfield strength, and kicker concerns.

New Haven Conn Villa Nova Yale Knox Bobby” Bureh Rush Fulback Jie Paige Buster” Brown Brown Arthur Erwin Ralph Kinney Beebe Brides Foster Rockwell Cornell Princeton Tigers

O'Rourke Bets Strong in New York State Football

Syracuse shows two players nicknamed Celtic handlers while Cornell adds one, signaling a competitive trio in the state football scene led by O'Rourke as a strong betting favorite amid regional rivalries.

O'Rourke New York

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