Nine fishing vessels bring 277,500 pounds of mixed catch to wharf
Nine fishing vessels arrived at the wharf with a total catch of 277,500 pounds including haddock 136,000 cod 35,500 hake 82,000 and pollock 24,000. Prices held firm with haddock 31-4 cents, large cod 5 cents, hake 1 to 1-2 cents and pollock 1-2 cents per pound. Two new schooners Ethel B Penney and others tied up, while Gloucester vessel Benjamin A Smith arrived with 75,000 pounds of haddock and cod and Leyland liner Bostonian berthed with coal and cargo.
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Boxers Rematch Planned Between Loughrey and Quill
Young Loughrey of Philadelphia and Tommy Quill of Brockton will rematch at the three A's on November 10 after a tense meeting between managers and club directors. Catchweights agreed. no sparring next week as election details will be wired to members. Ketchel weighs 185 pounds and must cut to 158 for a San Francisco bout. Jimmy Britt in London faces Johnny Summers for 10 rounds with potential earnings over 10 000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Quill
Brockton
Armory
A. A
Johnny Mooney
Quill
Jack Hanlon
Loughrey
Hanlon
Mooney
Stanley Ketchel
Bf Papke
San Francisco
Ketchell
California
Joe O'Connor
Jimmy Britt
London
Johnny Summers
Wonderland
Britt
Defection of Melrose High Players Prompts Coach Search
Melrose High announces five top football players have defected, reviving hopes for interest and potential return if a competent coach is hired. A meeting will decide on a coach, with a Harvard alumnus named as a likely hire to ready the squad for championship contests.
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Letherman
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Miner
Goding
Hadley
SHIPPING NEWS ITEM OCT 29 ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS
Shipping data lists arrivals and clearances. Steamers Bostonian and City of Columbus sailers and tugs Tow numerous barges to Bangor Gloucester Marblehead and Portland. Multiple vessels clear and sail from Philadelphia New York and Newport News with tow barges and cargo to numerous ports including Salem Newburyport and Hoboken.
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Manchester
F. Leyland & Co. Ltd
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Columbus
Bury
Savannah
Howard, Chase
Baltimore
Newport News
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
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New York
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Linscott
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Glendower
Newburyport
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Sevier
Brookside
Cleona
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Nottingham
Bennett
Port Johnson
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Lackawanna
Lewis
Hoboken
N. J
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Canisteo
Standard
Godfrey
Clementsport
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Juniata
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Stroudsburg
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Burnside
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Pine Forest
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Rutherford
Boston Girl Golf Victor in Eastern Championship Final
Miss Harriet Curtis the 1906 golf champion defeated Miss Fanny Osgood the Eastern champion on the Country Club links in Wilmington Del. to win the chief cup final. Mrs. Fitler won the second cup beating Miss Finsmuth 8 up 1 to play. Miss Louisa Wells beat Miss Hilles 2 up in another pairing. Mollie Adams defeated Frances Griscom 3 up 1 to play. The final mixed foursome ended in a tie and Wells and Dr Carr won after a coin toss as play halted due to darkness.
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Fanny Osgood
Fitler
Merion Cricket Club
Finsmuth
Riverton
N. J
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Brookline Country Club
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Wollaston
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Merion
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Bothner Wins Match Defeats Williams at Columbia
In a city bout at the Columbia Bartley Williams challenged George Botimer but Bothner proved the real lightweight champion. Williams attempted two throws in an hour, taking the first fall in 21 minutes. Bothner captured the second fall and the match in 16 minutes.
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George Botimer
Columbia
Bothner
Williams
Packy McFarland Eyes Welsh Fight If Jeffries A. C. Posts $6000
Packy McFarland will weigh a match with Freddie Welsh the English lightweight if the Jeffries A. C. offers five thousand six hundred dollars for his end. The boxer expresses guarded optimism about the possible bout.
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Freddie Welsh
Jeffries A. C
City League Rolls Up Big Scores in Last Evening Play
Somerset, Adams Square, Noddle Island, and Wisdey each swept three games while Boylston Regal and Murray Irwin won others. Murray & Irwin led team totals with 1479 and 510 in the Han over street game. Poehler Wisdey topped individuals with 327 in three strings. McKee Murray & Irwin 326. Keith Adams Square 398. Clancy Somerset 321. Keith Adams Square had a high single of 181.
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Harvard 1912 Second Defeats Noble & Greenough 6 0
At Dexter Field Brookline the Harvard freshman second team defeated Noble and Greenough School 6 to 0. Harvard scored early in the first half and held the lead as Noble tried new plays. Coach Richardson praised his charges for their effort and the well played contest.
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Mexican Day at New England Food Fair in Mechanics Building
The New England Food Fair in Mechanics Building will host Mexican Day with many city and Mexican officials in attendance. A generous donation of souvenirs will be available to attendees.
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