120 New Auto Licenses Granted This Week
The Highway Commission issued 120 automobile licenses for the week ending last night. The list includes names and addresses across Massachusetts and nearby states, with brands such as Cadillac Oldsmobile Buick and Ford, and firms like General Vehicle Co and Park Painter noted among the recipients.
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Highway Commission
Maurice V. Bresnahan
Chestnut St
Lynn
Jeffery
William Naismith
Collins St
Woonsocket
R. I
Stevens
Flie L. Ponvert
West Thirtieth St
New York
N. Y
White
Ira D. Morse
Groveland St
Haverhill
Timothy Sullivan
Hudson St
Marlboro
Pope
Frank W. Stevens
Beacon St
Newton Centre
Maxwell
Augusta Bliss
Fifth Ave
Packard
M. van H. Densmore
Pleasant St
Worcester
Cadillac
Fred N. Ashworth
Cross St
Somerville
George W. Hadley
Buckingham Hotel
Daniel W.tibbetts
Ifenry St
Medford
Eisenhuth
George BR. Nugent
Washington St
Winchester
Frederick PB. Drew
High St
Fast Dedham
Oldsmobile
Herbert T. Drake
Copley Square
Boston
Electric
Horace F. Muller
Village Ave
Dedham
Clarence L. de Roehn
Canal St
Chelmsford
Locomobile
Herbert TL. Louie
Acushnet
Mass
United Manufacturing Company
Russell B. Lowe
Main St
Fitchburg
William B. Hubbard
Congreve St
Roslindale
Corbin
Rederick F. Fuller
Cheever St
Mattapan
Crest
Walton & Logan Company
General Vehicle Co
Warren A. Swift
Greylock Ave
Taunton
Alfred M. Doerfler
Bartlett St
Malden
Winton
Arthur E. Shattuck
Second St
Mittineague
Thomas
Malcolm Douglass
Tioga St
Philadelphia
Penn
Frank H. Davis
Broad St
Elizabeth
N. J
Brazier
George A. Gay
North Meridian St
Indianapolis
Ind
National
Helen I. Lovell
Station Ave
East Weymouth
Edmund W. Clap
Marlboro St
Ford
William R. Farrington
South Main St
Middleboro
Edward F. Baker
Commonwealth Ave
A Bopp
Boulevard
Revere
Nick
Frederick W. White
Fourth St
Chelsea
Autocar
Park Painter
Ocean Road
Watch Hill
Caroline G. Bridge
Manning St
Providence
KR. I
Charles G. Peters
East Wiftieth St
Fiat
Duncan B. Cameron
Ninty-sixth St
James J. Murphy
Peabody
Barnstable
Franklin
Elmer FE. Rhodes
North Attleboro
Charles Schmitt
Ocean St
Waltham
Anna C. Ames
Pierce
Charles Fry
Highbrook Road
Bar Harbor
Lee Stevens
Ship St
Hingham
Walter F. Barton
Linden St
Salem
Adrian Iselin
New Rochelle
Stanley
Edward F. Newton
Romsey St
Dorchester
Lane Green
Winthrop, Ord
Gertrude B. Miller
West
Hotchkiss
Mary F. Higham
Crest Ave
Winthrop
Charles R. Dendroeder
William H. Wilder
Woodland Ave
Gardner, Stanley
Thomas W. Surette
West Ninth St
Asa G. Howland
Pratt St
Allston
Baseball News and Comment
Two games today begin at 3:30 with Dorchester at Ashmont field against Fort Warrens. Beverly and Wakefield duel. a special Wakefield train leaves at 1:30. Carrigan shines for Huntington Avenue fans as Boston teams reshuffle managers. Glaze wins likely odds for Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlanders
Washingtons
White Sox
Cleveland
Waddell
Rube
Willis-Mars
Ashmont Field
Dorchester
Dorchesters
Fort Warrens
Beverly
Wakefield
Wakefield Routers
Bishop
Carrigan
Huntington Avenue
Jimmy Collins
Collins
Athletics
Soston
Ralph Glaze
Boston
Tannehill
Glaze
Peterson
Philadelphia
Hugh McBreen
Armbruster
Buster
Connie Mack
Worcester
Walter Sibley
Fred Doe
Jordan Marsh Company
Walworth
Locust Street Grounds
Joe O'Neill
Kelly
Walworths
Frank Farrell
New York
Jake Stahl
Washington
Bill Armour
Detroit
Lajoie
Watson
Tufts College
South Bend
Ind
Ashmont
Dorchester A. C
Pop star Chick Stahl and a sailing clash headline Boston sport notes
The column lauds Chick Stahl as Boston’s fan favorite and ponders a possible 1907 managerial role. It also covers yacht race results, a Union label dispute delaying a fight card, and Comstock price-gouging in Klondike event coverage with notes on Nelson and Gans.
Ecstatic Sets World Record for Pacing Mares at Readville
Ecstatic daughter of Ontario won the free-for-all pace heat at Readville securing a new world record for pacing mares with a 2 01 3 4 mile. The Vermont owned horse also won the third heat in 2 02 4 while Angus Pointer finished first in heat one in 2 03 8. The events included Argot Boy Laurietta Daphne Direct Moore The Judge Mercy Me Stiletto and Angiola with Angiola also taking the 2 07 trot. Money winners were Ecstatic 505 and Angus Pointer 350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Ecstatic
Ontario
Angus Pointer
New Hampshire Pacer
George EK. Whitney
Hestatic
Buffalo
Cleveland
Vermont
Newton
F. B. Lang
John M
Maud Keswick
Laconda
Lang
Sidney Pointer
Argot Boy
Moore
Legateer
Daphne
Mercy Me
Stiletto
Angiola
Iron Mountain
Turley
Norman B
Helen Norte
B. G
W. Cox
Daphne Direct
CB. Welper
Webeescum Moore
T. Murphy
the Judge
Stiletto Co
Lanrietta
Wilkes-Anna Miller
Laurietta
B. m
B. Kenney
Argot
Ee Wrens
B. Walker
Stiletto m
IT. Murphy
Legsteer
Artillery
O. Ames
Br. Norman B
Uarter
Gregory the Great-Arline
Eeceseese Turley, Br. Ge
HK. Geers
Ah Acne Norman B
W. McCarthy
Sidney Pointer-Jane
Grant
Hambletonian
E. Sanderlin
EF. Lang
A Laconda
T. al
V. Nuckols
Lacondna
Br. G
H. Rutherford
Ontario Ethelwyn
Harold
F. Lang
Festatic
Ethelwyn
FF. Lang
Eestatic
Labor Day Athletics Draw Big Entries in Cambridge
Cambridge Central Labor Union gears up for Labor Day events at Cambridge Field with forenoon games afternoon speeches and an evening band concert. The extensive entry list includes J F Cullen J J Floyd Harry Jacobs Ellery Clark D F Mahoney L F Wheaton and many others from Y M C A St Alphonsus A A and Catholic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Central Labor Union
Cambridge Field
J. F. Cullen
Quincy
Mass
J. J. Floyd
Quincy Y. M. C. A
Harry Jacobs
Dorchester
J. J. Magee
St. Joseph’s A. A
William C. Rollins
Harold R. Perry
Llery H. Clark
Philip Monroe
Weymouth
F. 8. Sumner
Boston Y. M. GC. A
L. F. Wheaton
J. W. Ricker
South Boston
C. W. Faulkner
St. Alphonsus Association
J. D. Ford
W. W. Kelley
Charles D. Dalton
William Lawler
I. M. Porter
Lynn Y. M. Cc. A
W. J. Middleton
Lynn
J. M. Story
Somerville
J. G. Newell
Lawrence Y. M. C. A
E. A. Erickson
George E. Riley
St. Joseph's A. A
H. A. Korte
Boston
A. J. Post
Robert Cc. Hunter
W. J. Bell
England
William Martin
William
C. Rollins
Scratch
Ellery H. Clark
D. F. Mahoney
Brookline
N. S. Ray
St. Alphonsus A
W. H. McVicar
F. P. Sheehan
F. W. Kelley
Lynn Y. M. C. A
J. W. Roberts
G. A
L. G. Fay
James J. Lee
A. L. Ross
Willam Martin
J. F. O'Donnell
Andover
Daniel Moynihan
Cambridge
H. W. Murphy
W. 8. Ray
John E. Stanley
St. Stephen's A. A
S. A. Bryant
Clark Hinman
West Virginia University
C. C. Ford
Boston Bears Athletics 8 to 1 in Open Game
Boston's hitters overwhelmed Rube Waddell with 16 hits and 8 runs led by Heydon Hoey Stahl and Ferris. Glaze pitched well for Boston while Cunningham struggled in relief as the Yankees? no, Athletics fell 8 to 1. Two more games scheduled for today with Tannehill to start one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rube Waddell
Athletics
Waddell
Cunningham
Heydon
Hoey
Stahl
Ferris
Ralph Glaze
Glaze
Cross
Fanning Knight
Hartsel
Connie Mack
Parent
Morgan
Philadelphia
Jack Knight
Davis
Grimshaw
Carrigan
Lord
Rube
Murphy
Knight
Tannehill
AB H. Po. A. F. Conroy
Ec. F. Eeereeaere
Keeler
R. F
Fiberfeld
Ereeeewe
Laporte
Kleinow
Thomas
Barger
Orth
Uielde Sc
Washington
Jones
Altizer
Eresene
Anderson
L. F
Hickman
Wakefield
Hardy
Hughes
Stanley
Delehanty
O’loughliin
C. F
Eveveerer
R. BH TB PO
Wartsel
Fee
Seybold
Wees
Shreck
Tross
P Weer
Eveeee
Run
Parent Cunningham
Pire
Ilurst
Worcester Defeats Lynn 10 to 3 to Lead New England League
Worcester beats Lynn 10 to 3 in New England league action. Worcester gains early control with a five run seventh inning while Lynn faltered in the fifth. Chadbourne collected two two base hits with two outs for multiple RBIs as Frock and Knotts handled pitching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Worcester
Lynn Today
Labelle
Chadbourne
R.h.le
Frock
Knotts
Burton and Madden
Hastings
Lowell Players Beat Klobedanz In Six To Four Game
The Lowell nine defeated Klobedanz 6 to 4 in New Bedford as Shannon relieved Taylor after two batters, Abbott limiting hits and slowing the locals. Batting by Lowell highlighted the contest while New Bedford stalled. Umpire Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Lowell
Klobedanz
Shannon
Taylor
Abbott
R.H.E. Lowell
Taylor and
Galvin
Klobedunz and Coveney
Stafford
Lawrence Defeats Fall River In Close 7-4 Game
Lawrence beat Fall River 7 to 4 in a tight contest. Fall River short stop Moorehead committed seven errors, contributing to over half the runs for Lawrence. The game was tied twice before Lawrence took the lead in the seventh and held on. Batteries Whiting and Cote for Lawrence Yeager and Watters for Fall River. Umpire O Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lawrence
Whiting and Cote
Yeager
Watters
O’ Brien
Manchester Defeats Haverhill In Afternoon Game
Manchester defeated Haverhill this afternoon in a regional matchup. The result boosted Manchester's standings as both teams competed for early season supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Manchester
N. H
Haverhill
Local team loses in slow game 11 5
Murch pitched well for the locals and his hitting was noted as a feature. Manchester scored 11 runs on 8 hits while Haverhill managed 4, with errors and innings detailed in a sparse box. Umpire Henry presided as batteries were Murch McCabe Walters Ahearn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murch
R.H.E. Manchester
Haverhill
McCabe
Walters
Ahearn
Henry
Pulliam Seeks Re election as National League President
Henry C. Pulliam announces he will run again for NL president at the December meeting. He blasts McGrawism and club influence over umpires, warning he would retire from professional baseball if defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Henry C. Pulliam
National Baseball League
Puiliam
National League
Pulliam
Thompson Returns to Help Detroit in Victory Over St Louis
Sam Thompson, veteran right fielder, played in Detroit’s lineup to bolster the crippled club. He singled with bases loaded in the fifth to drive in two runs and seal a 5 to 1 win as Mullin and Howell struggled. Howell split a finger and may miss the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Sam Thompson
Jones
St. Louis
Mullin
Howell
Jacobsen
MelIntyre
Lindsay
O'Leary
Schaefer
Donovan and Petty
Philadelphia at Boston Two Game Series
Washington travels to New York for two games as St. Louis visits Detroit and Chicago faces Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. J. Boston
Philadelphia
NEW York Ee
Washington
NEW York
Washington Steer
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York Ad
Eae
St. Louis
Boston
Callahan Rejoins White Stockings For Season Finish
Chicago Aug 31 James Callahan signed to finish the season with the White Stockings President Charles Comiskey announced. Callahan played for the club last year and this season had been managing a local semi professional team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Comiskey
Chicago American League
Boston & Maine cuts 500 mile ticket price
The Boston and Maine announces a rate reduction on 500 mile tickets to ten dollars starting Sept 1, 1906. An experiment with 1000 mile bearer tickets restricted to Massachusetts proved successful and the railroad will extend this use to all lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine Railroad
Chicago Defeats Cleveland 5-4 in Nine Innings
Chicago edged Cleveland 5 to 4 as Stovall’s three base hit and Flick’s two base hits highlighted the offense. Moore started for Cleveland and Altrock worked eight innings for Chicago with Owen finishing. Eleven men left on base and nine total errors marred the contest on August 31 in Cleveland.
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New York
Conroy
Keeler
Elberfeld
Chase
Yeager
Delehanty
McGuire
Chesbro da O'S
Washington
R. BH. PO
Jones
Falkenburg
Pesce
Eeneeeres Eeees
Chesbro
Mortarity
Hickman
al- Cross
Stahl
Tizer
Altizer
Cleveland
Chicago
Altrock
Barbeau
Townsend
Moore
Owen
Flick
Sheridan
PO A
Hahn
Eerake
Eevee
Isbell A
Aibiene
Davis
Sees Eeoee
Donaie
Dougherty
Renee
Sullivan
Tannehill
Ese Neens
aRohe
Eeeneee
O'Neill
Ereeer Ce
Cleveland AB
PH PO
Caffyn
Stovall Ib
Eres & O
Turner
Lajoie
Svete Eeesevreeere
Congalton
Coenmneere
Peee
Bemis
Eels
Ese Ee Eee
See
Bdrossman
Eesee
eClark
Caddies Tie Then Decide In Golf at Commonwealth Club
Thirteen caddies from the Commonwealth Golf Club played a nine hole match yesterday afternoon. John Grady, Thomas Madigan and Charles Mahoney tied for the first round with 37 each, Grady winning after the playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Golf Club
John Grady
Thomas Madigan
Charles Mahoney
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Gloucester St
Aleanzo D. Newcomb
Holmfield Ave
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Michigan Ave
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