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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1906

Page

9

Harvard and Cambridge brace for the international rowing clash

The Harvard and Cambridge crews train with little worry over overtraining as the race nears on Saturday. Cambridge shows a slight edge in early practice while Harvard posts stronger finish times, and betting favors Harvard at 11 to 10 though Cambridge fans remain confident.

Putney Eng Harvard Cambridge Thames Collegians Battle Royal Putney Bridge Hammersmith Bridge Lunt Faulkner Donaldson Simms Bros Leander Filley Crimson Guy Nickalls New London Yale Blagden

Wolcots Challenge 16-Year-Old Teams for State Title

The Dorchester based Roger Wolcots announce they will accept matches against any 16-year-old teams in September aiming for the state championship. With 29 wins and only a loss to Dudley later avenged 7 to 1, they target the Somerville Hodgkins School champions. Manager: Charles Broders, 316 Norfolk Street, Dorchester.

Roger Somerville Hodgkins School Charles Broders Norfolk Street Dorchester

Five Straight Double Headers Won by the Highlanders

The Highlanders have won five straight double headers, taking three from Washington last week and two from the Athletics on Labor Day and Tuesday. Sam Carrick calls the feat unmatched in 30 years, and compares it to the White Sox six-game run in three days. The streak could help New York clinch the flag.

Highlanders Washington Athletics New Yorks Sam Carrick Carrick White Sox Sox Boston Americans Huntington Avenue Heydon Delehanty Bert Josslyn Hugh McBreen Josslyn Providence Cy Young

Collins Ban NOI Lifted

General Charles H. Taylor and Jimmy Collins held a brief conference yesterday. Collins entourage indicates his suspension remains in place while relations with the club are unchanged. Collins attended the game from the stands and plans no public remarks until the lift is definite.

Charles H. Taylor Jimmy Collins Taylor Collins Hugh McBreen Jimmy

East Boston Meet Off as Rockports Cancel Star Pitcher

The planned game between Rockports and Postal Telegraph at the American league grounds is canceled due to Rockports manager Garvey refusing to risk star pitcher Blatchford before a Beverly game. East Bostons will face Postal Telegraph with pitcher Howard, touted as top in the region, at 3 30 p m. The match is billed as a top semi professional contest in the area.

Rockports Postal Telegraph Garvey Blatchford Beverly Stimson East Bostons Howard Walworth Manufacturing Company Boston

Boy Falls Thirty Feet From Roof in Chelsea

A seven year old, Fred Darcy, slipped from the roof of his parents home at 102 Chestnut Street, Chelsea, and landed on the brick sidewalk thirty feet below. A crowd nearby cried out in horror before Frank P. Brennan carried him inside. A physician found only a scalp wound and shock as injuries. The boy had been flying a kite and backed off the roof.

Warrens of Neponset F. E. Dorsey Main James Connolly C. James Huntington Avenue Hugh McBreen Stone Godwin Ferris Parent Fred Darcy Chestnut Street Chelsea Frank P. Brennan

Canadian customs steamer Constance sails from Lewis wharf

The Constance, a customs steamer used against smugglers on the provincial coast, left Lewis wharf yesterday afternoon for Quebec. It arrived from St. John last Saturday night and is commanded by Captain George May. The vessel’s description appeared in last Monday's Post.

Constance Lewis Wharf Quebec St. John George May

Two Bays Sold for 10000 in Newport

George Watson Jr of New York sold bay geldings Lord Lonsdale and Tennessee to W. Watson of Baltimore for 10000 dollars. Grand Trunk and Central Vermont Railways advertise low colonist and tour rates to Toronto, the North Pacific coast, and California tied to Sovereign Grand Lodge events in September. Through services depart Boston for Canadian and Western itineraries with discounts and guided tours, rates valid until late October.

Newport R. I George Watson, Jr New York Lord Toronto Grand Trunk and Central Vermont Railways Boston New England Sovereign Grand Lodge Montreal Niagara Falls City of Quebec Thousand Islands North Pacific Coast California Vermont San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Ore Seattle Butte Mont New England States Limited Chicago Far West T. H. Hanley Washington Street

Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion From Boston on Sept 8

The Boston and Maine Railroad offers its first annual Lake Winnipesaukee excursion on Saturday September 8 round trip $2 from Boston. A special 8:20 am train runs to Alton Bay with a 60 mile steamer trip on the lake lasting about five hours. Tickets available at 322 Washington Street Boston and Union Station until September 7 and on the day of the excursion at the station.

Clinton, Fair Boston Maine R. R Clinton Massachusetts Boston & Maine Railroad Boston & Maine Lake Winnipesaukee Boston & Maine R. R New Hampshire Alton Bay Winnipesaukee Mt. Washington Presidential Range Boston City Washington Street Union Station

Cruise of the Conqueror Returns in Pursuit of Mannering

Jim Evans, Evie, and Inspector Forrest chase the Motor Pirate Mannering across Europe after a dramatic sea voyage. Withington wires ahead for a fresh cruise while the pursuers regroup in Paris and Boulogne, racing to intercept the pirate before he strikes again. Mannering is believed to be in England as Evie reunites with Jim at Folkestone.

Evie Sutgrove Mannering Inspector Forrest Withington Edith Withington Jim Forrest England

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