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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
10
A printer advertises 100000 free sample booklets and invites postal replies with name and address to grow a customer list. The note promotes a wide stock of suitings and overcoatings including Blue Serge and Black Thibet, and touts prices for three piece suits and overcoats. The writer seeks to tailor orders to buyer style preferences.
Mitchell The Tailor proclaims all garments are cut trimmed and made on premises in Boston. Shoppers are invited to view clothes in progress and assured no finer workshops exist in the country or abroad.
A New York store showcases a corps of help for full dress garments and reports dressings for musical comedies. The Boston shop claims to make more of this style than five tailors, specializing in full dress and tuxedo suits of German drape cloth lined with grogran silk and tailored to order.
At Fenway Park the champion Red Sox outlasted the Highlanders 15 to 12 in a wild game marked by unearned runs and wild pitching. Van Dyke started for Boston and Keating for New York before multiple relievers finished the chaotic affair. Speaker ended the drama with a strikeout after a late rally fizzled.
New York captures the pennant by sweeping a doubleheader from Boston, 8 to 3 and 4 to 0. In the first game Mathewson pitched to a lead, Fletcher starred in the field, and eight Boston hits came late. In the second game Demaree, a Mobile recruit, made his big league debut by shutting out Boston on seven hits and nine strikeouts across two scoreless innings.
Fifteen Australian cricket players reached New York on the Olympic today to engage in a series of matches here and in Philadelphia.
The South Boston Yacht Club will hold its regular meeting in the clubhouse on Wednesday evening October 2. Committees will be chosen to nominate candidates for officers for 1913 and plans will be made for the 44th anniversary ball.
Jack Butler of Brockton defeated Peter Ruby of Spencer in a hard fought match at the Grand Opera House. Ruby won the first fall in 15 minutes, Butler took the second and third bouts in 9 minutes 40 seconds and 5 minutes 30 seconds, finishing with a front Nelson. Referee was George Tuohey. Next Thursday plans call John Perelli to face Karl Selmar of New York.
J G Hatfield swam at Hoxton London tonight and set a world mark for 400 metres with a time of 5 minutes 21 35 seconds.
National Commission decision clears way for ticket sales as Boston Red Sox plan allotments. Eligible applicants will be notified when to call for seat checks after month start. Grand stands and boxes reserved at two dollars. all other bleacher seats go on sale each game day.
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