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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1912

Page

12

Harbor arrivals amid a busy waterfront with multiple liners

The Spray and several schooners arrived with fresh fish as a large fleet is anticipated. The Bache coast survey steamer returned to New Haven, while 1000+ passengers landed from Yarmouth on Boston & Yarmouth steamers. The F A Smith was raised after sinking on a gale. Wrecking master Lewis led repairs and towing to South Boston flats.

Genesta Buema United States Coast Survey Bache New Haven Long Wharf Boston & Yarmouth Line Boston Prince Arthur Wich Yarmouth Prince George F. A. Smith Lewis Boston Towboat Company Newburyport Barney. Hackey Bunker Hill Massachusetts New York Red Star Line Menominee Antwerp

Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights Sep 30

The almanac lists sunrises and sunsets for September 30 with day length and high tides. It notes arrivals of revenue cutter Gresham and coast survey steamer Bache from cruises, plus numerous ships and tugs from Britain, Canada, and the United States docking or sailing, including names like Winifredian, Prince Arthur, City of Bangor, and Ephrata barge tugs.

Gresham Wilram Coast Survey Bache Winifredian Shepherd Liverpool Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth Boston Simms N. B Calvin Austin Pike St. John Howard Chase Norfolk Quantico Hillary Philadelphia Massachusetts Crowell New York H. F. Dimock O’donnell Wider Joseph W. Fordney Keene Baltimore City of Augusta Munson Savannah Belfast Curtis Bangor Ransom B. Fuller Linscott Portland Colby Bath City of Gloucester Linneken Gloucester Prudence Walls Elk Garden Hampshire Lykens Ephrata Cocalico Salem Lincoln Lenape Calhoun Barry Langhorne Burnside Daniel Willard Fitzgerald Edgewater N. J Hackensack Passaic Weehawken Annie River Princess Blinn Brighton N. S Onward Johnson Port Wade

Creature to Play Today at Boston Electric Show

Creature and his famed band arrive after a cross continental trip to perform a matinee and evening show at the Boston Electric Show. The program features two daily performances with a unique act combining music and electricity, including telephone concerts and a new amusement disc phonograph.

Mechanics’ Building Huntington Avenue Boston Creature

Mc Grath Sets New Hammer World Record at Celtic Park

Matt Mc Grath, world champion hammer thrower, set a new world record at Celtic Park with a 16 pound hammer throw of 191 feet 5 inches surpassing the previous mark of 180 feet 1 inch by J. J. Flanagan set three years earlier.

Matt M’grath New York Matt Mc Grath Celtic Park J. J. Flanagan

Schooner Julia A. Berkeley Sold After Distress Tow

Nantucket reports the schooner Julia A. Berkeley from Perth Amboy N J sold at marshal's sale for 590 dollars. The lumber bound vessel was en route from Portland to Long Island Sound when distressed and towed ashore.

Nantucket Julia A. Berkele Perth Amboy N. J Portland Long Island Sound

Harvard Maine game shows 1912 rules need more open play

Soldiers Field opened the 1912 season with Harvard hosting Maine. Observers noted five downs alone do not guarantee scoring and both teams show early-stage development, with Maine's strong line and punter Sheppard highlighting the visitor unit.

Harvard Maine

Duffey's Column: Horace Predicts Giants Win Fix

Horace argues the National league race was fixed for the New York Giants though few take him seriously. He notes Hannes Koehlmainen fails to clinch a new American amateur long distance mark and praises Al Shrubb and Jack Moakley in cross country. Conference grid results show Harvard Yale close with Maine Holy Cross, while Cornell defeats Ithaca in a 13 to 7 upset by Colgate.

Horace Alu New York Giants

Harvard Princeton Football Game Date and Advance Tickets

Harvard plays Princeton at Harvard Stadium on November 2 with a 2 oclock kickoff. Tickets may be available at Wright and Ditson or by writing to the Harvard football manager to secure 2 advance seats.

Harvard Princeton Harvard Stadium Wright & Ditson’s M. S Heiniec Wagner New York Giants al Gutterson University of Vermont Gutterson

Local High School Football Schedule Dominates Week

A dense list of Wednesday Friday and Saturday games across area high schools. Brookline High faces Wellesley at Wellesley, and Brockton hosts Beaconsfield in a busy slate. Several matches set for Fenway, Quincy, Malden, Medford, and Danvers with notable pairings including St Mark's against Milton and Exeter versus Dartmouth.

H. 8. of Commerce South Milton High Southboro Clinton H. S St. John’s Prep Danvers Nashua Harverhill Haverhill Worcester Academy Morris Heights Worcester Exeter Dartmouth Beverly Industrial Milton Academy Roxbury Ll. S Milton H. S. of Commerce Beverly H. S Beverly Boston College H. S Medford H. S Medford Brookline High Malden H. S Malden Somerville H. S Tech Somerville Peeee H

500 Mile Race Set For May 30 1918 With Rule Changes

Charles W. Sedwick announces the third annual 500 mile race will be held Friday May 30 1918 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. New rules cap piston displacement at 450 cubic inches and set minimum car weight at 1600 pounds with 80 car field limit and $500 entry fee. Entries open January and close May 1. cars must average at least 7 mph in elimination trials. United States Tire Company to run winter full summer schedule with three shifts after a New York conference.

Charles W. Sedwick Indianapolis Motor Speedway United States Tire Company New York J. M. Gilbert W. McMahon Detroit J. M. Patterson Providence Harlow W. Waite Indianapolis G. B. Whittelsey Hartford

Easy Money Neal Ball Won't Play But Will Get World Series Share

Neal Ball, former Cleveland Nap, recently released and taken in by Jake Stahl, will receive a share of the World Series receipts as the Red Sox face the New York Giants, despite having played only a few games this season. He previously broke a finger that was misset by the doctor and had to be broken again.

Harvard Maine Shepperd Hitchcock Stover Beebe Cleary Tom Frothingham Frothingham Wendell Gardner Bettle Lingard Bradley Brickley Hardwick Bradlee Logan H. Frothingham T. Harwick Gibson H. Hardwick Sheppard Neal. Ball Cleveland Nap Jake Stahl Red Sox New York Giants Bull Neal

Yale Coaches Set Goals For Rudimentary Football Practice

Yale's coaches order two tasks this week focusing on eliminating fumbles and drilling basics. They will promote promising players and invite back trusted aides like George Chadwick to aid the backs. The plan includes limited early practice, with observers and possible secret sessions before facing Lafayette and West Point.

New Haven Yale Moe Leisch Arnold Howe George Chadwick Chadwick Med Glass Gorge Goss Dr. Bull Lafayette West Point Flynn Walter Camp, Jr Dave Dunn

Rose Pitonof to Swim English Challenger for 5000

Rose Pitonof the world’s champion woman swimmer is set for a long distance endurance race against English swimmer Hisse Smith for 5000 a side. Promoter Dick Burge backs Pitonof and has wagering plans of 10000 on her defeat of any woman in long distance swimming.

Rose Pitonof London England Hisse Smith Miss Pitonof Dick Burge

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