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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1907
Page
4
A postal notice indicates subscription details and annual rate with second class matter marking dated November 4, 1900s at Boston Maine. The text references mailing under the 1879 act.
In Red Dragon Alleys action the gym team swept three straight against Catholic Union. Neil McCarthy led the gym squad with standout play while Ernest Keiley and John Ford anchored their teams as leaders. The top clubs J L J and C G A remain neck and neck as other teams push hard.
The column notes team leaders and minor standings as three from Tuesday’s games, mentions Strobel of the Boston Nationals moving to Trenton, Oberlin joining a Boston Americans trial, and Buck Freeman signing with Boston for 1907. It covers salary talk for Pitcher Brown and Catcher King, Hobe Ferris with contract issues, and a large C G A gym meet with multiple stars. Also reports police and fire class plans, plus C G A basketball results against Glover A C with lineup details and scoring.
At their alleys Shakespeare Murray led with a brilliant evening as captain Fionn and the infant phenomenon helped raise team averages. M. McGrath paced the squad with steady scoring at Institute Allers.
Martin O'Neil will represent the Vernon A C at the Marathon Patriots Day. He has finished well up among leaders in recent contests, reaching the 7th place over the line. He trains nightly and aims to capture the trophy. Mahoney and Portrait starred for the home team as Hasting 1 and the second team lost 16-4. Jesse T. Silva offers haircuts at 15 cents with 25 cents on Saturdays and holidays at 345 Green Street Cambridge.
The Warren club is held responsible for Joe Roach missing a bowling alley appearance after a trial of skill with Gus Johnson. A large audience waited for the pride of the Warrens as the club may investigate.
Officials describe a new rush hour streetcar arrangement from Scollay square via Hanover street and Cornhill. The change aims to move about 85 cars an hour, cut Washington street delays, and save roughly five minutes per round trip, benefiting Cambridge and surrounding communities.
The Laselle Club hosted its 18th annual dance at Institute Hall with colorful decor and a central Indies presence. President Dennis Coffey and his associates organized a smooth, old fashioned party aimed at promoting good feeling and social intercourse among long time East Cambridge members.
The L road announced a plan to reroute cars entering Scollay Square to Hanover street to ease congestion on Washington street from Cornhill to Hanover and at Scollay Square. The statement cites four grade crossings on Washington street and heavy congestion around Scollay Square and Washington street segments.
The fret stock company presents Raffles next week in Boston with Howell Hansen as Raffles the gentleman burglar. Ben Johnson Charles Miller John Waldron Thais Lawton Elfreda Lasche and Edward fill the leading roles in the Sherlock Holmes linked fiction by E W Hornung.
During the week of February 11 the play Little Emily will be staged at Castle Square with a grand Shakespearian production of As You Like It following on February 18. Vernon Social club and the North Cambridge A C hosted a banquet at K of C Hall Watertown with Presidents Sullivan and Russell as guests of honor. The three clubs plan a game tournament soon.
Larner the furrier at 48 Massachusetts avenue near Bay street warns that many imitations fool buyers and pledges to supply only bona fide, high quality furs. He emphasizes the square deal to keep customers loyal and satisfied.
The Charity Ball to aid Cambridge Relief Hospital on Prospect Street will be held Wednesday night February 6 at Armory Hall Central Square. The event promises into a great affair with Mrs Charles Thurston Mrs John B Whoriskey Mrs B Seagrave Mrs Joseph T Noera and Mrs A J Daly leading the organizing committee.
Whippen the caterer offers service for ball club and all society events at affordable prices. Located in the M. C. A. Building opposite City Hall.
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