Sheriff Sale of Maynard Real Estate in Middlesex County
A public auction will sell two parcels of Maynard land with buildings, tied to Everett H. Davis and Fannie B. Davis, under a 1916 mortgage execution from Louisa saw an insane person. The sale is set for September 2 at 9 AM in Framingham. Titles trace to deeds dated 1906 and 1914. Deputy Sheriff William H. Walsh oversees the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Louisa
John M. Moloney
Ayer
Everett H. Davis
Fannie B. Davis
Maynard
Middleseas
Manson
Framingham
Summer St
Wm. Bishop
Bishop
Ezekiel Brown
Brown
Augusta K. Davis
Davis
George N. Gove
Middlesex South District
Sugarman
Horace F. Tuttle
Walter H. Davis
Middlesex South
William H. Walsh
Sports Opinion On College Recruiting And Baseball Gate Fees
A two part column reviews college recruiting for athletic programs and critiques baseball governance. It notes a Western college coach touring high schools to attract graduates, questions university ethics, cites Beebe a sample comeback, and opposes high gate prices while urging reforms and unity among critics. It also mentions Weeghman and Heine Simmerman, and previews the Caledonian picnic events with Frank Kelley and George Lousala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Merediths
Marians
National Commission
U. S. Kale
San
Frank Kelley
George Lousala
West Roxbury
H Ave
National League at Boston and other major league results
Baseball results from Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Detroit Chicago Cleveland St Louis Lawrence New London Lowell New Haven Springfield and Portland. Batteries list include Rudolph Rice Meadows Snyder Lavender Wilson Burns Demaree Hendrix Cooper Fischer Schmidt Rariden Shore Leonard Cady Thomas McKee Nabors Picinich Lapp Myers Haley Coveleskie O Nettle Boehling Shaw Garrity Lohman Kilhullen Walsh Flaherty Hearne Fish Phillips Woodward Devine Scanlon Gero McDonald Mayberry Gaston Justin Egan Plut o Gaston. Game notes mention darkness called off action and multiple lineups across leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
RADS
Rudolph and
Rice
Meadows and
Snyder
Philadelphia
Chicabo
Burns
bHendrix
Wilson
Brooklyn
Svedpovec
Ess
Stan
Cincinnati
Sisiaeiniae
Cooper
Fischer
Chmidt
Anderson
Detroit
iBoston
Shore
Leonard
Cady
Thomas
James
McKee
Chicago
Russell
Schalk
Nabors
Picinich
Lustrnnaeemboes
Iogelieig SS
Lapp, Myers and Haley
Cleveland
Seserseeres
Washington
Evkgenshanne Aee
Coveleskie
o'Nettl
Boehling, Shaw, Henry and Garrity
St. Louis
Tee Deer
Lohman
Kilhullen
Walsh
Flaherty
Lawren
Pennington and
Murphy
New London
Worcester
Cercenetocss
Hearne
B.S
New Haven
Woodward
Devine
Scanlon
Gero
McDonald
Springfield
Poiana
Aeto
Mayberry
Gaston
Daniels
Powers
Stephens
Egan
RH & Ngfield
Portland
Justin
Pluto
Tigers Boss Fights Rowdy Fans In Stand Purge Plan
Hugh Jennings, Detroit manager, urges owners to clean up grandstands by deploying plain clothes officers to identify and eject hecklers. He argues insults directed at players, not heckling, undermine the game and crowd safety. He cites Tigers’ slump linked to offensive struggles and weak pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Ambrose Jennings
Detroit
Hugh Ambrose
Jennings
Hughey
Ban Johnson
Hugh Jennings
Scranton
Willie Keeler
John McGraw
Wilbert Robertson
Bengals
Tigers
Giants
Cub
William G Hurley Dies in Boston After Ill Health
William G Hurley of Boston formerly a steward on steamers and more recently a bartender died yesterday morning at his home 32 Union Park Street Boston after a period of ill health. He was under care at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital and heart disease is believed to be the cause. He leaves his father and mother Mrs and Mr Hurley a sister Mrs Bernard Short of Dorchester and a brother Michael Hurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hurley
Union, Park St
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
William Hurley
Bernard Short
Dorchester
Michael Hurley
What Will Happen to the Band Stand in Wright Park
The passage questions the future of a band stand on public property after rental disputes. It notes the stand once served Wright park, produced no music recently, and suggests it may be repurposed for other uses, prompting renewed inquiry about its fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Pee Age Committee
Wright Park
Local residents and visitors list from Springfield area
Placide Paradies of Springfield visited yesterday. Mortimer Dowling serves with the 1st Cavalry at Fort Bliss. BE. C. Minlehan paints Officer Buckley residence. Nellie McCabe on two weeks vacation. Maud Laundry of Franklin guests Irene Sullivan Rice. Joseph Grenier visits relatives in Walpole. Reilly of Worcester was at Windsor House yesterday. Tredey arrives home from ? Scituate. Walter M. Williams to vacation at Oak Bluffs. D W Cousins remodelling George Hart home in Northboro. Prof Johnson tango orchestra at Willama Tavern this week. Mrs Eugene Sullivan of Randolph visits Mrs Daniel Bell. Irene Bennett returns to Curtis factory duties after illness. Hair parlors closed Wednesday afternoons in August. M H Ryan of Dennison Co Framingham on vacation. L P Parker ill, took an automobile ride recently.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheriff's Sale
FOLEY
Sam
Pep Dead
Cobb
McGraw
Callahan
Tinker
Fred Beebe
Wagner
Lajoie
Verdun
Sally Bloom
Charles
Weeghman
Heine Simmerman
Feds
Safety First
Heine
Charlie
Michigan Avenue
Toe
Emperor Ban
P. T
Shaefer
Altrock
Young Sawyer
National League
Johnsonian
Prince Albert
Happi
Jimmy Pipe
RH & Cecceves
Hughie Jannings
Flory
iHe
American Press Association
Hughis Jennings
A. T. Haynes
Great Trade
Parker ST
Mass
Murphy’ay
William
Marlboro
Ollie “Tayntor
Bear Hill
Harvard
Placide
Springfeld
Mortimer. Dowling
Fort Bliss
1St Cavalry
BE. C. Minlehan
J. J. Buckley
Nellie McCabe
The
Telephone Exchange
Maud Laundry
Franklin
Irene Sullivan
Joseph Grenier
Maplewood Ave
Walpole, N
BP. Reilly. of
Windsor House
Yester
John ‘Tredey
Scituate Sanda
Walter M. Williams
Oak Bluffs
D. W. Cousins
George Hart
Northboro
Johnson
Willama Tavern
Eugene Sullivan
Randolph
Daniel Bell
Honest
Irene Bennett
Curtis Factory
M. H. Ryan
Dennison Co
L. P. Parker
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