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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1908

Page

6

Marlboro Fall to Holy Name in Eighth Inning Rally

Marlboro led 5 to 4 until the eighth inning when Holy Name exploded with six runs. Key hits by Favreau Hayes and Moran, plus errors on Marlboro, broke the game open as O Neil and Murray shined for the visitors. Final score Holy Name 11 Marlboro 4.

Marlboro Beats Holy Name in Tight Interdivisional Game

Marlboro edges Holy Name 4 to 1 in four innings of play. Moran and Kenney deliver two base hits while Dowds and Massey notch stolen bases. Evans and O’Neil share pitching duties as Marlboro plates two runs in the first and adds two more in the third, Holy Name answers with a run in the third and one in the seventh. Attendance 900 at Cochituate.

Ed Atan Neasest Prospect Park Ito Saranenmie Marlboros Holy Name Nine Bill Hyans Marlboro Boys O’neil Beverly Bill Marlboro Favreau Hayes Davy Hayes Murray Kenney Murphy Holy Name Corbett Bill Evans Hurley Tommy Dowd Glennon Chang Martin Dowd O'Brien Silent Bill Moran Sullivan Massey Alexander O'Neil Maynard Tansey O’brien Shamus Smithereens Evans O’ite Bem ii Wavrean The Ab Ribth Po A Ea Tansey Cf O'Brien Ib Hg Moran Burne If Kenney c Beg Favreau Rf Oo Hayes Ss Evans P Ea OL SR A Ribth Po Corbett If Bod Drbbs ST Bom Glennon Rf Ee Murphy Lad Brice O'Neill Dowds Burns Means W. E. Supple Cochituate

Marlboro Baseball Notes From Fitzy's Fifth Win

Rev Crowe and Rev Sullivan attend the game at Marlboro. Dowd starts at third base for Prospect Park. Massey stands out in the infield. Favreau and Hayes shine among Marlboro players. Murray backs up, ONeil takes a hard bump, Duprey coaches, and Fitzmaurice emphasizes substance over show. Sup ple praised as an umpire, while Halliday joins Lowney Mansfield, and Bill the pitcher earns applause at bat.

Fitzy J. A. Crowe Holy Name Nine Dowd Prospect Park Rev J. P. Sullivan Massey Marlboro Favreau Hayes Moran Willow Murray O'Neil Fitzmaurice Halliday Marlboro Nine Lowney-Mansfield Whitinsville Supple

World's Greatest Food Fair Opens in Mechanic's Building

Boston hosts the New England Food Fair and House Furnishing Exposition at Mechanic's Building on Huntington Avenue starting October 5 at 7 PM. The event runs weekdays 10 AM to 10 PM through October 31 under the Massachusetts Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers Association.

Mechanic’s Boston New England Mechanics Building Huntington Avenue Massachusetts Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers Association Cen Rg Ae America Game Management

New England Food Fair to Feature Mexico Exhibit and Bostock Arena

The New England Food Fair will showcase a national Mexican exhibition of foods and products the largest ever sent to America. The Mexico display will join a festival of US foods, with the Banda De Pesc national band from Mexico performing. Frank G Bostock's Arena of trained wild animals from Earl's Court, London, will also appear with 60 cages and 11 acts. Paul Revere Hall will screen motion pictures of Paul Revere's ride for the first time in America. The event runs October 5 to 31 at Mechanics Building, Boston.

New England United States Mexico Frank K. Bostock Earl's Court London Frank G. Bostock P. T Barnum Mechanics Building Paul Revere Hall Paul Revere America Boston

U S Civil Service Exams Set For Fall Across the Nation

Competitive examinations under the U S Civil Service Commission will be held this fall for numerous posts including engineer clerk stenographer typewriter and pharmacist among others across the United States. Applications and information may be obtained from the commission in Washington or the board of examiners at major regional offices listed in Boston Philadelphia Atlanta Cincinnati Chicago St Paul Denver San Francisco New York New Orleans Old Custom House St Louis.

U.S. Civil Service Commission United States Aid Coast and Geodetic Survey Bureau of Engraving and Printing Indian Service Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Isthmian Canal Service Department of Agriculture All Services Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Philippine Service U. S. Civil Service Commission Washington D. C Board of Examiners Postoffice Boston Mass Philadelphia Atlanta

Cole clarifies his stance on gypsy moth aid

John N. Cole writes to The Record denying opposition to state aid for gypsy moth control. He argues the problem is nationwide and cannot be contained by a single city, urging state assistance to suppress the pest. He warns editors misrepresented his position and reiterates support for government action.

Boston Record Cole The Record Commonwealth John N. Cole

First Government Tests of Aerial Machines Begin at Fort Myer

The United States conducts early tests of balloons dirigibles air planes at Fort Myer Virginia to evaluate if contracted machines meet specifications for five mile trips. Leaders include Captain Baldwin and the Wright brothers with interest from President Roosevelt and observers from France Germany and Count von Zeppelin.

Avview T Ward Army Fort Myer Thomas A. Baldwin California Wright Brothers Ohio Navy Farman General Allen Jean Graham Bell Washington Allen Congress Roosevelt United States Europe Unclé Bam

TWO ORIENTALS AND AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS IN 1900s CONTEXT

The piece profiles Baron Kogoro Takahira and Wu Chao Chu, noting their families and views on American customs. It highlights discussions of aeronautics funding and the imagined costs of air fleets, plus brief sketches of the two young women and their relations in Washington society.

Kogoro Takahira United States

Unlicensed foreigners blamed for killing birds in Massachusetts

A Massachusetts notice denounces un naturalized foreigners using sling shot and flash powder to kill game birds and songbirds out of season. It quotes law requiring a license for hunting and outlines fines and penalties, including restrictions on species and dates.

Massachusetts Commissioners On Fisheries and Game Bristol Nantucket Bristol County

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