Hutchison Sets Golf Record at Pinehurst in Open Play
Jock Hutchison of the Glenview Club Chicago carded 69 for the number three course in the North and South open second round leading with 144 after 36 holes alongside George Frothingham Bretton Woods. The field of 80 remains tightly bunched with a promising final 36 holes.
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Jack Twin Sullivan Faces Tremblay in Commonwealth Tourney
New England boxing fans anticipate a champion as Jack Twin Sullivan meets Eddie Tremblay in the featured bout at Scenic Temple for the Commonwealth A. A. tournament title. Tremblay, now based in this city, challenges Sullivan, the light heavyweight leader, for the crown tonight.
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Cobblers Beat Aura Lees 9 to 3 in Hockey Match
The Cobblers defeated Aura Lees 9 to 3 as Shoe Trades dominated from start to finish. Skilton, Dufresne, Healey and Conacher starred with multiple goals while Aura Lees briefly threatened in the third period. Time three 15 minute periods.
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Lasker Capablanca Chess Match Draws In Sixth Game
Havana April 1 The sixth game of the world championship match between Dr Emanuel Lasker and Jose Capablanca ended in a draw after 44 moves. The game featured a mirrored position from the third game with minor pieces traded and queens off the board. Lasker pressed on the queenside with a perpetual attack before exchanges left only king rooks and pawns on the board.
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Big Twin Holds Title as Crowds Back Pat McCarthy Challenge
The Big Twin is favored to retain the title amid boasts by Pat McCarthy of Roxbury who has yet to defeat or challenge Sullivan. Tremblay, a former navy middleweight belt holder, enters as a rival claimants. The semi final features Louis Lynch vs Mike McGuigan and Steve Gustin vs Lynch, with strong support expected. Rounds also include Barney Epper vs Young McDonough and Young Donahue vs Johnny Shepperd.
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Carlyle A C boxing card features 38 rounds
The Carlyle A C presents 38 rounds of boxing at the Grand Opera House Monday night. Abe Friedman meets Maxie Williamson of Philadelphia in 10 rounds, Jack Thomas the Canadian lightweight champion faces Frank Tullo of the North End in 10 rounds, Battling Downey battles Al Sears in 10 rounds, and Young Delaney of Hyde Park meets Mike Brennan of East Boston in eight rounds.
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Siegel to Box Kid Lewis in Boston Arena opener
Nate Siegel of Revere, holder of the New England welter title, faces Ted Kid Lewis of England in a 10 round main event at the International A C opening tourney in the Boston Arena next Friday night. The card also pits Joe Tiplitz and Vincent Martin, and Young Fisher against Pat Reed in supporting 10 round bouts with a six round prelim.
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Four New Boxing Champs at Harvard
Harvard University crowned four new boxing champions at the Hemenway Gymnasium last night joining three returning titlists from the annual tournament. New champs include Frank Collins 115 pounds H J Freedman 125 pounds J O Stubbs 135 pounds Ross Daggett 145 pounds E D Weatherhead 160 pounds Benoni Lockwood heavyweight. Ned Weatherhead retained his middleweight title and added light heavyweight honors while Freedman and Stubbs also retained titles.
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Robson Wins 10-Round Bout Over Maguire in Lynn
Tommy Robson of Malden edged Frankie Maguire of Williamsport in a 10 round decision after leading early and closing strong in the final round at the Lynn Casino Club. Frankie Ryan stopped George Gies in the fourth in the semi final.
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Amateurs Box At St Josephs Showdowns in Three Round Bouts
The St Josephs T A S amateur event at Commercial Hall offered 80 bouts last night. Lewis Cantor of Boston beat Al Smith of Needham in the 108 pound class in three rounds. J Cummings of Cambridge defeated J Foster of Cambridge in the 125 pound class though Foster was ready to quit in the final round. Joe Bohanna of Roxbury won the 145 pound decision over Joe Gillis of Everett. L Moore of Newton fell to Frank Ray in three rounds.
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Harvard Baseball Opens Season Versus Northeastern
The article announces Harvard opening the college baseball season at Soldiers Field at 3 p.m. with free admission. The opener features Harvard players such as Emmons Owen Fitzmaurice Janin and Morgan with Northeastern lineup facing Harvard in the first tilt of the Crimson season.
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Crimson and Can tabrigians clash in early showdown
Coach Jack Slattery will field his best Crimson team with Eddie Goode on the mound and possible relief from Eddie Hobbs and Reb Russell. Harvard starts Blair and Murphy behind the plate while Arthur Duffey taps Bliss to pitch and brings Elms and others into the game.
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LynchMontreal Bantam Bout Postponed to April 8
The 10 round no decision bout between bantamweight champion Joe Lynch and Young Montreal of Providence originally set for next Monday night in Cleveland has been postponed to April 8, promoters announced tonight.
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Red Sox Dominate Vanderbilt 9-1 in Nashville
Boston pounded 18 hits as Mike Menosky led the attack with two triples a double and a single. Vanderbilt pitching faded and fielding miscues helped the Red Sox build a decisive nine run margin. Joe Bush relieved Myers in the sixth delivering eccentric windups as Boston cruised.
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Cleveland Wins First Title in Ice Series
The Cleveland hockey team defeated Eveleth Minnesota 6 to 3 in the opening game of a four game series to decide the United States hockey league championship. The second game is set for tomorrow night in Cleveland.
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Everett and McGowan Set Sprint and Mile Marks
Everett and McGowan skated a mile in 4 minutes 11.5 seconds at the Arena. McGowan also ran a 50 yard dash in 4 seconds, beating the current world record by 3 to 5 seconds.
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