Moran Wins 25 Mile Motor Pace Race at Revere Track
Jimmy Moran, Chelsea favorite, won the 25 mile motor paced race at Revere track ahead of Hugh MacLean and Nat Butler in a race noted for its excitement despite cold weather and light rain. MacLean suffered multiple mechanical issues and withdrawn with 19 miles completed. Butler finished second with Moran narrowly ahead at the finish. The program also featured amateur events and a 100 yard dash with Harvard and local athletes taking part.
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Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Hugh MacLean
Nat Butler
Revere Cycle Track
Butler
Moran
MacLean
Turville
White
Sunny
Briggs
Cambridge
James FF. Moran
Revere
Concord Meet Records Fall As Concord High Triumphs 42 0
Concord High defeated Roxbury Latin 42 to 0 in a dual meet filled with close finishes. Minas of Concord High set a new pole vault record at 9 feet 1 inch, while O'Brien of Roxbury Latin clipped the former 40 yard dash record. O'Brien totaled 14 points for Roxbury Latin. Captain Watson earned 11 for R L. The meet featured multiple event wins and a new mark in the pole vault.
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Concord
Concord High
Roxbury Latin
Minas
O'Brien
Roxbury
Watson
E. Watson
R. L
Rogers
Rose
Kennedy
R. LU
Bares D
R. R
CG. HL
D. K. Watson
Wilson
EB. Watson
I. L
Waite
Hatch
I'S
Houston
C. H
Whitney
Harwood
R. S
Ori
Jack Wendell
R. Ll
Ficker
C.h
Miner
R. A
Skyhard
Bache Wins 50 Bird Handicap at Riverside
Riverside April 19 At the B A A grounds Riverside today in the 50 bird handicap shoot Bache won first with a score of 69 and Richards placed second with 36 In the 100 second handicap the top scores were Flint 100 Farmer 99 Daggett 92 Clark 89 Clapp 88 Hill 81 Hunter 81 and P Bache 56
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Bache
Riverside Riverside
B. A. A. Grounds
Riverside
Richards
Flint
Farmer
Daggett
Clark
Clapp
Hill
Hunter
P. Bache
Newton Centre Golf Club Opens Spring Season
Newton April 19 with the largest entry list in two years the Newton Centre Golf Club opened its spring season today. An 18 hole handicap medal play event led the morning with prizes for best net scores. G. E. Houghton won first with a net 75 and F. D. Nichols was second with an 8.
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Newton
Newton Centre Golf Club
G. E. Houghton
F. D. Nichols
Harvard Wins Close North End Relay At Track Games
Nearly 15,000 fans saw morning and afternoon events at North End Park with a feature relay won by Harvard by about two feet. Participants ranged from Boston high schools to local YMCAs. Officials included F Reilly referee and A H Lill timer. crowd controlled by 30 officers. Roma band played. fireworks closed the day after an afternoon program.
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North End
Yesteray
Harvard
Boston
Daniel Sharp
F. Reilly
A. H. Lill
Joseph McNamara
W. D. Eaton
Hugh McGrath
Thomas McMackin
Thomas J. Grady
MceGonigle
Timothy Murphy
Roma
Malden YMCA Athletes Shine In Morning Track Events
The morning program lists 100 yard dashes and middle distance races with Malden Y M C A athletes like J H Murphy and Huecle placing second, and Allen Lee and C B Scoboria taking firsts for Tufts and Somerville High. Relay results show North End Park beating Shaw Progressive Club.
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M. ¥. Perkins
Harvard
Daniel Sharp
BR. H
N. Sherman
Allen Lee
Malden
A. T. Soule
Somerville High School
C. B. Scoboria
Tufts
Barnstead
Massachusetts College of Pharmes
H. A. Gliney
Mal _y C.A
H. H. Barbour
Nathan Alofsky
John Foley
A. Morrall
D. O'Connell
Ella McNabb
Lillian Mahones
Thomas H. Dowling
George Mearino
John Crowley
Shaw Progressive Club
North End Park
Golf Season Opens Merrily in Massachusetts
Massachusetts golf links opened for the season amid uncertain weather. Thousands of players teed off across the state with Brookline Country Club drawing one of the largest crowds for the opening event. The holiday cup competition was keen, the courses in excellent condition, and no cards were issued.
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Massachusetts
Brookline Country Club
Early handicap golf tourney opens at Commonwealth Club
A season opening handicap medal play event at Commonwealth Country Club drew about 20 players. J Nelson Manning captured the best gross with 78 while J Jenks and B P Jones shared net honors at 7 under.
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Commonwealth Country Club
J. Nelson Manning
J. Jenks
B. P. Jones
Arlington opens season with handicap medal golf tournament
In Arlington on April 19 a large field competed in an 18 hole handicap medal play against blind bogey with a score of 108. G. M. Brooks won with a net 80 and gross 90.
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Arlington
Arlington Golf Club
G. M. Brooks
Lexington Opens Golf Season With Fourball Events
All day competition opened the season on the Lexington golf links with a Scotch foursomes in the morning and a mixed foursomes in the afternoon. W. G. Page and L. B. Page won the Scotch foursomes with a 71. Miss C. Briggs and J. L. B. Page led the mixed foursomes with the best score.
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Lexington
Lexington Golf Links
W. G. Page
L. B. Page
C. Briggs
JL. B. Page
Wollaston opens season with handicap stroke contest
Wollaston Golf Club began its season with a two class handicap stroke competition. J P Trainor won Class A with best gross and net scores 92 and 73 respectively. J H Jeffry posted the best gross score 96 and tied with E E Kempshall for best net 82.
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Wollaston
Wollaston Golf Club
J. Pp. Trainor
J. H. Jeffry
EE. Kempshall
Golf season opens with bogey handicap match at Concord
Concord April 19 The bogey handicap for a holiday cup opened the golf season at Concord Golf Club. F A Power won the event and finished within one stroke of the bogey score set by the Colonel, who held his own in the opening round.
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Concord
Concord Golf Club
F. A. Power
Caldwell Wins Close Race at Charles River Park
On opening day at Charles River Park a three cornered 20 mile motor paced race captivated spectators. Caldwell edged Leander after Leander’s wheel burst and a spare ride joined late. Stinson stayed strong but could not keep pace with the leaders. 22 amateurs contested the 10 mile open in a fierce finish as H. Giles sprinted to lead at the last mile.
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Keighley
Younie
Alton
McNeil
Gillis
Batchelder
J. A. McNeil
Brkevelt
Mellish
M. J. Gillis
Banette
W. S. Younie
C. H. Batchelder
Charles River Park
Cambridge Oval
Caldwell
Leander
Stinson
Chicago
Bill Stinson
D. Connolly
South Boston
Connolly
J. B. Coffey
Barry
Ander
Caldwell Tate
Walsh Loses to Stanley in London Bout Shocks Fans
The surprise result sees Jimmy Walsh upset by Digger Stanley in London on Monday night. Walsh, famed for footwork and boxing skill, was not a knockout artist, and English decisions often favor locals. Meanwhile Boston boxers and others in Milwaukee and Chicago fight notable clashes Friday night.
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Jimmy Walsh
Digger Stanley
London
England
Stanley
Walsh
Boston
Milwaukee
Chicago
Middle West
Jimmy Briggs
Charney Neary
Chester Goodwin
Maurice Sayers
Jack Mooney
Billy Meilody
Martin Duffy
Kid Goodman
Mike Memsic
Sam Langford
Dave Holly
Baltimore
Sam
Molly
Cambridge
Holly
Gus Ruhlin
Marvin Hart
Caladelpha
Flatt
Akron
Andy Daly
Kid Pantz
Pocahontas
Golf rivals crown Salem prize winners at South Fields
In Salem on April 19 at South Fields Golf Club D C Fitz won best gross and B D Enos best net while Wos beat Richards in the holiday cup final and Lougee defeated Collester in the consolation final. At Salem Golf Club C B Clark claimed best gross in the qualifying round and J W Murray best net. Afternoon play saw holiday cup semi finals and consolation cup semis and finals with W Perry defeating C A Evans 2 up in the finals.
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Salem
South Fields
D. C. Fitz
B. D. Enos
Wos
Richards
Lougee
Collester
Salem Golf Club
C. B. Clark
J. W. Murray
W. Perry
C. A. Evans
Albemarle Golf Club Opens With Record Turnout
Newton April 19 The Albemarle Golf Club opened its spring season with a record crowd. The afternoon featured a seven hole bogey handicap event with best nine holes used for scoring and ball sweep prizes. Winners posted three two and one points toward the Spring cup, led by a four up tie among C. H. Alden Jr W. C. Boyden H Chase and P R Knight.
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Newton
Albemarle Golf Club
C. H. Alden, Jr
W. C. Boyden
H. &. Chase
P. R. Knight
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