Middlesex Golfers Top League After Victory at Vesper
Middlesex leads the women’s association with five straight wins as they defeat South Shore at Vesper. North Shore’s Harriet Curtis and Mrs Neal Webster top the individual matches while South Shore’s Mrs Baker shines, guiding her team at Hoosick Whisick. Brookline breaks through with a win over Newton as Central Mass falls to Norfolk at Albemarle.
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Middlesex Golf
Bosto
Vesper
South Shore
Ainners
North Shore
Harriet Curtis
Neal Webster
Hoosick
Providence
Rhode Island
Hoosick Whisick
Baker
Mise Collett
Dormie
H Watson
Margaret Gordon
Brookline
Newton
Middlesex
Sol Shore
Hépwick
Whisick
H. Watson
M. Gordoner
M. Johnson
J. H. Arthur
Percy Arnold
E. T. Gross
J. M. Felton
C. ‘Makepeace
B. H. Baker
G. Collett
L. Q. White
Gordon
BR. Knowles
Blow. Daley
F. W. Bird
J. D. Woodfin
L. A. Wells
W. P. Hosmer
F. Parker
H. C
J. M. Hallo
L. Morrill
G. A. Lyon
Ye Spsgeery
Vesper Mier
Belcher
Stong
Ry Kimball
W. A. Webster
McGregor
Russell
T. F. Spuf
M. F. Brown
N. Webster
B. A. Fletcher
Bovaton
Mac Stops Hot One in Braves Field Rescue
Hugh McQuil’s bold dash into the breach halted a late rally yesterday and signaled a return to form for the Braves. Mac’s save, though his wrist was battered, kept the game from slipping away and preserved a momentum shift for the team.
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Hugh McQuil
Braves Nis
Mac
Schmandt
Braves Field
Calza Wins Two Falls In Argentinian Style Match
Newark reports Calza won the match after Gardini refused to continue the second fall. The first fall took about 2 hours 55 minutes with several near pins. Gardini faced disqualification for rough play, and Vladek Zbyszko coached him from ringside amid crowd calls for action. Other results include Nat Pendleton and Vladek Zbybszko drawing in 30 minutes, and Jacobson pinning Leavitt in nine minutes and 100 seconds. Hackenschmidt defeated Finsky in 14 minutes 50 seconds.
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Newark
Calza
Gardini
Brown
Brown Ae Calza
Vladek Zbyszko
John Pereili
Garza
Nat Pendleton
Vladek'Zbyetko
Pole
Pendleton
Paul Jacobson
Soldier Leavitt
New York
Jacobson
Utes
Leavitt
Harry Hackenschmidt
Yonkers
Paul Finsky
Benny to Give Lew a Fi Likely Bout This Summer
New York April 24 United News Benny Leonard answers Lew Tendler on the lightweight title clash Tendler claims the title after Leonard defaulted Tendler must agree to terms for a fight Leonard asks 91 75 with cash discount Leonard implies Tendler hopes to box 185 pounders instead of Leonard aims for a summer match if terms suit both camps
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New York
United News
Benny Leonard
Lew. Tendler
Leonard
Tendler
Leftie
Louie
Boxers Fight Ends with Knockout and Brain Concussion
In Brooklyn a local lightweight boxer Lew Brody was knocked unconscious during a bout with Frankie Picher at the Broadway Exhibition Association Club. Brody was moved from the ring to Bushwick Hospital suffering a brain concussion after a ninth round punch sent him to the floor and a count out by the referee.
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New York
Lew Brody
Broadway Exhibition Association
Bushwick Hospital
Brooklyn
Brody
Frankie Picher
Lexington High School baseball seeks tomorrow game
Manager David, governor of Lexington High School baseball nine, arranges a game for tomorrow afternoon with an open date. He may meet at Lexington between 8 and 1 oclock by telephoning Lexington 77, and other times at his home Lexington 562 W.
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David; Goveror
Lexington
Baseball Nine
South Boston West Roxbury Set for Open Date Game
The South Boston West Roxbury game, moved from Thursday to tomorrow, will be played on the Walpole Street grounds as a District High School league contest. South Roxbury will start Norton, its top pitcher, against Duffey's team in their season opener.
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South Boston
Roxbury
Walpole Street
Southle
Norton
Duffey
West Roxbury
Tremblay Wins On Mat Montreal Lightweight Title
Eugene Tremblay, Canadian lightweight wrestling champion, defends his title against Jack Forbes of Toronto, winning two of three falls in Montreal on April 24.
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Montreal
Eugene Tremblay
Jack Forbes
Toronto
Valgar and Logan Battle to Night Draw in Jamestown
Benny Valgar of New York and Phil Logan of Buffalo fought ten furious rounds to a draw in Jamestown. The bout ended without a decision as both fighters pressed throughout, exchanging hard blows and showing grit in front of local fans.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Benny Valgar
New York
Phil Logan
Buffalo
Adams Poised To Decide Dorchester Trade Game
Dorchester and Trade plan to use the old Alpole Street grounds this afternoon for a key area contest. Adams may start for Trade, bringing a portside fling and a sharp pace mix. Mystic Valley League action sees Watertown host Winchester with Matthews expected to spark a win. Waltham hosts Everett to test Suburban League strength, led by Lefty Hanney. North Shore features Chelsea versus Lynn English, the 1921 champions, in Lynn.
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Dorchester
Trade
Alpole Street
Brighton
Adams
Watertown
Winchester
Matthews
Waltham High
Everett
Waltham
Harry Hall
Lynn
Chelsea
Lynn English
Tennis Stars Go 10 Coast to Coast
National champion William T. Tilden II and Vincent Richards, top eastern players, leave New York for Los Angeles to play exhibitions ahead of the East West tournament in San Francisco May 6 and 8. They plan a direct Pacific coast route and expect William M. Johnston to join the western team. The event features singles and doubles over three days.
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New York
William T. Tilden, 2d
Vincent Richards
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
William M. Johnston
English-born Hebrew Danny Frush Defeats Jack Lawler in Cleveland Bout
Danny Frush, an English-born Hebrew living in Cleveland, defeated Jack Lawler of St. Louis tonight in a 4 round bout in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Danny Frush
Cleveland
Jack Lawler
St. Louis
Salvadore Beats Hart in Eight Rounds in Philadelphia
Phil Salvadore of the Pacific coast upset Alex Hart of Cleveland with a clear eight round victory. Hart delivered a weak show from round three on as Salvadore outboxed him. Belgian Pete Hoban defeated Mike Credell of Toledo in the same card.
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Philadelphia
Phil Salvadore
Pacific Coast
Alex Hart
Cleveland
Hart
Pete Hoban
Mike Credell
Toledo
Jimmy Kelly Beats Wild Cat Nelson In 12 Round Fight
In New York on April 24 Jimmy Kelly defeated Wild Cat Nelson by decision after a punishing display that nearly produced a knockout in round one. Willie Fentomme stopped Mike Irwin in the fourth round of their bout.
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Jimmy Kelly
Nelson
New York
Wild Cat
Kelly
Willie Fentour
Mike Irwin
Braves Hold Ground Robs Long Hits In Slow Game
In soft ground, the Braves saw three potential long hits die on the field. Powell and Boeckel produced triples that would usually be homers, while O'Neil managed only a single as outs and misplays kept the offense in check.
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Braves
Powell
Boeckel
O’neil
B C Pointing For Penn Meet
Boston College track coach Jack Ryder selects relay quartet for Penn Relays in Philadelphia. Frank Wilson’s move to baseball creates a vacancy. contenders Arthur Kirby Philip Dillon Walter Nolan Jim Caffrey compete to fill the fourth leg. Team hopes to repeat last year’s strong showing with Nolan leading the charge if he can travel.
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Jack Ryder
Boston College
Jim" Caffrey
Ryder
Arthur Kirby
Phil'' Dillon
Walter Nolan
Wilson
Nolan
Walter
Newton Institution
Dillon
Kirby
Jake” Driscoll
Fettle
William Nolan
Philip Dillon
James Caffrey
Elis Shine at Making Errors
New Haven Halter League team Yale hosts New Haven and loses 15 to 3 after a rough game marked by nine errors. Calhoun gave way to Peter son who pitched steadily until seventh inning when the Pros added five runs. Warren played a solid second base while Yale struggled with fielding and offense.
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New Haven
Yale
New Haven Haltern
Calhoun
Peterson
Warren
Nothing Small About Jimmie Highs Game
Jimmie Johnston of the Dodgers proves versatility and value. He covers second base despite his usual third sack position and tops it off with timely hitting. The piece portrays him as a standout player capable of fleet footed plays and steady performance.
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Jimmie Johnston
Dodgers
Keystone
Jimmy
Gers
Hughleigh
Five Yankees in British golf tournament lineup
New York April 24 Five American golfers will go to England this year to play in the British amateur title event as representatives of the United States Golf Association. Names sent to the Royal and Ancient Golf Club include Eddie Van Vleck Garden City Golf Club John D Chapman Greenwich Conn George A Dixon National Golf Links of America and Donald Parsons Youngstown Country Club Youngstown Ohio Reginald M Lewis of Greenwich Conn is the fifth player but not yet officially entered.
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New York
England
United States Golf Association
Eddie van Vleck
Garden City
John D. Chapman
Greenwich, Conn
George ‘A. Dixon
National Golf Links
America
Donald Parsons
Youngstown
Mascotte Wins Knockout in Seventh Round at New Bedford
Billy Mascotte of the Pacific Coast defeated Jimmy Grande with a seventh round knockout after a dominant performance and a sixth round knockdown. Grande complained of a foul after the fourth, while Steve Malone of New Bedford stopped Ernie Mayo of Providence in the second round.
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New Bedford
Billy Mascotte
Pacific Coast
Jimmy Grandé
Mascotte
Grande
Steve Malone
Ernie, Mayo
Providence
Ice goes out on Newfound Lake opens fishing season
The ice left Newfound Lake on the 2th marking the start of fishing season drawing Massachusetts anglers to Bristol New Hampshire for the weekend. Boston visitors led by hotel manager L. Putney brought in two five and a half pound salmon and four nice trout. All boats were pressed into service to accommodate early fishermen as old-timers note good bites this spring.
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Bristol
N. H
Newfound Lake
Massachusetts
Boston
L. Putney
Burman Beats Collins On Points In Montreal
In Montreal on April 24 Joe Burman of Chicago outpointed Marty Collins of New York to gain the decision. Sid Marks of New York captured the Canadian light weight title from Joe St. Onge of Granby Quebec when referee Harry Ertle stopped their 10 round bout in the eighth round.
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Montreal
Joe Burman
Chicago
Marty Collins
New York
Sid Marks
Joe St. Onge
Granby
Que
Harry Ertle
French Bantam Wins British Ring Title
French bantam victor defeats Thomas Harrison in a 15 round bout to claim the British ring title. Harrison was floored twice in the first two rounds and knocked down multiple times in later stages. Event noted from Liverpool on April 24.
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Verpool
Pete
Ekerey
Doux
Thomas Harrison
Girishman
Herman Beats Moore In Boston Arena Boxing Exhibition
At the Boston Arena last night the planned feature bout Pete Herman versus Roy Moore became a ten round boxing exhibition. Herman held the edge with left slaps and body taps while Moore showed timid power. The bout ended with a verdict for Herman as referees warned both fighters to loosen up.
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Boston Arena
Pete’ Herman
Roy’ Moore
Herman
Travers decision fails to please fans at Lynn bout
Mickey Travers of New Haven beat Dutch Brandt of Brooklyn in a ten round feature at the Lynn Casino A C last night. Travers was the aggressor but Brandt landed heavy blows on Travers nose and jaw in several rounds, leaving fans convinced Brandt should have won. Billy Shine of Quincy defeated Dinny Flynn of Roxbury in the eight round semi final.
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Mickey Travers
New Haven
Dutch Brandt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lynn Casino
A. C
Travers
Brandt
Traver
Billy Shine
Quincy
Dinny Flynns
Roxbury
White Beats Mueller In Slugging Draw At Buffalo
Harry White of Niagara Falls controlled the Chicago challenger K O Mueller throughout the ten round bout. The referee and judges scored it a draw but the crowd booed the decision, insisting White was the clear winner as he kept Mueller tied in knots from start to finish.
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White
Buffalo
Harry White
Niagara Falls
K. O. Mueller
Chicago
Mueller
Hyde Park Wins On Muffed Fly In Marathon District Game
A muffed fly by Vazza led to Bramton scoring from third as Hyde Park edged East Boston 7 to 6 in 18 innings. Pitchers Brunton and Tarcelli held the line, with Hyde Park rallying in the 12th and 18th to force the marathon victory in Hyde Park yesterday.
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Vazza
Felder
Bramton
Hyde Park
Brunton
Tacelli
East Boston
Boston
Dita
East
Walsh
Harley
F. Hawkins
Chisholm
J. Hawkins
Fenner
Sozio
Kazer
Irwin
Taylor
Lavender
Lal
Earley
Sosio
Tarcelli
Ross
Wild golfer hit by arrow near Evanston greenhouse incident
Evanston Illinois April 2 United News R F Gloede owner of extensive greenhouses complained golfers at the Country Club Lake adjoining his plant broke 4000 worth of glass during the season Dr C D Blake opened his golf season with a drive that struck the greenhouse A young florist's son practicing archery launched an arrow into the air it landed as the doctor approached for his ball the arrow was removed with difficulty and Blake complained to police Gloede said it was not his son's fault and Blake noted golfers tend to slice left past the greenhouse
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Evanston
Ill
United News
R. F. Groede
Uake
Dr. Blake
Green House
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