Chapman Wins Oval Bike Race
George Chapman won the 85 mile motor paced race at Revere oval with Wiley Didier and Fred Hill among top finishers. Other events include amateur and professional handicaps with Ardiano Maggioli Grimm and Fardig posting notable results. Chapman led at the 26th mile in the main event.
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Angelo R. Ardiano
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Hebb
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Armour & Co Beats St. Eulalia 3-2 at M Street Playgrounds
The Armour & Co. team defeated the St. Eulalia nine 3 to 2 at the M Street Playgrounds last night. Ring's pitching and McGovern's fielding highlighted the game.
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Inverness Golf Club Hosts Open Qualifying Round
The Inverness Golf Club in Toledo Ohio prepares for the open championship qualifying. The writer praised the course noting it deserves more praise than previous writers gave.
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Inverness Golf Club
Open Championship Preview Promises Tight Fairways and Top Talent
The field grows larger and stronger as favorites like Barnes Hagen Ray and Vardon contend on a narrow, trap lined course. American entrants thrive with Cowan Tellier Bowden leading the Boston group while Diegel Jones and Evans loom as dark horses. The course shines with superb greens as the parade begins between Baffin's Bay and the South Pole.
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Vardon
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Jones
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South Pole
Weird game won by cards in 11th inning
In Philadelphia on August 9 the Phillies led 5 0 in the first inning but the visitors from St. Louis came back to win 12 to 10 in 11 innings. North was the 10th pitcher to appear and drove home the winning runs with a single.
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Red Sox Rally Edges Browns In 11th Ballpark Thriller
Boston Barrow's club overcame Jimmy Burke's Browns to win 5 to 4 in St. Louis. Elmer Myers, Schang and Vitt powered a ninth inning rally with a two-base hit by Karr and a tying double by Schang. Cliff Brady debuted for the Browns as 10,000 fans watched, while Sisler and Davis delivered late for St. Louis.
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Eastern Massachusetts opposes lease of tracks to Boston Elevated
Homer Loring, chairman of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Board, writes to the Public Utilities Commission to oppose leasing the Chelsea and Revere tracks to the Boston Elevated. The move could worsen traffic between Boston and northward points, while a tunnel capacity increase and a Chelsea joint terminal are proposed to ease delays at drawbridges.
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Notable Boston figure Melvin Adams, 69, dies suddenly
Melvin 0 Adams dies at 69 after a strenuous day and hot weather. A Dartmouth graduate and prominent Boston lawyer, he led the Narrow Gauge railroad for years and was active in Dartmouth alumni affairs and the Dartmouth Club of Boston. His death shocks the club and reverberates along the railroad
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Obituary of Boston Lawyer Mel Adams A Dartmouth Booster
Mr. Adams died at his Boston office on a hot summer day after a normal work routine. Born Ashburnham 1850 he rose from public schools to Appleton Academy Dartmouth College class of 1871 valedictorian. He shaped Suffolk County law and led the Boston Revere Beach & Lynn railroad as president until his death.
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Brackett
Ashburnham Benefactor Remembered for School and Monument Gift
The longtime businessman supported his alma mater Dartmouth receiving LL D in 1912 and served as a trustee since 1903. He funded a school building in Ashburnham in 1906 and donated a soldiers' monument. Survived by wife and son Karl. He held memberships in multiple clubs in New York and Boston.
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Union League Club of
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Boston
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