Ross Again Wins Title at Oakley Country Club
Aleck Ross of Brae Burn won the open golf championship on the Oakley links with a 295 total, six strokes ahead of Alex Campbell of the Country Club who finished second at 301. Tom McNamara of Boston was third with 304, M. J. Brady of Wollaston fourth at 305, and Worcester amateur Heinrich Schmidt at 316.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Aleck Ross
Brae Burn
Oakley Country Club
United States
Alex Campbell
Country Club
Tom McNamara
Boston
M. J. Brady
Wollaston
Heinrich Schmidt
Worcester
Weeklong Special Hot Weather Menus and Recipes
The cooking page showcases special hot weather menus and daily recipes arranged for every day of the week. It highlights refreshing dishes and seasonal ingredients to beat the heat.
Brockton 5 New Bedford 3 in tenth at New Bedford
Brockton defeated New Bedford 5 to 3 in ten innings as Wadleigh drove in the winning run with a single. The game featured late scoring and solid hitting, with Boardman, Morris and McLane contributing multi hit efforts for Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
New Bedford
New England
Wadleigh
A.E
O'Morris
McLane
O’connell
Sullivan
Spires
Wadleigh, c
Ruffange
Gaw
Mstedt
Pruitt
Boardman
Maranville
Connaughton
Morris
Swormstedt
Howard
Barry
Wapire
Lanigan
Fall River Defeats Lawrence 7 2 In New England Tilt
Fall River wins 7 to 2 after overcoming an early challenge from Lawrence. Hickman and Sullivan pace the home attack with strong hitting and fielding, while Luyster takes the loss for Lawrence. Officiating and game details appear in summary of the July matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Fall River
Lawrence
Swanson
Po.a.e
A. FE. Walsh
Merrill
Weaver
Pewcock
Rose
Hickman
Hagan
Thackara
Sullivan
Carlstrom
Briggs
Kennedy
Pete
Luyster
Phoenix
Hoff
Oj Boyd
Breymaier
Carilstromm
Walsh
Bawcock
Boyd
Bowcock
Stafford
Breymaiter
Lynn Triumphs Over Worcester 7 to 6 In Tight Game
Lynn defeats Worcester 7 to 6 as Worcester scores six runs in the last two innings but cannot overtake the lead. Aubrey homered for Worcester while Pratt Cargo Shorten and others contributed two base hits for Lynn. Boehling and Britton pitched for the mound with Bushelman also seeing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LYNN
Worcester
Lynn Oon
Orcutt
Strands
McGovern
Wallace
Daum
Britton
Nye
Flaherty
Aubrey
Pratt
Cargo
Shorten
Boehling
Bushelman
Crum
March
Haas
Reynolds
Bashelman
Kerin
Lynn Worcester
McGwy
Flaherts
Argo
Ol Logan
Clemons
McCunee
Boshling
Percy the mechanical man wreaks havoc in Sunday Post
The Sunday Post teases Percy the mechanical man from its comic section as a merciless character with no brains. He torments his inventor and Professor Wagner in the upcoming installment, described as too cruel to reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Sunday Post
Professor Wagner
Five mackerel catchers plus halibut sale at T wharf
Five mackerel catchers and one vessel with halibut and 11 groundfish ermen completed the fleet at T wharf yesterday as mackerel arrivals from other ports remained heavy. Large catches were reported on Clintonia Constellation Saladin F A Oakes Electric lash and Provincetown vessels. Large mackerel prices were noted followed by other fish prices and cargoes including halibut and butterfish. The Batavia arrived with a general cargo after a storm. Leyland liner Iberian reached port after weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Clintonia
Constellation
Saladin
F. A. Oakes
Provincetown
Boston
Benjamin A. Smith
St. Doreas
Bessie M. Dugan
Mooanam
T’ Wharf
Haddock
Cusk
Mary
Louise R. Silva
Annie Perry
Philip Manter
Isquanto
Batavia
Hampurge
Schonfeldt
Mystic Wharf
Manchester
Jago
Partington
Canal
Grand Banks
Winnie
Shotton
Matanzas
American Sugar Refining Company
Shipping News July Fourth Mini Almanac Highlights Arrivals
The notice lists numerous arriving vessels including steamers Franconia Adler Admiral Schley Nordstjernen and Prince Arthur along with schooners Eskimo Domain Alaska and more. It records tides sunrise at 4 12 am and sunset 7 24 pm with high water at 2 10 am and 9 0 pm and a length of day of 15 hours 12 minutes.
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Franconia
Smith
Liverpool
Queenstown
Iberian
Jago
Manchester
Swandon Hall
Rowlands
Calcutta
Colombo
Winnie
Shotton
Matanzas
Cuba
Batavia
Ger
Schongeldt
Hamburg
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
N.S
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Janiata
James
Baltimore
Newport News
Admiral Schley
Port Antonio
Jam
Nordstjernen
Dan
Sydney
C. B
Helen
Baracoa
Usk
N. C
Kershaw
Transportation
Newton
Suffolk
Norfolk
Ravenscraig
Governor Cobb
Portland
Eastport
Bunker Hill
New York
Dania
Philadelphia
Colorado
Schooners
Domain
St. Martins
Alaska
Walton
N. S
Chase
Gloucester
Asher J. Hudson
Astral
Valley Forge
Bethayres
Ephrata
George R. Stetson
Newburyport
Charles I
Pritchard
Ruth
Nichols
R, O. Co. No
Rockport
Mass
Prudence
Dorothy
Lynn
Karl
Maurice River
Ontario
Ellenville
Thomas L. Parker
Liberty
Guttenberg
Innocent Man Denies Murder Claims In River Death Case
Henry Deslover, charged with killing Mrs. Angele Parmentier Delmar after a headless body was found in the Blackstone River, proclaims his innocence and questions the body and clothing identification. He alleges police coercion and says he was fishing when she left, claiming the victim was a larger woman and noting her temper and drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
R. IL
Henry Deslover
Angele Parmentier Delmar
Blackstone
Parmentier Delmar
Strikers Blast Officials In Boston Elevated Dispute
Solen was fined $10 for assaulting an officer after resisting arrest on a car. The union claims police delayed actions against strikebreakers while urging citizens to file complaints at union headquarters. Hearings at the State Board of Arbitration resumed with testimony on conduct slips and enforcement, as 3500 strikers were paid off and the strike widens the clash with city and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solen
Roth
Dedham Street
Robert Luce
State House
State Board of Arbitration
Boston
Massachusetts
Boston Elevated Company
Luce
Carmen
Fred Fay
International Union
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Washington Street
Vahey
Thomas Shine
Medford
Shine
John H. Kelliher
William H. Garvey
N. M. Henebury
J. F. Downey
J. J. Henry
Malden Board to Meet Over Police Bias in Strike
The Central Labor Union accuses Malden police of siding with the Elevated in strike troubles and asks the Board of Aldermen to address alleged partiality. Police Commissioner Charles Warren is to be summoned for testimony. The public welfare committee will meet July 18 in executive session to consider the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Welfare Committee
Board of Aldermen of
Malden
Central Labor Union
Elevated
Charles §. Warren
Boston
Explosion Jars Car In Jamaica Plain Area
A rocket-like explosion beneath a moving outbound Jamaica Plain semi convert car on South Huntington avenue near Binney street disrupted service. No injuries were reported though passengers panicked and glass shattered. Police and Elevated officials denied dynamite claims and could not identify the motorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Plain Electric
South Huntington Avenue
Binney Street
Elevated
Dover Street
Edgeworth-Wellington
Sullivan Square
Malden
Salem Street
Wakefield Pupil Sues Town Over Unjust Suspension
Emma Wulff of Wakefield files a 5000 suit in Middlesex Superior Court through guardian Adam Kleeman claiming unlawful suspension from Wakefield High School after her bookkeeping teacher allegedly mistreated her. The complaint says a May 1 denial of a request to leave the course led to a May 15 refusal to reinstate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Middlesex County Superior Court
East Cambridge
Emma Wulff
Wakefield High School
Adam Kleeman
Porky Returns Tells of Sam Langford Contract Details
The arrival of J. Porky Flynn and trainer Artie McQueen reveals Sam Langford has a $75 weekly contract with promoter Hugh McIntosh through January 1, 1913, paid whether he fights or not. Flynn denies a frame-up with Langford and eyes a rematch, while noting Sam’s head expansion and Flynn’s coast bout plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. “Porky
Flynn
Artie McQueen
Woodman
Langford
Sam
Hugh McIntosh
Australia
Porky
Pulver
Bombardier Wells
Boston
New York
Wells
New Punchwork Design Featured for Waist Decoration
A new waist decoration punchwork pattern is announced to appear in next Sunday's Post. The design promises decorative detail for garments and is described as part of upcoming issue illustrations.
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Pat White
Bowdoin SQ
George Davis
Violet Mascotte
Merry Maids
May Belmont
Alice Dudley
Florida de Lisle
Blanche De _ Corret
Lillie Sutherland
Zola
May Hamilton
May Cripps
Dolly Clifford
Bessie Martin
Elsie Hill
Frances Madigan
Rose Carene
Helen Lawton
Petta
Alice Ferguson
Revere House
Seollay Sq
Plymouth Rock
Monument
Pilgrim Hall
Plymouth
Betty Alden
Rowe’s
B. F. Keith
Meistersingers
Maine Woods
Viva
Boca
BAY State Line
Georgia
Tennessee
Bay State St. By. Co
Rg Wash. St
Providence
Sorensen
Central Wharf
Brate St
Hough’s
Atlantic Ave
CAPT
Fishing Bank
E. W. Dixon
King Philip
Commercial Wharf
Bass
Oyneers
Lincoln
Martha’s Vineyard
Otis Wharf
Gloucester & “North Shore
Cape Ann
City of Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
State St
Tremont
K. A
America
Wem
Ireworks 1
Mantasket
Palm Garden
Ioan
Villa Napoli
Tremont Temple
Durbar
Alice Lloyd
Lionel Walsh
Majestic
Nance
O’neil
Liddsay “Morison Stock Co
Fires OF
Loew’s Orpheum
Gordor
Olympia
Rainey
Marvellous Motion Pictures
Frances G. Devers
Ladies’ Orchestra
John S. Genter
Mer
Clarendon
Remont
Phillies
National League South End
Wright & Ditson’s
Burke's
Adams House
Casino and Cabaret
Russell's Concert Orchestra
Lexington Park
Arlington Heights
Myer
Boy
Willy
Lowell
Haverhill
Clemens
Cae
Miller
Carney
DeGroff
Matthews
Halstein
Campbell
Lonergan
Wisco
Maybohm
O/Perkins
Lavigne
Oj Long
Daverhill
Boultes
Courtney
Long
Magee
fily—Carney
Hermod
Consignee
Ingramport
Advent
Hopkins
John G. Hall & Co
John Meigs
Ralph Emery
John S. Emery & Co
Barkentine
Pees Ees Nest Iver
Cod
Hake
Pollock
Ethel B
Penny
Cerseee
Louise R, Silva
Ean Jessie Costa
Eae
Fk Philip Manter
Shipping News
L. Road
Carmen’s International Union
Huntington Avenue
Porky Returns
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