Old Timers Set for Big Holliston Outing Parade
The Old Timers committee B. B. Osthues George W Brown and Ed McGrath report a major outing at Holliston Sunday with 300 expected participants. A 9 30 a m start from Devonshire street leads to a parade along Washington Street to Sunset Farm. The day features a 50 yard handicap with Piper Donovan Arthur Duffey and others and a Boston Natick game finale on the mound and firing line. Reservations close as the committee finalizes headcount.
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B. B. Osthues
George W. Brown
Ed McGrath
Postoffice
Devonshire Street
Washington Street
Back Bay Fens
Sunset Farm
Worcester
Natick
Milford
Boston
Piper Donovan
Pooch Donovan
B. Bradley Osthues
Readville Races Await Saturday Practice Postponed
Readville automobile race meeting delayed by yesterday’s downpour. If weather clears drivers will practice this afternoon. Matty Matthews, manager, expects a new track record tomorrow. 17 entrants are listed for the meeting ensuring a strong field.
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Readville
Matty Matthews
Kelchner Named Manager of Lowell in New England League
Charles L Kelchner former St. Louis Americans scout is appointed manager of the Lowell team in the New England league succeeding Walter Ahearn. The change takes effect immediately.
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Lowell
Charles L. Kelchner
St. Louis Americans
Walter Ahearn
Australian sprinter Goullet to debut against Dupuy at Revere track
Al Goullet the Australian sprint champion who set a five mile world record at Newark this week will debut at the Revere cycle track tomorrow night racing Marcel Dupuy in a special sprint. The program also features a 25 mile motor paced race with Bobby Walthour Percy Lawrence Worth Mitten and Pinkie Turville.
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al Goullet
Newark
Revere
Marcel Dupuy
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Percy Lawrence
San Francisco
Worth Mitten
Davenport
Dupuy
Grenda
Leon Didier
Linart
Seres
Atlas A A Cites Double Bill With White Saylor Clash
An Atlas A A boxing card Tuesday features Charley White vs Milburn Saylor as the main bout and a semi final ten round between George Robinson of Cambridge and Dan McDonald of Roxbury. The event also hints at Baldwin Murphy rematch plans and other regional matchups in Boston.
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Atlas A. A
Charley White
Milburn Saylor
George Robinson
Cambridge
Dan McDonald
Roxbury
Robinson
McDonald
Atlas
Boston
Saylor
White
Storrow Refuses To Reopen L Case In Boston Elevate Inquiry
At a meeting of street car workers at 724 Washington last night the union backed the arbitration board’s wage classifications in the L shops. The board, led by James J. Storrow, refused to reopen the award, stating the issues were settled and cannot be reopened before May 1, 1916. Vahey supported the decision, praising Storrow and clarifying the board’s interpretation of section 9 and the scope of their authority.
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Washington Street
Board of Arbitration
Storrow
James J. Storrow
Boston Elevated Railway Company
James L. Richards
James H. Vahey
Vahey
Arbitration Board
Union
William A
Old Braves hope in series and local track notes
A roundup of sports tidings notes the Braves cellar season a year ago and the Cardinals as a stepping stone, plus updates on Harry Lee Tom Halpin and Johnny Mack. It covers Freddie Welsh resting after his lightweight title year and coaching news on Norman Taber, Walter Whalen and Charley White versus Milburn Saylor.
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George Stallings
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Lee
New York
Lee
Tom Halpin
Long Tom
Johnny Mack
Yale
Holliston
Johnny
Pooch Donovan
Freddie Welsh
Welsh
Charley White
Eddie O’connor
Providence
Norman Taber
Brown
Taber
Walter Whalen
Whalen
Texas
Boston College
Exeter
Milburn (Young) Saylor
Atlas Club
Saylor
White
Old Timers Picnic and Boxing Notice in Devonce Street
Letter mentions Jimmy Henigan and asks how many times Matty Bald and Eddie Murphy fought for a New England lightweight title. Records say they met three times. It urges reservations for Old Timers picnic and ticket applications are due tonight. Event starts at the Postoffice Devonce Street Sunday morning at 100.
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Jimmy Henigan
Matty Baldwin
Eddie Murphy
Postoffice
Devonce Street
Hagen and MacDonald Lead Field in Metropolitan Open
Walter C. Hagen of Rochester and Robert G. MacDonald of Buffalo led a field of 80 at Fox Hills Golf Club with 145 strokes after 36 holes of the metropolitan open medal play. Hagen set a new course record with a 70 in the second round. John J. McDermott, Atlantic City, 71 first round and 75 second for 146, tied for third with W. MacFarlane, Elizabeth, N. J., who had 73 each round.
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Clifton, S. I
Walter C. Hagen
Rochester
N. Y
Robert G. MacDonald
Buffalo
Fox Hills
Hagen
John J. McDermott
Atlantic City
Gil Nicholls
Wilmington
Del
McDermott
W. MacFarlane
Elizabeth
N. J
Concord Junction Faces Shirley In Key Baseball Tilt
The Concord Junction team meets the Shirley club tomorrow afternoon at the Concord Junction playgrounds in what shapes up as a standout game of the season.
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Concord Junction
Shirley Baseball Club
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