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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1919

Page

22

Outsider Brescia Wins Ohio Stake at North Randall

Brescia, a long shot, wins the Ohio Stake at North Randall in three heats, with Allie Lou and Fenesta also taking divisions. Goldie Todd dominates pacing heat times as other outsiders like Charlie Penn claim divisions in this Grand Circuit meeting.

Cleveland North Randall Track Ohio Stake Brescia Allie Lou Charlie Penn Fenesta Peter Coley Goldie Todd B. H Royal Penn Mary Ward B. m. Ceeereee Leez Edith Carter Elmore Carpathia Sion Mamie Locke Gr. m Geers Dexter Sym B. H. (Palin Br. m Bingara Stokes B. m Ward Hollywood Kate Dodge Bob Mary Coburn Andrews Gentry Petrex del Jolla Lord Stoute B. G Peter the Great CVO Occessor Ak Binlon Squires Kerrigan Grete Ssc Ceenevancet Ethel Knight Blk. m McDonald Lindle Abbe Bond Nelly Bly Hollywood Bilas 2d Axiied Giso Vincy Bingen Swaim Alacer B Iso Miss Eagle Cochato Banks Hedrick Alice Adie Ana

Claflin Smashes Record in Massachusetts Amateur

T M Claflin of the Country Club Brookline won the medal in the Massachusetts amateur championship at Winchester with a 73 beating clubmate P W Whittemore who shot 75. Both broke the course record of 76 on a hard course and Claflin’s score may stand for some time.

T. M. Claflin Brookline Massachusetts Winchester Country Club P. W. Whittemore Claflin Whittemore Brookline Country Club Fred J. Wright, Jr Albemarle

Golf match play advances after tough qualifying round

Four players led by W. C. Chick D. B. Watters Jesse P. Guilford and Ss T. Hicks at 79 pace. Several notables including Francis Ouimast Fred J. Wright and P. Schofield failed to qualify as top 32 medal figures moved to first round today with 85 or better earning championship entry.

W. C. Chick D. B. Watters Jesse P. Guilford Ss. T. Hicks Francis Ouimast Fred J. Wright Etyee Bond P. Schofield B. K. Stephenson J. H. Sullivan, Jr W. A. Whitcomb Country Club

Willard- Dempsey Draw at Bay View Park Ring

About 19 650 fans bought tickets for the July 4 heavyweight championship at Bay View Park Toledo to witness Jess Willard against Jack Dempsey. Rickard announced a prize purse of 100000 dollars in connection with the bout.

Toledo Bay View Park Arena Jess Willard Jack Dempsey

Drawings for Match Play Matches Listed

Francis Ouimet at Woodland faces F C Newton at Country Club Hill. A P Chase of Winchester plays T M Claflin at Country Club. F J Wright Jr of Albemarle meets R Phillips at Chestnut R Whitney. N T Lovell Brae Burn vs T F Tully Winchester. N W Dean Oakley vs A M Bond Winchester. B K Stephenson Winchester vs Parker Schofield Albemarle. P W Whittemore Country Club vs S T Hicks Winchester. M P Graham Albemarle vs A M Hoxie Wollaston. E F Emerson Hatherly vs A D Knight Worcester. F G Thayer Wollaston vs W C Chick Country Club. R M Purves Woodland vs Jesse P Guilford Woodland. R deZ Pierce Oakley vs W A Whitcomb Worcester. L B Paton Homestead vs D Jones Brae-Burn. R W Brown Country Club vs D B Waters Wood J H Sullivan Jr Commonwealth vs G Horton Pushee Weston.

J. W. French Wollaston E. Lowery Woodland G. H. Pushee Weston N.T. Lovell Brae-Burn A. D. Knight Worcester R. Phillips Chestnut Hill Bron the Country Club F. G. Thayer J. EF. Tully Winchester F. Emerson Hatherly R. Dez. Pierce Obrioy M. P. Graham Albemaine A. M. Hoxie Worlentony A. M. Purves R. Whitney Lexington A. M. Bond W. A. Carl P. A. Hendrick B. W. Godsoe G. H. Butters Bellevue L. M. Lombard BE. J. Carey R. W. Rivers Rida A. M. Crosby X. J. Jones, Jr Bruce-Burn T. A. Ashley R. Wilson New Woxford Burns Scarboro W. P. Hunt Oakley Osc F. B. Elliot C. M. Amory Gould C. D. Noyes, Jr Crow Point E. 8 Foster J. E. Jones, Jr G. J. Murphy J. N. Manning BE. R. Rooney George Folin J. A. Wheeler H. Dudley A. McGregor, Jr Tedesco A. C. Roche Bear Hill H. C. Clark Co. L. Campbell C. P. Wharf R. N. Hall D. Bush Country Club J. B. Brennan C. E. Mason R. A. Wood Vesper J. OW Gahan J. R. Bowker L. W. Barta H. de Ford, Jr Cohasset M. H. Stone J. A. Stockell Josh. Crane Dedham Country M. J. Mackey G. L. Huntress, Jr Bass Rocks G. J. Martin Brookline T. My. Claflin OW. Whittemore Ryee Chick F. C R. M. Purves IX. Lowery Lawrence Albemarle G F. J. Wright, Jr P. Schofield R. G. Lehane J. A. Farren Oakley C. C N. W. Dean W. G. Ball Jack Dempsey Uncle Sam Harry Wills Dempsey W. S. Lawrence Percy Gilbert R. C. Lehane Joseph A. Farren R. E. Harlow F. L. Hunt, Jr Ll. M. Lombard Charles M. Amory Myopia Winchester Country Club Albemarle T. M. Claflin Bae P. W. Whittemore S. T. Hicks Winchester C. c Fae W. C. Chick Bo Apt Shea D. B. Waters J. P. Guilford He H. T. Bond Parker Schofield B. K. Stephenson Francis Culmet J. H. Sullivan, Jr Cor'wealth W. A. Whitcomb A. P. Chase F. C. Neton D. Jones Fee E. Paton Homestead H. T. Bond N. T. Lovell Brae Burn T. F. Tully P. W. Whittemore E. F. Emerson L. B. Paton R. W. Brown D. B. Waters

Promoters Report Financials For Toledo Arena Sale

Frank B. Flournoy and Tex Rickard associate disclose receipts after $41,789.54 tax deduction totaling $410,782.16 with a $30,000 Toledo charity fund. Staff included 292 police, 75 firemen, 600 workers, 90 gatekeepers, 20 sellers and 454 press members. Willard earned $100,000 and Dempsey $27,500 with arena costs at $150,000. Sale to American House Wrecking Co. of Chicago for $25,000 ends demolition plans for 97,000-seat arena, 2,000,000 feet of lumber, teardown to start immediately.

Frank B. Flournoy Tex Rickard City of Toledo Uwb&hers Willard Dempsey Arena Construction City of Toledo Charity Fund Flournoy American House Wrecking Company of Chicago

Haverhill Climbs Past Lewiston In July Ball Game

Haverhill rallied in the seventh to defeat Lewiston 4 to 2. Anderson held Lewiston to two hits after the first inning as Haverhill pitcher fended off late threats. Sharpe, Ganzel, Burkett and Moriarty drove in runs for Haverhill while Stark and Kingston accounted for Lewiston's offense.

Lewiston Haverhill Anderson Bi.po Saulkner The Ganzel Duffee Burkett Moriarty Lyons Pike cRan Pieh Aowirtol Sharpe Beaudoin Stark Kingston Forsythe Birkett Gallagher Andrson Maulkner Sullivan Orsythe Grieshaber

Portland Defeated By Sawyer and Errors in 9-1 Loss

In Portland on July 9 Sawyer struggled and Portland’s fielding miscues aided Owell to a 9-1 victory. Baker, Weafer, Corcoran and Hayden paced the offense, while Clark and Sawyer combined on the mound in a lopsided game with multiple errors by O'Day and Corcoran and home runs by Clark.

Portland Sawyer Owell Lowell Po.a Ab.bit Baker O'Day Becksteinlf Corcoransbo Bossie Batley Ifs Weafer O'C'orriijcf Devon Moorfeld Lynch Wrench Luckey Wagner Hayden Sweetlander Clark Sawyersp Gallagher Laomur Mckstein Corcoran Sweetland

Lawrence Defeats Fitchburg 5-4 In Tight Contest

Lawrence edges Fitchburg 5 to 4 after Fitchburg rallies for four runs in the fourth. Key players include H White Ryan Phenix Connell and Boyce with multiple hits and a home run by Phenix. Lawrence uses strong defense and timely hits to hold on for the win.

Fitchburg ATLEY Duffee Loftua Lf Page Poole H.white Olive Ryan Phetix CIA Jacobson W.white Connell Barcroft Senior Schmidt Boyce Freitag Lawrence Mitchburg Oi Gsee H. White Foye Phenix Loftus Cline Frettag Stack

Tilden defeats Richards to win western Pennsylvania tennis title

W. T. Tilden of Philadelphia won the western Pennsylvania tennis championship in Pittsburg by beating Vincent Richards of New York with set scores 6-4 6-3 3-6 6-1.

Pittsburg W. T. Tilden Philadelphia Vincent Richards New York

Shipping Board maintains win as accident mars game

The United States Shipping Board won its 29th victory by defeating the Chelsea Naval Hospital club 18 to 2 at Wood Island Park. McNamara led with three safeties and seven RBIs while Lombardi pitched well. In the fifth inning Henry Bond of the Shipping Board was knocked unconscious by a wild pitch and was taken to the Marine Hospital at Chelsea.

United States Shipping Board Chelsea Naval Hospital Wood Island Park Lombardi McNamara Henry Bond Shipping Board Nine Donaldson Chelsea U. S

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