Gold Golf Medal Goes To Wright
Over 100 golfers joined the Woodland Golf Club for a three day summer meeting. Fred J. Wright Jr the Massachusetts junior golf champion won the gold medal for the low scorer with 75 strokes. Paul Tewksbury tied Wright on the card but withdrew when he learned Woodland could not enter any player in the national amateur championship.
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Woodland Golf Club
Fred J. Wright, Jr
Massachusetts
Paul Tewksbury
Woodland
Tewksbury
Local Golf Qualifiers Prompt Strong Field for Woodland Cup
Only one other player broke 80, A H Goodale of Wollaston with 79. The top 16 gross scores qualified for the Woodland chief cup and the next 32 moved into two handicap flights of 16 for match play. A special meeting of the board of di.
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A. H. Goodale
Wollaston
Board of di
Tewksbury Withdraws From Open Tournaments After Board Decision
The board of directors after full discussion issued a unanimous opinion to skip open tournaments while the appeal is heard. They said the ruling of the United States Golf Association should not guide Ouimet Sullivan and Tewksbury in this matter. Tewksbury believed it applied only to the State championship but withdrew after being informed the directors preferred he not play even in the Woodland tournament.
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Tewksbury
Board of
United States Golf Association
Ouimet
Sullivan
Columbia to Drop Rowing Amid Intercollegiate Shakeup
Columbia University plans to abandon rowing as an intercollegiate sport and exit the Intercollegiate Rowing Association. The move follows a poor June showing at Poughkeepsie and a long struggle to recruit crews, with coach Jim Rice seeking a new coaching role.
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New York
Columbia University
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Columbia
Poughkeepsie
Jim Rice
Rice
Cornell
Charles Courtney
Ithaca University
Scratch Teams All Get Wins
Manchester by the Sea Essex County Club hosted the first two rounds of the invitation four some tourney. Thunderstorm and rain did not stop play as most teams completed two rounds, though the New York trio McKim Hollins and James R Hyde did not appear.
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Manchester-By - The-Sea
Essex County
New York
McKim Hollins
James R. Hyde
Extra Hole Golf Matches Highlight Local Event
Two extra hole matches determined the day with morning victors C. T. Crocker and N. Harrower and afternoon winners H. H. Wilder and P. W. Whittemore. Whittemore failed on a decisive 18 inch putt to settle a tied match on home greens. Sterne and Claflin led the low scoring with 70, while Amory and Estabrook kept fast pace. Several scratch teams posted wins as rounds proceeded, with a consolation flight forming for the beaten first-round players.
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C. T. Crocker
N. Harrower
H. H. Wilder
P. W. Whittemore
Wilder
Whittemore
Cutler
Clark
S. K. Sterne
T. M. Claflin
C. M. Amory
B. W. Estabrook
R. W. Brown
Percival Gilbert
F. J. O. Alsop
W. C. Chick
Brown
Gilbert
Crocker
Harrower
Willett
Jacques
Bigelow
Tucker
Amory
Estabrook
Walker
Dobyne
Taylor
Caner
Palmer
Wright
Sterne
Claflin
Emery
Wadsworth
Campbell
Frazier
Hussey
West
Alsop
Chick
Haughton
Crane
Fish Pier Report Trails with Vessels and Cargoes
A large consignment of fresh fish arrived at Mystic fish pier with four mackerel catchers four swordfishermen and seven trawlers supplying the market. Vessels include Two Brothers Lafayette Mildred J Harry and Thelma with swordfish and several mackerel ships such as Rob Roy Bonita A B Nickerson and Albert Brown. groundfish totals reach 58 000 pounds of scrod haddock 14 000 pounds of cask and 1 600 pounds of halibut. The Bassano from Hull arrives after fog delays and Vera from Port Antonio Jamaica reports 23 489 bunches of bananas. The Bradford C French foundered last week near South Pass and was abandoned with 4000 barrels of molasses aboard. The Cretic passengers sail from Naples with 169 cabin 875 steerage and several hundred Portuguese bound for Boston via Ponta Delgada. The Kate L Pray is sold for coastal trade and Lucerne sails for St. Nazaire with horses steel and oats.
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Lafayette
Mildred J
Harry
Thelma
Rob Roy
Bonita
A. B. Nickerson
Albert Brown
Pol- Haddock
Cod
Hake
W. M. Goodspeed
Victor & Ethan
Ruth
Elva L
Spurling
Wilson Line
Bassano
Mystic Wharf
Hull
England
Grand Banks
New York
United Fruit Company
Vera
Long Wharf
Port Antonio
Jamaica
George W. Spead
Ijeldal
Lynn
Bradford C. French
Gulf of Mexico
South Pass
Miss
San Juan
P. R
New Orleans
Crowell & Thurlow
Italy
White Star
Cretic
Naples
Boston
Ponta Delgada
Kate L. Pray
Maine
F. G. Payne
Boston Shipbrokerage Company
Pray
New Bedford
Willeave
Lucerne
Davies
St. Nazaire
France
AMERICAN FLAGS AND FIELD HATS ANNOUNCED FOR SALE
An ad lists cotton bunt ing American flags of 13 stripes and 48 stars with double stitched stripes and canvas headbands priced per size. Also advertised is a portable floor crane, 3000 lb capacity, and a Marine Corps field hats procurement notice with bid details from Washington and Philadelphia offices.
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United States
Daniel O'Neill
Henry St
Everett
Mass
Canton
the Post
Marine Corps, Quartermaster's Department
Washington, D. C
Marine Corps
South Broad St
Philadelphia
Shipping News Arrived and Sailing Updates From Ports
Shipping news lists a long roster of coasters steamers schooners and tugs arriving and sailing between Eastport Portland Halifax New York Philadelphia Norfolk and various interCity routes. Notable vessels include Ossipee Bassano City of Colum bus Prince George Underwriter Lehigh and Henry Clay with multiple barges towed and calls at Sandwich Sewalls Point and Maurice River.
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Ossipee
Ridgley
Portland
Bassano
Boxball
Hull
England
Vera
Fieldal
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Prince George
Simms
Yarmouth
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Ingalls
St. John
N. B
Eastport
City of Columbus
Diehl
Savannah
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Packer
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Willie
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Thorp
Pierce
Elizabethport
N. J
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Lehigh
Moe Goldrick
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Nelson
Undercliffe
Dania
Dan
Copenhagen
New York
Limon
Port
Havana
N. S
Baltimore
Kershaw
Parthian
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
H. M. Whitney
Gettysburg
Henry Clay
Bethsyres
Saucon
EB. D. Haley
H. M. Bickford
Salem
Portsmouth
Walter A. Luckenbach
Dominion
West Point
Jamestown
Pete J. B. Walker
May
Maurice River
Calvin
Elizabeth
Militia Cadets to Aid Relief Fund Game Between Red Sox and Browns
The Army relief event at Fenway Park features Company A First Corps of Cadets under Captain Estey and Coast Artillery drill by Captain Holbrook. Militia recruiting offices open at the ball park. Adjutant General Cole and most militia officers attend. Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association handles Boston gate receipts for hundreds of needy militiamen. Tickets on sale at Bacon’s Filene’s Jordan Marsh and other outlets.
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St Louis Browns
First Corps of Cadets
Harold W. Estey
Coast Artillery
M. Sumner Holbrook
Ball
Cole
Texas
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
J. J. Lannin
Boston
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Bacon's
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Jordan, Marsh Company
R. I. White’s
Houghton & Dutton's
Shuman’s
M. Steinert & Sons
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