Ouimet’s Caddy Wins Massachusetts Junior Championship
Lowery upsets Eddie Lowery of Newton Classical School and Nathaniel T. Lovell in a final 18 hole match at Brookline Country Club for the Massachusetts junior golf title. Ouimet’s former caddy may fill the shoes of the peerless one after the dramatic finish yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouimet
Eddie Lowery
Newton Classical School
Nathaniel T. Lovell
Newton High School
Brookline
Massachusetts
Woodland
Upior
Lowery Upsets Lovell To Win Golf Title In Striking Form
Lowery defeats Lovell by 5 and 3 to claim the title, posting a 72 to Lovell’s 81. The earlier rounds saw Lovell advance over Cox while Lowery overcame Buffington in the semis. Lowery’s 72 highlights a dominant iron play and putting showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Lowery
Lovell
Robert V. Cox
Tedesco Club
Eddie Lowery
A. T. Buttington
Fall River
Cox
Tedesco Boy
Buffington
Bike Races Set to Beat Strike at Revere Track
Nat Butler frames a strong program at the Revere cycle track with two main events a 2.5 mile motor paced race featuring Vincent Madonna Walthour Bowker and Herbert and a tandem race pitting Logan and Mac Partland against Sullivan and Fardig. The card also includes amateur and professional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Butler
Revere
Vincent Madonna
Providence Star
Walthour
Bowker
Herbert
Logan
Mac Partland
Sullivan
Fardig
K O C League Set for Three Games This Day
Knights of Columbus league schedules three matchups today Jamaica Plain versus Waltham Roxbury versus Melrose and Dedham against North End at North End Park President Thomas J McMackin says the Winning nine will face top western state K of C teams for the Massachusetts championship League standings show Melrose 5 1 833 Waltham 4 2 667 Jamaica Plain 2 3 500 and others with incomplete data
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Jamaica Plain
Waltham
Roxbury
Melrose
Dedham
North End
North End Park
Thomas J. McMackin
K. of C
British referee Eugene Corri in boxing controverse
London referee Eugene Corri, a noted third man in major ring contests, is described as booting a punch on international occasions, provoking adverse comment and ill feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Corri
London
Across
Corri’s controversial decisions plague early boxing tales
The article critiques referee Corr i for miscalling fights including Wilde Moore and Gunboat Smith, recounting 1914 disqualifications against Smith and Wells. It notes pressure on Jack Dempsey to defend his title abroad and warns of potential matchups with Carpentier, Beckett, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Wilde
Pal Moore
Gunboat Smith
Georges Carpentier
France
London
Smith
Carpentier
Corri
Luther McCarthy
Bombardier Wells
New York
Boer Rodel
Corrt
Cox Wins Twice in Kalamazoo Grand Circuit Races
Walter R. Cox the New England reinsman won two Grand Circuit events on the final day of Kalamazoo Michigan 12th annual meeting. He took the 2000 dollar New Bur Dick Hotel purse for 2 06 pacers with Frank Dewey then captured the 2 16 trot with Mignolia. Both winners fell behind in the first heat but rebounded in subsequent heats. Frank Dewey and Mignolia were the favorites in their respective races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Walter R. Cox
New England
Mignolia
C. B
Allerton
Cox
Joseph Guy
New Burdick Hotel
Frank Dewey
B. G
John Dewey
Grace Direct
B. m
Beck
Jay Mack
C. H
Whitehead
Esas
Esther R
Symbol Baron
Edward P
Dude Highwood
Ch. H
Palin
Highland Lassie
Horace McKerron
Oro Lou
Willow Hall
Lady Fuller
Miss Fagle
Horse Races Show Fast Times at Toledo Track Meet
The 2:10 pace featured Harvey K winning the first heat and Wellington Direct taking the second and third. E. Colorado won the 2:20 trot on a half mile track, with Emmets Sor second and Aileen Frisco third. horses move to Toledo tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey K
Wellington Direct
E. Colorado
Toledo
Emmets Sor
Aileen Frisco
Arlington In For Hard Game
Arlington Council Knights of Columbus semi pro team faces Maynard town team at John A Crowe park Maynard this afternoon at 3 Somerville would pitch for Maynard while Flynn will likely start for Arlington Maynard leads region in semi pro play with seven wins in nine games and has more matches arranged at home through August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Crowe
Maynard
Arlington Council
Knights of Columbus
Greater
Boston
Somerville
Flynn
Arlington
Lexington
Lamson
Lowell
Lewiston Overpowers Fitchburg in 6 1 Win
Lewiston defeats Fitchburg 6 to 1 as Scanlon relieves Tuckey after the fourth inning and keeps the lead. Key hits include Hayden and Hilton driving in runs, with Scanlon earning the win for Lewiston and Wesley taking the loss for Fitchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Lewiston
Scanlon
Tuckey
A. Baker
Loftus
Eckstein
Silva
Bossie
Jacobson
Weafer
Page
Devon
Hilton
Lunch
Senior
T'key
Connell
Hayden
Pitroff
Sullivan
Wesley
Boyce
Baker
Wekstein
Silva Hilton
Puroff
Iults
Seanlon
Dekstein
Bessie
Silvya
Connell Lynch
Wenner
O Wesley
Geer named director of Harvard University physical training
William H Geer of Albany supervisor in the New York State department of education has been appointed director of physical training at Harvard University according to an announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
William H. Geer
State Department of Education
Harvard University
Geer Resigns Education Post to Lead Harvard Training Program
Mr Geer resigns from the Department of Education and will start duties in Cambridge Massachusetts on August 1 as director of physical training at Harvard. He will supervise the new compulsory program for freshmen and has a background at Carlton College and Panama Canal Zone recreation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geer
Department of Education
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Panama Canal Zone
Concord Anxious To Win Golf Tourney
The Concord Country Club near Old Road to Nine Acre Corner hosts a return team match with Lexington Golf Club today. Concord seeks to reverse losses after Lexington won the first match this year and last season, amid ongoing race for the President's Cup based on 18 hole medal scores with handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country Club
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Concord
Lexington Golf Club
Lexington
Concord Club
Heer
Golf at Arlmont Club Opens Afternoon Play
Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights hosts a handicap versus bogey event this afternoon. It is the second of five similar matches this season and the fifth round of the trophy tournament must be completed today or matches will be forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Boxing hits and misses across seas and local notes
Sport Comment surveys American boxers in European bouts, noting Gunboat Smith and Pal Moore losses and Wilde’s strong shows as England hosts bouts. The piece praises Sunday athletic support, cites Con nellian mile events, and suggests Boston adopt New York style meets. It mentions Jack Dempsey hype and promoter Tex Rickard backing his greatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Gunboat Smith
London
Georges Carpetier
Smith
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsz
Willie
Pal Moore
Sone
Jimmy Wilde
Pal
Willard
Dempsey
New York
New England
Knights of Columbus
Boston
Children enjoy Lexington pool despite heat in joint playground outing
About 100 children swam at the Lexington Centre and East Lexington playgrounds yesterday. Supervisors Miss Gertrude Westlake and Miss Dorothy Butters taught swimming while boys played a baseball scrub game. Attendance from East Lexington totaled 380 with 73 in the morning and 97 in the afternoon at the Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Centre
East Lexington
Gertrude Westlake
Dorothy Butters
Centre
Haverhill Beats Portland 2 1 In Tight Finish
Haverhill defeated Portland 2 to 1 after Portland tied it in the eighth with doubles by French and Dailey. Haverhill regained the lead in their half on singles by Cline and Forsyth and a sacrifice by Gonzales.
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Haverhill
Portland
French
Dailey
Cline
Forsyth
Gonzales
Sharpe
Ganzel
O'Day
Moorefield
Duffee
Foye
Balla
Morgan
Werre
Strick
ball—Moorefield
O'Con'r
Driffy
Faulkner
Dutffee
Kingston
Phenix
Local Promoter Seeks Meeting With Sam Bell and Nate Siege
A local promoter plans to meet managers Sam Bell and Nate Siege at the promoter's office at 4 o'clock today. The objective of the meeting is not specified in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bell
Nate Siege
Casey Stengel the Pittsburg Jestmaker on the Diamond
Baseball’s premier cutup, Casey Stengel, keeps his payroll with shows and quips. He refuses extra pay off his boss Barney Dreyfuss while delivering vigorous fielding and hard hitting, drawing laughs from fans and critics alike as he plays for laughs and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Casey Stengel
Casey
B. Dreyfuss
New York Area Scores In Tight Hockey Night
Baltimore downed Binghamton 4 to 3 while Rochester topped Reading 6 to 3 Newark defeated Buffalo 3 to 2 Toronto edged Jersey City 2 to 1 in a sequence of close contests.
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Baltimore
Binghamton
Rochester
Reading
Newark
Buffalo
Toronto
Jersey City
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Francis Ouimet
Beach Oval
Boots
BY Doc Almy
Moore
Corril
Demp
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Dick Smith
Joe Beckett
Goddard
Fred Fulton
Jack
G.C
N. E. Reinsman
Tad
Wm. H. Geer
Arlmont
Chamberlain
Washington ST
Old South Church
Gayety Theatre
Arthur Duffe
Antipodes
Simon Pure Mitt Slinger
Cubs
Giants
Polo Grounds
Congan
Jess Barnes
Braves
Jess
Stallings
Carl Mays
Red Sox
Barrow
Mays
Fenway
Medford
Medford-Woburn
Medford High School
Gillis
Sam Dallas
Amateur Athletic Union
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Quaker City
Tex Rickard
Meehan
Moran
Pittsburg Pirates
International League
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
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