Osgood and Curtis Reach Boston Women's Golf Final
At Watertown June 4 the Woman's Golf Association of Boston crowns its champion between Miss Fanny C. Osgood of the Country Club and Miss Harriet Curtis of Oakley. Osgood won her semi against Miss Margaret Curtis 4 up 3 to play while Curtis edged Pauline Mackay at 17 holes. Consolation honors went to Miss Paul Merrill and Mrs. F. G. Davis, with a four ball open result won by Grace B. Keyes and Louisa A. Wells.
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Watertown
Woman's Golf Association of
Boston
Fanny C. Osgood
the Country Club
Harriet Curtis
Oakley
Margaret Curtis
Osgood
Miss Curtis
Concord
Louisa A. Wells
Country Club
E. N. Lockwood
Lexington
E. S. Porter
Best Women Players Meet In New York
In the Women s Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Richmond County Country Club the top competitors faced off after earlier rounds. Mrs Stout defeated Mrs M D Paterson while Miss Vanderhoef upset Miss Kirkby. Ruth Underhill fell to Ruth Badgley as Elsa Hurlbut challenged current holder Mrs E A Manice. Semifinals set with Manice vs Badgley and Stout vs Vanderhoef.
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New York
Metropolitan Golf Association
Richmond County Country Club
Stout
M. D. Paterson
Kirkby
F. Louise Vanderhoef
Ruth Underhill
Ruth Badgley
Elsa Hurlbut
E. A. Manice
Manice
Open Interscholastic Golf Tourney at Brookline Country Club
The second annual open championship for New England school members non professionals and non caddies will be played at Brookline Country Club on June 29 30 and August 1. The event features 18 holes per round except final 26 holes with a cup for champion and medal for runner up and lowest qualifying score. Entry fee 9 cents due by 6 pm June 27 to Francis E Bowker Jr Brown Nichols Cambridge.
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New England
Brookline Country Club
Francis E. Bowker, Jr
Brown & Nichols School
Cambridge
Fourth annual New Jersey Golf title sees 124 starters
The fourth annual NJ Golf Association championship opened at Baltusrol Golf Club with 124 entrants from clubs statewide, down from an initial list of 178.
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Short Hills
N. J
New Jersey Golf Association
Baltusrol Golf Club
Elliott Wins Big at Medford Trap Shoot
Elliott posted the high total 186 of 200 at the Boston Shooting Association grounds in Wel lington on the final day of the Interstate Trapshooting Association tournament Griffith trailed by two thirds. The next meet is set for Warm Springs Ga June 16 to 19. Elliott also captured the $50 average money for the top overall average.
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Medford
Boston Shooting Association
Wellington
Elliott
Griffith
Interstate Trap-shooting Association
Warm Springs
Hugh Murphy Beats Maynard in 12 Round Bout
About 1000 spectators and a brass band watched Hughey Murphy of New York defeat Billy Maynard of Philadelphia after 12 fast rounds. Referee Dan Donnelly's decision pleased the crowd as Murphy led in most rounds with Maynard strong in infighting. Earlier, Jack Dwyer won over Fred Vanich in six rounds and Dick Grant stopped Jim Carr in three.
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Tammany A. C
Hughey Murphy
New York
Billy Maynard
Philadelphia
Dan Donnelly
Maynard
Murphy
Tim Kearns to headline Lenox Club boxing card in Boston
Boston boxing writer previews a Lenox Club show featuring Tim Kearns in a main bout with Sam Langford. The program includes three preliminaries and a semis pairing Eddie Carr and Kid Paul, with Canole highly praised as a local favorite and potential backing against top lightweights.
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Lenox Club
Boston
Tim Kearns
Tim
Lennox Club
Sam Langford
Andy Watson
Kearns
Langford
Eddie Carr
South Boston
Kid Paul
Fall River
Lenox
Martin Canole
New England
Jimmy Briggs
East
Canole
Joe Guns
Jimmy Britt
Jimmy Briges
Young Corbett
Fort Erie
Fall River Victorious as Umpire Is Assaulted in Nashua
In Nashua New Hampshire on June 4 Fall River edged Nashua 5 to 4 after a late winning hit by Jordan. Jott assaulted the umpire in the fifth inning and was fined and ordered from the field after dispute over called strikes. The locals scored six in the third aided by walks errors and a hit by pitch. Morrissey pitched well for Nashua while Gokey worked for Nashua and Courneen earned the win. Attendance around 450.
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N. H
Fall River
Jordan
Jott
Nsgrwa Ai Racinesese
Tah Pal
Sall River
Coveney
Courneen
Pastor
Gokey
Kelliher
Deininger
Stackpole
Morrissey
Harry McCloud
Manchester Defeats Haverhill 7 to 2 in Featureless Game
Manchester beat Haverhill 7 to 2 this afternoon in a game described as featureless. The win adds to Manchester’s season results in a straightforward contest at the venue.
Brockton Defeats Concord In Eastern Game 8 to 4
Brockton outplayed Concord at all points this afternoon to earn an 8 to 4 victory. Key contributors were Boardman with the bat and Mullaney in the field. Brockton batted for Lee in the ninth inning.
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Concord
N. H
Brockton
Boardman
Mullaney
Lee
Awies Coe
Gant Aschigolg
Cah
Sicara
Baseball summary of a short game with multiple players noted
Two base hits by Gusheen Burrell Board man and Kelly Riordan Newton and a three base hit by Newton. Stolen bases by Joyvee Titus and Kane and Stewart turned a double play. Riordan walked four times and Lee twice. Riordan struck out once and Lee twice. Passed ball by Eaton. Time one hour forty minutes. Attendance two hundred or three hundred noted.
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Manchester
Haverhill
B. Po. A
Giligan
Kane
Keyne
Cote
Rich'dson
Morris'y
Maren
Stackpole
Rapp
Gilligan
Strobk
Smith
Murray
Hamilton
Stroh
Richardson
O'Reilly
Deininger
Morrissey
Hitler
McCloud
Gusheen
Burrell
Boardman
Kelly
Riordan
Newton
Joyvee
Titus
Stewart
Lee
Eaton
Ixing
Lawrence Defeats Lowell In Sloppy 11-8 Game
Lawrence outhits Lowell and escapes costly errors to win 11 to 8. Pagum Conroy and McLaughlin stand out with the bats while McKenna blames poor support for a rough start. Key plays include Hart, Pagum and Cassidy two-base hits and O Hara three-base hit as Lowell struggles defensively. Attendance around 600.
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Lowell
Lawrence
To & McKenna
Pagui
Conroy
McLaughlin
Prizes for Broken Records At United Irish Societies Picnic
The United Irish Societies of Massachusetts announce $50 prize trophies for athletes who break or tie records in events at the Oak Island picnic on July 4. Eligible events include the 16 pound shot put, 66 pound weight, five mile run, one mile run, 100 yard dash, hopping events, broad jump, high jump, and 440 yard run. Entries through Eugene Buckley at the Boston Globe. referee named. Entrance 60 cents. football and hurling teams enter via Tim Crow. fee $1. Eligible athletes gain honorary membership and travel funding to compete nationwide.
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United Irish Societies of
Massachusetts
Oak Island
Committee On
Eugene Buckley
Boston Globe
Tim Crow
Canal Street
Boston
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