Boston Women Golfers Defeated in Griscom Cup Match
In heavy rain at the Essex County Club Philadelphia defeats Boston in the Griscom cup second team match 13 of 15 singles with Miss Dorothy Crosby and Mrs. E H Baker Jr scoring Boston’s only wins. Tomorrow Boston faces New York in the final, with New York favored to win the cup.
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Manchester
Philadelphia
Essex County Club
Philadelphians
Dorothy Crosby
E. H. Baker, Jr
New York
Eastern Women’s Golf Association
Haughton declares Braves take a clean, confident road to pennant
In a letter titled Haughton Has Faith in Braves, Percy D. Haughton urges unity among Braves owners, managers, players and fans. He admits recent losses and weather hampered practice but stresses aggressive yet clean play aimed at winning the National League pennant and world title. He calls for cooperation with presidents, officials, umpires and fans to ensure a square deal and success in October.
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Boston
Braves
Tener
Suter to Race at Revere Track Against Notables
Swiss middle distance bike champion Paul Suter makes his American debut at Revere cycle track in a 25 mile motor paced race with Clarence Carman Pinkie Turville and Tony Colombatto. Colombatto, a beach oval newcomer, seeks to prove his mettle and draw Italian supporters. A team match Logan Sullivan versus Rollins Chandler stirs pro ranks with new teams forming and the winner facing swift challenges.
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America
Revere
Clarence Carman
Pinkie’ Turville
Tony Colombatto
Suter
Colombatto
Tos
Beach Oval
Logan-Sullivan
Rollins-Chandler
Armory bout set for two welterweights in 12 rounds
Early word from the Armory A A indicates a big welterweight showdown next Tuesday night. Mike Glover of South Boston faces Ted Kid Lewis of England in a 12 round return bout serving as a leading up match for welterweight honors.
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Armory
A. A
Mike Glover
South Boston
Ted Kid Lewis
England
Powers to Face O Brien in Local Semi Final Bout
The upcoming semi final pits Dave Powers of Malden against Yank O'Brien of the South, drawing strong fan interest as O'Brien’s tough style challenges a local rival. Glover drew a big crowd last Tuesday with Freeman predicting a major surprise when he meets Lewis, while Arthur McDonald Frank Simonds and Teddy Murphy with Freddie Roe of Worcester add a six round lineup for boxing fans.
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Two Records Set at West Point Outdoor Meet
At West Point on June 9 two academy marks fell during the Cadet Corps outdoor meet amid drizzle. Cadet Clarence S. Maulsby set the running high jump record at 5 feet 10.08 inches and Cadet William H. Britton broke the running broad jump record with 22 feet 0.55 inches. Both records had been held by P. A. Hodgson, class of 1915. The meet was won by the class of 1917.
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Iowa
P. A. Hodgson
Trafalgar Becomes Hotel Colonial Name Change on Massachusetts Ave
The Trafalgar on Massachusetts Avenue is renamed Hotel Colonial after three years under Benjamin Piscopo and his son Guy Piscopo. Management says all popular Trafalgar features will be retained.
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Hotel Colonial
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Worcester Academy Track Meet Draws New England Schools
A large number of Greater Boston schoolboys travel to Worcester Academy for the annual interscholastic track and field meet. Entries from major New England schools indicate a strong contest for the New England championship.
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Worcester
Worcester Academy
New England
Golf Team Match At Lexington Club And Arlington Courses
A golf team match between Wellesley Country Club and Lexington Golf Club is set for this afternoon at Lexington. Weekly tournaments follow on courses at Concord County Club and Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights.
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Rain Cancels Lexington Wakefield Tennis Match
Inclement weather led to the cancellation of the tennis match between Lexington High School boys and Wakefield High racquet players at Lexington Athletic Field yesterday. On Monday Arlington High will face Lexington High at Lexington.
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Wakefield High School
Arlington High
Lexington High
Middlesex School to Meet Groton in Tennis Today
The Middlesex School of Concord will close its season this afternoon by playing Groton School at Groton. Also on Monday, Concord High will face Groton in tennis at Groton.
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Concord
Groton
Concord High
Buck Herzog brings Reds to Braves field in scrappy display
Buck Herzog and his Cinci Reds travel to Braves field for a weather-dependent game. The piece notes Herzog's pep, Chase moving to outfield, Mollwitz at first base, and shifts in manager and player roles across baseball headlines. It also mentions Maine coach Art Smith resignation, plus track and miler rumors involving Abel Kiviat and Harry Smith.
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Cinci Reds
Braves Field
Buck
Hal Chase
Herzog
Mollwitz
Chase
Art Smith
University of Maine
New England
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Orono
Maine
Abel Kiviat
A. C
Harry Smith
Bronx Church A. A
Tom Grieve
Caledonian Grove
Malden to Everett in heated schoolboy baseball clash
Walter R. Grannan reports Malden High travels to Everett for a likely tense showdown as Medford High aims to secure the Suburban league crown and the runner-up spot. Medford also faces Melrose while Stoneham visits Arlington and English High meets Somerville in Mystic Valley play.
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Gonfalon
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English High
Somerville
Intercollegiate record query on track measurement and whist prize rule
John Paul Jones reportedly ran his record under the new measurement 12 inches from the pole, with debate between old and new rulings. On a whist prize, if two players tie for first and cut for the prize, the loser receives second prize and is not eliminated from additional prizes.
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Jones
Sisler's 18th inning hit gives St. Louis 3 2 win over Yankees
In St Louis on June 9 Austin drove in the winning run in the 18th as the Browns beat New York 3 to 2. St Louis had scored in the fourth on Miller, Sisler, and Pratt. New York tied in the eighth and ninth before Pratt tripled and Severeid singled to force extras.
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Arlington Heights Tennis Club Men’s Singles Handicap Finals July 4
The men’s singles handicap tournament at Arlington Heights Tennis Club starts this afternoon after a postponement. Final matches are set for July 4 with the winner earning the title.
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Arlington Heights Tennis Club
Penn junior crew picked to race big four mile
Poughkeepsie N Y June 9 The Pennsylvania junior crew was named the varsity eight and will represent the university in the four mile race June 17 on the Poughkeepsie course. Jerauld was ruled ineligible and Peppes will take his place.
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Reds Open Four-Game Series Here This Afternoon
The Reds arrive in the city last night to begin a four game series here this afternoon despite misty conditions. The Cardinals moved to New York early, and Manager Stallings set Tuesday August 2 for the double header following the off day.
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Stallings
Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Harvard Leads Yale in Major Sports Run With Two Wins
Harvard holds a one point edge over Yale in the annual major sports series. Harvard has defeated Yale in football and hockey while Yale captured the track trophy. Baseball and crew results will determine overall honors for the season.
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Harvard Leads in Opening College Sports Season
Harvard holds the top priority in the early college year as football remains the major sport, with crew racing second in importance. A Harvard win in the crew race or baseball series could tilt the year in its favor against Yale, with alumni and students prioritizing football and crew over track, hockey and baseball. The Crimson, coached by Fred Mitchell, enters the week favored to prevail over Yale in baseball as the season continues.
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Yale
Elis
Thames
Nickalls
Crimson
Fred Mitchell
Boston Elementary School Track Meet At Wood Island Park
The eighth annual track and field meet of the Boston elementary schools takes place this morning at Wood Island Park East Boston. A large number of boys from South Boston Roxbury Charlestown Brighton North End West End East Boston Dorchester West Roxbury and the city proper have entered in four divisions.
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Dorchester
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