Hagen Captures National Title In Dramatic Finish
Walter C Hagen of Oakland Hills Detroit edged Mike Brady of Oakley by one stroke to win the national open championship at Brae Burn Club. Brady faced late setbacks including costly putting and a missed drive on the 18th as Hagen held steady finishing with a 77 to Brady's 78 and a total 301. The playoff outcome follows Brady’s history of late ties and Hagen’s steady play including a strong 75 on Wednesday.
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Oakland Hills Colf Club
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Bob Simpson
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Brookline
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Victor
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Brae Burn
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Dorchester
Roxbury
South Boston
Silene Girls
Governor Coolidge
Orange
Whitinsville
Amherst
Pittsfield
Holyoke
Attleboro
John J. Ahearn
Natick
Somerville Eyes Split With Newton In Final Series Game
Somerville High nine aims to rebound after two losses to Newton, with Cleo O’Donnell turning to Fred Sawyer to face either Steve Patten or Lefty Barker. Patten impressed after relief duty in the previous Newton game as Medford seeks to tie Newton, while Rindge-Somerville scheduling shifts and postponements hinge on class day events.
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Somerville High Nine
Newton
Ailie Dieckinson
Fred Sawyer
Steve Patten
Somerville
Barker
Patten
Rindge
Tremont Street and Copley Square Tie In Darkened Nine
In the S. S. Pierce Store league Tremont Street and Copley Square played to a 6 to 6 tie a ninth inning ended at darkness.
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S. S. Pierce
Tremont Street
Copley Square
Ben Earl Wins Free-For-All at Medford Harness Meet
The Bay State Circuit at Combination Park drew a large crowd as Ben Earl, a top public pick, won the 2:00 1-2 pace in a close free-for-all against Roan Hal. Trainer Crozier also won the 2:15 trot with Jungle Wood. Friday’s card features 2:23 trot, 2:21 pace, and 2:15 trot with strong entries.
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Combination Park
Bay State
Medford
Roan Hal
Ben Earl
Crozier
Junglewood
Forest Hal
Rosa Hal
Boston
Parker Hill Boys Dominate Provost Guards 13–2
Parker Hill boys slammed Pitcher Donnelly and the Cambridge lot to win 13 to 2 yesterday. Sharpstein limited the military police to seven hits and Ka paten shone at the far corner. A leaping catch by Sergeant Hinz highlighted the game as Mann of the Red Cross and Jim Colgan of the K of C provided strong coaching. Parker Hill meets Hingham receiving station Friday.
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Donnelly
Cambridge
Sharpstein
Kapaten
Hinz
Mann
Red Cross
Jim Colgan
K. of C
Minute Boys Strengthen Roster for Game at Lexington Field
Manager Daniel Wormwood of the Lexington Minute Boys aura prepares a stronger lineup for the fixture against United Drug Company on Lexington Athletic Field next Tuesday at 3 pm. New pitcher Wentworth Wright joins as third baseman Pfau moves to short once more.
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Lexington Minute Boys
United Drug Company
Lexington Athletic Field
Wentworth
Wright
Pfau
Decision on World Series split postponed after brief meeting
Cincinnati O June 12 The National Baseball Commission adjourned after a brief session without announcing the division of money for the World Series next fall. The vote concerns whether third and fourth place clubs in both leagues share receipts or only the second place clubs. Heydler Johnson Herrmann left Cincinnati for St. Louis and Chicago after the session.
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National Baseball Commission
John Heydler
National League
Ban Johnson
American League
August Herrmann
Heydler
St. Louis
Johnson
Chicago
Strike widens as broker operators urged to walk out
A new phase of the union telegraphers strike in Greater Boston emerged last night. At Fay Hall a mass meeting of over 150 workers adopted a resolution to request sanction from International President S J Konenkamp of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America to call out broker operators.
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Boston
Fay Hall
Boston Local 4
International
S. J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
International Union Faces Involvement Over Telegraph Strike Actions
The union contemplates involvement of about 20 broker operators from Local 4 in good standing as leases on wires by stock exchanges and financiers could impact operations. New York locals extend the strike to broker operators while postal actions draw District Attorney Pelletier’s attention to alleged interference and peaceful picketing laws.
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International
Local 4
Wall Street
New York
Commercial Telegrappers' Union of America
Coach Haines Alters Harvard Rowing Crews
At Red Top Conn June 12 Coach Haines reshuffles varsity crews sending Morris to four and Greenough into the second boat. Lothrop sits out as an unsteady performer watches from the launch while Haines personally practices with the squad. Morning work features easy strokes and testing starts as Oliver and Commander Alexander visit the quarters and dine with the crew.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Haines
Morris
Lothrop
Greenough
Navy Yard
Oliver
Alexander
Arlington Juniors Run Wild At Spy Pond Field
The Arlington Junior High baseball team crushed Belmont 26 to 1 at Spy Pond Athletic Field yesterday afternoon. It marked a second-season win over Belmont after a 7 to 6 victory earlier. Guarente pitched brilliantly for Arlington with Miller catching.
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Arlington
Belmont
Spy Pond
Guarente
Miller
First Aid Demonstration Boosts Boy Scout Campaign on Boston Common
A midday rally on the Boston Common features a live first aid demonstration by scouts for drowning victims. William Draper of Water town reenacts rescue and resuscitation while others show wound care and splinting. Officials note Cape Cod districts lead in quota attainment as Boston district lags.
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Boy Scouts of America
William Draper
Troop
Watertown
Waltham
Liberty Court
Edward E. Freeman
First Middlesex
Cape Cod
State
Old South Building
Craigville
Brewster
Falmouth
Sagamore
Cape
Liggett Drug Store
Charles G. Bancroft
International Trust Company
Washington Street
Yale Crew Demonstrates Teamwork in Fast Trial
Yale's varsity eight completed a four mile trial in 2 minutes 13 seconds pace as coaches used the session to test endurance and smoothness, with the crew showing strong finish and limited exertion. Freshmen time 11 minutes 7 seconds. Harvard rivals noted for stamina. Leslie, the freshman bow, returned from New Haven and may regain his seat.
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YALE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Abbott
Varsity
Harvard
Leslie
Bon Car
New Haven
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