Massachusetts junior golf in 3D narrows to final eight
In the Massachusetts junior golf championship at Woodland Golf Club, eight of 32 entrants remain after two match rounds. Defending champion F. J. Wright Jr and finalist Thomas Mahan advance, but cannot meet in the final unless both win today. Upsets highlight the day, including 14-year-old O R Rice pushing Wright to the 17th green.
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Massachusetts
Woodland Golf Club
F. J. Wright, Jr
Thomas Mahan
Wright
Thomas Lally
R. T. Young
Brookline
Young
B. & M. Stockholders Win One-Year Reorganization Extension
The Public Service Commission granted the petition of Boston & Maine Railroad majority stockholders for a one year extension to carry out the 1915 reorganization act.
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Public Service Commission
Boston & Maine Railroad
Maynard Checker Club Challenges for Bid Whist Championship
The Maynard Checker Club invites any town group to a bid whist series for the Maynard championship. The challenge is open to all clubs and players in the town.
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Maynard
Maynard Checker Club
Troop B Heads West From Indiana Train Journey
En Route to El Paso B Troop of the First Squadron Massachusetts Cavalry now National Guardsmen travels through Indiana after leaving Framingham and before Indianapolis. The long troop train speeds state by state toward its destination with El Paso likely a future stop.
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Anderson
Ind
el Paso
Massachusetts Cavalry
United States National Guardsmen
Framingham
Indiana
Indianapolis
Framingham Sendoff For Cavalry Troop Train
A troop train receives a warm sendoff from Framingham women last Tuesday night as four cavalry troops depart in 17 cars. The journey passes through Springfield Albany Syracuse Cleveland and Marion with lighthearted stops. Private William J. Slater is rescued and returned to his captain. Mascots appear for several troops and humor pervades daily duties as the men share food and keep in touch with home.
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Framingham
Springfield
Albany
Schenectady
Utica
Rochester
Syracuse
William J. Slater
First
Connecticut Field Ambulance Corps
New Haven
Schmitz
Marion
Connecticut Machine Gun
Slater
Cleveland
Lancers
Plan Regatta for July Fourth
The New England Amateur Rowing Association executive committee met at Union Boat Club to finalize arrangements for the July 4 regatta on the Charles. Delegates from 10 clubs attended as entries rise and close finishes are anticipated. The program includes senior single sculls to senior eights and starts at 9 a.m.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
Union Boat Club
The
Charles
Militia Ordered to Oath Under Hay Law at Camp Whitney
Colonel Warren E. Sweetser announced that Sixth Regiment and Coast Artillery Corps must assemble at their armories before tomorrow night to take the federal service oath under the Hay bill. The Post's report on non signers facing court martial sparked camp discussion as men who stayed behind sought status. Headquarters officials said their understanding came from the Post.
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Camp Whitney
Warren E. Sweetser
Coast Artillery Corps
H. C. Hobbs
M Company
Somerville
Cliff
George S. Canfield
Stevens
Buck
Recruits protest clothing shortages at camp amid repairs
Dozens of provisional regiment recruits complain of worn uniforms and inadequate gear after more than a week in camp. Officials promise rapid distribution as measures include new carloads of shoes shirts and belts and relief from aid groups.
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Wilson
Major Barry Forces Pullman Car Stay On Train
Major John J. Barry of the Ninth Massachusetts Infantry blocked Pullman officials from detaching a car carrying officers. He stationed two soldiers on the platform and warned he would jail anyone who tried to move the car toward El Paso, insisting government-paid through tickets required the car to stay.
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ST. Louis
John J. Barry
Ninth Massachusetts Infantry
Barry
Major Barry
Ambulance Corps
el Paso
City Blames Municipalities for Six Cent Fare Hike
General Manager Robert S. Goff told the Public Service Commission at the six cent fare hearing that municipal delays in street and paving work raise rail costs. He said cities differ in who pays for street improvements affecting tracks, with some supplying materials. Commissioner Macleod questioned legal basis, and Attorney Jackson noted paving costs were part of the petition. Charles R. Rockwell, Bay State treasurer, described wage details since the arbitration award a year ago.
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Robert S. Goff
Public Service Commission
Mr. Goff
Macleod
Jackson
Charles R. Rockwell
Bay State
Arbitration Committee
Down Grade Collision In Quincy Injures Six People
A three-vehicle crash at the foot of Williams Hill in Quincy involved an automobile street car and a loaded furniture van. Six people escaped serious injury. the wheel of the van ripped off and a horse was injured. Names include H S Moody, John Murphy, William Storm, John Dalton, and Motorman Fred Cappellini.
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Williams Hill
Quincy
H. &. Moody Land Company
John Murphy
St. Botolph Street
Boston
H S. Moody
Robert Gibson
Cappelini
Drawing Supervisor in Wakefield Bride Weds in Lexing ton Home
Amy Lawrence Butterfield, supervisor of drawing in Wakefield public schools and daughter of Delmont A. Butterfield of Lexington, married William H. Emmons of Portland Me. at her parents’ Adams street home. Rev. John Mills Wilson officiated with a double ring ceremony.
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Amy Lawrence Butterfield
Wakefield
Delmont A. Butterfield
Lexington
Wiliam H. Emmons
Portland
Columbia University
William H. Emmons
Bloomingdale
N. Y
Adams Street
John Mills Wilson
Lexington First Parish Unitarian Church
Hazing Reports Prompt Adjutant General Inquiry
The piece notes that recruits faced mild hazing and hat destruction reports. Adjutant General Cole stated he believes stories are exaggerated but he will investigate and has issued an order to conduct a careful review.
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Cole
Dillon Beats Moran In 10 Round Brooklyn Thriller
Jack Dillon from Indianapolis defeated Frank Moran of Pittsburgh in a 10 round bout at Washington Park Brooklyn before about 20 000 spectators. Moran weighed 204 1 2 pounds to Dillons 169, and the bout featured Dillon's superior ring craft and Moran's power in the third round.
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Moran
Jack
New York
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Frank Moran
Pittsburg
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Dillon
Pittsburger
Packey McFarland
Joe Gans
Ball Park
Second Avenue
Moran and Dillon
Gus Christie
Milwaukee
Zulu Kid
Christie
Frank Skies
Willie Shea
Mickey Delmont
Jack Tracy
Hank Harris
Billy Irish
Irish
Frankie Wilson
Papa Monte
Ethel Barrymore
Russell Colt
Laurette Taylor
J. Hartley Manners
Peter Prunty
Sam Marburger
Joe Cox
Banty Lewis
Willie Lewis
Frank
Mewran
Davis Leads on Clay Court in National Doubles Final
Willis E Davis of San Francisco and Harold Van Dyke Johns of Stanford won the doubles final over Conrad Doyle and Walter Knox 3-6 6-0 6-1 6-2 at Lakewood. Davis also reached the singles final defeating Charles Garland. Doyle and McEllroy were other semi finalists.
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Cleveland
Willis E. Davis
San Francisco
University of Pennsylvania
Harold van Dyke Johns
Leland Stanford University
Conrad B. Doyle
Washington
D. C
Walter B. Knox
Pittsburg
Princeton
Lakewood
Johns
George M. Church
Dean Mathey
Molla Bjurstedt
Martha Guthrie
Bjurstedt
Florence Ballin
New York
Guthrie
Harry Bickle
Toronto
Ont
Willis E Davis
Charles S. Garland
Washington, D. C
Williams. McEllroy
Evans leads Open Golf field with course records
Charles Evans Jr the Western amateur champion broke two course records at Minikahda in Minneapolis by scoring 139 for the first 36 holes of the national open and holding a three stroke lead over Wilfrid Reid. Reid and Evans each matched the 18 hole record morning 70. Tomorrow 60 players advance to the final round.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Charles Evans, Jr
Wilfrid Reid
Wilmington
Del
Evans
Reid
Midlothian Club
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Hagen
J. S. Worthington
M. J. Brady
Louis Tellier
Boston
Carl H. Anderson
Aecord
Tom McNamara
Gilbert Nicholls
Fred McLeod
Alexander Ross
Death notices for Burns O Neil and Kelleher in Boston area
Death notices from East Boston East Dedham and Roxbury announce Thomas Burns of 120 Harve Street to be buried after a June 28 death with a July 1 funeral mass at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer. Mary Francis ONeil aged 50 years 9 months with funeral notice to be issued later. Timothy J. Kelleher of 35 Wenonah Street Roxbury died June 29 with funeral details to follow.
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Burns
Boston
Thomas
Jane Burns
Coyle
Thomas J. Lane
Harve St
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
O'Neil
Dedham
Mary Francis
James P
Elles O'Neil
O'Brien
Kelleher
Roxbury
Timothy J. Kelleher
Wenonah St
Elm Hill Ave
Delion tires praised for long life and mileage
Harry M. O'Brien argues Delion Tires outperform rivals in durability and value. He compares tire cooking to oven cooking and insists only Delion delivers lasting wear resistance and extra mileage, urging readers to judge by the tire cook.
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Delion Tires
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Exeter
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Copley Square
Rsp
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TE Kellerman
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Paris Garters
Paris
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William H. Wilson
Arsenal
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Fitchburg Business Men's Training School
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Pullman Co
Goff
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Charlie Weinert
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Frankie
Joseph Marlow & Co
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Union Hat Co
Hanover St
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Chick Evans
Tnhef Oscar
New York’s
Waldorf
Harry M. O’brien
Columbus Ave
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