Whittemore Leads After First Day In Woodland Golf Tourney
P W Whittemore tops the field with a 7 indicating a Woodland gold medal score. Close behind are W S Lawrence T A Ashley and Paul Tewksbury all at 78. R A Wood of Vesper posted 79 with two sixes at the finish. Match play begins at 8:30 with three divisions and scratch play governs the first flight.
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Woodland Golf Club
Parker W. Whittemore
Woodland
W. S. Lawrence
T. A. Ashley
Paul Tewksbury
R. A. Wood
Vesper
Three Pirates Dropped From Pittsburg Roster
Pittsburg Pennsylvania May 22 Three Pirates have been dropped from the Pirates roster Harry Reuther left handed pitcher First Baseman Holderman and Shortstop George Eastman Reuther from St Ignatius College heads to California to pursue his own path Holderman from Tacoma club of Northwestern league returns to that club with optional buy back Huntington West Virginia Ohio State League club will take Eastman under similar agreement as Holderman
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Pittsburg
Penn
Pirate
Harry Reuther
Holderman
George Eastman
Reuther
St. Ignatious College
Pirates
California
Tacoma
Eastman
Sisseton
S. D
Huntington
W. Va
School oarsmen endure long workout on river
The schoolboy oarsmen trained after noon in light rain with favorable conditions. Emery returned at stroke in the Volkmann senior four, boosting the crew after a two week illness. Commerce raced its second crew, with the first crew leading by about two lengths over the junior outfit.
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Emery
Volkmann
Commerce
Stone School Crew Heads to Ithaca for Race
The Stone School rowing team left Boston by train for Ithaca New York to race the Cascadilla School eight. A large crowd saw the oarsmen off with a warm ovation as they prepared after a final Charles River Basin workout. The group includes Coach Bill Haines Manager Harold Cole Captain Paul Gring Ralph Babcock David Crowell Randolph Bartlett Charles Jones Arthur Ruppell Steve McLaughlin Louis Warren George Whiting and Ray Wilbur.
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Stone School
Cascadilla
Boston
Ithaca
N. Y
Charles River
Bill Haines
Harold Cole
Paul Gring
Ralph Babcock
David Crowell
Randolph Bartlett
Charles Jones
Arthur Ruppell
Steve McLaughlin
Louis Warren
George Whiting
Ray Wilbur
Polo Men in Hard Training for Meadowbrook Matches
East coast polo stars donate time and ponies to build a four man American team for Meadowbrook events on June 10 and 14. Stoddard leads replacements at No. 1 with Milburn No. 2 Whitney No. 3 and Waterbury at back, while others contend for spots amid varied handicaps and form.
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East
Meadowbrook
Unite States
America
J. S. Phipps
H. C. Phipps
Willow
Rene la Montague
Lakewood
Stoddard
Milburn
Whitney
UL. Waterbury
Lawrence Waterbury
J. M. Waterbury
Foxhall Keene
Agassiz
Baseball players may take pictures without permit
New York May 22. Magistrate Butts rules photographers may take action pictures of baseball players without consent. The case brought by the National Baseball Commission and the New York Baseball Club against a moving picture company concerned World Series footage taken without management permit. The plaintiffs argued a civil rights violation.
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New York
Butts
National Baseball Commission
New York Baseball Club
Moving Picture Concern
Baseball games wanted by Roxbury youths seek fast teams
The Oregon A C of Roxbury, a 13 14 year old fast team, seeks June July games with fast teams. Willing to cover half fares, good treatment guaranteed for visiting teams. Ramblers of Dorchester and St John s Prep Midgets of Danvers are preferred. DeWolf Locals of Cambridge need a game Saturday. They seek a fast 16 17 year old uniformed team away from home. Car fares for 11 men expected. Contacts: Lawrence J Weidman, 89 Smith St Roxbury. Charles A Flanagan, 15 Beaver St Cambridge. Phone 22506 Cambridge.
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Oregon A. C
Roxbury
The
Ramblers
Dorchester
St. John’s Prep
Danvers
Lawrence J. Weidman
Smith Street
DeWolf
Cambridge
Charles A. Flanagan
Beaver Street
Pitcher Doc White Injured By Hard Streaking Ball
Chicago May 2 G H Doc White of the Chicago team was badly hurt when struck on the right forearm by a ball thrown by C Smith another pitcher His arm is not broken but he cannot play for several days
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Chicago
G. H. “Doc” White
C. Smith
Society figure T Dudley Riggs dies after long illness
Baltimore May 22 T Dudley Riggs noted society sport and clubman died today after a lengthy illness from pemphigus a disease rare in humans and usually confined to cattle. It is believed he contracted it in stables at his country place.
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Baltimore
T. Dudley Riggs
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P. W. Whittemore
P. W. Whittewore
T’l. Player
Chestnut Hill
M. L. Crosby
Albemarle Eer
W. Hickox
J. Nicholls
G. Lockwood
Belmon Woodland
H. P. Farrington
J. J. Gallagher
Wollaston
BF. Smith
Woodland Ee
R. R
Waltham
Elgin
Howard
Hamilton
Illinois
Jason Weiler & Son Mfg
Washington St
Eastern Players Rally
BE. L. Stoddard
Yale
Malcolm Stevenson
Foxhall
Keene
England
Whitney, Milburn
Phipps Brothers
Waltham, Elgin
Providence
West
Ington St
Boston Establishment
Minster 8&T
Doc White
Washington Street
BCU Rou
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