Many Houses Offer Sunday Services in Boston Area
A long list of churches and religious groups across Boston and nearby towns announce Sunday activities. Sermons cover war, salvation, and national themes with varied times, open invitations, and special music.
Memorial Sunday Sermon at St Veidenborgian Church
The St Veidenborgian Church of the New Jerusalem on Bowde Street near the State House hosts divine worship at 10:80 a. m with Rev. H Clinton Hay delivering a Memorial Sunday spiritual lesson. Bible classes and Sunday school follow at noon. public invitation extended. Unitarian King's Chapel on Tremont and School Streets features morning service at 10:05 a. m with Rev. Sydney B Snow preaching. daily open hours listed.
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Baptist Tremont Temple Baptist Church
New England
Cortland Myers
Lotus
Lamson
Fairbanks
Temple Chorus
Bible School
Tabernacle
Warren Avenue
William Allan
Dorothy L. Landers
Haydn
Dudley Street Baptist Church
George R. Stair
Grand Army of the Republic
Gideons
Dudley Street
Brookline
Beacon Street
George W. Coleman
France
Gifford
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Somerville
Harry Freda
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Neonesay
John M. English
D. D
Newton Centre
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Gabriel Reid Maguire
Boston
Ruggles Street Baptist Church Brotherhood
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Berkeley Street
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John Herman Loud
Old South Church
Copley Square
Nehemiah Boynton
Brooklyn
George Adam Smith
Aberdeen Statvereny
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Ernest Graham Guthrie
Shawmut
Tremont
West Brookline
Mark Wayne Williams
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Berkeley
Newbury Streets
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Marlboro
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Moses
Lawrence
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Christ Church
Salem Street
Old North
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Rush
Brimmer St
van Allen
St.veidenborgian Church OF the New Jerusalem
Bowde Street
State House
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H. Clinton Hay
Hay
Unitarian
King's Chapel
School Streets
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Sydney
Snow
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Stewart Hall
Tremont ST
Professor Young
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Huntington Avenue
Circle 3
Butler Hall Society
Dwight Hall
Universalist Church Opens in Wesleyan Hall Boston
The Universalist World’s Universal Church opens at Wesleyan Hall 581 Boylston St Boston on June 9 at 4 PM with Aldis Owen Hall as speaker and Vladimor Berlin of the Boston Symphony Orchestra as musical director and violin soloist. The event includes a broad schedule of services and speakers across multiple venues in Boston.
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Universal Church
Wesleyan Hall
Boylston St
Boston
Aldis Owen Hall
Vladimor Berlin
Boston Symphony Orchestra
V. Berlin
M. A. Fox
M. WB. Ellis
Helen Soule
Washington St
Detroit Beats Washington on shaky late rally in Washington
In a baseball game played in Washington, Detroit defeats Washington 6 to 2 after a tense, error-prone stretch. Bush Cobb Judge Milan stand out for Detroit with key hits while Erickson and Harper split pitching duties, as Washington struggles to push runs across late.
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Milton High Edges Quincy High 8-5 Behind Mac Carthy Home Run
Milton High defeated Quincy High 8 to 5 yesterday afternoon. Mac Carthy of Milton hit a key sixth inning home run to spark the win.
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Quincy High
Milton
MacCarthy
Braves Beat Pirates 6 to 3 In Opening Game Of Season
Pittsburg, May 24. The Braves defeated the Pirates 6 to 3 in the opening game of the year. Pat Ragan pitched in one of his best moods, holding the Pirates at bay as the Braves offense produced the decisive runs. The home team scored three in the final innings to seal the win.
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Penn
Braves
Pirates
Pat Ragan
Boston
Bob Steele
Elmer Jacobs
Steele
Stallings Company
Ragan
Mollwitz
Cutshaw
Rawlings
Herzog
Rehg
Wickland
Caton
Red Smith
McKechnie
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Kelly
Wilson
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Smith
Jacobs
Boston Twins Rally Past Pirates in Series Clinching Win
Boston built a big lead behind Pat Ragan who allowed just six hits in 9 innings. J. Mollwitz sparked Pittsburg with a late homer but Boston finished with an 8 2 run triumph. Herzog Rehg and Mollwitz drove the offense as Ragan outpitched Steele.
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J. ©. Smith
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Bigbee
Steele
Baseball Box Score from St Louis Game
Smyth and Smith lead St Louis in a midseason matchup as Baird and Hornsby contribute across the infield. Olson O Mara Daubert Hickman Myers Johnston Doolan Krueger and Marquard fill the lineup with solid plate and field actions.
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Basketball Matchups Across Cities Show Regional Pairings
The schedule lists (AMERICAN) Chicago at Boston Cleveland at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington and (NATIONAL) Boston at Pittsburg Brooklyn at St. Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati plus (EASTERN) New London at Hartford Worcester at Providence New Haven at Bridgeport Springfield at Waterbury.
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Springfield
Waterbury
Local Scores Roundup From East Coast Games
Hartford toppled New London 7 to 6 while Bridgeport defeated New Haven 13 to 4. Waterbury beat Springfield 7 to 0 and Providence won 7 to 6 against Worcester.
Toronto Triumphs In Doubleheader With Jersey City Loss
In the twin bill first game Toronto beat Jersey City 6 to 5 then 8 to 1 in the nightcap. Binghamton defeated Syracuse 7 to 4 while Buffalo edged Newark 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Baltimore beat Rochester 6 to 4.
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Kansas City versus Indianapolis opens doubleheader in 12 innings
In the first game Kansas City outlasted Indianapolis 4 to 3 over 12 innings. The nightcap ended 8–0 with Indianapolis beating Kansas City. Columbus defeated St Paul 10–1 while Minneapolis won 11–3 at Toledo. Milwaukee Louisville Rain notes weather impact.
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Browns Beat Athletics 9-3 in Philadelphia
St Louis extended its winning streak to six by besting the Philadelphia Athletics 9 to 3. Adams left four hitless innings but was hit hard late. Gallia made key plays in the field. Kopp of the Athletics reported to report to his draft board in Toledo.
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Red Sox and White Sox to play Red Cross exhibition
State authorities under Mayor Peters and President Frazee authorize an exhibition game at Fenway Park for the Red Cross. The plan waives the Sunday baseball prohibition and allows admission fees for the charity match featuring the Red Sox and White Sox.
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Red Cross Benefit Game Set For Boston Park Showdown
The Red Sox and Chicago will play a charity exhibition at Fenway Park with all gate receipts and expenses going to the Red Cross war fund. Dutch Leonard to pitch for Boston and Eddie Cicotte for Chicago as a Sunday championship game due to a morning mass. The event preserves normal prices with no war tax, and proceeds fund war relief.
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Indians Defeat Yanks In 19 Innings
Cleveland beats New York 3 to 2 in a 19 inning game. Joe Wood homered twice, including a second shot off Moscardidge in the 8th. Coveleskie pitched all 19 for Cleveland, while Russell and Mogridge worked for New York in a marathon of pitching and defense. Bodie drove in both Yankee runs with a seventh inning homer and a ninth inning sacrifice fly.
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Wilsons first game since 1916 at Washington Detroit
President Wilson attended his first ball game since 1916 in Washington. He threw out the first ball for the Red Cross with Mrs. Wilson beside him in a box of national colors, watched by Ban Johnson and league officials as 8000 fans attended. An autographed ball sold for 3500 dollars, adding about 10000 dollars to the Red Cross fund.
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Emmet Wins Carrol Cup in Charles River Rowing
Harvard varsity captain Robert S. Emmet won the Carrol Cup sculling contest on the Charles River, finishing nearly three boat lengths ahead of the runner up Jenny from the 1921 crew. Batchelder and Gillette placed near last, in a one mile course from Cottage Farm bridge to Harvard bridge. The Thayer and Eliot four oared race followed, with Thayer narrowly victorious and lineup led by Lemcuhl Dean Muller Bigart Winitsky.
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Reds Rally to Beat Phils 2 1 in 11 Innings
Cincinnati wins 2 1 in the 11th as Griffith scores on a single and steal followed by a Watson wild pitch. Magee and Chase started the offense with a first inning run, Philadelphia ties in the seventh on Burns Williams and Wingo miscue, Phillies fall to Watson's loss.
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Griffith
Prendergast
Magee
Chase
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Williams
Wingo
Roush
Magée
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Harvard Freshman Baseball Meets Princeton in Triangular Series
The Harvard freshman team faces Princeton 1921 players in a triangular championship at Soldiers Field this afternoon while the Crimson varsity plays the Tigers at Princeton. The Harvard yearlings have not lost to scholastic teams but have suffered two service defeats and one loss to the varsity in a practice game.
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Princeton
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Records Fall as High School Trackers Triumph at Tech Field
Coach Edward Sherlock's High School of Commerce wins the tenth annual Boston schools track meet at Tech Field Cambridge with 90 1 2 points. English High finishes second with 69 1 2 points, as records are broken in the event.
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High School of Commerce
Boston
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Record Falls In Relentless Wind At City Meet
Four records collapsed yesterday across senior and intermediate divisions. Jake Driscoll of the High School of Commerce won the 440 yard dash in 115 seconds faster than the old mark amid a gale. Earl Dudley of Boston Latin tied the 88 yard rush with teammate Franklin Wing, finishing in 33.5 seconds less than the prior best. John Feeney of English High cleared 71 feet 8 inches in the high jump, and C N Arbeene of English High set a new intermediate broad jump record.
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High School of Commerce
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Franklin Wing
Boston Latin
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Dudley
John’ Feeney
C. N. Arbeene
Young Socco Wins Bout in Front of Home Crowd
In a strong Commercial A C card semi final Young Socco of East Boston dominated the bout while Tony Scatton substituted for Kid Julian of New York. Earlier Chick Hayes defeated Kid Henry and Johnny Fallon stopped Young Samuels in one round. Battling Morris fell to Charlie Miller, and Kid Lee beat Young Chaney in six.
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Kid Julian
New York
Tony Scatton
Philadelphia
Eost Boston
Chick Hayes
Kid Henry
Newark
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Henry
Johnny Fallon
Lawrence
Young Samuels
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Charlie Miller
South End
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Young Chaney
Beachmont
Braintree High Defeats Revere In Fast Park Match
Braintree High School defeated Revere High School 3 to 1 at Paul Revere Park yesterday. The game featured a flurry of hits and a fast paced contest with scattered offensive moments.
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Revere
Revere High School
Braintree High School
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