Surprises In Oakley Golf Open Leads Watertown Trio
The Oakley Country Club open tournament produced shocks with two Watertown members left to carry the club’s honor. L. J. Malone defeated A. R. Henderson and then C. G. Clark as R. S. Tufts rose to surprise by beating D. B. Watters after a 19th hole duel, while Tufts later defeated W. Hughes.
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Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Watertown Club
L. J. Malone
A. R. Henderson
Lexington Golf Club
C. G. Clark
Wellesley Country Club
R. S. Tufts
Tufts
D. B. Watters
Woodland Club
Massachusetts
W. Hughes
F. G. Thayer
Wollaston Club
H. T. Bond
Winchester
F. B. Elliot
Albemarle
L. H. Dowling
Manchester
N. H
J. G. Thorp
Oakley
William Hughes
Fred G. Thayer
Wollaston
Woodland
Lexington
CO. G. Clark
Wellesley
F. H. Weed
W.A. Whitcomb
Worcester
A. M. Hoxie Welleston
P. W. Bacon
T. N. Carver
Poorer residents urged to subscribe for $50 bond option
The article notes that while few can afford a large bond, the poorest individuals can participate by subscribing to a $50 bond, inviting wider community support and participation.
Boston Draft Drawing Lists First 100 Names
The document lists Boston residents in draft divisions with ages and occupations. Notable entries include Division 1 William B. Austin 48, Division 8 William Elliott 68, Division 10 Michael G. Zycoff 88, and Division 21 Richard Bowie physical director War Work Council. Twelve holders of 322 are over 86 years old.
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Boston
Willliam B. Austin
Bennington Street
Aulas A. McDonald
Patrick J. Reilly
Perkins Street
Charlestown
Gas Works
Everett
John Susofivich
Cross Street
Theodore G. Peterson
Common Street
John E. Young
Stevens Street
Ernest E. Kennedy
West Canton Street
William Elliott
Brimmer Street
Thomas J. Murphy
West Third Street
Michael G. Zycoff
Old Harbor Street
Clarence R. Germaine
Linwood Street
Fore River
Henry Isham
Fazel Park
Timothy Murphy
Fairbury Street
James Thompson
Puritan Avenue
Harry Ol
Brown Ave
Hugh D. Montague
Vaughan Street
Readville
Navy Yard
James J. Haverty
Justin Road
Brighton
Boxing Gossip and Upcoming Matches Highlight Local Cards
Boxers Georges Carpentier may return as war delays his career to 1920. Johnny Dundee defeated Frankie Britt, boosting Ray Case’s chance with the manager. Bowden of Rollaway A C plans Mel Coogan vs Walter Butler, October 8, 12 rounds, 138 to 140 pounds, second meeting after Brockton decision. Marlboro Driving Club’s Columbus Day tourney refigured by Matchmaker Leonard. Alec MacLean says Armory A A hopes to stage Harry Greb-Clay Turner and more. Portsmouth NH to reopen boxing next month with Knickerbocker A C tournaments biweekly. Scott The Corbett Fitzsimmons bout cited as 1897 fight.
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Bowden
Rollaway A. C
Newport
R. I
Mel Coogan
Walter Butler
Alec MacLean
Armory A. A
Harry Greb-Clay Turner
Portsmouth
The
Knickerbocker A. C
Rowing begins at Harvard as service members join program
Harvard inaugurates rowing with student soldiers and sailors at Newell boat house on the Charles River. Officials plan hours with S A T D and Naval Unit to balance athletics, while alumni return to college and resume crew duties amid wartime restrictions.
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Harvard
Newell
Charles River
William Haines
Crimson Oarsmen
Naval Unit
David L. Withington
John 8. Coleman
John N. Borland
Washington
Yale
Princeton
Notre Dame
West Point
Navy
New York
Army
Bonds Offer Double Benefit In City Campaign
A local drive promotes buying bonds to fund public projects while supporting national service programs. Officials tout immediate savings for buyers and long term community benefits as residents are urged to invest now.
Dr Eddy Calls for Punishing Huns After Front Visit
Baptist ministers held a conference at Ford Hall. Dr Brewer Eddy spoke on What I saw at the Front noting Allied declarations that Americans have turned the tide and soldiers over there are well fed with flour. He condemned German atrocities and urged punishment for the Hun for their own good.
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Ford Hall
Brewer Eddy
Miss Hubbell Coaches Lexington High School Field Hockey
Ruth Hubbell, a former team captain, coaches the Lexington High School girls' field hockey candidates until a Sargent School pupil is named after Cambridge physical culture school opens. The Lexington team held a good practice yesterday afternoon.
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Ruth Hubbell
Lexington High School
Cambridge Physical Culture School
Lexington
Bond buying means tending to Uncle Sam for returns
The remark suggests that investing in bonds yields benefits by serving government needs rather than direct rewards for the investor. It frames bonds as a way to support fiscal programs while earning modest interest over time.
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Cap Huston
New York American Club
Uncle Sam
Despondent Navy Chief Petty Officer Michael Flynn Dies by Suicide
Despondent over illness, Chief Petty Officer Michael Flynn of the United States Navy hanged himself with a trunk strap thrown over a fence at a boarding house on Chelsea street Charlestown. The 35 year old was found last night. a sister is said to live in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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Michael Flynn
United States Navy
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Flynn
Scranton
Penn
First Hundred Numbers List From OCR Segment
The text shows numbered groups labeled First Hundred to Number one hundred with long comma separated figures. It presents sequences like Number one is 322 7277 6708 1027 16 169 8366 5366 1697 7123 and similar lines for numbers ten through one hundred, each listing multiple five to six digit numbers separated by commas.
Wilson Draws First Washington Draft Lottery Number
President Wilson started the draft lottery drawing for thirteen million registrants on September 12. He drew capsule 322, granting first place to those with that serial. Vice President Marshall drew the second number, with 18 notables joining the ceremony. Officers and tellers began recording numbers as the bowl was emptied, signaling a lengthy process likely to take about 56 hours to complete.
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Waltham
Frank M. Smith
Newton
Herman Holt, Jr
Washington
Wilson
Marshall
Secord
Army
Crowder
Coolidge Considered for OLeary's Democratic Chair Post
Marcus A. Coolidge of Fitchburg is named as a potential successor to Michael A. O Leary as chairman of the Democratic State Committee if O Leary resigns at tomorrow's Quincy House meeting. O Leary resigned after a request from Democratic gubernatorial nominee Richard I Long due to his support for Colonel William A Gaston in the campaign.
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Marcus A. Coolidge
Fitchburg
Michael A. O’leary
Democratic State Committee
Quincy House
Mr. O’leary
Richard I. Long
William A. Gaston
Naval Reservist Dies of Pneumonia at Gallups Island
John P. Manning aged 29 naval reservist died from pneumonia at Gallups Island yesterday after 10 months of service. He was the son of Michael Manning of 1523 River Street Hyde Park and formerly worked at Readville car shops. Survived by two brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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John P. Manning
Gallup's Island
Michael Manning
River Street
Hyde Park
Readville
The Kaiser Falters as Bond Could Turn Tide Against Rhino
A pivotal moment in the conflict emerges as the Kaiser loses momentum and analysts suggest a financial bond could shift the balance against the Rhino. Strategic discussions center on leveraging economic leverage to compel the Kaiser to mount a decisive move.
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Bond
Dowling
Hughes
Malone
Clark
Whitcomb
Bacon
F. Ryan
F. B. Ritchie
C. J. Sullivan
A. H. Belvins
J. M. O. Hewitt
W. P. Roberts
Commonwealth
H. Boyer
E. G.lapgood
Chestnut Hill
BR. W
F. Morrill
Sullivan
Ryan
Boyer
Hewitt
R. W. Rivers
J. J. Murphy
Bliss
Brown
Fven
Corprment
Georges Carpentier
Georges
Johnny Dundee
Ray Case
Frankie Britt
Butler
Coogan
Brockton
Newporter
Marlboro Driving Club
Leonard
Clay Turner
George Robinson
Cambridge
Marlboro
Jack Ark
Cleve Hawkins
Cleve
North Adams
Robinson
Messrs. Robinson
Jim MacDonald
Mike Garvey
Pittsfield
Arthur Duffey
Sport Comment
Bulgaria
Red Sox
Glendale
L. F
Arnstorming
Pion Frank Kramer
Newark
Poes
Homer Ingram
United States Naval Academy
Ingram
Naval Academy
Wallop
Goat Island
Pacific
Liberty
Frank Mallory
Texas
Kansas City
Mallory
Ruth
Agnew
Lebanon
Mayer
Schang
Strunk
Miller
Bush
Cincinnati
North Square
Lee Hen
Oxford Street
South End
Upton Street
Back Bay
Marlboro Street
Gainsboro Street
Malcolm 4. Nichols
Channing H. Cox
Patsy Kline
Lewis
Otrike Ee
Lucky Strike Cigarettes
Red Cross
Hin
Shane Ee Ca Rit
DR. Eddy
MISS
Hubbell
Sam
Coolidge
O'Leary
Kaiser
Washington Street
Mitchell the Tailor
Washington St
Water St
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