Baseball Schedule Headlines for Today
In the American League the Phillies visit Boston with a 1 p.m. start at Braves Field, and Washington plays at New York. In the National League Boston visits Philadelphia while Newark travels to Brooklyn.
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Quincy Cigar Quality Built on Seasoned Tobacco and Planning
The article explains Quincy cigars achieve consistent quality by aging tobacco to the last possible point and using a preplanned supply of Havana Sumatra and Connecticut. This stock strategy prevents shortages and maintains an even standard year round, answering why some ten cent cigars seem better built than others.
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Mrs. J. V. Hurd Leads in Belmont Springs Golf
A field of 64 women golfers gathered at Belmont Springs Country Club for the national women's championship. Mrs. J. W. Hurd of Oakmont led the 18 hole qualification with 86 as 58 players qualified, while Miss Georgiana Bishop and several others chased the pace in a tight field.
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Atlanta
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Coombs Dominates Giants in 6 2 Victory
Coombs outpitched the Giants in a 6 to 2 Brooklyn win. He worked the plate to perfection, while Daubert and Wheat produced timely runs for the Robins. Giants errors aided Brooklyn, as Schupp mishandled a grounder and An derson struggled on the mound.
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Yankees Beat Senators 5 1 in World Series opener
New York Americans routed Washington 5 to 1 in the first game of the final series, delivering an easy win on the home field.
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Carrigan's Red Sox Win Open Final Series At Fenway
The champion Red Sox defeated the Mackmen 4 to 2 in the opening game of the year end series at Fenway Park. Boston repeated as American League pennant winners with a solid but not easy victory yesterday afternoon.
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Boston Red Sox Farewell to Season Before Doubleheader Move
The Red Sox shift after today to Braves Field for a 1 PM doubleheader. A smaller crowd seen players Walsh Henriksen McNally Gainer Walker Sam Jones Wagner in action as Shore dominated five innings with no hits. Boston batters Lewis Gardner Shorten Janvrin provided runs while Henriksen and Wagner drew praise for safe hits.
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Brady Leads Pro Golfers In 36 Hole Woodland Open
A field of 28 pros contested 36 hole medal play at Woodland for $135 in prizes. M. J. Brady of Oakley won first prize and set two records with a 71 morning and 71 afternoon for a 142 two round total. George J. Bowden took second with 146 and W. K. Webble Third with 158. four players tied on 159 for last and each earned $5.50. A special $10 morning-score prize went to Louis Waldron.
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Tufts Scrubs Score On Varsity Eleven
Tufts varsity held defensive work during a practice on the oval yesterday. For nearly two hours coach Whelan had the seconds run Harvard plays on offense. The scrubs scored once from the 25 yard line before the varsity stiffened and broke up all further gains.
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Reach Oakley Semi Finals in Fall Golf Tourney
Two rounds of match play finished at Oakley Country Club as the annual fall golf tourney moved toward the semi finals. Contests were mixed with defaults and an 8 M Felton victory over R H Pierce at the 20th green highlighted the day. Survivors H B Ingalls M P Graham N W Dean Oakley and W P Hunt proceed to semi final matches.
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Hats for autumn wear from imported and domestic soft tops
A dealer advertises a large selection of imported and domestic soft top hats in autumn tones. Prices are listed at five, four and three dollars, highlighting a quiet, conservative style designed to convey natural grooming and class.
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Press Committee Announces World Series Seat Applications
The committee in charge of press arrangements for the world series games to be played in this city announced that applications for press seats should be addressed to Ralph McMillan, chairman, in care of the Boston American League Club, Pen way Park.
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Post
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Globe
Boston
Penway Park
Boston Schools Field Over Four Hundred Football Players
More than 400 candidates reported to coaches for practice across Boston playgrounds. English High Mechanic Arts Commerce Brighton Hyde Park Mast Boston South Boston Charlestown and West Roxbury listed with Boston Latin reporting later this afternoon.
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