Columbus Day Games Open High School Football Season
Three games mark the opening home season for area high schools on Columbus Day. Lexington High meets Watertown High in the morning, Arlington High faces Peabody High at Spy Pond Field in the afternoon, and Concord High plays Lawrence Academy.
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Women s golf today at Concord Country Club
The qualifying round for the Concord Country Club ladies championship is this afternoon on the Old Road Nine Acre Corner links. Each player starts from scratch. Members of the Ladies Kennel Association of Massachusetts meet at Hotel Touraine this afternoon for October sessions.
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Golf Rules Violations Highlight Big Golf Events
A newspaper column decries widespread rule breaches by amateurs and pros in major championships. It cites incidents at Nassau Metropolitan events, Garden City, and Merion, noting delayed play, touching the line with putters, and moving game equipment without penalties.
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Ruth Picked to Go After 2d Game
Brooklyn faces a second test against the Dodgers as Ruth is set to start in game two after a hard fought opener. Boston touts Hooper and Janvrin while Robinson’s infield shines. Coombs poses a stern challenge and a sweep hinges on Ruth’s left handed power and versatile fielding.
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Deciding fall interclass tennis final at Lexington High
The deciding match in the annual fall interclass tennis tournament will be played this afternoon at Lexington Athletic Field. Mixed doubles feature the junior class team against the freshman team for the title.
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Harvard Faces Tufts Trimming After Rough Loss
Harvard shows a tough loss to Tufts with Tufts' eleven and strong backfield highlighted. The article notes upcoming games versus North Carolina Princeton and the Aggies and hints Percy D Haughton may visit Cambridge to guide the squad.
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Tufts Edges Harvard In Hard Fought College Rivalry
Harvard faces a rebuilding period after a tough loss to Tufts. Coach Leary plans to develop a 40 man varsity squad capable of beating Cornell Princeton and Yale in the latter season. The rebound period extends over the next two weeks without another defeat for the Crimson.
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World Series Tickets Put On Public Sale At Braves Field
Red Sox office announced grandstand and first base bleacher tickets for today’s World Series game would go on sale at Braves Field at 12 30 PM. Management said 300 grandstand seats and 300 first base seats would be offered plus a few box seats.
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Middlesex School to Face St. Mark's After Season Opener
The Middlesex School football eleven of Concord opened its season Saturday with a win over Noble and Greenough of Boston and travels next Saturday to Southboro for its annual game with St. Mark's School.
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Surprise Draft Cancellations Over Kenzie Kirkham Fans Interest
Western league circles express surprise that both Cleveland and Chicago cancelled drafts on outfielder Kenzie Kirkham of St. Joseph. Scouts say Kirkham can hit and is worth watching if he has other qualifications.
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Like Father Like Son Charley Herzog Speech in New York Church
Charley Herzog spoke at a New York church pulpit about baseball and noted he felt at home there since his grandfather was a minister of a religious denomination. The brief remarks linked family ties to his present role in sports.
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