Champion Leads in Qualifying Round
Miss Dorothy Campbell of Hamilton Canada led a field of 50 qualifiers in the 15th annual women's USGA title tournament at Homewood Country Club with an 85 for 18 holes four under the previous record. Out of town players dominated the 32 advancing to match play while Chicago contributed 16 qualifiers.
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Dorothy Campbell
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Canada
United States Golf Association
Homewood Country Club
Miss Campbell
Philadelphia
Quaker City
R. H. Barlow
G. M. Martin
Tavistock
England
Gillian Hyde
New York
Miss Llewellyn
la Grange Club
Western Golf Association
Thurston Harris
Baltimore to build new ball park with 15000 seat grand stand
Jack Dunn forecasts a forthcoming Baltimore ball park featuring a grand stand capable of seating 15 000 spectators, signaling a major urban sports development for the city.
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Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Iceberg Routes and Global Tensions Echo Through Headlines
A fragmented, era-spanning collage describes icebound Atlantic routes and risks to mariners as bergs drift north of 40th latitude, while shifting to colonial excerpts about Haiti and Manchuria. The piece blends ocean danger, imperial critique, and stray dialogue about opium, governance, and conflict.
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Atlantic
United Biographic Office
Spitzbergen Seson Bay
Signal Drill in Secret Practice at Harvard
Harvard football resumed practice on Soldiers Field behind closed gates. A hard signal drill lasting an hour and half rehashed all plays. players divided into squads with Blagden coaching linemen and Cutting and Fish backs. Joe Nourse added to staff. Withington slated to join next week as assistant treasurer of athletics and coach. Several players rested or sidelined due to injuries.
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Crawford Blagden
Joe Nourse
Haughton
Ted Frothingham
Williams
Leslie
Campbell
Corbett
Bush
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O'Flaherty McKay
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Graustein Morrison
Mensel
Cottrell
Barends
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Randall
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Whelan
Sherwin
Elcock
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Daly
Fred Murphy
Foster Sanford
Jack Owsley
Ray Bigelow
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Murphy
Sanford
Oldenbourg
Loree
Jack Field
Kilpatrick
Francis
Fuller
Morris
Childs
Brooks
Corey
Deming
Reilly
Philbin
Exeter Practice Shows Snappy Effort On Fine Football Day
Exeter NH held a brisk football practice with ideal weather as Carl Flanders former Yale star centre joined coaches and linemen. The scrimmage lasted about 30 minutes with the varsity scoring two touchdowns and outpacing the second team. Lineup featured McCabe Paulkner ends Hitchings Kirkpatrick tackles Withington Neal guards Mitchell centre Whetstone quarterback OBrien Brickley Dickerman Fox backfield. Training table begins this week.
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N. H
Carl Flanders
Yale Star
Murphy
Varsity
McCabe
Paulkner
Hitchings
Kirkpatrick
Withington
Neal
Mitchell
Whetstone
O'Brien
Brickley
Dickerman
Fox
Much to Learn Dartmouth Has Improved but Still Raw
Dartmouth in Hanover shows the football team advancing in week four as players gain experience under coach. The squad faces a learning curve with injuries and turnovers affecting early results while building team cohesion and offensive timing.
Revere shuts out East Boston in 16 0 football game
Revere High School defeated East Boston High School 16 to 0 at Revere in a fast, well played contest. Rouillard and Smith starred for the winners with Smith kicking the only extra point after a touchdown. Maguire best for East Boston, officials listed, four eight minute periods played.
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East Boston
Revere High
Revere
Rouillard
Smith
Maguire
Goldstein
Fitzgerald Horgan
R. T
Keene Ramppell
Li Ge-orscessecess
Bryce
O'Brien Barnaby
SY. Proctor
Pr. B
Maguire Rouillard
F. D
Markell
Revere High School
East Boston High School
Touchdowns Smith
Nicolani
Cahill
Green
O’'Regan
Cole
Somerville to Meet Gordon in Arena Bout
Joe Gordon the navy lightweight champion signed to meet Bob Somerville the international champion in an all star bout at the Arena Saturday night. The match will be catch as catch can. Entries for the five mile race open to the world continue with Jimmy Lee Mike Norris Al Raines of New York and Bart Sullivan among recent entrants.
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Joe Gordon
Navy
Bob Somerville
Jimmy Lee
Mike Norris
al Raines
New York
Bart Sullivan
Boys' League Holds Sport Meet Today at Foss Park
Foss Park in Jamaica Plain hosts a Kids' League sport meet with a ball game and track events. Over fifty youngsters entered the track events. Tomorrow a dedication address will be delivered by Willie Haigh, 18, of Providence, known as the boy preacher.
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Foss Park
Jamaica Plain
Kids’ League
Willie Haigh
Providence
Umpire Pair Rigler and O Day Behind Call in Slugfest
The St Louis Times laments a chaotic game with umpire Rigler and O Day blamed for questionable calls. Fans hoped for fair officiating as Evers faced a stinging setback described with biting humor and sports writer critique.
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Evers
Rigler
St. Louis Times
Yale cuts midseason squad reshapes for West Point game
Yale trimmed its football squad ahead of the West Point clash, dropping 25 players from Captain Daly’s list of 62 who reported for practice. The move ends the era of a separate second eleven and scrubs, with the varsity and scrubs the only units now.
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New Haven
Yale
Daly
Forester Ainsworth
Roxebury Latin School
Stone School
Bicycle Stars Sign For Race At Boston Arena
Four of the nation’s top six day riders sign for the Boston six day race at the Boston Arena from Oct 31 to Nov 5. Alec McLean says the event will offer the finest cycling for local fans. Jackie Clarke the Australian Rocket and Floyd McFarland join forces with Floyd Krebs and Norman Anderson the Danish champion to form a strong field and Krebs seeks another title after winning the first indoor six day race in Boston.
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Boston Arena
Alec McLean
Jackie Clarke
Floyd McFarland
Floyd Krebs
Norman Anderson
Krebs
Boston
Grounds Cause Teams Dispute Over Neutral Football Ground
Numerous Boston area high school and private school games scheduled for today at Dexter's Field Brighton Weymouth Revere and others. Waltham and Somerville clash over Nov 5 neutral ground as revenue promises big turnout with about 12 000 past attendance likely this year.
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Allen School
Dexter’s Field
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Hingham High
Weymouth High
Weymouth
Quincy High
Revere High
Revere
Waltham High
Somerville
Waltham
Burke
Jones
Houck Beats Loughrey In Decisive Philadelphia Bout
Leo Houck defeats Young Loughrey by majority decision last Friday in Philadelphia, putting Loughrey on the mat in the sixth round and prompting prophecies of Houck as Quill’s new rival. The Armory Club plans the final in Boston, with Houck challenging Quill for welterweight supremacy as Abe Attell heads East for future bouts in New York and Philadelphia.
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Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
Houck
Loughrey
Armory Club
Tommy Quill
Tremont Street Arena
Boston
Quill
Brockton Boys
Harry Lewis
Only Two Hub Men in Championship
New England members will send few athletes to the national meet in New Orleans this October. Ben Sherman of Brookline and Oscar Hedlund of the Brookline Gymnasium plan to compete, while most local talents are college students or schoolboys. Travel cost is a noted barrier.
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New England
Amateur Athletic Union
New Orleans
Ben Sherman
Brookline
Oscar Hedlund
Brookline Gymnasium
Hal Chase Prepares Highlanders for Hot Springs Training
Hal Chase plans training the New York Highlanders at Hot Springs Virginia. The initial two weeks will focus exclusively on hunting and fishing excursions through the surrounding mountains.
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Hal Chase
New York Highlanders
Hot Springs
Savannah to Host Grand Prize Auto Race
New York Oct 10 The Automobile Club of America contest committee favors transferring the grand prize auto race from Long Island to Savannah after Savannah Auto Mobile Club and city authorities applied. Board of governors ratification is pending with a meeting tomorrow. tentative date set for November 12.
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New York
Automobile Club of America Today
Savannah Automobile Club
Long Island
Savannah
The
Automobile Club of America
Record receipts tally at Pittsburg game in World Series
The largest receipts of record ever taken in at a baseball game were reported in Pittsburg on October 9, 1908 during the World Series, totaling $41,884.50.
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Pittsburg
Minor football injuries rise under new rules
Report notes injuries are cropping up regularly as players adapt to rule changes. Few details specify teams or dates, but the pattern suggests increased stoppages and cautious play across leagues.
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