Miss Curtis Beaten in Open Round of Golf Championship
In Wilmington, Oct 14, the 19th annual women's national golf championship opened with visiting English Irish and Canadian champions advancing in match play. Titleholder Miss Margaret Curtis of Boston was eliminated 1 up by Miss Caroline Painter of Chicago, and former champion Miss Katharine Harley of Fall River fell 2 up to Mrs. H H Stockton of Plainfield.
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Wilmington
Del
Wilmington Country Club
Margaret Curtis
Boston
Caroline Painter
Chicago
Katharine Harley
Fall River
H. H. Stockton
Plainfield
Miss Ravenscroft
Frances C. Griscom
Philadelphia
Mabel Harrison
Hirsh
Miss Dodd
Miss Noblitt
Violet Pooley
British Columbia
Lillian Hyde
New York
Florence L. Harvey
Hamilton
Canada
Frances Scott
Stockton
Painter
Harriet Curtis
Miss Dodds
C. H. Vanderbeck
E. H. Fitler
Fanny Osgood
Myra Helmer
Elaine Rosenthal
F. 5. Colburn
Marion Hol Yis
Metropolitan
A. L. Cahn
Visitors Triumph in Easy Golf Rounds Across Contests
Miss Ravenscroft and Miss Harrison led victories over notable opponents including Miss Griscom and Mrs Hirsh in a day of clear wins. Miss Pooley and Miss Harvey also won while Miss Curtis was ousted by Miss Painter in a tightly contested match.
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Gladys’ Ravenscroft
England
Frances Griscom
Philadelphia
Miss Griscom
Yith
Miss Ravenscroft
No Sulzer Verdict In Sight Yet
Albany Oct 14 The possibility of a long delay in reaching a verdict on Governor William Sulzer's guilt or innocence loomed as the impeachment managers asked the court to consider a new article of impeachment if testimony by Duncan W. Peck and Henry Morgenthau Jr. is found not to be relevant to current charges.
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Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
Duncan W. Peck
Henry L. Morgenthau
Turkey
Court debates relevance of testimony on Governor impeach
Executive session weighed whether testimony tied to Article 4 suppression of evidence should shape the Governor's fate. Deliberations extend to tomorrow morning with possible Assembly action on a new article of impeachment. Outcome hinges on whether a majority votes the proposed charge.
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Frawley
Whiskey theft charge ties two men to three-year loss
Walter M. Perry 32 a gauger of Somerville and Philip Feinstein 49 of West End were arrested on State street by Inspectors Norton Patterson and Dorsey charged with larceny of 300 quarts of whiskey valued at 300 dollars from Charles S. Gove of Canal street. A long running loss prompted a close watch on Perry and Feinstein while Gove sought the missing bottles.
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Walter M. Perry
Avon Street
Somerville
State Street
Norton, Patterson and Dorsey
Charles S. Gove
Canal Street
Philip Feinstein
Allen Street
West End
Perry
Feinstein
Gove
Concord Curling Club to Resume Winter Ice Games
Prominent citizens in Concord plan to restart the Concord Curling Club this winter. A rink will be set up on the rear of M. B. L. Bradford’s Main street residence for fast curling action.
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Concord
Concord Curling Club
M. B. L. Bradford
Main Street
Lexington High meets Hudson High at 3 20 this afternoon
The Lexington High School football team hosts Hudson High School at the new Lexington Athletic Field at 3 20. Lexington comes in with two wins and one defeat and expects victory.
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Lexington High School
Sons of the Minute Men
Hudson High School
New Lexington
Tufts Prepares for Maine Game Despite Setbacks
Tufts varsity players endured rain and minor injuries as Coach Whelan pressed for a strong showing against Maine. Secret practice, last game review, and new plays aimed to sharpen the team while stars like Stankard and Hadley recover. Scrimmage planned for the afternoon on the old campus and fieldwork in wet conditions.
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Tufts
Wesleyan
Whelan
Maine
Yale
Brown and Blue
Eastern College
Bingham
O'Donnell
Stankard
Hadley
New Hampshire
Athletics Get Checks for World Series Share
Philadelphia reports 26 checks totaling 69 333 79 for the Philadelphia American League club as its share of the world series money. After a 25 percent deduction and a 10 090 forfeiture, the net sum goes to AL president Johnson for the seven other clubs. Each of the 25 players received 3243 94.
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Philadelphia
John E. Bruce
National Baseball Commission
Johnson
Thorpe of Carlisle Weds Margaret Mueller in Carlisle
James Thorpe the Sac and Fox Indian star, famed as a world class athlete, marries Margaret Iva Mueller at St Patrick's Church in Carlisle Penn. The couple plans to join the New York Giants on their world tour after their ceremony. The report also notes Wellesley High School’s eleven remains undefeated, defeating the Tech Sophs in the Columbus Day game.
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Carlisle
Penn
James Thorpe
Oklahoma
St. Patrick’s Church
Margaret Iva Mueller
Thorpe
New York
New York Giants
Wellesley High School
Tech “Soph
Ross Wins Bout Over Miller After Foul End
Tony Ross of Newcastle defeats Charley Miller of Frisco in two and a half rounds when Miller fouls, causing the referee to stop the match. Earlier bouts featured cancellations and a late change with Patsy Delucca substituting for Henry Hall. Next up, Gunboat Smith of New York is slated to meet Ross in this city next Tuesday night.
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Atlas A. A
Charley Miller
Frisco Motorman
Tony Ross
Newcastle
Penn
Miller
Teddy Murphy
Boston
Johnny O’brien
Roxbury
O’brien
Victor Flories
Charley Sheepard
New York
Victor
Sheppard
Pri
Ross
Charley
Dasher
Flaherty
Gunboat Smith
Rindge Tech and Winthrop Clash in Cambridge Football
High school football notes preview a Cambridge matchup as Rindge Tech hosts Winthrop with weather delaying yesterday’s game. South Boston, Lowell Textile, Abington Taunton, and Everett lineups are noted along with standout players and coaches shaping the season.
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Rindge Field
Cambridge
Rindge Tech
Winthrop High School
Linehan
Winthrop High
Winthrop
Salem High
Hudson High
Jack Leary
Lexington
South Boston High
Dedham High
Lowell Textile
Groton
Abington High
Taunton High
Taunton
Commerce
Norwood High
Norwood
Indianapolis Boxer Beats Canton Opponent in Akron Bout
Jack Dillon of Indianapolis defeated Walter Monaghan of Canton in the fourth round of a 12 round match. Monaghan’s seconds threw a towel into the ring to end the bout, saving their man from further punishment.
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Akron. O
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Walter Monaghan
Canton
Monaghan
Gloucester Fighter Draws With Jasper In 15 Round Match
The 15 round bout in Manchester New Hampshire ended in a draw as Joe Chick of Gloucester weighed over 150 pounds while Young Jasper of Boston fought under 145. Promoter Gallagher and Delmont criticized the arrangement but fans approved the fast contest. Delmont praised Jasper as the top 142 pounder in New England and signaled readiness for a rematch.
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Joe Chick
Gloucester
Jasper
Boston
Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire
al Delmont
Chick
Delmont
Gallagher
New England
Windy Day Football Scrimmage Tests Princeton Tigers
Princeton Illinois? No. The narrative reports a windy day scrimmage at Osborne Field where Princeton’s football team failed to score against two fresh and second string squads. Ed Driggs led the cubs with strong running and kicking while Captain Baker posted long gains before fumbles by Bakers. The day underscored the need for a reliable punter and noted coaching reinforcements Phil King Marshall Mills and Barclay Farr.
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Princeton
N. J
Osborne Field
Tiger
Penfield
Cubs
Ed Driggs
Tigers
Varsity
Bakers
Baker
Driggs
Hobey
Borden
F. Trenkman
S. Baker
Lamberton
Phil King
Marshall Mills
Barclay Farr
Crowded wharves greet fishing fleet as week opens
The lower bay saw 25 trawlers and three power dories with large catches of tinker mackerel and haddock. Vessels listed include the Enterprise with 15,000 tinkers and the Foam with 4000 pounds of scrod haddock. The Galileo freighter arrived from Hull with 2400 tons of general freight destined partly for New York. Several ships sailed or cleared, including the Laconia which departed at 9 10 after a misread sailing time, carrying 63 saloon, 77 cabin, and 265 steerage passengers. A long list of vessels and names follows.
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T Wharf
St. Joseph
Haddock
Wilson ‘Line
Galileo
Collins
Hull
England
Mystic Wharf
New York
Queenstown
Liverpool
Irvine
Laconia
Manager Callahan Remits Bodie's Beer Fine
Chicago Oct. 14 Ping Bodie famed Chicago Americans batter found in his final pay envelope the $600 he believed lost after a beer incident in St. Louis last summer His contract allowed a $600 forfeiture for drinking during the season Manager Callahan remitted the fine citing Bodies solid overall work.
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Chicago
Ping”’ Bodie
Chicago Americans
Callahan
St. Louis
Bodie
Middlesex School to meet Volkmann squad in Concord game
An important private school clash pits Middlesex School football team against Volkmann at Middlesex Oval in Concord this afternoon. Both teams boast solid records, promising a hard fought contest.
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Volkmann School
Concord
Middlesex School
Newbury Street
Batchelder
Aspinwall
Blanchard
Middlesex
Volkmann
Middlesex Oval
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Sylvania
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