High Scores at Country Club Open Golf Tourney
The 18 hole qualification at the Country Club yielded surprisingly high scores in ideal weather. A triple tie at 81 includes Jesse Guilford J. B. Hylan and Bass with Guilford also notable for past titles. Sullivan Amory and Essex carded 82 and 83 respectively as 89s entered the top 16. A second 18 holes determines the low score trophy and handicap outcomes. match play begins at 10 this morning.
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Jesse Guilford
J. B. Hylan
Bass
Guilford
New Hampshire
Rye Beach
J. H. Sullivan, Jr
Co. M. Amory
Essex
B. Hylan
Vespero
We Bass
Portsmouth
Everet
N. Sullivan
Woodland
M. Amory
Essex County
M. F. Oo Connell
Alpine
H. Pushee
R. H. Hovey
Rhode Island
R. W. Brown
F. X. A. Emery
R. W. Estabrook
the Country
G. R. Clouga
Bellevué
T. F. Tully
Winchester
Ll. M. Washburn
Merton
N. W. Dean
Oakley
M. Purves
Eee
N. Manning
Brae-Burn
Wee
Stucklen
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McMillen
W E. Sibley
Mt. Tom
A. Turfey
A. Hartwell
Selfridge
S. T. Hicks
Winchester Es Eeee 46 m1 B. Driver, Wollaston 45 G F. Willett, the Country Vanes
A. Geiger, Jr
Dee
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Metacomet
EB Mason
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John Richardson
N. Raymond
Chestnut Hill
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Oakleys
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H. Howard
H Gay
Carr
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D. Wadsworth
A. Proctor
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Wollaston
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L. Barlow
Collins
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S. Evans
Belmont Spring
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F. T. Pfaelzer
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Russell Eseereesereeres
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L. Frothingham
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B. Harding, Jr
Lamb
B. Davis
Ihe H. Sullivan, Jr
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Emery
C. Stucklen
Brae- Burn
H. Hovey
J. N Manning
M. Washburn
Merion
Vesper
R. M. Purves
M. F. O'Connell
G. R Clough
Bellevue
J. P. Guilford
Wooland
Hes HH. Pusbee
W. E. Sibley
Mr. Tom
A. McMillen
Engineers' Club Holds Annual Golf Tournament in Boston
The Boston Engineers' Club tournament at Belmont Springs CC yesterday saw S. St. John Morgan top the field with a net 75 from a 30 handicap and gross 105. Percy D. Thompson was runner up with net 76, and F. J. Stone claimed third with 82. 15 scorecards were submitted.
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Boston Engineers’ Club
Belmont Springs Country Club
S. St. John Morgan
Percy D. Thompson
F. J Stone
Schoolboy Gridiron Double Bill Promises Strong Play
Wellesley High and Quincy High teams resume work and mid season form. The postponed game between Wellesley and Quincy will be played this afternoon at Quincy, instead of yesterday as first planned.
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Danahy
Mansur
Wellesley High
Quincy High
Quincy
Local High School Gridiron Preview from Boston Area
Wellesley High rises to form under Coach Danahy as they prepare for a key clash with Quincy High. Quincy’s Coach Mansur hopes for a strong showing despite limited material. Hyde Park faces Commerce at Franklin Field with Commerce favored to win. Volkmann School vs Boston Latin at Allston, Latin likely edge. Huntington High meets Melrose High in a Suburban league fight with Huntington aiming for victory.
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Wellesley High
Danahy
Quincy High
Mansur
Franklin Field
High School of Commerce
Hyde Park High School
Hyde Park
Commerce
Volkmann School
Boston Latin
Allston
Latin School
Huntington High
Melrose High
Harvard Band to Raise 700 for Football Support
A $700 fund will be raised at Harvard to provide band music for upcoming games. Nearly $1000 has been donated, with cheerleaders promising the loudest support since football began. Mass meetings will be held as Harvard faces Virginia, Cornell, Penn State, Princeton, Brown, and Yale in sequence.
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Harvard
Eddie Mahan
University of Virginia
Yale
Cornell
Penn State
Princeton
Brown
Princeton N J selects Bernard Law captain of baseball team
Bernard Carter Law of St David s Penn was elected captain of the Princeton baseball team succeeding Jesse Hoyt who resigned due to illness Law has played shortstop for two years and is also halfback on the football eleven
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Princeton
N. J
Bernard Carter Law
St. David's
Penn
Jesse Hoyt
Law
Sox and Phillies Trip Plans Scrapped Over Finance
The planned West coast tour by the World Series champion Red Sox and the Phillies was canceled after failure to reach a financial agreement. Most players agreed to travel after the World Series money was distributed, with Chalmers and Whitted opting out.
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Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Red Sox
Robert B. McRoy
National Baseball Commission
Dartmouth Varsity Rest as Scrimmage Ends in Tie
Dartmouth's first team rested from scrimmage while two substitutes played to a 6-6 draw in Hanover. Worthington highlighted with a 90 yard rushing touchdown after a punt return and showed progress at quarterback. Barrows added the second score with a 40 yard placement kick following a fair catch and a 35 yard drop by Scully. Prior to scrimmage the varsity practiced new formations in secret.
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Scully
Varsity
Middlesex Hunters Run Foxes To Ground In Three Hunts
The Middlesex Hunt held its largest meet of the season led by Master of Fox Hounds Alexander Higgins. Ten hunters and nineteen hounds found and run to ground a fox at Wayland, another at Lake Walden in Concord, and a third near Lincoln Center before heading toward Lexington. An additional hunt is planned for Saturday morning.
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Lincoln
Middlesex Hunt
Alexander H. Higginson
South Lincoln
Wayland
Lake Walden
Concord
Lincoln Centre
Lexington
Arlington High Races Cross Country Today
Arlington High School cross country team faces Harvard freshmen on the Belmont course at 3 this afternoon. With six holdovers and 14 candidates the squad is in fine shape after two weeks of practice and aims for another championship showing.
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Arlington High School
Belmont
Harvard
Arlington
Varsity Football News and Boxing News From Boston Sporting Pages
Harvard prepares for Virginia Sat urday Yale faces Springfield Training School Tigers meet Lafayette in upcoming championship run Old-time crowd favorite Fred Wenck named NY boxing commissioner Getaway Day pays and Boston pennant push highlighted by Chet Thomas and George Foster Joe Woodman pushes Langford, backs Phillies to win Woodman notes Joe Wood born Oct 25 1889 and MLB debut July 1908 Boston touted as the greatest ball town Fr R K Boston reports players share in first four games attendance figures sought
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Harvard
Virginia
Yale
Springfield
Tigers
Lafayette
Fred A. Wenck
New York State
Wenck
America
London Sporting Club
Baseball score contest at Fenway ends in Boston win
In a Fenway Park guessing game dated Sept 18 the Detroit Red Sox recorded a 2 to 1 Boston victory. Four men tie for first by closest total runs in the series and split the two prizes, while two runners up receive nothing.
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Detroit Red Sox
Fenway Park
How a jitney competed with a street car
A past Sunday Post Magazine feature examines a jitney's battles with streetcars, portraying a gloomy era rivalry as a hopeful tale of progress and resilience in urban transit.
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Next Sunday Post
Carlisle Indians Drill For Pittsburg Game
Carlisle Penn Oct 14 The Carlisle Indians varsity football team practiced extensively for the Pittsburg game. Coaches Kelley and Welch led an hour of signal drills followed by a 60 minute scrimmage against reserves to rehearse every play expected to be used.
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Carlisle
Penn
Carlisle Indians
Kelley
Welch
Redskins
University of Pittsburg
Tufts Trains Hard on Signals Ahead of Middlebury Clash
Tufts coaches confined practice to signaling drills on the oval for over two hours as the team worked through all signals in the toughest session of the season. The squads prepare intensely for the Middlebury game on Saturday.
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Tufts
Oval
Middlebury
Harvard Freshmen Open Season Against Andover Academy
The Harvard freshman football team begins its season with a game against Andover Academy at Andover. A squad of 87 players has 35 top prospects ready for the 1919 season. Leverett Saltonstall leads the backfield, Frank Wigglesworth coaches the line, and C. C. Felton oversees the ends after an appendicitis injury.
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Harvard
Andover Academy
Andover
Soldiers Field
Leverett Saltonetali
Frank Wigglesworth
C. C. Felton
Haughton
Felton
Sox Trio Plans New England Fishing Trip After World Series
Tris Speaker Ernie Shore and Carl Mays of the Red Sox will linger in New England for several days after the world championship. They accept Ed Maynard of Plymouth New Hampshire invitation for a fishing and motor trip through the White Mountains. The itinerary includes The Weirs Plymouth Profile Flume Bretton Woods Crawford Notch with stops in Camp Maynard on Lake Squam. Boston sports fans join the party plus Paul Shannon and Tim Murnane. They meet at Copley Square Hotel Saturday at nine and travel by auto through New Hampshire ending with a few days at Camp Maynard.
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Tris Speaker
Ernie Shore
Carl Mays
Red Sox
New England
Ed Maynard
Plymouth
N. H
White Mountains
Weirs
Profile
Flume
Bretton Woods
Crawford Notch
Boston
Paul Shannon
the Post
Tim Murnane
The
Globe
Copley Square Hotel
New Hampshire
Camp Maynard
Lake Squam
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Joe Lannin
Hylan
Engineers’ Club
Wars
Sumatra
Blackstone
Wellesley
SOX
Lannin
Chalmers
Whitted
McRoy
Boston Americans
National Commission
Oeschger
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Dubuque
Iowa
Kansas City
Oescher
Mike Dee
Dartmouth
Middlesex Hunters
Arlington High Races
Arthur
Omment
Duffey
Bill Carrigan
Chet Thomas
Thomas
George Foster
Chet
Oklahoma Boy
Joe Woodman
Sam Langford
West
Woodman
Joe
Tall Timbers
Joe Wood
Wood
New York
Boston Evening Transcript
R. W. P. Brown
Herbert Reed
Army
Colgate
Navy
Pittsburg
Sunday Post
Speaker
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Mays
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Rogers Peet
Washington Street
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