Ouimet Battles Opponents in Coun try Club golf action
Four golfers reach semi finals of the Massachusetts amateur championship at Brookline Country Club after two rounds of match play. Francis Ouimet beat H. W. Stucklen and W. S. Lawrence to advance. J. H. Sullivan and F. H. Hoyt also posted wins in the opening rounds. Seeley and Lockwood advanced in the afternoon with strong performances.
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Brookline
Francis Ouimet
H. W. Stucklen
WV. S. Lawrence
Woodland
Stucklen
Ouimet
Belmont
Lockwood
Brown
F. H. Hoyt
W. B. Seeley
Brooklawn
Conn
Paul Tewksbury
Jack’’ Sullivan
Commonwealth
Sullivan
Seeley
J. B. Chase
Massachusetts
C. W. Bass
Portsmouth
N. H
Hoyt
J. H. Sullivan
G. F. Willett
Country
R. Brown
J. B. Hylan
Vesper
A. G. Lockwood
R. M. Purves
Onimet
Lawrence
Chase
Crow Point
John Shepard, Jr
L. Fowle
Oakley
W. T. Hollis
J. B. Russell, Jr
N. H. Seelye
Winchester
A. Geiger, Jr
Match Result Between Players with Close Holes
In the afternoon he edged Lawrence by 6 4 as few missed putts decided the match. Lawrence, usually a fine putter, struggled on the greens, while Oui met shot about 78 for yesterday. R. W. Brown and A. G. Lockwood of ...
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Ouimet
R. W. Brown
A. G. Lockwood
Auto Dealers Hold Outing at Belmont Springs
The Boston Automobile Dealers' Association held its annual fall outing at Belmont Springs Country Club. About 50 members traveled by auto, played golf, and gathered for refreshments at 6 30 after a dinner where J H MacAlman presided. Speeches by several members marked the event with a customary, good time.
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Belmont Springs Country Club
J. H. MacAlman
Dealers’ Association
Amherst preps for Hartford clash with Trinity
Amherst on October 17 eyes a second straight win over Trinity as Coach Hobbs tests new formations and signal plays. Injuries limit starters Hubbard Tow Kimball and others while captain McGay leads a reshaped lineup poised to compete at Hartford.
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Lehigh to Open Against Yale as Fresh Look at Gridiron Debuts
Lehigh prepares to face Yale in New Haven with an experimental lineup and shifting roles. Yale, missing Avery and Cooney due to injuries, tests new placements and signs, while Tad Jones guides Cornish and Thompson at quarterback. Archie MacLeish rescues schedule with a two week absence.
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Brown Fails To Confidently Face Penn In Philadelphia
Brown football heads to Franklin Field in Philadelphia to meet Pennsylvania with a reshaped lineup. Captain Henry moves to end as the squad, 23 strong, aims for a creditable showing despite injury to Brown quar ter Fraser doubtful with a lingering ankle issue. The team trains at New York University’s field before the game.
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Kilbane to Face Mars in 16-Round City Bout
Cincinnati dispatch reports world featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland will fight Knock Out Mars of Cincinnati in a 16 round main event on October 30. Kilbane is the reigning featherweight champion and the match was announced today.
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Johnny Kilbane
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Mars
Jack Twin Sullivan
Cambridge
Gus Christie
Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
Wis
Jack
Christie
Johnny Conlon
Chicago
Benny Chavez
Trinidad
Col
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Denver
H. Hull
Everett
Terry Smalley
Mickey Dewind
Providence
New England
Hull
Cheerers Gather at Harvard Football Mass Meeting
Quentin Reynolds the Harvard cheer leader calls the first in a series of football mass meetings at the Harvard Union next Wednesday evening. A band will be present and newcomers will learn the Harvard football songs. Captain Lothrop Withington, 1911 team captain and current varsity coach, will address the students.
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Harvard
Harvard Union
Lothrop Withington
Regulars Out of Crimson Line
Harvard meets Holy Cross on Soldiers Field at 3 in a tough early season clash. Brickley and Bradlee miss play, Rex Hitchcock injured, Gilman to start. O'Brien and Colidge at ends. Captain Metevier leads Holy Cross. Officials named for Harvard Yale and Princeton games. 12 minute quarters.
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Holy Cross
Soldiers Field
Harry Kersberg
Brickley
Bradlee
Freedlex
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Rex Hitchcock
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Worcester
College football and basketball pairings listed for upcoming games
A long, comma separated schedule lists matchups across many colleges including Amherst Trinity Army Colgate Carlisle Pittsburg Carnegie Tech Geneva Cornell Bucknell Dartmouth Williams Delaware Temple Fordham St. Josephs and more with venues such as Hartford West Point Ithaca Pittsburgh Lancaster Cambridge and other regional sites.
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Tufts Men Confident Of Victory Over Maine
Tufts varsity football team completed final preparations yesterday afternoon with rapid signal practice on the oval. All players except Hadley ankle troubled looked fit as the squad ran at top speed, winding up prep for the Maine game.
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Maine
Oval
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Tufts Maine game looms as season midpoint climax
Tufts prepares to face Maine at Tufts Oval amid a promising rebound from a midweek slump. Maine’s strong line challenges Tufts open game plans as both teams push toward state titles and upcoming fixtures against Army Aggies and Vermont.
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Montreal Sells Pitcher to Cincinnati Amid McGraney Deal
Montreal announces the sale of Robert Couch man a spitball pitcher drafted from Davenport Iowa to Cincinnati. The move is part of the price Montreal paid for McGraney who was purchased outright from Cincinnati.
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Robert Couchman
Davenport
Cincinnati
McGraney
Banquets for Ball Players Stir World Tour Debate
The piece mocks athletes who passed up the world tour and inflates the idea of lavish banquets for players. It jokes about speeches and learning to say thanks. It notes Spain as a hot spot for ball game tickets and hints at a political jab regarding the National League umpires.
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City Gym Instructors Flip on Van in Odd Display
A curious scene features city gym instructors performing flipflops atop a moving van, drawing attention from bystanders and eliciting remarks from several eminent surgeons who supported the display.
Prominent baseball figures clash over press and scoring roles
The piece notes Ad Wolgast clashing with Bat Nelson over press access, questions if the National League has real friends, mentions a Michigan negro football star declining headgear, and criticizes Heydler for wanting scorers to flag errors of judgment in Cincinnati.
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National League
Michigan
Merkle
Heydler
Cincinnati
Williams Sophomores Defeat Freshmen in Track Meet
Williams College Weston Field hosted the annual underclass meet with the sophomores scoring 84 to 43 against the freshmen. Burr led freshmen with the shot put 31 feet 9 inches, Safford won the two mile, Garfield took pole vault and discus, and Leake won the half mile in 2 minutes 11.5 seconds.
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Weston Field
Burr
Safford
Garfield
Leake
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