Big Brookline Tourney Opens With 125 Players
The open fall meeting of the Country Club at Clyde Park begins today and runs through the week. Ninety-three foreign players join local entrants for a total of over 125 golfers. Play starts at 10 am with 16 lowest gross scores advancing to the Country Club cup. Prizes awarded for best net and gross. Matches are 18 holes spanned Friday to Saturday with semi finals Saturday morning and final afternoon. Open handicap and bogey events plus member medal play also scheduled. Top penalized players noted include A G Lockwood plus two, Charles B Cory scratch, James F Curtis one stroke, W H Davis two strokes, H Selfridge two strokes.
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Country Club
Clyde Park
A. G. Lockwood
Allston
Charles B. Cory
Wollaston
James F. Curtis
Oakley
W. H. Davis
Lakewood
H. Selfridge
The
Vesper Country Club
Massachusetts Professional Basket Ball league formed
The Massachusetts Basket Ball league met at Young's and renamed itself the Massachusetts Professional Basket Ball league. Members are Worcester Framingham Pawtucketvilles Burkes of Lowell and Marlboro replacing Cambridge Institute. F. H. Lasser elected president H. H. Healey secretary treasurer and G. W. Morse vice president. Season runs November 3 to March 17.
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Massachusetts Basket Ball League
Young's
Massachusetts Professional Basket Ball League
Worcester
Framingham
Pawtucketvilles
Burkes
Lowell
Marlboro
Institute
Cambridge
F. H. Lawser
H. H. Healey
G. W. Morse
New World Record in Memphis Free-for-All Trotting Race
A Memphis trotting track world record was set in the first race, two heats for a mare. Edith W., driven by Frank G. Jones, and Fred Wedgewood, driven by C. K. G. Billings, both posted 2:05 3-4. Other notable performances included Direct Hal winning 2:08 and 2:08 1-4 in the 2:19 pace and Prince of Orange taking the Dividend stake with a best 2:09. Onward Silver seeks a two mile record of 4:29 1-2 tomorrow after a Lexington result.
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Memphis
Tenn
Edith W
Frank G. Jones
Fred
Wedgewood
C. K. G. Billings
Chicago
Marc. K. BE. Devereaux
John A. McKerron
McCoy
Monk
Sunny South
Direct Hal
Prince of Orange
Daniel
Lottie Smart
Fannie Dillard
Onward Silver
Lexington
Gyp wins 2:2 trot at Nashua fair grounds meet
Nashua New Hampshire harness meet draws large crowd on day two. Gyp, Tuesday’s dark horse, wins the 2:2 trot while Frank secures the first heat in the 2:11 pace. Frank Yokum wins the race with speed, and the 2:19 trot delivers top action as Parker G. holds two heats after five heats.
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Nashua
N. H
Nashua Fair Grounds
Gyp
Frank
Frank Yokum
Parker G
Shamrock III Progressing Toward Waterline Limit
London reports Shamrock III preliminary work progressing like the first. She will sit up to the waterline limit but be much shorter overall and under rules receive a time allowance from the Columbia.
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London
Columbia
Boxing Gossip Sparks Talk of McGovern Jordan London Bout
Rumors swirl about a December match between Terry McGovern and Ben Jordan before the National Sporting Club of London. Critics question feasibility, purse, and weight limits while noting other boxing plans and bouts across the country.
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Ben Jordan
National Sporting Club of London
London
McGovern
Jordan
Young Corbett
Frisco
Sam Harris
Ben Jourdan
Harris
England
Tommy Ryan
Jack O'Arien
Jack O'Brien
Jeffries
Ryan
O'Brien
Philadelphia
Hend
al Smith
Lexington
Charley Wilmeer
Smith
California
Jack Johnson
Frank Childs
Johnson
Childs
Chitis
Joe Walcott
Chicago
Black Demon
Jonne Gardner
Joe Choynski
Httle
Young Erne
Quaker City
Bangor
Sullivan
Patsy Sweeney
Trath
Harvard doubles champions crowned after final win
R. Bishop, 08, and T. A. Lyon, 2L, captured the doubles tennis title at Harvard yesterday by defeating the Larneds. The match score went 5-7 6-8 4-6.
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R, Bishop
T. A. Lyon
Harvard
Larneds
Best Foxhounds in the Country Try for All-Age Stake
PARRE Oct 22 The Brunswick Fur Club opens a three day all age stake trial with 24 foxhounds the largest entry. Judy the blue tick owned by Thomas Hitchcock Jr of New York and Breeze owned by Mrs L W Campbell of Woonsocket R I are seen as top contenders. Judges noted strong scent despite frost as Master of the Hounds L W Campbell led the morning start. The pack chased a fox through swamp and hills with fine riding by several Worcester and Oxford riders. A town banquet for nearly 200, including over 50 club members, closes the day.
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Parre
Judy
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
New York
Breeze
L. W. Campbell
Woonsocket, R. I
L. W
Campbell
Messrs
Bradford S. Turpin
Roxbury
G. B. Appleby
Oxford
Frank Sk. Whidden
Boston
W. R. Dean
Worcester
B. P. Williamson
Green Harbor
Crompton Brothers
Clapp Farm
High Candle Pin Scores In City League Night
Bowling action across several leagues reports winners including Boylston Sudbury Murray Irwin Jefferson Chauncy McCarthy Carruth. Connor of Columbia Road carded 97 in a non strike spare frame. Superintendent's Office team won Telephone league. J Middleby Jr. beat Towle Richardson Co. three games. Railroad league Southern Division won two of three as final game finished two pins apart. Eggs beat Reef in straight games for Marketmen's league at Chauncy alleys.
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Sudbury
Murray & Irwin
Jefferson
Chauncy
McCarthy
Carruth
Connor
Columbia Road
J. Middleby, Jr
Beacon Chambers
Towle, Richardson & Co
Eggs
Young
Beatty
Neenees Lang
Heald
Sprague
Studley
Corcoran
TotalPays
Vest
Ant Fly
McCarthy Pees
MacGrath
Virnegan
Birkin
Vna
Ss Touhts
Is Ceissasses Os
James
Murphy
Davis
Yorsa
Oette
Siui
Relford
Corhan
Ono
Britt
Genter Pani
Cross
Coleman Seeree
Kendall
McArthy
Crowley
McKeon
Vitvrerald
Stiles Seeeee
Manning Wrene
Stereeee
Carrutil
Delaner
Alexander
Kinnear
Potter Sewers
Cirty Wall
Coyne
Knox Su
Rai
Purdett
Ote
Raee
Wee Tee
Cole
Oss
Moulroney Peetae Ponveeee
Vas Osborn Shdee
Winsor
Yorke
Wheeler
Dartnouth
Clement SS
Thawney Aay
Nlersom Sheet
Ettebee
Teephone
Superintendent's
Haskell
Is &S
Peeler
Chapin
Denforth
T Presrott
Quakers sweep East Boston Grocery Clerks in trio of wins
The Quakers defeated the East Boston Grocery Clerks in three straight games by wide margins, securing a decisive series victory.
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Quakers
Boston
Harvard Eleven Braced by Veteran Coaches In Scrimmage
Harvard football drills feature ex-captain Burden and star tackle Lawrence reinforcing the Crimson defense. Putnam returns to form as a potential right half, with Hurley pressing for the spot, while freshman Montgomery joins the varsity at left end. Secret practice begins Monday as Harvard preps for Carlisle and Penn amid Brown coach Murphy watching.
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Crimson
Burden
Lawrence
Varsity
Putnam
Scotty MacMasters
Hurley
Montgomery
Jones
Brown
Shea
Carlisle
Penn
Farley
Murphy
Providence
Matthews
Clark
Crocker Shea
Bleakie
Sane
SAN R. T
Oveson
Lehman
Somerville High Narrowly Beats Lowell Textile on Broadway
Somerville High School escaped defeat yesterday on Broadway Field as Lowell Textile led 5 0 until late in the game. Donnelland Lowells left end returned a fumble 100 yards for a first half TD, and Hafford scored and kicked the decisive extra point late in the second half. Somerville, hampered by penalties and lineup changes, faces Dorchester next in a league pivotal matchup.
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Somerville High School
Broadway Field
Lowell Textile School
Donnelland
Lowell
Nickerson
Somerville
Hafford
McLaughlin
Countway
Dickinson
Dorchester
Somer
Kidney health myth promotes Swamp Root remedy
An old Boston Daily Post promotion argues kidneys trigger many illnesses and pitches Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as the cure. It urges readers to test urine, notes hospital and physician use, and offers free sample bottles with a mail request to Kilmer Co in Binghamton, N Y.
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the Post
Kimer
Boston Daily Post
Miss Abbott Wins Golf Title in France Returns Home
New York, Oct 22 Miss Margaret Abbott the American who won the golf championship of France arrived in New York to spend the winter with her mother Mrs Mary Abbott. The pair reside in a house on Thirty sixth street and were feted by the American colony in Paris for both her personality and sporting success. Abbott has collected many golf trophies in the United States Scotland and England in recent seasons.
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France
New York
Margaret Abbott
Mary Abbott
Thirty-sixth Street
New York Society
Abbott
Scotland
England
Paris
Somerville High 6 Lowell Textile 5 in tight grid clash
Somerville High narrowly defeated Lowell Textile 6 to 5 in a midcentury league grid game. Hafford scored the touchdown for Somerville with Donnelland contributing, as officials Pipe Almeida French Serrat Good and others oversaw 20 and 15 minute halves.
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Hy Bees
White
Bean
Philbrick
F. Dee
Ceesreeeee F. B
Buchanan
Somerville High
Lowell Textile
Hafford
Donnelland
Pipe
Somerville
Almeida
Tufts
Timekeoper— French
Boston University
Serrat
Lowell
Good
Yale Freshmen vs Andover Aces 6–6 At Yale Field
Yale and Andover Academy played to a 6–6 tie on Yale Field this afternoon. Andover dominated the first half with an early touchdown, while Yale rallied later but could not surpass their rival.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Andover Academy
Andover
Harvard Track Games Tomorrow
Harvard's fall track events will be staged at Soldiers Field tomorrow afternoon with athletes from the university competing in the afternoon program on the home track.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
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