Massachusetts Fights For Women’s Golf Title In D C
Massachusetts sorely trails as only Katherine Harley remains in the national women’s championship at Chevy Chase Golf Club Washington D C. Harley faces Mrs Caleb Fox while Marion Oliver meets Mrs Polhemus in advancing rounds. Curtis and Shreve were eliminated in prior matches as the title hangs between New York and Philadelphia competitors.
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Mansachusetts
Chevy Chase
Miss Schreve
Osgood
Polhemus
New York
Marion Oliver
Katherine Harley
Caleb Fox
Boston
Miss Harley
Carmelita Shreve
C. F. Fox
Philadelphia
G. Bishop
K. ©. Pirley
Fall River
M. Curtis
EE. Wt. Allen
Dorothy Robinson
Rochester
Melizabeth Porter
L. A. Wells
K. A. Townsend
W. West
Grace Semple
St. Louis
Miss Hood
Knights of Columbus bowling league results shift in five matches
Ten K. of C. teams competed last evening with five matches. Lexington defeated Maplewood for the sole straight win while Medford beat Arlington and Santa Maria, St. John upset Cambridge, and Somerville topped Mt. Benedict. Medford’s McKeon led scoring with 122 in a 327 total.
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Knights of Columbus
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Maplewood
Medford
Arlington
Santa Maria
James EB. Hayes
St. John
Cambridge
Somerville
Mt. Benedict
McKeon
Thomas Wilson Tops Local Bowling, Sets 131 in ARMY YMCA Game
Thomas Wilson rolled 131 in a two match game at the B M A R Y M C A bowling alleys. He achieved a string of candle pins amid a six player field yesterday.
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Thomas Wilson
Teacher uses court plaster on boys lips in Kansas City
Miss Edith Wirt faced cruelty charges after placing court plaster on 9 year old Harvey Galloway to curb talking at school. The case was dismissed by the prosecuting attorney though she remains a teacher and Harvey was removed from her class.
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Kansas City
Edith Wirt
Harvey Galloway
Harvey
B A A Golfers Hold Annual Tourney At Wollaston Club
The Boston Athletic Association held its annual golf tournament at Wollaston Golf Club Montclair. Dr R E Sproule and R W Sanford tied for first in net prizes, Sproule winning best gross and Sanford taking net. Thirty members competed. pairings and scores listed. a Handicap vs Bogey cup match starts today and continues through Saturday.
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Boston Athletic Association
Wollaston Golf Club
Montclair
R. E. Sproule
R. W. Sanford
Sproule
Sanford
C. T. Crocker, Jr
F. J. Robbins
W. C. Chick
J. Mulcahy
J. A. Estabrook
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H. Thornton
H. F. Amsden
R. H. Pierce
George Wright
H. S. Moffitt
A. J. Wellington
H. E. Lodge
FF. Nye
N. Heath
F. W. Lawrence
L. A. Drew
G. N. Phelps
17 Cars to Face Starter in Vanderbilt Cup Race
New York reports all 17 cars trained on the 23.45 mile circuit for final practice before Saturday’s Vanderbilt Cup on Long Island. Officials plan heavy security with 600 Irish Volunteers and 200 deputy sheriffs as expected crowds near 500000. The field includes seven foreign cars, all but one American owned, with the race distance set at 258 miles. Weather permitting the event is anticipated to be a major success.
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New York
Jericho Turnpike
Motor Parkway
Long Island
Parkway
Irish Volunteer Regiment
Huyck Sets Three Motorcycle Records At Detroit Fair
Fred Huyck of Chicago broke three motorcycling records at the Michigan State fairgrounds meeting sanctioned by the Federation of American Motor Cyclists. He clocked one mile standing start in 1 minute 8.5 seconds, one mile flying start in 64.4 seconds, and one hour of riding 61.15 miles, with a best mile of 46.4 seconds in the hour event. The circular track matched Glen H. Curtis’s fast mile on a straightaway, though the mile in this event wasn’t an official record.
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Mich
Fred Huyck
Chicago
State Fair Ground
Federation of American Motor Cyclists
Huyck
State Fair
Ormond Beach
Glen H. Curtis
Local Amateur Football and Basketball Clubs Seek Opponents
A roster of Boston area clubs announces requests for 100 to 185 pound football matchups and 110 to 140 pound basketball games. Teams from Eleanor A C Pacific A C Olmstead A A Hilton A G C Maplewood and others seek Saturday or October 3 fixtures with nearby rivals, offering half expenses or guaranteed pay.
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George F. Brady
Spencer Avenue
Chelsea
Pacific A. C
Frank Murphy
East Fourth Street
Boston
St. Augustine
Lawrence A. Oxley
Concord Place
Olmstead A. A
Leo A. Hartnett
Creighton Street
Roxbury
Hilton
Charles McCarthy
Cherry Street
West Newton
Thomas Moore
River Street
Riverdales
Brookline
John H. Moran
School Street
Dartmouth Braces Up for Holy Cross Game
Dartmouth executes hard practice at Hanover ahead of the Holy Cross game. Line scrimmage punt catching and dummy work mark the session. Sherwin and Hawley focus on kicking as the second team comes close to scoring. Twenty five players listed for travel.
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N. H
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Holy Cross
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Hawley
Brusse
Rich
Pevear
I. Bankart
Thomson
Tobin
Kennedy
Ryan
Dodge
Marks
Pollard
Palmer
Farnum
Robbin
Dreyfus
Elcock
Daly
Pischon
Stewart
Hoban
Brady
Driver
Harvard Tennis Title In Reach Nat Niles Favored To Defend
Harvard singles champion Nat Niles appears set to defend his title as the semi finals approach. The day’s play saw Niles defeat Tunis 6 0 6 1 while doubles pairings included Gardner and Beals defeating Burt and Woodman 10 8 9 7, and Dabney with Gardner defeating Pearson and Nickerson 6 3 7 5.
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Smith
Nickerson
Howes
Bailey
Clark
Burt
Frelinghauser
Brumiey
Niles
Tunis
Large
Townsend
Wyeth
Blossom
R. Smith
Colwell
K. K. Smith
Comstock
Gardner and
Beals
Woodman
Dabney
D. P. Gardner
F. F. A. Pearson
Wilkins
Stevenson
Henshaw
Abbott and Aiken
Packy McFarland Beats Cross in New York Bout
Packy McFarland exploded the Cross balloon in New York on Wednesday night to dismiss Cross in six rounds. The result fuels talk that Cross is overrated while McFarland proves he is game though lacking a knockout punch. The article previews Donohue vs Cote in Biddeford and outlines upcoming bouts and substitutions on the Armory Club card.
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New York
Packy McFarland
McFarland
Cross
Donohue
Arthur Cote
Biddeford
Pine Tree
Cote
Whise Donohue
Armory Club
Quill
Kid Manning
Pawtucket
Willie Riley
Twin Miller
Philadelphia
Tommy Murphy
Jim Buckley
Young Corbett
Hughey Jennings To Stump Detroit With Cleveland Mayor
Bill Bailey notes Hughey Jennings poised to stump Detroit next week with Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland to back re election of Mayor William B. Thompson. Jennings plans to speak in large tents as he pursues political sway, while Detroit grapples with a potential platform boost and a shifting municipal future.
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Hughey
Detroit
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
William B. Thompson
Thompson
Jennings
William Warren
Australia
Armory A. A
Tom Prendergast
Bill
Boston
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Warren
Lanterned Tokio Welcome for Admiral Sperry Sailors
The scene in Tokyo featured a sea of lanterns as crowds cheered Rear Admiral Sperry and the American fleet. Civilians and officials praised the joyful welcome, while Japanese and foreign guests joined elaborate entertainments and toasts, with plans to move celebrations to Yokohama and conclude aboard the Connecticut.
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Sperry
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United States
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Hibuya Park
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Sugematsu
Army
Matsumibata
Prince Oyama
Togo
Fail to Find the Bones of Captain Keayne
An 18th century tomb near the Probate building was opened to verify Captain Keayne's burial. Investigators uncovered decayed coffins but found no remains related to the captain. Only the granddaughter's remains were discovered, not other family members.
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Captain Keayne
Paige
John Jenkins
Jenkins
Keayne
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