No More Sunday Golf In Auburndale Newton
Newton seeks to enforce a Sunday golf ban after a Congregational Church meeting urged stopping the practice. Chief Tarbox leads 30 officers to back the drive, targeting Woodland Club at Auburndale where two ministers sit as members. Club officials defend their stance and call reports biased, noting open Sunday access had ended earlier and that caddies are not used on Sundays.
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Newton
Tarbox
Newton Police
Woodland Club
Auburndale
Congregational Church
T. N. Peloubet
Philo W. Dyke
Alfred Howard
Chief Tarbox
City of
Friends of Members
Washington Street
Magnates in Session at Annual Minor League Meeting
National Association of Baseball Leagues opens its annual meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with reports from President Powers and Secretary Farrell. Officers and a new board named. Farrell proposes reforms including stricter penalties for repeated drunken or disorderly conduct and a revised farming rule. Adjournment set for tomorrow.
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New York
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Fifth Avenue
P. T. Powers
J. H. Farrell
T. H. Murnane
Boston
New England Leargue
W. K. Hurley
Worcester
Hugh Duffy
Milwaukee
Roger Connor
Springfield
Mass
Fred Doe
Dover
N. H
J. J. Carney
Concord
Nashua
Fred Lake
Lowell
Thomas McDermott
Fall River
N. E. Leary
William Parsons
Lawrence
Power
Farrell
John T. Brush
James Hart
National League
National Association
Powers
Mr. Farrell
M. H. Sexton
Rock Island
W. M. Kavanagh
Little Rock
O’rourke
Bridgeport
W. H. Lucas
Spokane
J. WH. Farrell
Auburn
Mr. Kavanagh
J. B. Nickton
Southern League
Mechanic Arts High School Eyes Junior League Football Title
Mechanic Arts High School aims to win the interscholastic football championship in the Junior league. The team, built around Captain Hinckley of Dorchester, showcases a fast, coordinated game and faces Brighton High and Salem High as its toughest rivals. Tomorrow’s opener against Brighton is yet to decide a neutral site, with Mechanic Arts insisting on South End grounds Locust street or Charles River Park.
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Mechanic Arts High School
Brighton High
Fident
Mechanic Arts
Salem High
Brighton
Salem
Hinckley
Dorchester
South End
Locust Street
Charles River Park
Harvard Scrub Tops Varsity in Grim Practise Ahead of Brown
Harvard worked through a rough scrimmage with Brown looming. The varsity struggled, scoring once after slow line plunges, while five regulars rested for rest or injury. Notable plays came from Parker’s 65 yard TD and Trott’s end run, with Mills moved to halfback to boost kicking and speed.
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Harvard
Brown
Crimson
MacMasters
Barnard
Graydon
King
Bowditon
Leatherbee
Jones
Daly
Marshall
Parker
Trott
Piper
Guy Murtchie
Mills
Reggie Brown
Dodge
Putnam
Shea
Jack Hallowell
Dad Cochrane
Varsity
Scrub
Clark
Ek R. T
Crocker
McDonald Eptirs
BRON
Pepis
R. T
Oveson Marshall
Hovey
T. G
Burden Suse
Lao
Seakekn
Fox Burors
H. B
Harrison
Trott Meier
F. B
Schoehlkopf
Lasker Defeats Hymes In Fifth Chess Match
Edward Hymes of New York faced World Champion Emanuel Lasker at the Manhattan Chess Club in the fifth game of the series. Lasker won the toss and played black after Hymes opened with the Ray Lopez. The Berlin defense led to a sharp attack by Lasker, and after 33 moves Hymes resigned as his position collapsed.
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New York
Edward Hymes
Lasker
Manhattan
Hymes
Ray Lopez
Berlin
Sullivan and Watson fight draw in 15 rounds in Bath
John Sullivan and Andy Watson, both colored, battled 15 furious rounds to a draw at the Almeda in Bath. Patsey Sweeney of Manchester NH was to meet Sullivan but failed to appear. The bout was fast, scientific, with few body blows, and both fighters left in good condition. Sullivan accepted Arthur Cote of Biddeford's challenge for a 135 to 140 pound bout on behalf of his brother Mike.
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Bath
John
Sullivan
Mike
Boxing Classic Ends In 20 Round Draw In New Britain
Art Sims and Willie Fitzgerald staged a remarkable 20 round draw in New Britain Connecticut both weighing 135 pounds. The bout delivered a rare display of skill and stamina attracting strong local interest and highlighting the city’s boxing scene on October 23.
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New Britain, Conn
Art Sims
Willie Fitzgerald
Pack ing and Provision beat Armour in Pork Packers league
In a Marketmen’s league clash at Chauncy alleys the Boston Packing and Provision Company team defeated Armour in straight games. The score details were not fully readable in the clipping.
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Boston Packing and Provision Company
Armour
Pork Packers
Independents Fall Twice as Roslindale Dominates Night
In New Century league action the Independents dropped two games to Roslindale while Norwood swept Hyde Park. The Boylston Juniors lost to Mt. Pleasant with scores not specified.
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Plumbers’ Supply Bowling League
Carruth’s
Smith & Anthony
Hercules Supply Company
William Gallison & Co
Thomas Hoey & Co
Kohler
ICVOR
Gordon See
Heine
Herolles Supply Company
Srith
Ceerees Ereeccees
Derry Tes
Eeeeeeeeesaes
BUTKO
Ecees
Eecvesvess
PIB
Amos Iin
Canabe Acensa
Wramson Ois
Veces Seneas
Wall
Kerney
Baker
Thomas Hory & Co
Chadtourne
Pirgeoue Ic
Tee Wena
Boyleton Juniors
Belden Ry
MT. Pleasant
Whitton
Norwood
Hyde Park
Crowe
Taylor
Jones
Independents
Roslindale
Boylston Juniors
Marie Dressler Stricken by Typhoid in New York
New York October report says Marie Dressler, noted actress, is delirious with typhoid fever at her West Forty-fifth Street loft. Physicians expect recovery, but manager Joseph Zimmerman cautions weeks may pass before she can return to the stage. The illness traces to a Detroit trip five weeks earlier and Bayside rest. Dressler had fainted backstage at the Orpheum a week ago and has since remained delirious with high fever.
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New York
Marie Dressler
Louella
West Forty-fifth Street
Joseph Zimmerman
Wharhoof
Big Day for Coal Arrival in Boston Harbor
Yesterday's arrival of 37,011 tons of coal in Boston Harbor set a new daily record, with 15 coal vessels docked and unloading rapidly. Most cargo was soft coal from domestic ports, aided by limited foreign shipments, and dealers warned that supply remained far short of demand despite high weekly receipts.
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Boston
Flinn
Boston Towboat Company
Louisburg
C. B
Mora
New York
Solitaire
W. H. Connor
Norfolk
Baffle
Bluebird
Bee
Bangor
J. H. Butter
Hattie G. Dixon
Foster and Randolph
Philadelphia
Jennie R. Dubois
Lyman M. Law
Baltimore
John J. Hanson
South Afmboy
Jennie E. Righter
D. D. Witherell
Hoboken
Rodney Parker
Pierce
Dennis Thompson Pierce Company
Boston Harbor
England
L Coal
Co. H. Sprague & Co
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Company
Onan
Cardiff
Pecton
Newcastle
Glednow
Newcastle- Bly
Audi tors Defeat Regulars in Two of Three at Beacon
In the Telephone league at Beacon Chambers last night the Audi tors beat the Collection Department Regulars in two of three games. The Nickel Slot Collection team also triumphed, winning two of three against the Archive Department.
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Beacon Chambers
Auditors
Collection Department
Archive Department
New York Yacht Club Adopts Revised Racing Rules
The New York Yacht Club approved a February committee report revising racing rules to measure craft by hull displacement. The new formula uses length times sail area divided by five times displacement, with directions for measuring sails across different craft.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Furniture and Carpets at Half Price Sale Opens
We purchased the Newburyport Furniture Co. stock and placed it in our warerooms for sale. Six floors of marked articles in plain figures. Open every evening until 10 o'clock. Sale lasts six days from Monday Oct 20 at 8:30 a.m. No goods sent C0. 2. 2850 pieces in all. Best variety yet.
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Newburyport Furniture Co
Dennison withdrawal letter signals Conry renomination
Joseph A. Dennison explains his public withdrawal from the ninth district congressional race. He accuses Arthur Harrington and John A. Kelcher of a corrupt plan to block Charlestown’s nominee and asserts Conry deserves renomination. Dennison pledges to vote for Conry in the next Congress and predicts a Democrat victory.
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Joseph A. Dennison
Congress
Ninth
Ninth Congressional District
Ward 12
Charlestown
Boston
Keliler
Conry
Mr. Kelcher
Kelcher
Arthur Harrington
Ward 5
Harrington
Senate
Daniel Murphy
Ward
John P. Sullivan
Ward 4
Sullivan
David P. Sawyer
John A. Kelcher
South End
Elf
Joseph A. Conry
Dancing party to aid Carney Hospital fair in East Boston
An autumn dancing party to support the East Boston Carney Hospital fair drew over 500 attendees at Mechanics Hall. Organizer William Ferguson directed the floor with Joseph Currie Jr and George Bradley assisting. a reception committee included Mrs. P Finnegan, Mrs. C Flynn, Miss Louise Currie, Miss Alice Quinn, Miss Mary Flynn, Miss Mary McLane, and Miss Sadie O Brien. a collation followed during the event.
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East Boston
Mechanics’ Hall
Commonwealth Hall
William Ferguson
Joseph Currie, Jr
George Bradley
P. Finnegan
C. Flynn
Louise Currie
Alice Quinn
Mary Flynn
Mary McLane
Sadie O’ Brien
Driver Arrested For Running Over Lady In City Square
Miss Jessie Delaney, 25, of 4% Saratoga Street, East Boston, was run over by a team in City Square, Charles Town, last evening and badly cut and bruised. The driver, John F. Roche, of off-Point Station 15, was placed under arrest on a charge of drunkenness.
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Jessie Delaney
Saratoga Street
Boston
City Square
Charlestown
John F. Roche
Patrolman Doherty Injured in Warren Street Fall
Patrolman John W. Doherty of Division 9 investigated burglars at 179 Warren Street when he fell 15 feet through an open trap door into a cellar. He suffered a dislocated right shoulder and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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John W. Doherty
Division 9
Warren Street
City Hospital
Irish Envoys in Worcester Receive Warm Reception
John Dillon and Michael Davitt, Irish delegates, were greeted by about 2000 people in Mechanic's Hall Worcester. Ex-Mayor Philip J. O'Connell presided as the crowd received the visitors amid plans to advance the United Irish League efforts.
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Worcester
Mass
John Dillon
Michael Davitt
Mechanes’ Hall
United Irish League
Philip J. O'Connell
Harvard Track Games At Soldiers Field This Afternoon
Harvard's annual fall track games take place at Soldiers Field at 4 PM. The events feature a large entries list and showcase the new material joining the team this year.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
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