Fall River and New York Vie for Women’s Golf Title
In Washington on October 23, the national women’s golf championship narrowed to a final between New York City and Fall River. Mrs. T. H. Polhemus defeated Miss Marion Oliver 4 up 2 to play, while Miss Katherine C. Harley defeated Mrs. Caleb F. Fox by up. Harley’s steady approach play featured in the semi final win, signaling a key shift against the Philadelphia holder. In consolation, Miss Allen beat Miss Townsend 2 up, and Miss Porter defeated Miss Grace Semple 7 up 5 to play.
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New York City
Fall River
Mass
Chevy Chase Golf Links
T. H. Polhemus
Richmond County Club
Marion Oliver
Chevy Chase Club
Caleb F. Fox
Huntington Valley Country Club
Philadelphia
Katherine C. Harley
Miss Harley
Miss Oliver
Miss Allen
Boston
Miss Townsend
Miss Porter
Grace Semple
St. Louis
Hard Game With Dean Faces B C
Boston College prepares for a tough match against Dean Academy after a strenuous practice. Captain Pierce returns at left tackle as the lineup includes Greene Pierce Doyle Hurld Parle Ryan Hardigan Tattan Lynch Flaherty O Keefe.
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Boston College
Dean Academy
Dean
Andover
Exeter
Boston Boys
Pierce
Greene
R. E
1. T
Doyle
Hurld
F. B
Parle
R. H
Murray Outpoints Cunningham in Six-Round Bout
George Murray of Boston and Lynn defeated Mike Cunningham of Lewiston in six rounds in Lewiston Maine. Cunningham held his own through five rounds showing clever defense before Murray landed decisive blows in the final round.
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Lewiston
George Murray
Boston
Lynn
Mike Cunningham
Cunningham
Murray
Elite Alleys Rosters and Contacts in Roslindale
Fragmentary listing shows Elite Alleys in Roslindale with partial phone and address data. The garbled text includes numbers 443 470 478 and 480 444 452 1326, suggesting contact references or lanes but no complete details.
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Wheeler
Roslindale
Boston Food Fair Opens With Harvard Baroque Spirit
The Boston Food Fair at Park Square Coliseum offers gifts for the first 500 with admission including Russell's Regular Flour and Sousa’s piano score The Fairest of the Fair. Emil Mollenhauer leads Stewart's 70 piece Boston Band with Harvard themed selections and special decorations planned for the exhibitions and concerts.
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Boston
Park Square Coliseum
Russell
Sousa
Emil Mollenhauer
Stewart
Harvard
Grand Exhibition Hall
Latin Dorchester Grid Clash Expected Close
Boston Latin School and Dorchester High meet at Dunbar Avenue in a high school league clash. Both sides coached by Mathews, Dorchester hampered by injuries, with key players out. Eligibility questions swirl around Nutter from English High. decision due next week.
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Boston Latin School
Dorchester High
Dunbar Avenue
Boston High School
Mathews
Boston Latin
Dorchester
Locust Street
Nutter
Casey
English High
Indians Aim to Beat Penn in Carlisle Challenge
Philadelphia Oct 23 Carlisle Indians travel to Franklin Field to face the University of Pennsylvania in a key season game. Penn, after Michigan, hopes to upset the strong redskin eleven. Carlisle seeks to down the Quakers after recent losses. A large Carlisle delegation accompanies the squad.
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Philadelphia
Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Princeton Captain May Not Play Tomorrow
Princeton head coach Roper announced that captain Dillon would not play in the Syracuse game at University Field tomorrow. The decision aims to save him for later contests with Dartmouth in New York and Yale at Princeton.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Roper
Dillon
Syracuse
University Field
Dartmouth
New York
East Boston High Triumphs 5-0 Over Commercial High
At Wood Island Park East Boston High defeated Commercial High 5 to 0 in a brisk football game played yesterday.
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Wood Island Park
East Boston
East Boston High
Commercial High
Brookline Wins By Forfeit Over Dedham in 1 0 Football
Brookline High School defeated Dedham High 1 to 0 after Dedham forfeited at Griggs Field. The protest filled second half as Brookline players and referee decisions sparked near confrontation before police cleared the area. Attendance was 945 with 15 minute halves.
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Dedham High
Griggs
Brookline
Dedham
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Brookline Boys
Pouge
Willetts
Brooklines
Brookline High
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Nichols
R. E
W. Chenney
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Bey Brow Nadel
Eoce Dr
Sukowke Toro
Tances
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Bocce
R. T
See
McFarland
Harris
Proud
Willams Peane
Cone F. B
Hurley
Carr
Ritchie
Rechtler
O’hearn
Rowan
Marble
Lehigh Cancels Dickinson Game Over Carlisle Player
Lehigh University cancelled the annual football clash with Dickinson College in Bethlehem. The protest centers on Carlisle Indian School alumnus and Dickinson faculty member Mt. Pleasant, a former Dickinson quarterback, whose involvement sparked the dispute.
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Bethlehem
Penn
Lehigh University
Dickinson College
Lehigh
Mt. Pleasant
Carlisle
Centre Harbor Eight Party At Copley Hall Monday
The annual dancing party of the Centre Harbor Eight is scheduled for Monday evening at Copley Hall. The event invites attendees from the town and nearby communities to enjoy a social gathering with music and dancing.
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Centre Harbor Eight
Centre Harbor
Copley Hall
From Wool to Wearer at Shuman Corner
A feature display in Shuman Corner shows the journey from raw Merino Lincoln and Hogget wool to finished worsted and cheviot fabrics. The exhibit traces washing carbonizing and scouring to weaving and finishing, then cutting into suits by Boston tailors in Shuman workshops.
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Shuman Corner
Shuman
Lincoln
Boston
Stewart Nominated for Tech Juniors President
Frank Douglass Stewart, a prominent Tech junior, is nominated for president of the class. After a stormy meeting a motion to reopen nominations passed. Other nominees include Bergen Reynolds for president Horace E. Stump for secretary and L. O. French W. B. Cushing R. Gillis C. J. Sittinger and R. M. Torrey for institute committee.
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Frank Douglass Stewart
Tech
Bergen Reynolds
Horace E. Stump
L. O. French
W. B. Cushing
R. Gillis
C. J. Sittinger
R. M. Torrey
Institute
Tech Men Qualify for National Marksmen's Shoot
Fifteen Tech men earned qualification after a month of trials for the National Marksmen's Reserve button. The shooting event will be held this afternoon at Wakefield under the National Marksmen's Rifle Association.
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TECH
Wakefield
National Marksmen’s Rifle Association
New England Food Fair Adds Value to Entomology Exhibit
An addition to the gypsy moth commission display at the New England Food Fair in Mechanics' Building highlights predaceous beetles imported from Europe. The superintendent aims to widely share his pamphlet to inform the public about these allies in moth pest suppression and ensure their work proceeds unimpeded.
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New England
Mechanics’ Building
Massachusetts
Europe
Records to Fall in Fall Handicap Track Meet at Stadium
Harvard hosts a fall handicap track meet as a substitute for football at Soldiers Field with 224 entries, 10 more than last year. J R Barr aims to break the Harvard pole vault record at 12 ft 2 in while the second team faces Exeter after the 3 to 4 pm events.
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Soldiers Field
Pixeter
Rand
J. R. Barr
Harvard
Exeter
Multiple college football matchups listed for today
The schedule lists 16 games across campuses. Harvard plays Annapolis in Annapolis and Yale hosts Washington and Jefferson in New Haven. Other venues include Philadelphia Princeton Syracuse Ithaca West Point Colgate Worcester Providence Williamstown Middletown Amherst Orono and Franklin with varied opponents.
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Washington and Jefferson
New Haven
U. of P
Carlisle
Philadelphia
Princeton
Syracuse
Cornell
Vermont
Ithaca
West Point
Colgate
Yale Fears Four Stars Out For Washington and Jefferson Game
Four Yale football standouts Hobbs Murphy Andrus and Philbin are declared unable to play Tomorrow due to injuries from heavy practice. Trainers ban scrimmage and focus on kicking and signal drills as Tad Jones joins to observe, with next week’s Princeton clash intact.
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Conn
Yale
Washington
Jefferson
Hope
Hobbs
Murphy
Andrus
Philbin
John Mack
Biglow
Tad Jones
Syracuse
Howard
Princeton
Kilpatrick
Lilley
McCarthy
Holy Cross
Langford
Trinity
Charles
Lehigh
Sproule Tops Field With Best Score in B A A Golf
In Wollaston Illinois the Boston Athletic Association golf championship semi finals begin today. Dr R E Sproule posted the low score Thursday and best card yesterday winning morning and afternoon matches against Wellington and Lodge. Remaining players are J Mulcahy R H Pierce R E Sproule and G N Phelps plus a Sproule donated cup handicap vs bogey event.
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R. E. Sproule
Sproule
Wellington
Lodge
J. Mulcahy
R. H. Pierce
G. N. Phelps
Mulcahy
Estabrook
Kendall
Thornton
Pierce
Amsden
George Wright
Maffit
Nye
Heath
Lawrence
Phelps
Drew
Wright
Harvard Fall Tennis Reaches Semi Finals
In the Harvard fall tennis tourney yesterday, singles saw B. P. Pearson win by default over R. H. Edwardson Jr. and C. Cutting, K. Howes, and N. W. Niles also advance. Doubles matching Smith and Cornell, Niles and Dana, and Henshaw with Pearson advance to semifinals with finals set for Tuesday.
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B. P. Pearson
R. H. Edwardson, Jr
Edwardson
Annapolis
Cutting
R. Smith
K. Howes
H. L. Clark
N. W. Niles
R. P. Frelinghuyser
Smith
Cornell
Large
Townsend
Niles
Dana
Devereaux
Howes
Henshaw
Pearson
Wilkins
Clark
BAT NELSON IN BOSTON
Battling Nelson the lightweight champion arrived in Boston after a 21 round fight with Joe Gans. He plans a book tour and says he will not rush back to boxing, preferring rest and publisher meetings. He dismisses Packy McFarland and defends his status over Gans. A California oil strike near his land could end his career if proven.
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Boston
Nelson
Joe Gans
Colma
Labor Day
the Old Howard
New York
East
McFarland
Gans
California
San Francisco
Bat
Tech fall handicap meet draws big entry list
The institute hosts a large fall handicap interclass meet with many entries in long distance races. Captain Ridsdale Ellis, known for the Tech-Harvard and Princeton cross country shows, is favored in the mile and two mile. Other strong runners include H. H. Howland, L. O. Mills, W. J. Seligman, W. C. Salisbury, P. D. White, F. F. Bell, L. D. Nisbet, and Cumings in jumps and weight events.
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Tech
Institute
Ridsdale Ellis
Ellis
L. O. Mills
W. J. Seligman
W. C. Salisbury
Seligman
Salisbury
P. D. White
F. F. Bell
West Roxbury High blanked Brighton in Roslindale tilt
Brighton High suffered a 35 to 0 defeat at the hands of West Roxbury High yesterday afternoon on Washington street by Roslindale. Brighton, missing eight regulars due to the three months rule, fielded a weakened lineup in the exhibition contest.
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Brighton High
Washington Street
Roslindale
West Roxbury High
Brighton
Riverdales Seek Open Football Opponent in Brookline
The Riverdales of Brookline, averaging 125 pounds, had their game this afternoon canceled and seek any team of equal weight to play in Brookline. Phone messages to Brookline 1358 between 9 and 9 30 AM will be answered by manager John H Moran.
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Riverdales
Brookline
John H. Moran
Winchester High Defeats Woburn 21 to 0 in Manchester Field Match
Winchester High routs Woburn High 21 to 0 at Manchester Field. Sharon makes a 28 yard gain for Winchester. Bean and Hubbard stand out for Woburn but the team is outpaced in all phases of the game.
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Winchester
Winchester High
Woburn High
Manchester
Sharon
Bean
Hubbard
Woburn
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