State's Best Golfers at Brookline Today
The autumn meeting of the Country Club opens today with an open handicap medal 18 hole tournament. Entry already lists 80 players with more expected including top New England names and club members. Women’s handicap play follows on Monday with a mixed foursomes finish for members.
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New England
Country Club
C. B. Cory
Wollaston
Arthur G. Lockwood
Allston
J. G. Thorp
Oakley
G. F.atherton
H. C. Egan
Harvard
Boston
Chelenge Up
Memento
Gol Ee
Memers
Great golf at Allston ends in nerve racking finish
After one of the most exciting contests ever seen on the course, competitors delivered a tense showdown at Allston. Spectators watched as players traded shots, pushing to a dramatic final hole before a winner emerged.
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Allston Golf Club
W. Harris Latham
Fred B. Tyler
Tyler
Gesson
Carl D. Smith
Frank Bhingate
Robert W. Frost
Wingate
Massachusetts Basketball League Forms Sees Boston Dropped
The Parker House meeting of the Massachusetts Basketball League adopted a constitution and a six club format. Representatives included South Framingham Burkes of Lowell P A C of Lowell Cambridge Somerville and Maynard. Somerville hosts Burkes of Lowell November 6 at Baker Hall.
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Massachusetts Basket Ball League
Parker House
Sawyer
South Framingham
Burkes
Lowell
Cambridge
Somerville
Maynard
Boston
Baker Hall
Press Cycling Club to Host Banquet for Racing Team
The Press Cycling Club plans a reception and banquet for its racing team at the Langham tomorrow night. Invitations have been extended to a number of outside guests. A Horner photograph winning the interclub pursuit will be christened at the event.
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Press Cycling Club
Langham
Horner
Harvard Golfers Fall To Wollaston In 9 To 5 Loss
Oct 30 Wollaston Golf Club hosts Harvard and wins 9 to 5 with F F H Smith of Wollaston posting the day’s best gross medal 79. Newton Oakley Country Club at Watertown also defeats Harvard 14 up.
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Wollaston
Wollaston Golf Club
Harvard
F. F. H. Smith
Newton
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Tie for Florence Hill cup at Arlington Golf Club
Arlington golf scene reports the Florence Hill cup final medal play ended in a tie with 14 points by Miss Alice Teel and Miss Elizabeth Adams. They will play off the tie to decide the cup, while Miss Adele Fitzpatrick holds 10 points.
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Arlington
Arlington Golf Club
Alice Teel
Misslizabeth Adams
Adele Fitzpatrick
Winchester wins 8 up over Concord Golf Club
The Winchester II Club hosted Concord Golf Club today and the home team won by eight holes as the match concluded on the Winchester course. The result marked a solid victory for Winchester in this fixture.
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Winchester
Winchester II Club
Concord Golf Club
Andover Down Boston College in 11 to 0 Victory
Phillips Andover defeated Boston College 11 to 0 in an autumn game at Andover. Andover showed early ground gains and a stronger second half defense, with Taylor scoring touchdowns and a goal from touchdown. Officiating included Crowley as referee and Chase as timekeeper.
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Andover
Phillips Andover
Boston College Today
Taylor
Kinney
Crowley
Riley
Grant and Sullivan
Chase
Harvard Scrub Outplays Varsity Fumbles Suppressions Studied
Harvard held a long practice on Soldiers Field focusing on the guards back formation to counter Pennsylvania’s attack. Barnard’s 50 yard rush highlighted strong interference as Devens Randol and Bowditch returned to practice, while injuries limited players like Ristine Cutts Meier and Derby returning soon.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Varsity
Reid
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Barnard
Harvarain
Devens
Putnam
Randol
Bowditch
Hnell
Meier
Derby
Ristine
Cutts
Scrub
Kernan
Jones
Graydon
O’connell
Campbell
Cooper
Littig
Percival O'Connell
R. T
Knowlton
Logs Migose
Crscerecescetevacvels
Gy MacDonald Q. Marshall
Discovecesvetevees B
Barker Kernan
Mifflin
Mifflin, 1. Be Bes Ceheseereessnee
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Stone, Kent
Greenough
Kernan Jones, Swan, Rf. B
B. B
Taylor Pettit Graydon F
DeeGee Avennchaies Se B
Parmelee
Columbia 29 Haverford 6 in Polo Grounds clash
Columbia University beat Haverford College 29 to 6 at the Polo Grounds. Weekes scored four touchdowns for Columbia, while Hopkins broke free for a long return and a Haverford score after a fumble. Grant added a late goal for Haverford.
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New York
Columbia University
Haverford College
Polo Grounds
Duell
Columbia
Hopkins
Haverford
Grant
Weekes
A G Batchelder Hurt In Auto Car Crash
Amos G Batchelder of New York, chairman of the National Cycling Association board of control, was badly injured when a party ride car crossed the road near Westbury Illinois and was struck by a locomotive. Chauffeur Henry Fournier and several friends suffered injuries. Batchelder and Fullerton, an official of the Long Island Railroad, were among those injured.
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Amos G. Batchelder
New York
National Cycling Association
She Island
Henry Fournier
Radio
Westbury
H. B. Fullerton
Mr. Batchelder
H. J. Everall
Arthur Lewis
Guery
Essrs
Batchelder
Fullerton
Boston
The
Long Island Railroad
Lavigne to Meet McGovern on Winner Take All Basis
Jim Kennedy in San Francisco offers Lavigne a shot at featherweight champion Jerry McGovern at 128 pounds. Lavigne agrees to fight at 6 p.m. on contest day. Roche says articles will be signed immediately and Kennedy sees Lavigne improving at training quarters.
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New York
Jim’’ Kennedy
Frisco
Billy’’ Roche
Lavigne
Jerry’ McGovern
Kennedy
Billy” Roche
McGovern
Roeber Accepts Challenge in Greco-Roman Wrestling
New York reports Roeber accepted Mehmet Nechad's challenge for a Greco-Roman match. They will wrestle for 250 dollars a side, best two of three falls, at Greco-Roman wrestling venue.
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New York
Roeber
Mehmet Nechad
Root Knocks Out Ryan in Two Rounds at Music Hall
Jack Root of Chicago knocked out James Ryan in the second round of a scheduled 20 round match at Music Hall Louisville. The bout ended early in a dramatic stoppage with Root delivering the decisive knockout blow.
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Louisville
Jack'’ Root
Chicago
Jimmy
Ryan
Music Hall
Boxing Gossip and Drafted Fights in Pacific Coast Scene
News notes from boxing circles recount Jeffries delaying training due to a facial cut after an in ring clash with his brother Jack. new heavyweight Sheehan emerges on the Pacific coast praised by George Green, aged 24 and 175 pounds, with Sharkey-like build. Spike Sullivan signs to fight Curley Supplea at Erie on November 11. Starr and Daly to fight in Savannah on November 15 at 133 pounds in a two round bout.
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Jeffries
Jack
Ruhlin
Billy Delaney
Dunkhurst
Pacific
Mn Sheehan
Sheehan
George Green
Sharkey
Green
Spike Sullivan
South Boston
Curley
Supplea
Tom Sharkey
Rublin
Fred
Rogers
Starr
Daly
BJ. Holland
Philadelphia
Jack” Daly
Savannah
Greer Ineligible Days Ten Eyck Questions Henley Entry
Edward Ten Eyck discussed the Henley regatta eligibility for East Boston sculler Frank Greer. He cited a rule barring manual laborers, noting Greer’s status as a laborer may disqualify him. Ten Eyck suggested Titus’s chances require seeing him compete.
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Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck
Frank Greer
Boston
Greer
Blackstaffe
Ten Eyck
Titus
Boylston Tops Hub in Boston Candle Pin League
Bowler Jackson led with a 124 single and 289 total as Boylstons defeat Hub three straight to reach a 1350 team score. Jefferson beats St James two of three. Sudbury drops the first to Beacon Chambers. McCarthy takes only the first from Murray & Irwin.
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Jackson
Boylston
Boylstons
J Jefferson
St. James
Sudbury
Beacon Chambers
McCarthy
Murray
Mercan tile League match ends in win for Rice Sayward Whitten
Rice Sayward Whitten defeated Smith Patterson Co in a best of three. Tuttle led Smith Patterson with 276 total and a 96 single as scores concluded.
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Rice, Sayward & Whitten
Smith, Patterson & Co
Tuttle
Brown
Hiendiey
Insurgent Leader Lukban Pressed as Manila Reports
Advices from Catbalogan Samar say General Smith has reliable information on Lukban’s location while daily skirmishes occur and Catbalogan came under fire. Smith expects to clear the island by Christmas. Colonel Robe lauds heroism after the Balangiga disaster. Governor Taft recuperates after an operation in hospital.
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Manila
Catbalogan
Samar
Smith
Lukban
Robe
Ninth Infanty
Balangiga
Taft
Death of Unknown Man Identified as William Lynch
The unconscious man found on Causeway street near North Station died at Cit Hospital. Relatives identified the body as William Lynch of 1 Lowell Street, resident five years. He had spinal meningitis the night before and wandered, fell on the pavement, with initial suspicion of foul play. William Murdock of 68 Taylor Street took charge of the body.
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Shaw
Causeway Street
North Station
Cit Hospital
William Lynch
Lowell
Inlaw
William Murdock
Two Bachs Race at Margarette New Hampshire Meeting
Day two of boxing racing drew a strong crowd as eight heats were run in trots and ace. The track stayed fair and racing wraps up tomorrow with 2:22 and 2:29 pace plus a free for all. Nellie B. captured the 3 class event with a $300 purse for obden Jordan. Maqueen won the 3 class pant purge with a $300 purse.
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Margerette Manchester
N. H
Burse
Nellie B. m
Obden
Jordan
Maqueen
B. m
May Mov
Poe Erlin
Minor Court Dispatch in Charles Town Case
Katherine Crowley, once linked to an elderly citizen theft in Charles Town, surrendered to Probation Officer Keefe and was placed on probation for a year. W J Farr, nearly 70, was convicted of assaulting a girl and faces sentencing.
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Katherine Crowley
Charlestown
Keefe
Amar
W J. Farr
Chase Family Contests Will of Dudley Grammar School Master
In Roxbury Probate Court Judge Grant resumed the will dispute of Leverett M. Chase, challenged by his four children Sarah M., Henry W., Charles, and Georgiana M. The siblings seek bulk ownership of the estate left in trust for life income, alleging their father was of unsound mind.
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Leverett M. Chase
Dudley Grammar School
Roxbury
Sarah M
Henry W
Charles
Georgiana M
Grant
Chase
Sarah Marion Chase
Ome. Z
Samuel Powers
Mrs. Chase
Counsel Powers
W. W. Towle
Miss Chase
Grace
Evidence and Tools Secured in Williams Raid
Sergeants Aubers and Lovell of Station 5 used a search warrant to raid Mrs. Williams at 621 Tremont Street last night, securing an operating table and a full set of instruments used in criminal operations. Police also found two women in bed recovering from operations, whom they plan to prove were victims.
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Aubers
Lovell
Station 5
Roxbury Vets Danced At Seventeenth Annual Ball
Nearly 1000 attendees fill Orienta Hall for Roxbury Veteran Firemen’s Association gala. New England associations in uniform join captains and city officials as grand march leads by Edna Bennett and Mrs. Bennett followed by Robert J. Williams, Miss McCabe, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Murray. Mayor Dickinson of Cambridge, Rep. James E. Watson, Aldermen James Doyle and Bowen, City Clerk Donovan attend among others.
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Roxbury
Dickinson
Cambridge
James E. Watson
Michael Gaddis
James Doyle
Bowen
Donovan
Dan
Notable attendees listed for veterans event
The act lists numerous individuals including fel J. Kiley Senators Sullivan and Seaver and the Hon James G. Donovan. Also named are Captains Melvin Haskell Thomas Barlow Wirth Green Pike Kelly Kell and Maley among Braintree and Charlestown veterans.
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Fel J. Kiley
Senators
Sullivan
Seaver
James G. Donovan
Melvin Haskell
Somerville Vets
Thomas Barlow
New Bedford
Wirth Green
Butcher Roy
Braintree
George E. Forbes
Veteran Firemen's Association
Pike
Charlestown
Kelly
Maley
Kell
Lynn
A. A. Bennett
Thomas J. Noonan
Michael Murray
Edward J. Glynn
Daniel J. Ee
Adam Mock
Tnomas F. Kealey
M. H. White
William Atkins
W. R. Edwards
T. H Willams
H. Briscoe
T. L. Stone
John Cosgriffe
Swamp Root Endorsed By Boston Daily Post Readers
A Boston Daily Post promotional item extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney and urinary troubles. It recounts Mrs H N Wheeler of Lynn Massachusetts reporting relief after use and urges readers to try the remedy with free sample and an informational booklet from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
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Post
A N. Wheeler
High Rock St
Lynn
Mass
BK. Littlefield
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Miller Joints Testimony On Franklin Syndicate Assets
Referee Tilney conducts testimony in Brooklyn to locate and recover assets of the Franklin syndicate. Miller testifies that Edward Schlessinger gave direct orders, controlled funds, and that Miller received irregular sums. Ammon details the 140000 loan to Seymour Johnson Co, while Miller notes bonds Schlessinger took.
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New York
Tilney
Brooklyn
Franklin Syndicate
W. F. Miller
Miller
Edward Schlessinger
Schlessinger
Seymour, Johnson & Co
Ammon
Wells Fargo Bank
French Battlehips Sail For The Levant
Paris dispatch reports the Mediterranean squadron sailing from Toulon with one division at Salins d Hyeres and a three-battleship group under Admiral Caillard heading toward the Levant. Two thousand troops join. France will seize the nearest Ottoman customs house if demands go unmet. Target is Mitylene or Salonika, guarding the Dardanelles and Smyrna Gulf.
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Paris
Yeuterony
Toulon
Figaro
Salins-d’Hyeres
Caillard
Levant
France
Mitylene
Salonika
Dardanelles
Gulf of Smyrna
New Massachusetts Rhode Island Templars Elect Officers
The Grand Commandery of the Knights Templars of Massachusetts and Rhode Island held its 9th annual conclave at the Masonic Temple. Officers elected for the next year include Right Eminent Grand Commander George E. Hilton and other officers from Lynn Boston Maiden Springfield Dorchester Fall River and Plymouth.
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Knights Templars
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Masonic Temple
Oliver A. Roberts
Melrose
Rand
George E. Hilton
Lynn
George H. Kenyon
Providence
Freeman C. Hersey
Boston
Dana J. Flanders
Maiden
Edwin A. Blodgett
Springfield
Bentley Young
Oston
James H. Upham
Dorchester
Benamin W. Rowell
Charles T. Morgan
Fall River
Charles I. Litchfield
Plymouth
J. Herbert Bowden
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