Prison Officers Hold Outing At Lexington Park
The seventh annual outing of the Massachusetts Prison Officers Association was held at Lexington Park with about 150 officers from the Massachusetts Reformatory and the State Prison. A noon dinner and afternoon athletic events followed. The featured baseball game ended 14 to 11 in favor of the Reformatory team. Warden Allen of the State Prison attended as a guest. S. Thompson Blood of the Reformatory chaired the committee in charge.
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Lexington
Massachusetts Prison Officers’ Association
Lexington Park
Massachusetts Reformatory
State Prison
Reformatory
Allen
S. Thompson Blood
Curtis Wins New England Open At B A A Riverside
L I Curtis shot 146 of 150 to win the New England open at the B A A Riverside traps. He defeated 52 top shooters. J L Snow and W F Staunton tied for second with one fewer hit. G H Chapin led pros with 142.
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L. I. Curtis
B. A. A. Riverside
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J. L. Snow
W. F E. Staunton
G. H. Chapin
Greater Boston
W. EB. Staunton
L. F. Curtis
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Cleveland not present. Americans forfeit doubleheader
In St. Louis on September 2, manager Jimmy Burke led the St. Louis Americans to a doubleheader forfeit win after Cleveland failed to arrive. Grover Lowdermilk umpired. two pitchers threw five balls each. 1 minute between games. Scores to be sent to American League president Ban Johnson.
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Bob Quinn
St. Louis Americans
Cleveland
Jimmy Burke
Ban Johnson
Grover Lowdermilk
Linart Captures Brassard at Revere Cycle Track
At Revere cycle track yesterday a one hour Brassard race was won by Victor Linart by five laps over Vincent Madonna with Frank Corry and George Wiley next. The 41 mile distance also featured a motor paced double and a free for all in the evening won by Madonna with Wiley second and Corry third. Amateur and professional races followed with Hansen, Hurley, Sullivan and McPartland among winners in short events.
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Revere
Victor Linart
Vincent Madonna
Frank Corry
George Wiley
Madonna
Wiley
Smart
Hansen
Archie MacDonald
J. Barry
F. Hurley
F. Keenan
A. McDonald
Leo Maggioli
Tim Sullivan
Tom Grim
Pat Logan
H. McPartland
Ned Chandler
M. McPartland
Win Upton
Dennis Connolly
V. Markey
Braves Win as Rudolph Shines in Windup Over Giants
In the Braves season finale at home, Boston split a doubleheader with New York. Dick Rudolph pitched the win in the second game after a 6-2 loss earlier, overcoming early trouble and making clutch defensive plays including a running catch by Taggert.
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New York Giants
Braves
Dick Rudolph
Boston
Giants
Art Nehf
Causey
Rudolph
Bob Steele
Rudy
Taggert
Chadbourne
General Schindel Assigned to Lead 2nd Infantry Brigade
Brigadier General S. J. Schindel reported for duty at Camp Meade Maryland and was assigned to command the 2nd Infantry Brigade. He came from Camp Pike Arkansas where he served as regimental commander and has served on the general staff. General MacArthur will not travel to Camp Meade to assist Lafayette Division training and will instead command a brigade in Pershing's new field army in France.
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S. J. Bayard Schindel
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Baseball game summary with Zimmerman drills
Zimmerman stars with two three base hits and a sacrifice fly for Boston as Nehf allows nine strikeouts. New York answers with Rudolph and Smith driving in runs, Chadbourne and Comp ton stealing bases, and Steele fending off Boston with eight strikeouts. Umpires Byron and Harrison preside over a tense finish.
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Byron
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cHerzog
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Revenue Bill in House Today
The new revenue bill described as the greatest tax measure in U S history was approved unanimously by the House Ways and Means Committee. Chairman Kitchin will introduce it in the House tomorrow and seek debate to begin next Friday. Leaders aim to send it to the Senate within ten days after debate starts.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kitchin
Senate
Ex Chief Murnane of Fitchburg Dead
Timothy F. Murnane ex-president of the Massachusetts Association and 46 years in the Fitchburg Fire Department died after three days unconsciousness. He retired April 17 on pension due to failing health. Funeral at St Bernard's Church Wednesday at 9 o clock.
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Timothy F. Murnane
The
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Great Slacker Drive Today in New York City
Government agents will round up draft evaders in New York City and surrounding areas starting at 7 am under the Justice Department. Men aged 1 to 31 will be stopped and asked to show draft cards. those without them will be detained at armories until boards verify registration and questionnaire answers.
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New York Bureau of Investigation
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Scotch Clans Gala Day At Caledonian Grove
The Associated Scottish Clans annual picnic and union games drew over 5000 at Caledonian Grove. Despite missing many veteran athletes, professional games and clan events drew large crowds. James Fitzgerald won the three mile open with prizes of 125, 75 and 85 dollars awarded to top finishers.
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James Fitzgerald
Mortis Kanaly
Joseph Silva
Best dressed Highlander wins sixth in a row in Boston
George Smith of Clan MacKenzie, Boston, claimed the prize for best dressed Highlander for the sixth year running with an outfit costing 1200 dollars. Dorothy Smith, his four year old daughter, joined the event. Ian Davidson of Clan Stewart led clan member events, while Louise Graham and others won dancing prizes. In professional races Jimmy Fitzgerald of Taunton won the three mile open as Morris Kanaly finished second. Clarence Williams swept the half mile and mile. Louis Guertin dominated most field events, edging Jack McDonald in several events, with Louis Guertin also winning the pole vault and shot put among others.
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Clan MacKenzie
Boston
Dorothy Smith
Ian Davidson
Clan Stewart
Charlestown
Louise Graham
Roxbury
Jean and
Nellie Irving
Everett
Lucy Ward
Cambridge
Kanaly
Fitz
Clarence Williams
Lynn
Louis Guertin
Joseph Jackson
William Ferguson
Joseph Becker
Tan Davidson
William Crotty
James Fitzgerald
Joseph Silva
E. R. Parquette
Arquette
Joseph Pee Ig
Jack McDonald
Aero Squadron
Mineola
N. I
James Urquhart
D. Clarke
Fire Ravages Jamaica Plain Two-Family Home
A mysterious blaze at 21 Moraine Street Jamaica Plain spread to two more houses causing about 10000 dollars in losses. Three alarms sent in decisive aid and kept the fire from worsening. Investigators led by Acting Chief Shaughnessy examined the scene.
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Jamaica Plain
Shaughnessy
Alice Sullivan
Morain Street
Charles B. Curtis
Centre Street
Taber
Fox
Harriman
Lorden
Irish Foresters Hold Field Day at Russell Field
The fourth annual field day of the Irish National Foresters drew about 8000 spectators at Russell Field North Cambridge. With war reducing the track program, hurling and football dominated. Cork men beat New York 2 to 0 in Gaelic football. Emmets defeated Shamrocks 8 goals 2 points to 3 2. Wolf Tones beat Young Irelands 7 goals 1 point to 2 4.
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Cambridge
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Concord Medal Golf Victory at Concord Country Club
Archibald V. Galbraith won medal play with a net 86 on best 18 holes at Concord Country Club. Ralph Holden finished second with a net 8 handicap. Gross honors went to Galbraith with an 8.
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Concord
Ralph Holden
Gross
Galbraith
Woman's Health Ad Vows Lydia E Pinkham Help
Providence reader Mrs. Adeline B. Lynch credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing nervousness backache and headaches after she suffered fatigue and low ambition. The letter urges other women to try the root and herb remedy for health warnings and functional disturbances.
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E. Pinkham
Adeline B. Lynch
Plain St
Providence
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