Clans Gather at Caledonian Grove for Mass. Picnic
Twelve thousand Scots gathered at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury for the Clans of Massachusetts annual picnic and games. A parade of fifteen hundred Scots led by Clan McKenzie featured hundreds in Hughland dress and plaid. J A McDonald starred, winning four events, with heavy prize money and a full afternoon of amateur and professional competitions on track and field.
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Bonnie Scotland
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Massachusetts
Ost
Iclot Street
Hughland
Scott
Worcester
Mass
McLeod
Hyde Park
McNeill
Malden
Jindsay
Forbes
Clinton
Roland
Gloucester
McLaren
Holyoke
Ramsay
Roxbury
McDougall
Somerville
McInnis
Pittsfield
the Grove
J. A. McDonald
Duncan McLean
Gideon Perry
Canada
Hjertberg
Irish Athletes Picnic Draws Big Crowds at Oak Island Grove
Eight thousand people attended the twelfth annual National Irish Athletice Association picnic and games at Oak Island Grove. The event featured star entrants, a five mile run won by McGonigle after a tight finish with Sullivan and Dineen, plus multiple track and field events. Notables in attendance included Congressman Henry F. Naphen and Alderman Philip O'Brien, with the National Guard Band providing music.
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Oak Island Grove
National Irish Athletice Association
Musitc
Massachusetts
National Guard
Henry F. Naphen
Philip O’brien
Charlestown
Daniel Saunders
George E. McGahey
Charles McCarthy
McGonigle
Sullivan
Dineen
Fish Marsh
New England
Garious
Mahoney
Cronin
Shaw
W. Barrett
O'Hearn
Short
McPherson
Whiteley
J. M. Cronin
J. Sullivan
T. L. Willams
Hobbs
P. O’brien
Williams
Gill
Marsh
Clawson
O'Brien
O’brien
J. Connolly
Carney
Connolly
Robinson
Scanlon
Marksmen Compete at Seagirt New Jersey Regimental Match
The first stage of the interstate regimental team event was shot today at Seagirt NJ with a second stage and skirmishing planned tomorrow. Leading scores span units from Washington DC, New Jersey, and Boston with Forty to Fifty point ranges and individual marksman tallies listed.
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Seagirt
N. J
Sixth Battalion
Washington, D. C
New Jersey
Washington
D. C
First Infantry
DD. C
J. A. Dietz, Jr
New York
Corporal Cowperthwait
Squadron A
Ti. Keller
Corporal Hale
Boston
Elkes Ties World Record on One-Sixth Mile at Coliseum
Harry Elkes, in his first U.S. appearance this season, equalled the world mark for a one sixth mile track at the Coliseum. J. J. Casey won the 10 mile match race with Frank Butler of Cambridge. Janek Colgan defeated two rivals in the one mile pursuit, catching them before two miles.
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Worckestior
Harry Elkes
Coliseum
J. J. Casey
Frank Butler
Cambridge
Janek Colgan
Charter Oak Purse Won at Hartford Grand Circuit Meet
Georgens, Lord Derby the favorite, won the Charter Oak purse of 10 000 at Charter Oak Park in Hartford with an audience of over 8000. Alameda and Midway were strong contenders in the 2 30 pace, while Grattan Boy dominated the 2 08 heat trio, earning 950. John Nolan suffered a broken fetlock and may retire from racing.
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Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Alameda
Midway
Evolute
Sallie Hook
Arion
Lord Vincent
John Nolan
Grattan Boy
Lord
Free Bond
Harry O
Harter Oak Park
iRennick
Saliia Hook
Db m
Miller
Annie Phornton
Wilson
Ituna
Carpenter
Tommy Weher
Ernest
Shockeney
R i Flynn
Arthur
Orin
Hudson
Ee Arion
Titer
Belem
John Nolan Bis
Foote
Georgena
Eh. m
McDowell
B. m
Dickerson
Derby
Geers
Nell Gwynne
Gr. m
Rathbun
Ivandorf
Demarest
Joe Watts
Young
Nigger Jack
Lady Geraldine
McHenry
Bas York Boy
Cummings
Oe Rustler
b.Pusey
de & Tao
Desting
Maggie Anderson
B. Temple Wilkes
B. G
Dorchester crowd at Readville meets for driving club card
A large Dorchester turnout attended a Readville track meeting by the Gentlemen's Driving Club. Seven races featured Landlord winning the free for all, Camden Girl taking the trotting event, and Billy Crocker storming the pony races. An Arlington road wagon exhibition set a new half mile track mark.
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Dorchester
Gentlemen's Driving Club of
Readville Track
G. G. Young
S. A
Camden Girl
Billy
Philip McMorrow
Harry Thomas
Home, Sweet Home
Thomas
Rare Race Card Snippet With Times and Names
A fragmented horse racing entry shows a 2:08 pace and purse of 1290 with horses Miller Parry O46 De Bi CORES Bonnie Direct Kennedy Choral Hussey Sidney Pointer Bailey Mazette and others. Times noted include 2:07% and 2:071%4 ed with partial illegible text.
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B. G
Miller
Parry
Bonnie Direct
Mae Choral
B. m
Kennedy
Paorto
Bob Fitzsimmons
B. H
Hussey
Sidney Pointer
Kelly
Mazette
Bailey
Combination Park Closes Season With Two Day Shows
At Combination Park the season ended with an afternoon and an evening performance. Nearly 15,000 attended across both shows as three light harness races and a running race plus bicycles were on the afternoon card.
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Combination Park
Won Lynn Championship at Lynn bicycle races
The Lynn bicycle meet produced multiple local titles on September 3. Forrest Osgood won the 15 mile city championship for Clover Cycle Club in 84 minutes 44.96 seconds, while Harry A. Hill followed. Elmer E. Collins beat Fred Goggins in a 10 mile tandem pace match race in 23.55. Mel Lenfest won a two heat one mile race over Henry Pete. Gautro outpaced Randall in two heats for a 1 mile event. E L Walker took the five mile tandem city title over Harry Down in 12.412 seconds. Tred Weaver and Frank Elliott won a one mile tandem race in 2.29.
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Arlington
Ananias
Syracuse
N. Y
Readville
W. B. Farmer
Shawmut Driving Club
B. C
Bickford
Don Alto
Alfie D
Belle Thorn
Boston Driving Club
Ben Wilkes
Crystalline
Reeve
Lizzie N
Flossie
Lamplit
Rowdy Younger
Lynn
Forrest Osgood
Clover Cycle Club
Harry A. Hill
Elmer E. Collins
Fred Goggins
Henry J. Pete
Mel Lenfest
Lenfest
H. M. H. Randall
J. B. Gautro
Gautro
E. L. Walker
Harry Down
Tred Weaver
Frank Elliott
Caldwell Wins Six Day Bicycle Race at Coliseum Track
Harry Caldwell of Manchester New Hampshire won the sixday hour a day race at the Coliseum track by more than two miles over Burns Pierce. Caldwell, who had never ridden in an hour contest before, drew cheers from about 4000 spectators as the six days totals show Caldwell at 200 miles 4 laps 128 yards, Pierce 198 miles 8 laps 8 yards, and Walthour 186 miles 2 laps 75 yards.
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Springfield
Harry Caldwell
Manchester
N. H
Coliseum Track
Burns Pierce
Caldwell
Pierce
Walthour
Division 22 A O H Picnic At Apollo Garden Roxbury
Division 22 A O H held its annual picnic at Apollo Garden Roxbury following its customary merriment.
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Apollo Garden
Roxbury
Open Tournament Begins in Manchester Vermont
The Ekwanok Golf Club opens its $100 cup event at Manchester with an 18 hole qualifying round and afternoon match play. The field of sixteen includes Reid Sweny Thatcher Clark Brown Reed Waterman Doughty Burnham and Cortes among others. First round results: Reid def Sweny 5 up 4 to play Clark def Thatcher 8 up 6 to play Reed def Doughty 2 up 1 to play Brooks def Waterman 3 up 2 to play Burnham def Thatcher 7 up 6 to play Doughty def Taylor 3 up 2 to play Cortes def Notman 2 up 1 to play Brown def Clark 4 up 8 to play.
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Manchester
Edward S. Isham
Ekwanok Golf Club
T. T. Reid
H. R. Sweny
George H. Thatcher, Jr
W. Clark
T.B. Brown
C. M. Clark
A. M. Reed
W. H
Handicap at Lexington Golf Club concludes under near dark
At Lexington Golf Club on September 3 the men three class medal handicap and fall championship qualifiers plus a mixed foursome were played. C. R. Corwin won the medal handicap while Miss Cook and C. B. Davis captured the mixed foursome. Qualifying scores listed for Class A to C and Class B with players including R. Corwin F. E. Wood R. I. Stevens H. I. Sewall and W. Reed.
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Lexington
Lexington Golf Club
Cc. R. Corwin
Mies Cook
C. B. Davis
H. I. Sewall
Oom
Reed
Hp Mere
Seebusee Neds
SPS
S. D. Salem
A. Walker
C. R. Corwin
F. E. Wood
R. I. Stevens
Miss Cook
C. B. Davis Bae
North Shore clubs compete in Myopia Hunt Club event
In Hamilton on September 8 the Myopia Hunt Club hosted a handicap stroke golf contest for North Shore clubs. KE P Motley of Myopia won the net prize while P M Hamlen of Essex County Club took the gross prize.
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Hamilton
Myopia Hunt Club
North Shore
KE. P. Motley
P. M. Hamlen
Essex County Club
Wollaston Golf Club hosts members handicap tournament
At Wollaston Quincy on Montclair links today the Wollaston Golf Club held a members handicap event. Strong wind kept scoring high and greens lively. Net prize won by R. H. Whitney while R. R. Freeman tied with C. L. Bremer for gross score.
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Quincy
Wollaston
Miss Redfearn Wins President's Cup at Clifton Golf
In Marblehead on September 3 the Clifton Golf Club staged a Pomney handicap event. Despite liberal handicaps no one beat the elusive perfecto. George P. Fogg Jr won Class A while Carl Isburg and David Palmer tied in Class B. Palmer won 3 UP with 2 to play after a nine hole tiebreaker. Miss Marion Redfearn captured the president's cup for the bogey competition winner.
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Marblehead
Clifton Golf Club
Althoug
George P. Fogg, Jr
Carl Isburg
David Palmer
Palmer
Marion Redfearn
Bossom
Arthur Wilder
Herbert Townsend See
Tetas T. Johnson
Lincoln Grant L Coulthurst
Carl Tsbur
David Palmer Johnson Serene Sete
H A. Murray
Bowditch Palmer Peete
McKim Seem
Marion Pacdtaca
Seer
J. Newton Cole
Ec inaRaeach
Parker
Fred Smith
Lamb H. Smith Serene Ter
Championships at Winthrop Women's Championship Final Round
Winthrop on September 3 hosts the second round and semifinals for the men’s championship and consolation cups, plus the final round of the women’s championship, shaping the title picture for the season.
Winthrop Golf Club Links Results Reported
Today at Winthrop Golf Club the men's championship second round saw Magee defeat Turner 7 up 6 to play and Rowe overcome Eldridge 3 up 2 to play while Munroe edged Davidson 1 up and McLaughlin beat Daniels 2 up then McLaughlin defeated Rowe 2 up 1 to play and Munroe beat Magee 2 up. Consolation cup second round saw A Staveley over Cushing 5 up 4 to play Bloomfield over Tewksbury 4 up 3 to play Vincent over Manning 4 up to play and J H Staveley beat Sears by default. Semi finals Bloomfield over Vincent 6 up 3 to play and A Staveley over home ey 7 up 6 to play. Women’s championship final Ella Abbott defeated Mise J W Parks 10 up 9 to play. Consolation cup final Round Rich defeated Ripley 6 up 5 to play.
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Winthrop Golf Club
Magee
Turner
Rowe
Eldridge
Munroe
Davidson
McLaughlin
Daniels
A. Staveley
Cushing
Bloomfield
Tewksbury
Miss Rich
Miss Ripley
Smalley Wins Net and Gross in Newton Golf Medal
On the Newton Golf Club 18 hole handicap medal event H W Smalley takes the top prize with the best net score and best gross. The day includes detailed but partially garbled score lines and a list of non-participants or officials including F N Robbins E A Rogers F W Pray and others.
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Newton
Newton Golf Club
H. W. Smalley
Gey Vei Aviv Ores
Eric Ios
Ence Na Es
AD UL Ors Ee Libere Reek
George Linder
F. N. Robbins
E. A. Rogers
F. W. Pray
J. J. Walworth
H. Hackett
Hull Glub Championship at Hull Golf Club
Sept. 3 Hull Golf Club hosts events with prizes in ladies and men s contests. Rhe George E Foster wins ladies approaching. L Jeffrey wins men s driving. A C Aldrich takes approaching. I L Fish and Dr Hayes win men s foursome. Club championship final: N Kelley defeats M T Whiting 3 up 1 to play after 36 holes. Final totals list Fish and Hayes 107 Souther and Snow 112 Cummins and L W Smith 115.
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Hull
Hull Golf Club
George E. Foster
Edward Ver Plank
L. Jeffrey
A. C. Aldrich
I. Lu. Fish
Dr. Hayes
N. Kelley
M. T. Whiting
Kelly
Whitin
I. L. Fish
Fish
Thayer
Burnham
F. H. Smith
Lambert and Bacon
Robinson and
Boardman
White's Team Wins Bear Hill Golf Club Match at Wakefield
Wakefield September 3 The Bear Hill Golf Club holiday tournament featured A N Blake and Co. R Wait. Darkness postponed finals to Saturday September 7 after a morning team match. White's team led by Blake and Welsh posted a 6 0 score in the seeding rounds.
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Wakefield
Bear H“t Golf Club
A. N. Blake
Co. R. Wait
White
Elz Sas Ag — Ss. Ft. White
Blake
Braeburn Golf Club opens season with holiday cup match
Newton September 3 The Braeburn Golf Club at West Newton formally opened its season with the first fall match for the holiday cup. The 18 hole medal play event featured players including LACSON and LINCOM along with teams Woods and F B Wetherbee, amid a brisk club turnout and competition.
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Woods
F. B. Wetherbee
Won Cup on Wenham Links at Wenham
W. H. Parker won the Wenham Golf Club trophy on the Hinks course with a net 120 today amid heat and a large crowd. Other scores: Brewer 122 Desaber 132 Quimby 136, Miss Batchelder 167. Several players listed no cards.
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Wenham
W. H. Parker
Wenham Golf Club
Hinks
H. ©. Brewer
F. M. Desaber
N. Quimby
E. W. Batchelder
W. A
Dedham Golf Club hosts fall and consolation cups finals
Two rounds of match play at the Norfolk Golf Club today determine the fall cup final between Rev. J. P. Hawkes and Miss Marion B. Loring. Consolation cup finalists are R. D. Smith and F. B. Parsons.
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Dedham
Norfolk Golf Club
J. P. Hawkes
Marion B. Loring
R. D. Smith
F. B. Parsons
Allston Golf Club Opens Fall Season With Medal Play
The Allston Golf Club on Commonwealth avenue opened the fall season with an 18 hole handicap medal event. Fifteen competitors posted strong scores. In Class A W H Latham won first prize with Tyler Pratt second. In Class B G A Sawyer took the first prize with a net score, while I Weltz W H Young and F B Humphrey tied for second with the same total.
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Allston
Allston Golf Club
Commonwealth Avenue
W. H. Latham
Tyler Pratt
G. A. Sawyer
Messrs. I. © Weltz
W. H. Young
F. B. Humphrey
Newton Highlands Golf Club Open Tournament Results
At Newton Highlands Golf Club the fall open included morning drive competition won by H C Johnson at 136 yards followed by a 1s hole medal event. W J Sweetzer claimed best gross with 102 4 97 and J E B Atwood best net 103 15 98. Afternoon featured a nine hole ladies handicap with Mrs N Bacon taking gross and Miss E Mellen net 68 18 0.
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Newton
Newton Highlands Golf Club
H. C. Johnson
W. J. Sweetzer
J. E B. Atwood
N. Bacon
E. Mellen
Sloan KO Ends One Sided New London Bout
New London Connecticut September 3 Patsy Sweeney of Manchester New Hampshire fought Jack Sloan of Brooklyn at the New London Opera House. Sloan was knocked out in the second round after a one sided contest that began early and continued through the round.
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New London
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