Winchester Club Harbor Golf Tourney Struggles in Early Rounds
In the first match play tourney at Winchester Country Club, few matches stayed close as the 48 players competed across three divisions. The report lists round results with names like R. L. Smith, B. K. Stephenson, H. T. Bond, N. Vaughn, J. G. Thorburn, G. A. Whittemore, and others, noting defaults and 19 or 20 hole finishes. The event contends with practice rounds diverting notable contenders from Winchester.
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Winchester
Massachusetts
Brookline
N. Vaughn
Country
H. A. Norton
J. G. Thorburn
Dedham
J. A. Waters
G. A. Whittemore
P. A. Goodale
G. A. Clough
Bellevue
H. R. Clapp
Brae-Burn
T. Young
R. W. Gleason
PB. A. Bradley
R. P. Barry
We Barta
C. D. Noyes, Jr
Crow Point
O. Dempsey
Hatherly
O. A. Wheeler
Vaughn
Thorburn
Whittemore
Clough
Bradley
Young
Barta
Dempsey
Red Sox Take Sixth Straight With 4 1 Victory At Detroit
Boston clinched its sixth consecutive win as Ernie Shore held Cleveland to three hits and the Red Sox erupted with two runs in the first and a decisive two in the ninth. Hoblitzell and Cady provided early offense, while Speaker thwarted a late rally with a key drive saved by Hooper. Shore dominated, with only two rough innings, and the fielding backed him to stifle Cleveland’s attack.
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Detroit
Long Ernie Shore
Boston
Sox
Shore
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Red Sox
Indians
Speaker
Harry Hooper
Red Sox
Ernie Shore
Bagby
Cleveland
Nallin
Hoblitzell
Cady
Hobbie
Shorten
Hooper
Lewis
Carrigan
Janvrin
Scott
James McAleer
Graney
Chick Shorten
Roth
Gardner
Tris
Hoblitzeil
Eweees Gardner
AB Graney
Barbare
Pat Ee Wambsganss
Ss . Gandil
Turner
DeBerry
O’ Neill
Allison
Fice
Peter Allison
O'Neill
Harry
Short
Eight Clubs in 1917 Eastern League Meeting
Representatives of the eight clubs finishing the Eastern league schedule met in Worcester to plan for next season. Louis Pieper of Lynn opposed a 10 club circuit and favored retaining Lawrence, dropped with Lowell, while considering Haverhill's return.
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Louis Pieper
Lynn
Haverhill
Pieper
Lawrence
Lowell
Red Sox Triumph Over Cleveland On Road Trip
In a tense contest the Red Sox beat Cleveland during a long game in which Deberry and Allison contributed offensively for Boston. Hooper, Shorten and Hoblitzell drove in key runs as Boston extended its road trip success, with Mays slated to start the next game.
Phillies Beat Pirates 7 to 4 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia won 7 to 4 over Pittsburgh, scoring on hits and errors while Pittsburgh left 14 on base. Cravath and Fischer homered, Bancroft, Stock, and Carey had key hits, and Harmon was relieved by Jacobs in the eighth after an rough start.
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Stock
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Rigler
Eason
Baseball in Brief Form National League schedule
National League games include Pittsburg at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York, and Cincinnati at Philadelphia in two games. American League matchups feature Boston at Cleveland, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Washington at Detroit.
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St Louis Beats Macks 6 to 3. Tigers Lose Streak Breaks
St Louis rallied in the eighth to beat Philadelphia 6 to 3 and move into fifth place as Cleveland fell to Boston. Pratt walked, Marsans singled, then Marsans stole second and a Boston triple scored two. Lavan homered and Haley threw out Plank. Detroit ended its skid by defeating Washington 6 to 5 behind late scoring in the ninth after Ayers allowed the tying and winning runs. President Johnson attended the game as Thomas impressed before the comeback.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleerland
Boston
Pratt
Marsans
Hartley
Lavan
Haley
Plank
Tobin
Meyers
Borton
Grover
Pick
Austin
Shotton
Connolly
Chill
Detroit
Washington
Thomas
Des Moines
Ayers
Johnson
Local Scores and Weather Delay Report
Louisville defeated Columbus 3 to 2 while St Paul beat Milwaukee 7 to 38. Minneapolis won 17 to 6 against Kansas City with Toledo at Indianapolis affected by rain and two games scheduled for tomorrow.
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Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Fulton to Box Moran on Oct 12
Frank Moran and Tred Fulton will fight a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on October 12 marking the first heavyweight match of the season. Moran is already in fighting condition and needs about two weeks to prepare while Fulton heads to New York next week to start training.
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New York
Frank Moran
Tred Fulton
Fulton
Moran
Madison Square Garden
Brickley Plans Practice Game to Size Up BC Men
Boston College with all first string players in good shape will hold a practice game against the Neponset Wanderers at Alumni Field Newton at 3 this afternoon. The scrimmage lets Coach Brickley assess his squad ahead of the big Dartmouth clash.
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Boston College
Neponset Wanderers
Alumni Field
Newton
Brickley
Dartmouth
Tufts Football Secret Practice Underway Before Opening Game
Tufts football coaches conduct a closed practice session on the oval for an hour and a half focusing on new plays. The squad scrimmages with scrubs for about 10 minutes as Wescott and Dinger Doane repeatedly breach the line. Scrimmaging will continue daily to harden players ahead of the October 7 opener versus Crimson.
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Oval
Crimson
Varsity
Scrubs
Wescott
Dinger
Doane
Football Bursts Into Glory Today
This afternoon on multiple college fields football opens the 1916 season across Harvard Colby in Cambridge Dartmouth New Hampshire at Hanover Holy Cross Connecticut Aggies at Worcester Boston College Neponset University Heights Maine Fort McKinley Orono Bowdoin Middlebury W W and J Bethany Washington State College Penn State Susquehanna Georgetown Rand-Macon West Virginia Davis Elkins Morgantown Union Kentick Albright Bucknell Bloomsburg Lewistown Oberlin Heidelberg Rensselaer Clarkson Troy Rhode Island State Fort Adams Kingston.
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Colby
Cambridge
Dartmouth
N. H. State
Han
Holy Cross
Conn
Aggies
Worcester
Boston College
Neponset
University Heights
Maine
Fort McKinley
Orono
Bowdoin
Middlebury
Bethany
Washngton
Enn State
Susquehanna
State College
Georgetown
Rand-Macon
Washington
West Virginia
Davis & Elkins
Morgantown
Anetick
Albright
New Bucknell
Bloomsburg
Lewisboro
Oberlin
Heidelberg
Rensselaer
Clarkson
Troy
Rhode Island State
Fort Adams
Kingston
Harvard Hosts Colby as Openers Signal Broad 1916 Football Season
Harvard faces Colby at the Stadium in a season kickoff with the Crimson relying on three last year varsity regulars while new men step in. Dartmouth also meets New Hampshire State as colleges brace for extensive interregional clashes and rule changes signaling perhaps the greatest football season yet.
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Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Princeton
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Colby
Maine
Local sports matchups listed for upcoming games
Fitchburg Normal at Somerville Woburn at Medford Marlboro at Waltham Malden at Wellesley Alumni at Quincy Chelesa at Lynn Marblehead at Dedham Salem Normal at Haverhill Pinkerton Academy at Manchester Portland at Bowdoin Biddeford at Deering Providence Tech at New Bedford Durfee at Fairhaven
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Somerville
Woburn
Medford
Marlboro
Waltham
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Wellesley
Alumni
Quincy
Chelesa
Lynn
Marblehead
Dedham
Salem Normal
Haverhill
Pinkerton Academy
Manchest
Portland
Bowdoin
Biddeford
Deering
Providence Tech
New Bedford
Durfee
Fairhaven
Opening Scholastic Football Season Across New England
The scholastic football season opens with 13 New England games led by Somerville vs Fitchburg Norma at Somerville Recreation Field. Medford meets Woburn, Malden travels to Wellesley, Waltham hosts Marlboro, Chelsea faces Lynn English, and Quincy meets its alumni. Haverhill plays Manchester as Broderick’s squad faces Salem Normal. Dedham hosts Marblehead.
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Wellesley
Waltham
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Quincy
Somerville High
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Norma
Charlie Dickerman
Ned Keating
Tom Thornton
Dickerman
Somerville Recreation Field
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Mansfield
Brawley
Malden High
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Joe Maloney
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Harry Dame
Quincy High
Mansur
Dedham
Marblehead
Haverhill
Manchester
Broderick
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Harvard Football Administration
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