Winchester Country Club match play golf results
The first match play tourney at Winchester Country Club saw few close games across three divisions. Readouts include R L Smith defeating B K Stepheneghs 6 and 8 in the first round, N Manning and H Bond winning, and several scores from the second round and subsequent sections, with players from Winchester and invited clubs advancing.
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Winchester
Massachusetts
Brookline
R. L. Smith
B. K. Stepneneghs
N. Manning
Mat
Cees
Rae Burn
E. Herand
A. Wood
R. H. Wales
Craton Hill
de H. T. Bond
Charles Zuebwe
N. L. Squier
Ibemacl
McLeod
Wollaston
N. Dempsey
Hatherly
EK. O. Holmes, Jr
Bellevue
D. J. P. Wingate
O. Cochrane
L. W. Barta
D. Jered, Jr
Crow Point
Dempsey
O. A. Wheeler
Vaughn
Thorburn
Whittemore
Clough
Bradley
Young
Barta
Red Sox Extend Winning Streak to Six in Detroit
Boston won 4 to 1 to push the Red Sox to six straight victories. Ernie Shore dazzled with three hits allowed and two rounds of sharp relief from an Indians lineup starved of momentum. Hoblitzell and Cady supplied the offense with a first inning double and triple, while Speaker fought hard for Cleveland. Carrigan’s men fielded flawlessly as Shore dominated in a decisive afternoon battle.
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Detroit
Long Ernie Shore
Harry Hooper
Red Sox
Ernie Shore
Indians
Bagby
Shore
Cleveland
Nallin
Boston
Hoblitzell
Cady
Hobbie
Sox
Shorten
Hooper
Lewis
Speaker
Carrigan
Janvrin
Scott
James McAleer
Graney
Chick Shorten
Roth
Gardner
Tris
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Eee
Os Jauvrin
Setae
Tae Wees Gardner
Teeta
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AB Graney
Ar PO
A. Barbare
Ab Speaker
Ef Roth
Wambsganss
Gandil
Cady. Roth
Sacri- Janvria
O'Loughlin
Eight Clubs in 1917 Eastern League Discuss Next Season
Representatives of the eight clubs that finished the Eastern league schedule met in Worcester on September 22 to plan the 1918 season. Louis Pieper of Lynn said a 10 club league is out, with talks of keeping Lawrence and dropping Lowell and possibly rehabbing Haverhill.
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Worcester
Louis Pieper
Lynn
Haverhill
Pieper
Lawrence
Lowell
Red Sox Rally Beats Indians for 14th Win on Trip
In a high scoring interleague clash, Cleveland and Boston traded runs with tight defense until late. Hooper's ninth inning single sparked a rally as Boston won 14th victory in 21 games. Mays slated to pitch next for the Sox.
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Deberry
Peter Allison
Cady
Bagby
Graney
Barbare
Gardner
Allison
Speaker
Hooper
O'Neill
Janvrin
Shorten
Hoblitzell
Harry
Hobbie
Short
Phillies Over Pirates 7 to 4 in Slugfest
Philadelphia exploited Pittsburg errors and hit advantage to win 7 to 4. Strong hitting by Cravath and Tischer supported by two base blows from Wagner and Stock, while Harmon and Mayer battled on the mound.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Wen
Evans
Harmon
Jacobs
Sas
Péae
Be Gravatt, Palaneess
Luderus
Meyer
Cpeaseees
AB. R
PO. A. EL
Bigbee
Siglin
Carey
Cf Jacobs
P J. Wagner
Whitted
Hinchman
F .c
Schille
Lia
O. BF
Dia Osicses
J. Wagner
Bancroft
Stock
Killifer
Tischer
Cravath
Mayer
Harmony
Twischer
Baseball in Brief Form Hits Major Leagues
National League games include Pittsburg at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia two games American League matchups feature Boston at Cleveland New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
P.C
Oston
St Louis
Ouis Eiveese
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P.C. Boston
Ls Louis
Philadelphia Co
Etroit
Local Baseball Scores and Rain Postponement Notes
Louisville beat Columbus 3 to 2 while St Paul defeated Milwaukee 7 to 3 and Minneapolis won 17 to 6 over Kansas City. Two games postponed by rain with Toledo Indianapolis listed for tomorrow.
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Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St Louis Beats Macks to Halt Losing Streak in NL Action
St Louis rallied in the eighth to beat Philadelphia 6 to 3, moving into fifth place as Boston lost to Cleveland. Pratt walked, Marsans singled, and Marsans stole second before a Boston triple plated Pratt and Marsans, with Lavan later scoring. Detroit ended a losing streak by defeating Washington 6 to 5 as Thomas faltered after a strong start and Ayers closed. Young homered, Stanage doubled, and Crawford added a three-base hit in the late rally.
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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
Mitchell
Cunningham
cRan
Stanage
dRan
Dubuc
eWinning
Veach
Crawford
Young
McBride
Cobb
Milan
Smith
Leonard
Vitt
Makts
Ayres
Boland
Rice
Mitchell G. Balk
Henry
Owens
Evans
Fulton to Box Moran on Oct 12 in New York
Frank Moran and Tred Fulton will fight a 10 round heavyweight bout in Madison Square Garden on October 12. The bout, set as the season's first heavyweight match, follows the cancellation of four Western contests to allow this meeting. Moran is already in fighting shape and should need two weeks to prepare. Fulton travels to New York next week to begin training.
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New York
Frank Moran
Tred Fulton
Fulton
Moran
Madison Square Garden
Brickley Plans Practice With Wanderers At Alumni Field
Boston College with all first string men in fine condition will stage a 3 pm practice game with the Neponset Wanderers at Alumni Field Newton. The session aims to size up players for the upcoming big game against Dartmouth.
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Boston College
Neponset Wanderers
Alumni Field
Newton
Brickley
Dartmouth
Secret Tufts Practice Builds for Crim son Opener
Tufts football held a closed practice on the oval as players ran through new plays for an hour and a half. The session, kept away from visitors, prepared the squad for the October 7 game against the Crimson with daily scrimmage sessions to strengthen the team.
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Tufts
Oval
Crimson
Varsity
Scrubs
Wescott
Football Bursts Into Glory Today
This afternoon the 1916 college football season opens across many venues. Harvard hosts Colby in Cambridge while Dartmouth plays New Hampshire in Hanover. Holy Cross meets Connecticut Aggies in Worcester. Boston College faces Neponset at University Heights. Maine meets Fort McKinley in Orono.
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Harvard
Colby
Cambridge
Dartmouth
N. H. State
Hanover
Holy Cross
Albright
New Branswick
Bucknell
Bloomsburg
Lewisburg
Oberlin
Heidelberg
Rensselaer
Clarkson
Troy
Rhode Island State
Fort Adams
Kingston
Harvard Faces Colby In Opener Amid 1916 Football Hype
Harvard to meet Colby at the Stadium in the national spotlight on early 1916 season, with three weeks of training heightening expectations. The Crimson backs Flower Bond and the forwards Clark Lovell lead a veteran line alongside new players as Harvard aims for a decisive win and to set tone for upcoming intercollegiate clashes. Dartmouth meets New Hampshire State in a separate key tilt as broad coach changes and rule tweaks promise a transformative season.
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Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Princeton
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Colby
Maine
Harvard Football Administration
Crimson Machine
Clark
Lovell
Cadman
Taylor
Harte
Bond
Wheeler
Robinson
Phinney
Gaston
Scholastic
New Hampshire State
Spears
McAulliffe
Fishback
Likens
le Tee
A. Lovell
Lt Steere
Joyce Cadman
Heath Stinson Harris
Seer
Dow
Deasy Tasio
Ets Sci Tenet Eee
Coolidge Harte
Perry Robinson
Brownville
Local high school matchups listed for upcoming week
Fitchbourg Normal faces Somerville Woburn visits Medford Marlboro plays Waltham Malden meets Wellesley Alumni takes on Quincey Chelsea meets Lynn Marblehead battles Dedham Salem Normal hosts Haverhill Pinkerton Academy faces Manchester Portland at Bowdoin Biddeford meets Deering Providence Tech plays New Bedford Durfee clashes with Fairhaven
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Fitchbourg
Somerville
Woburn
Medford
Marlboro
Waltham
Malden
Wellesley
Alumni
Quincey
Chelesa
Lynn
Marblehead
Dedham
Salem Normal
Haverhill
Pinkerton Academy
Manches
Portland
Bowdoin
Biddeford
Deering
Providence Tech
New Bedford
Durfee
Fairhaven
Opening Day Gridiron Action Across New England
The scholastic football season begins with 13 games around Boston including Somerville vs Fitchburg Normal and Medford vs Woburn. Key matchups feature Somerville, Medford, Malden, Wellesley, Waltham, Marlboro, Chelsea, Lynn, Quincy, Dedham, Marblehead, Haverhill, and Manchester facing strong early tests, with coaches Dickerman Mansfield Brawley Fradd Maloney Dame Mansur Broderick guiding standout players Ned Keating and Tom Thornton among others.
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New England
Boston
Somerville
Medford
Wellesley
Waltham
Lynn
Quincy
Somerville High
Fitchburg
Charlie Dickerman
Ned Keating
Tom Thornton
Dickerman
Somerville Recreation Field
Medford High
Woburn High
Mansfield
Brawley
Malden High
Marlboro
Fradd
Joe Maloney
Chelsea
Harry Dame
Quincy High
Mansur
Dedham
Marblehead
Haverhill
Manchester
Broderick
Salem
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G. Upton
F. L. Whitcomb
Wheaton
Ill
H. P. Johnson
Tedesco
F. D. McGrath
Scarboro
R. Henry
Fr. M. Smith
Pepperell
Cushman
McGrath
Porter
Brooks
Stuart
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Red Sox
Greater
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School St
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Phillies
Pirates
On Earth
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Carrier
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Colonial
Oxford
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Walter R. Grannan
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