Shoddy Mill Team Defeats Piano Stool Factory in Maynard Bowling
The shoddy mill team defeated the piano stool factory team in Maynard Wednesday evening by 63 pins. F Roche led with a 103 single and 269 across three strings, while Leighton topped the three strings and Balle the high single.
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Piano Stool Factory
Maynard
F. Roche
Balle
Leighton
Fer Eade
Holland
Mackenzie
Mason
L. Roche
Rand Maisters Reese
George Fetes
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Maynard High Falls to Lyman School 43 to 13
Lyman School overwhelmed Maynard High 43 to 13 in Westboro Friday night. Merrithew led Lyman with 10 points while Morgan and Orten starred for Maynard.
A C H Bowling Team Extends Streak Over South Acton
The A C H bowling team extended its winning run by defeating South Acton by 45 pins. A/C H led early, South Acton narrowed the gap in the second game, then A C H clinched the final game and match. Lynch led the team with high single and three string scores. Piper and Denehy tied for 104 in singles, Denehy adding 281 in the three.
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South Acton
Lynch
Piper
Denehy
Bowling Match Monday Evening A. O. H Defeats West Ends
Four man teams competed with A. O. H defeating West Ends by 98 pins at the alley. George Lynch led both in single and three strings, while T. Murray surpassed 300 in total. Vodoklys had the high single and Whalen the high three strings for the losers. Scores were 332 319 392 1048.
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West Ends
George Lynch
T. Murray
Vodoklys
Whalen
Lawrence Coach Lands Ten Strike For Next Tuesday
Lawrence manager James J. Ledgard secured a ten strike to arrange a game for next Tuesday. The Lawrence team, aided by strong military players, aims to attract fans and secure the win as locals travel quickly to the venue.
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James J. Ledgard
Lawrence
Sewall Five Beats Local Team 25 to 15 in Coop hall
Sewall five of Roxbury edged the local high school 25 to 15 in a hard fought Saturday game. Collins led Sewall with five baskets while Morgan and Lent starred for the locals. Attendance was 200 and the teams showed improving passing play despite the loss.
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Sewall
Cooperative Hall
Roxbury
Collins
Morgan
Lent
Frank Smith Quits Baseball to Stay with Railroad Club
Pitcher Frank Smith, once with the White Sox and later with the Baltimore Federals, declares he has joined the Pennsylvania Railroad in Pitcairn and plans to stay to run its ball club next summer. His retirement would remove a famed jumper from the game after leaving the American League camp for the Federal League two years ago.
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Frank Smith
White Sox
Baltimore Federals
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pitcairn
Office Clerks Defeat High School Second Team 40 to 17
The office clerks beat the high school second team 40 to 17 at Cooperative hall on Wednesday. Jamieson starred for the winners with nine goals, while Connors and O’Brien also contributed. For the high school squad, Brien led with six baskets amid strong play by Morgan and Stockwell. Referee T. Jones. Timer W. Jones. Time 15 minute periods.
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Fitchburg
Maynard High
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Hurwitz
Carlson
Gallivan
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Daughan O'Brien
Ap Eean
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Look Out for Mack Harry Davis Predicts 1917 Team
Harry Davis, Connie Mack's ally, told a Kansas City interviewer that Mack will field a pennant contender in 1917. Davis says Mack is building another championship team and that a better club is coming next season, amid ongoing rumors of a strong lineup.
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Harry Davis
Connie Mack
Kansas City
Davis
Mack
McLoughlin to Defend Tennis Titles in Eastward Trip
Maurice E. B. McLoughlin resumes plans to compete in the national tennis championships in the East next season. He will join California players Tom Bundy Mrs May Sutton Bundy and Miss Florence Sutton to contest men's singles and doubles ladies singles and doubles and mixed doubles titles.
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Maurice EB. McLoughlin
California
McLoughlin
Tom Bundy
May Sutton Bundy
Florence Sutton
California Comet
Heinie Wagner Signs With White Sox and Newark Worcester Clubs
Heinie Wagner plans a busy season as he signs as a substitute outfielder for the White Sox and has tied up roles managing the Newark Internationals and Worcester New England league teams. If he obtains another job, he should stay active through the summer months.
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Heinie Wagner
Gent
White Sox
Newark Internationals
Worcester New England
Heinie
Fitchburg Five to be Managed by Molaghan and Murphy
A bloodless revolution in Fitchburg results in Manager McCabe being dropped. The Fitchburg team will continue under Molaghan and Murphy, two of the Diapers, with plans to secure better attractions and raise the quality of games. If McCabe underperforms, the club may drop the team.
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Creighton
Bivc
Frank Binks
Fitchburg
McCabe
Messrs. Molaghan
Murphy
Oty Mane
Rumor Says Harry Near Big League Caliber Fades
A fragmentary sports note suggests Harry, a few chips from big league level, may seek summer gigs to ease into the Pine and a peanut stand or similar work if forced out. Ray Collins hints Harry has fallen from baseball and may be nearly broke after years away.
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Harry
Pine ‘St
Ray Collins
Ray
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