Marlboro Edges Woburn in Tight Park Battle
Marlboro won a hard fought game at Prospect Park Saturday afternoon against Woburn. Marlboro’s Maroney pitched well and Wilder slammed a triple in the eighth as Marlboro pulled ahead. McNamara nearly cleared the fence in a third inning scare for Woburn. McMahon made a short-sighted grab to end the threat. Woburn’s Yor and Mitchell contributed, but Marlboro’s defense and timely hits sealed the 2-1 victory.
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Prospect Park
Woburn
Ingall
Woburnites
Marlboro
Hans
Pitsburg
Harval
Maroney
Woburns
Wilder
McNamara
McMahon
McDowall
Mitchell
Shrewsbury
Topham
Nat Marlboro
Mong Frye
Ingalls
Nell
Mowsey
Atth Marlboro
Shaughnessy
Norton
O'Neil
Yun
Bas
Lawless
Maynard Narrowly Edges Minute Boys 11 10 in Ninth Inning
Maynard charges back from 9 1 deficit to beat Lexington Minute Boys 11 10 in a ninth inning rally. Buster Brown started for Gilroy and Frank Wilder finished the game as Maynard batters Currier Sullivan Carroll Kelleher and O'Brien starred. O'Brien played left field while Woods covered first. Martens yielded nine strikeouts. Attendance 700.
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Gilroy
Lexington
Minute Boys
Buster Brown
Frank Wilder
Woods
Lent
O'Connell
Maynard
Currier
Sullivan
Kelleher
O’brien
Carpenter
Carrigan
Martens
Gilmore
O'Brien
Brown
Wood
Wilder
Haas
Oats
Hans
Tyler
Walsh
Cassidy
Scott
Annual action packed field day draws 500 crowd
The ninth annual field day of the association at Sat urday afternoon drew about 500 spectators despite earlier rain. Twelve events featured sprint and distance races, an obstacle course, and a girls and boys program with notable winners including Sipola, Blanchard, Kavikoski, Johnson, Tervo, and Cuttell. Sheriff John Fairbairn and officials attended as Maynard brass band played.
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Manay
Maynard Brass Band
Harry Hargreaves
P. P. John Webster
Hart Green
Thomas Cutter
Acton
James ‘Foster
Lowell
Bernard Garrigan
Albert Easthope
Joseph Armitage
James Cowlepblerks
Bresth
West Acton
Preston
Abbert
Sipola
Edward
Aoe
Anatille
John King
Briesfed
Blanchard
Audila
King
John Johnson
George Howes 2d
George Savikoski
Leo O'Brien
Antilla
George Kavikoski
George Howes
Dr. Brien
Kavikoski
Harry Bresth
Allie Peterson
H. Autilla
Autilla
Peterson
Dhayonte
Orticipant
William Tobin
Harry Sherman
Marlboro
Frank Kelly
Vestal
Newport
Peterada
Sherman
Kelly
Georgianna Walcott
Sonia Anderson
Eva Zink
Senia Anderson
Alex Tervo
of Marlboro
Andrew Somppi
Tervo
Kanto Athletic Club
Tervo Ist
Sherman 2d
Lewis Cuttell
John Taylor
Taylor
Cuttell
Bradd
Lewis
Alfie Billett
Ernest Idd
Hargreaves
William Bishop
Hudson
Harry Breath
Breath
John Kingist
John Fairbairn
Cambridge
Charles A. Eveleth
William R.davis
Somerville
Albert J. Adams
Sreaves
Lee Donahue
Ernest Boothroyd
Treat
William Duxbury
Alfred Billett
John W. Thomas Breck
Marsden Waterhouse
West Ends Victorious in Narrow Score Finish
West End triumphed by a single run over Ayan, 8 to 7. Jones starred with base running and Taylor delivered timely hits. Batteries were Maynard Pinnerty Morganne Dougherty and Carlton. Manager Patrick issues challenge for a series with Gilroy’s local team.
Sportsman's Club Plans Progress Toward Local Establishment
Plans advance for a men's sportsmen club in town drawing 20 membership applications. A meeting will be called soon to discuss formation and related actions, as reported by The Enterprise.
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Man’s Club
South Acton Y M C A Triumph Over Sudbury 3 2
South Acton Y M C A defeated Sudbury 3 to 2. Loftus and Cahill led with strong batting while A Hawes and B White anchored the field. Morrill allowed 3 runs with 4 strikeouts, Baldwin fanned 6, and Oates, Nima, Loftus stole bases. Time 1:15. Umpire C Baldwin.
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Sudbury
Loftus
Cahill
A. Hawes
B. White
M. Foley
L. Baldwin
White
Morrill
Baldwin
W. Oates
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W. Clarke
Ewes
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Cc Hawes
No Stop For Meals in Season's Longest Game
The single men defeated the married men 21 to 20 on the school grounds Saturday. Bert Willis substituted for Frank Crowley in the fifth. Crowley returned after supper to finish the game as Red MacKenzie starred for the players.
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Bert Willis
Frank Crowley
Crowley
Red” MacKenzie
Baseball Notes South Acton Y M C A Team Losses Two Players
South Acton Y M C A notes a weakened squad after A Oates joins Qi roy's Stars and Mulcahy moves to Junction in Lincoln. The Y M C A plans to travel to Cambridge to face the strong Cambridge Y M C A team with additional games arranged against Bedford Gleason dale Lynn and Mo Green's strong Nine.
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South Acton Y. M. C
A. Oates
Qi Roy
Mulcahy
Junction
Lincoln
Y. M.C
Cambridge
Y.M. Cc. A
Bedford
Gleasondale
Lynn
Mo Green
Curing by words and old remedies in early ages
Fragmentary passage notes that ancient people used spoken words as healing. It mentions casting out illness through language and ritual acts, reflecting early medical beliefs and religious influence.
Schang Takes Role at Third as Athletics Weigh Infield Options
Connie Mack shifts Schang to third base while evaluating infield candidates including Oldring Walsh Murphy Kopf and others. Schang shows a strong arm and neat fielding but likely remains a catcher, with Mack seeking his hitting to support a pitching staff that has been uncertain all season.
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Widtar Tasaten
Peace Mack
Ered Peeee
Wakie Sehang
Es Tall
Mackmen
Schang
Oldring
Walsh
Murphy
Kopf
Connie Mack
Connie
Cravath Invents New Catcher’s Glove in Goats Hair Pack
Gabby Cravath of the Philadelphia Nationals has devised a lighter catching glove. The packing unit uses goat hair, making the glove less painful to handle hard pitched balls and reducing the sting from fast pitches.
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Cravath
Gabby” Cravath
Philadelphia Nationals
Ray Now Driver in Steeplechase Race History
Canadian trainer and rider Ray has long ridden top thoroughbreds including those associated with the Prince. Known for nerve and endurance, he faced many career close calls while mounting falling steeplechasers. Now Ray focuses on training and managing a stable of trotters at his home base.
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Ray
Prince of
Acca
Ray Bhe
Intity
Tapa
Tov
Wedihg
Aga Ak
Cuban infielders play idea sparks team talk
Angelo Aragon of Richmond was invited to name his own play but offered a half formed thought. Manager Lee Magee quipped about missing top salaries and assets, suggesting the plan be called off.
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Angelo Aragon
Richmond
Lee Magee
Ccm
Woolworth
Young Wilding to Fill Australian Tennis Gap
A fragmentary report notes doubt about replacing Tony Wilding as Australia seeks a new top player. The piece mentions a younger, rapidly improving rival expected to fill the gap left by the late Tony Wilding and to join the Australian ranks in the near future.
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Wilding
Anthony F. Wilding
Davis Cw
Tony Wilding
F. MM
Tony
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