Miss Hecker to Lead In Winner-Mi-3 Contests
In Brookline on October 1, thirty two women golfers faced a punishing rain storm at the Country club course as the national championship opened. Strong play produced no defaults and every match reached the 14th green with four needing an extra hole. Notable results included Miss F Louise Vanderhoef defeating Miss J Anna Pk-age and Miss Louisa Wells beating Miss Elizabeth Ceed. Apawamis star Genevieve Bethel edged Miss Edward Sanford 6 up 2 to play, while Mrs Manice’s absence leaves Apawamis as favorite. Second round pairings list nine matches with names from Essex, Brookline, and Harbor Hill clubs. Scores provided for Curtis-Phipps and Lockwood-Mackay bouts.
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Brookline
F. Louise Vanderhoef
Armsley
J. Anna Pki
Westward
Chicago
Whippen
Morridountry Club
Mnd Aubperd
Harbor Hill
Louisa Wells
Elizabeth Ceee
Vesper
Lowell
Fough
Genevieve Bethel
Apawamis Club
Edward Sanford
Essex Country Club
Manice
Apawamis Crack
Margaret Curtis
Pauline Mackay
Mollie Brownell
W. M.graham
Bessie Anthony
N. Pendleton Rogers
Genevieve Hecker
Ruth Underhill
Louise A. Wells
M. B. Adams
M. W. Phelps
Fannie Co. Osgood
F. L. Vanderhoef
William Shippen
C. F. Fox
Georgianna Bishop
Curtis-Phipps
Essex County Club
Manchester
Anita Phipps
Country Club
Springfield
Lockwood
Surprise upset as Mrs Graham defeats Manice in women's golf
In an afternoon round at the women’s tournament, Mrs Walter M Gorham of Huntington Valley club Philadelphia defeated Mrs Edward A Manice of Lenox golf club Lexon 5 up 4 to play. Other matches went to the 19th hole with Miss Ruth Underhill and Mrs R G Brown, Miss Fannie C Osgood and Miss Maud Wettmore, and Miss Georgianna Bishop and Miss Gertrude Fiske all tied at 18 holes.
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Edward A. Manice
Lenox Golf Club
Walter M. Graham
Philadelphia
Ruth Underhill
Nassau Country Club
R. G
Anita Phipps
Walter M. Gorham
Huntington Valley Club
OUE Vesarcivaseaeas
Wiesieleo
Cheeresinnia
Lexon
Elaine Lereea
Mollie Brownell
Agawam Hunt Club
Providence
R. I
Elsa Hurlbert
Morris County Country Club
Morristown
N. J
N. Pendleton Rogers
Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hills
Ruth Milne
Albany
N. Y
Intercollegiate Tennis Play Postponed by Rain
Philadelphia reports rain caused the postponement of play in the intercollegiate tennis championships on October 1. Teams and players awaiting action faced delays as weather disrupted the schedule.
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Philadelphia
Football results from Cambridge to Philadelphia
Harvard 17 edged Bowdoin while Yale routed Tufts 34 to 6 in New Haven. Princeton shutout Swarthmore 18 to 0. Brown and Vermont battled to a scoreless tie in Providence. Williams defeated Williams 6 to 0 in Williamstown. Penn beat Franklin and Marshall 16 to 0 in Philadelphia.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Bowdoin
New Haven
Yale
Tufts
Princeton
Swathmore
Providence
Vermont
Brown
Williamstown
Laurette
Williams
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin and Marshall
Yale Defeats Tufts In Forty Four Point Football Battle
New Haven Oct 1 Yale and Tufts fought a hard football game with Yale winning 34 to 6. Yale scored early with two quick touchdowns and a neat kick for goal. Dunham, Knight and Vanderpoel featured for Yale as the visiting team pressed but could not close the gap.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Tufts College
Tufts
Vanderpoel
Capt. Knight
Knight
Brown and Vermont Play to Tie at Andrews Field
Providence Oct 1 Brown and Vermont battled to a 15 minute half tie at Andrews Field. Wet slippery conditions and frequent fumbles hampered both teams as Morse of Vermont failed from the 35 yard line. Captain Barry of Brown and Morse were standout factors in a hard fought, teamwork lacking contest.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
University of Vermont
Andrews Field
Haner
Morse
Vermont
Barry
Patterson
le Morris
Schwinn Worden
Shaw Parker
Webb Gale
C.csis
Clifford
Bates
Blanding
Princeton vs Swarthmore 18 to 0 in season opener
Princeton opened the fall season against Swarthmore and won 18 to 0. Three touchdowns were scored with McClave and Moore each crossing, while Dewitt kicked three extra points. Swarthmore fought hard in the first half but Princeton broke through in the second, with no danger to the goal at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Swarthmore
Burke
Wetterlein
Hall Delaney
Kafer
Moore
Ihb
Smith Eapusen
Crowell
Davis
Perkins Brown
Carruthers
Bell Waller
Jackson Short
Sia Aceistelvius c
Brossius
Barney
Seeeees- TR
Lippencott Dewitt
Rafferty
Stuart Henry
Bard
Satterthwaite
Burns
R. McClave
Sinclair
McClave
Dewitt
S. McClave
John Dana
Underhill
Griest
Harvard Beats Bowdoin 17 to 6 In Muddy Soldiers Field Game
Harvard defeats Bowdoin 17 to 6 at Soldiers Field in the second game of the season. Bowdoin scored a surprising touchdown as Harvard struggled with wet footing and poor teamwork. Harvard failed to make effective line openings while Bowdoin held Harvard short of downs near the four yard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Harvard
Soldiers’ Field
Bowdoin
Gas Office Relocated To 87 Shattuck Street Corner
During building repairs the gas office has been moved to 87 Shattuck Street at the corner of Market. The move places the office in a central location to better serve customers while work proceeds on the building.
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Shattuck Street
Corner of
Market
Talbot Clothing CO
American
Central Street
Warren
THE TURF
Sporting editor asks who is considered the best driver in America today as Richardson, from Michigan, speaks on Peeler Patron The Goat and Peacherina headline Lowell racing news with plans for a Middlesex North track and a shift to New Hampshire before winter pools wind down
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Driver Richardson
Danny Murphy
Merrimack House
Mr. Richardson
Michigan
Peeler Patron
Richardson
the Goat
Patton
New Orleans
Middlesex North
America
Palmer Second Team Eyes Fast Start on Grid
The Palmer second team completed vigorous practice on the South common and is rapidly shaping into a form that beat every opponent last season. Manager Fred Corcoran plans to maintain the high standard this year as he asserts no local threat to his 130 pound roster. An open date is scheduled for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
South Common
Fred Corcoran
Canadian steamship line faces limits from Morgan and Cunard deals
London reports negotiators for a fast Canadian steamship line fear government pacts with the Morgan combine and Cunard will curb backing for Canadian projects. They warn the line may be forced to settle for a slower, less ambitious service, though plans are not abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canadian Steamship Line
Express
Morgan Combine
Cunard Company
Canada
Senator George R. Jones Renominated by Republicans
In Everett on September 90 the Fourth Middlesex Senatorial district Senator George R. Jones was renomined by the Republican convention. He is described as a man troubled by indigestion and as having trust in Burdock Blood Bitters to strengthen and tone the body, though the text presents unclear or garbled lines about health and heredity. The item notes the renomination event and references his district and party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
George R. Jones
New Baseball Parks Planned and Stars Lead Batting
Dr. Collins of Nashua plans a centrally located new baseball park next summer while Concord builds a Boston and Maine backed grounds. Lajoie leads the American league with 38.7 batting, Carey of the Washingtons hits .999, and Dougherty heads Boston for 35.5. A Phillies parade honors the Athletics after their league title, with 20,000 spectators in rain. Cincinnati signs nine pitchers for next season including Flaherty. Deacon Morrissey signs with Chicago Nationals.
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Collins
Nashua
Lajoie
Carey
Washingtons
Dougherty
Boston
Delehanty
Hickman
Schreck
Bemis
Freeman
Fuliz
Murphy
Coughlin
Anderson
Parent
Ferris
Lepine
Buelow
Gochnaur
Philadelphia
Athletics
Cincinnati
Hahn
Phillips
Harper
Poole
Thielman
Ewing
Vickers
Hooker
McCann
Jersey City
Pat Flaherty
Louisville
Joe Kelley
Deacon
Frank Morrissey
Manchester
Chicago Nationals
Woolen mill superintendent arrested for larceny in Worcester
George W. Vickery, 31, superintendent of Chapel Woolen mills at Cherry Valley, was arrested on larceny charges for stealing about 30 cuts of woolen cloth worth nearly $800. He confessed the theft has been ongoing for eleven months after moving from Rhode Island to Worcester two and a half years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
George W. Vickery
Chapel
Cherry Valley
Rhode Island
Body Found on Shore Near Bristol Farm
The body of an unknown man about 60 was found on the shore of Dr. H. M. Howe's farm in Bristol R. I. Officials believe he fell from a passing steamer and died by drowning per the medical examiner's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol R. I
H. M. Howe
The Pelham Line Opens With Moody Street Bridge
The first regular car on the Pelham line will come into Lowell this morning via the new Moody street bridge. Cars will run every half hour, marking a key introduction to the transit route.
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Pelham Line
Lowell
Moody Street Bridge
Polo magnates eye key poli tical roles and a Lowell league
The Savoy mob plans an evening meeting to elect Me and Jake to president and secretary. A heated discussion over a proposed circuit is feared as Tom Cotter and Count Frederico Doe push to enter markets in Salem and Manchester. Lowell polo rises in interest with stars potentially joining local teams as openings spark talk of franchises and fixed rosters in Salem and Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy Hotel
Jake
Tom Cotter
Frederico Doe
Salem
Manchester
Jim Canavan
Lee Wemontreville
Bone
Canavan
Lations
Hipson
Devlin
Haverhill
Joe Fox
Lowell
Mickey Cashman
Down River
Jack Wiley
Jim Cameron
Providence
Lawrence
Merrimack Valley Cricket League plans prize event tonight
The Merrimack Valley Cricket league will hold a crucial meeting at the Arlington hotel tonight amid full district representation. Final prize arrangements for Saturday’s match between the Mohairs and a选 other club, plus the pennant presentation by Hon. Guy W. Currier, are on the agenda.
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Merrimack
Currier
Birtwell
Mohairs
Jenness
Chelmsford — Street
M. Mohair
Thos
Southam
Mosley
Mahatts
Humphriss
Lowell
Ointment Claims Cure for Persistent Leg Sore
A testimonial from C. W. Lenhert of Bowling Green states a running itching leg sore caused tortures, but Dean's Ointment relieved the burning and itching and effected a permanent cure.
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Mrs. Manice
Metropolitan
Graham
Miss Hecker
Farrington
Miss Wells
Miss Curtis
Myopia
Tigers
Brown University
Jim
Sunny Jim
Fred Burnham
Brown Hal
Hal
Owen J. Carney
Peacherina
Mr. Carney
Rufus Wade
New Hampshire
Glever
Messrs
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Little Fellows
Sen. Jones
Burdock
Concord
The
Boston & Maine Railroad
Parsons
Willie Parsons
Hone, Lations
Gavitt, Devlin and
Spot Hadley
Hartford
Richmond
Ind
Moran
Brockton
Charles A. Lations
Roberts
Hobe Whiting
Salems
New York
Tain
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