Record quail shoot sets high 1930s harvest at Taft High Line
Thirty-three covies started and forty-five quail killed on Thursday as Taft High Line hosts reported exceptional sport. Guides Estes English and others led multiple covies with notable participants from Philadelphia Westfield and France, reflecting steady yearly improvement at the preserves.
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Taft
Estes
Foot
Morgan
Tufts
Townsend
Hayford
Guide English
Newcomers Share Enthusiasm at Village Bird Shoot
Weather warm and splendid for the event as A W Hayford of Philadelphia leads a strong field. Cyrus Taft of Whitinsville reports top bags of fifteen, with J I Foot of Rye close behind. Boston pair Baxter and Kenrdicken, and Townsend also excel, reflecting a policy of ample food patches and liberal stocking. Handicap fours, medal play handies, and foursomes are booked for today with a large, keen field expected.
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A.W. Hayford
Philadelphia
Cyrus ‘Taft
Whitinsville
Mr. Taft
J. I. Foot
Rye
Thomas I
Baxter
John M. Kendricken
Boston
R. BE
Townsend
Savedge Wins Weekly Bowling Trophy With 682 Total
J. M. Savedge topped the weekly bowling trophy with a 682 series highlighted by 206, 200, and 176. The performance placed Savedge ahead of rivals in a tight scoring field at the local lanes.
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J.M. Savedge
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