Winthrop H S Baseball Tops Revere in 1928 Schedule Clash
The 1928 Winthrop High baseball and track schedules are printed. In the game at Ingleside Park Revere H S beat Winthrop H S 6 3 with Guidi homering and multiple players contributing. Runs by Guidi 2 Rock 2 Deery Graf Hunter 2. Umpire Kelliher. Time two hours thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop High
Winthrop
Pep
Guidi
Revere
Ingleside Park
Winthrop H. Sabbh Po
Bradley
Ramsey
Waite
Swan
Segue Rob’son
Revere H. S
Winthrop H. S
Rock
Kolnes
Deery
Graf
Hunter
Sanborn
Stockwell
Clarke
Robertson
Perkinson
Clark
Kelliher
Ramsey Leads Home Games Schedule for Revere Beverly Gloucester
Walter M. Ramsey as captain and Herbert L. Swan as manager oversee a string of home games and away matches. Home games set for Saturday June 2 in Revere Tuesday June 19 in Beverly Friday June 22 in Gloucester. Away games listed for Thursday May 31 Swampscott Saturday June 9 Gloucester Wednesday June 13 Marblehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Ramsey
Herbert L. Swan
Revere
Beverly
Gloucester
Swampscott
Marblehead
Revere Ends Winthrop Highs Streak In Close Baseball Clash
Revere High defeated Winthrop High 6 to 3 at Curtis Park ending Winthrop seven game league win streak. Captain Ramsey booted two errors, Waite paced the Revere offense with multiple hits, and Winthrop stranded runners in a tense seventh inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mahaney
Winthrop High
Revere High
Curtis Park
Revere
Winthrop
Ramsey
Plakins
Waite
Jocko” Bradley
Guidi
Robinson
Red” Rock
Rock
Winthrop Boys Defeat Quincy 45 to 27 at Merrymount Park
Winthrop High clean swept the Quincy boys at Merrymount Park last Friday afternoon 45 to 27. Weibel led a Winthrop 100 yard dash win with Vallee second and McKenney third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop High
Quincy
That City
Merrymount Park
Weibel
Winthrop
Vallee
McKenney
Buckley
Earle
Flannery
Gravin
Fuller
Hennessey
Epstein
Dingwell
Blomquist
Grady
Cook
Stockwell
Heap
R. Cook
The Duffer Club Moves In On Winthrop Circles
Prominent young Ingalls members form the Duffer Club in Winthrop. A lively schedule includes contests and a forthcoming tournament. Nickerson sits in nineteenth place with Stuart Atkins as his manager.
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Ingalls
Winthrop
Mr. Nickerson
Stuart A. Atkins
Golf Grounds Under Rapid Improvement for Open Tournaments
The grounds show notable progress with trees and shrubs planted by Herby Belcher, a lush mowed greens and velvet like turf, banked mounds, a new gasoline tank, and thorough leveling. Mr Duffy drives the pace while July is projected for open tournaments and Charles A Williams chairs the committee monitoring enhancements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belcher
Winthrop Defeats Chelsea 15 to 7 at Center Street Grounds
Winthrop High defeated Chelsea 15 to 7 in a Tuesday game at Center Street grounds. Winthrop exploded for 14 runs in the first five innings, while Chelsea barnstormed back with six in the late frames. Chelsea pitcher Bates surrendered four home runs, a triple and seven singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center St. Grounds
Winthrop High
Chelsea
Winthrop
Bates
Bunker Hill K. C. 5 Defeats Town Team 1
On Wednesday afternoon about 2500 spectators watched Bunker Hill K. of C. defeat the Town Team 5 to 1. Crombie pitched well for the locals, but the rest of the players did not match the visitors. The crowd urged more practice to improve support.
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Bunker Hill K
Crombie
Winthrop Town Defeats Bankv Hill 5 in Low-Scoring Game
Mulrey left early after being hit by a batted ball as Winthrop Town wins 5 1 in a game featuring McAuliffe Mullen Campbell Andrews Cummings scoring two runs each. Naughton Crombie homeruns on two bases, Mulrey Harrington Clancy steal twice. Andrews gains eight strikeouts, Crombie three. Delaney McAuliffe Harrington turn double play. Time not listed. Umpires Kenefick Hanglin.
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Mulrey
Bank
Andrews
Crombie
Delaney
McAuliffe
Harrington
Kenefick
Hanglin
New Bathing Suits Displayed by Miss Paine in Winthrop
Town shoppers are invited to view a new line of bathing suits for men and women at Miss Clara J. Paine’s store opposite the Winthrop Theatre. Prices match Boston. Also piano tuning services offered by Joseph Bernhardt at 34 Powder House Blvd Somerville. Elks plan a carnival on Aug 4 with Edmond Spence as chair. The Jacksons plan a summer home stay at The Lilacs Kingston MA. Mrs Harvey recovering after appendectomy at Community Hospital.
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Winthrop
Clara J. Paine
Winthrop Theatre
Boston
Joseph Bernhardt
Powder House Blvd
West Somerville
Tel
Somerville
Geo. Wales
The
Elks
Edmond Spence
Henry F. Jackson
Bartlett Rd
Kingston
Mass
Henry M., Jr
Bertha Jackson
C. Joseph Harvey
Holmes and Dean Death Notices from Winthrop
Holmes Robert Harry died at Winthrop on May 25 with funeral from his daughter’s home 15 Marshall Street. Elsie Orr Dean died at Winthrop on May 27 and funeral held from her residence 70 Cottage Avenue.
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Charlies R. Bennison
Winthrop St. Holmes
Winthrop
Robert
Harry) Holmes
William Richter
Marshall St
Dean
Elsie Orr
Dion K. Dean
Cottage Av
Must Have That Knowledge Quote Analyzed
A compact observation on learning and self-improvement suggesting every man is a volume if read wisely. The line evokes literary reflection without naming persons or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiro
Channing
Mrs. Dion K. Dean Dies After Operation At Winthrop
Mrs. Dion K. Dean died Sunday afternoon at Winthrop Hospital following an internal operation. Born in Rahway New Jersey in 1885 she lived there most of her life marrying Mr. Dean in 1912. They moved to Winthrop as newlyweds and remained residents. She was a devoted wife and mother of Ruth nine and Robert six and a active member of Congregational church and Woman's Association. She chaired the public health committee for Winthrop Woman's Club and campaigned against tuberculosis and infantile paralysis. Survived by husband Dion K. Dean and children and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Orr. Interment was in Rahway with services there after an initial home service on Tuesday conducted by Revs Thomas Street and Ralph M. Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dion K. Dean
Winthrop Hospital
Congregational Church
Woman’s Association
Winthrop Woman’s Club
Dean
Cottage Hill
Ruth
Robert
Robert Orr
Rahway
N.J
Cottage Agr
Thomas Street
Ralph M. Harper
Lawn Party for Historical Society Next Tuesday
A lawn party for the Historical Society will be held on the grounds of the Deane Winthrop House next Tuesday, June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Society
Deane Winthrop House
Dentists Move to New Bartlett Street Office
The well known dentists Dr J H Holmes and C W Holmes have left Bartlett road for a new office at 239 Pleasant street at the corner of Somerset avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Holmes
C. W. Holmes
Bartlett Rd
Pleasant St
Somerset Av
Pleasant Street Cor
Ocean
St John’s Holy Name Society hears address by E Mark Sullivan
The St John’s Holy Name Society gathered at St John’s Hall Pauline Street for an address by Hon E Mark Sullivan Boston Corporation Counsel and former United States District Attorney. Sullivan stood in for injured James M Curley and spoke on topics while Rev John H Griffin and Rev John J O’Brien offered remarks. Timothy J Sullivan presided as president with music by Frank Galassi and Irving Furlong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Holy Namie Society
E. Mark Sullivan
Corporation Counsel
Boston
Asst
United States District Attorney
St. John’s Hall
Pauline St
Sullivan
James M. Curley
John H. Griffin
John J. O’brien
Boston College
Timothy J. Sullivan
Frank Galassi
Irving Furlong
Frank J. Tonry
Daniel J. Honan
Elks Plan June 14 May Day Program With Parade
The May Day committee of the local Elks voted to stage an elaborate program on June 14. A parade will start from Metcalf square at about 7 45 p.m. with Col. Wieczorek and his officers plus the 10th Artillery Band and artillery company. Civil, Spanish and Legion Veterans, K of C and other groups are expected to participate.
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Elks
Metcalf Sq
Col. Wieczorek
10Th Artillery Band
Civil
Spanish and Legion Veterans
K. of C
Father and Son Saved Off Point Shirley
Thomas F. Driscoll of Chelsea and his son Thomas Jr were rescued after a rowing boat filled and capsized about 400 feet from shore near Point Shirley. Albert V Courdeville and Point Shirley Yacht Club members retrieved Driscoll as he clung to the overturned craft. A. G. DeGross aided in pulling the son into another boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Driscoll
Chelsea
Thomas, Jr
Point Shirley
Albert V. Courdeville
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George
Mickie
Oro & Praend
Revere H
Teneee Sanborn
S Seneneae Clarke
Solari
Seetee Perk’son
C Hunter
the Duffer Club
Carlord
Goodrich and Diamond
D. J. Honan CO
New Winthrop Theatre
Bunker Hill K. C
Bunker Hill K. CG
Po McAuliffe
Winthrop Town
Sheehan
Cscsscinis
Seas Cummings
Harber
Donovan
Osborne
Clancy
Hoar
McCarthy
Cesc Crombie
Crowe
Winthrop Trade
George C. Schlicke
Pemberton Square Room
Haymarket
Nokol
the Daily Cleansers & Dyers Winthrop
Lincoln St
Winthrop St
D. Spector & Sons
Clay
Boncilla
Boncilla Laboratories
Indianapolis
Indiana
Andrew Schlehuber
Inc
N. Merrill, Press
G. Meglone
Tress
Massachusetts
Lynn
Broad Street
Holy Name Society
USCO
United States
America
Cogswell & Tewksbury
Woodside Avenue
Winthrop Center
Bert Lowe
Cliff House
Frank E. Brown
Meridian Street
East Boston
J. H. Holmes, D.D.S
O. W Holmes, D.M.D
Tremont St
Boylston Subway
Beach
Dr. Holmes Laboratory
Court St
the Legion
Winthrop Storage Co
Telephone Ocean
Fremont ST
Williams'st
THEW
Patrick
Somerset Ave
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