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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
5
Mickie reports a harsh critique of a running ad campaign calling for reform. The column notes dates for Next games: June 3 Winthrop at Revere, June 10 Gloucester at Winthrop, June 14 Marblehead at Winthrop, and June 17 Winthrop at Beverly.
The schedule lists the 1922 state track meet on June 3 and a Gloucester matchup at Winthrop on June 8 or 9. The terse list outlines dates and locations for upcoming events involving the track team.
In freezing conditions at Ingleside Park last Friday Winthrop High defeated Revere High 11 to 2 to run its winning streak to five. Gore Benson and Kellenberger led the offense with multiple hits each, Gore collecting a single and a double while Benson and Kellenberger added three apiece. Lombardi and Shrum stood out for Revere with at bats.
The Winthrop Knights of Columbus defeated Revere Knights of Columbus at Boulevard Park on Memorial Day afternoon. Final score 51 to 14 after the sixth inning with strong hitting by Charlie Sullivan four for four and McWilliams contributing two home runs. Osborne Clancy and Cummings starred on defense for Winthrop while Gleason led Revere. Schedule notes mention Legion game vs Medford A A and upcoming events including Charlie Chaplin feature Pay Day and local society entertainment.
James Oliver Curwood provides another outdoor screen sensation in Jan of the Big Snows at Park Theatre Thursday through Friday. The film, set in Hudson Bay and shot with a strong cast, centers on Jan and Cummings’ bride at an isolated trading post where honor and danger collide as Blanding from New York courts Nancy.
Winthrop High School defeated Quincy High 39 1 2 to 32 1 2 at Pfaffmann Oval Merry Mount Park Quincy Thursday afternoon. Quincy athletes Blomquist Dodge White led high jumps and sprints with multiple top places.
Winthrop Legion defeated Olympia All-Stars 5 to 4 after a 10 inning battle. Harbor started the 10th reaching on an infield error and, with Donovan on base, Hoar lined an infield hit and McCarthy doubled. Sullivan delivered the game winning hit to right.
Chelsea High School defeated Winthrop 6 to 4 in a seesaw game at Ingleside Park on Wednesday afternoon. Chelsea showed good team play while Winthrop committed errors that helped fuel the comeback.
Mary Jenkins of Elmhurst Academy Providence Rhode Island led a basketball team touring Boston to play Sacred Heart Convent. The Elmhurst squad traveled by automobile arriving last Monday afternoon to contest the Sacred Heart game.
Boston posted a 24 to 22 win with Miss Jenkins as captain of the second team. The report notes her leadership and the game context within the local standings.
Fort Banks lost its first game of the season to Orient A A of East Boston by 6 to 4 on Sunday the 28th. Next Sunday June 4 the soldiers meet Mt. Pleasant K of C in what pundits expect to be a strong matchup. Come out and support the team.
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