All-Stars and Wool Trade Rival on Friday Softball Game
The All-Star team and the Wool Trade clashed as Commerford pitched for Wool Trade and Winthrop scored in the 1st 3rd 4th and 6th innings. Deane from Dean Academy caught, and Bones Deane earned a trio of letters this year. The All-Stars preview twilight games this summer with confident play and a strong lineup.
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Heston
Commerford
Yale
Deane
Dean Academy
Winthrop
Boston Wool Trade
Robinson
Sheehan
Duffty
Corkum
Clancy
Roberta
Steele
Goodrich
Winthrop High
Marblehead
Tarzan
Harvard
Winthrop H. S. Narrowly Loses to Gloucester Fishermen 5 4
Winthrop High School dropped a close contest to Gloucester High School known as the Fishermen by a 5 to 4 score. Ramsey and Benson starred on defense handling seven chances without error, Ramsey adding two clean hits as the team showed late-season improvement and rallied in the eighth inning.
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Manter
Gloucester
Ramsey
Benson
Winthrop and Gloucester Grid at Close Track Meet
Winthrop High School narrowly topped Gloucester 56 1/3 to 51 2/3 as Weibel Allen and Sanders led a strong senior group. Gloucester juniors and intermediates won their events 16 to 2 and 10 to 8 while Hemming and Martin claimed multiple titles. Upcoming Legion games and a busy holiday weekend at Ingleside Park follow the meet.
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Gloucester
Wiebel
Allen
Weibel
Hoyt
Sanders
Hemming
Martin
Winthrop High
Winthrop
Rowan
Kelley
Tanning
Tasker
Mile
Gallagher
Olsen
Russell
W H S Baseball Schedule At Home Friday June 17 Beverly
Local sports brief notes W H S baseball schedule showing a home game on Friday June 17 at Beverly.
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Beverly
Honor Students and Local School Events Highlight Winthrop High
Principal Edward R Clarke announces the graduating class honors with Harry B Smith first and Hazel E Wentworth second. Other honorees include Nellie Adrower Dudley Allen and many more. Winthrop beat Gloucester 56 4 to 51 percent in a tight track meet at Ingleside Park. Gloucester then defeated Winthrop 4 to 3 in baseball at Gloucester. Our Boys played to a full house with Miss Clara M Spence guiding the cast and N Billott Willis conducting the orchestra as proceeds aid the School Athletic Association. Nearly 1000 alumni notices went to recent grads for the June 23 reunion at the school gym.
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Edward R. Clarke
Harry B. Smith
Hazel E. Wentworth
Nellie Adrower
Dudley Allen
Dorothy Ball
Dorothy Bicknell
John Blais
Gardner Currier
Dorothy Curtis
Theresa DeLorey
Lydia Galassi
Katherine Goldsmith
Ernest Harvey
Lillian Haynes
Ruth Henderson
Eleanor Herbert
Ruth How
Thelma Johnson
Mary McCord
Morris Marden
Harriet Millington
Martha Mittelstead
Frederic Mulroney
Eleanor Nazro
Rosa, Pendleton
Henrietta Perkins
Martha Rabinowitz
Eleanor Raymond
Minnie Silverman
Dorothy Smith
Helen Smith
Gladys Sobey
Barbera
Spaulding
Winthrop
Gloucester
Samuel Weibel
Robinson
Clara M. Spence
N. Billott Willis
School Athletic Association
Winthrop High
Charlestown A A Defeats Newton Town in Tight Victory
The Legion edged Newton Town by a single run after a fast Charlestown A A arrival. Harrington led visitors with a first inning single, Archdeacon drew a walk and stole a base twice, Monti fanned, Jellison delivered a key double, and Osborne made a spectacular catch. Charlestown scored in the sixth and seventh to pull ahead while Newton threat faded on a left field fly.
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Newton Town
Legion
Charlestown A. A
Shaw
Harrington
Brennan
Monti
McAuliffe
Flaherty
Winthrop
Archdeacon
Bill Harber
Bill
Murphy
Charlestown
Harber
Osborne
Tris Speaker
Winthrop Legion
Lee
Donovan
C Osborne
Jellison
Mackey
Barry
Fitzgerald
Naughton
McMannix
Wim
Osesencee
Chas
McDunnough
Winthrop All Stars top Boston Wool Trade 4 to 2
The Winthrop All-Stars opened at Ingleside Park last Friday with a 4 to 2 victory over the Boston Wool Trade nine. Louis Sheehan pitched an airtight game, striking out fourteen batters.
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Winthrop All-Stars
Ingleside Park
Boston Wool Trade
Louis Sheehan
Winthrop Public Library Ad Listing and Services
The notice advertises Winthrop Public Library with Frost Library Building note and hours for Adult and Juvenile departments. It lists Book Deposit at Elliot and Whittier's real estate office, points to Point Shirley, Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 to 5. Also promotes advertising in The Review and a full line of sport hats with Rayburn Cleansing Shop agents at Shirley Street.
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Elliot & Whittier’s
Taftay
Shirley St
Point Shirley
Rayburn Cleansing Shop
I. F. Grover
I. J. Grovers
Rayburn
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By R. Harber
Mickie
Winthrop H. S
Barnard
C Harris
Stanley
Silver
Pomeroy
Ss Roach
Rf Hoyt
R. Russell
Malloy
Abrams
W. Russell
Johnson
Gove
Baker
Healy
Burke
Ross
Thyd
Waleh
Chatterton
John C. Paige
Medford
Malden All-Stars
Malden
Coast Defense
Fort Warren
Government Pier
Winthrop Beach
Ft. Banks
Fellows
Paul Nichols
Pauly
John Kelley
William McKenney
Ralph Russell
Alfonso Sanders
Kenneth Johnson
Charles Stavredes
Harry Benson
Walter Ramsey
John Gove
Andrew Malloy
Deane Baker
Stanley Robinson
Legion Weekly
Boston Transcript
W.H.S
Our Boys
Nickerson’s Fish Market
Bomerart Ave
Main ST
Magee’s Corner
Drew's Market
Centre
Ocean
OUR Agencias
Simeon
Reach
Winthrop Storage Co
Telephone Ocean
Fremont ST
Williams ST
Prop
Quality Clam Company
Winthrop, Mass
Winthrop Public Library
Frost Library
Raly Tablis
RTAS
Boston
Brookline
A. J. Pilling
Woodside Ave
Childrens
ANY Style Mikes
Main Street
Edward McMullin
Pauline Street
Winthrop Center
Miller’s
Somerset Ave
Tel
George N. Berry
Co-operative Bank
NEL
Floyd
Winthropping Rooms
Tremont Bldg
Boston 9
Mass
Locksmith Shop
Woodside Avenue
P. _SOMERS
Bent’ S Custom Tailor
Deorce H. Russell
Notary Public
Justice OF the Peace
Home Bakery
Post Office
Madison Avenue
Hyde
ST. Clair & Cassidy Carpenters & Builders
Neptune Avenue
Metropolitan Life Insurance CO
Walter J. Marsh
Bowdoin Street
Local Representative
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