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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1926
Page
5
Winthrop Golf Club held the Kickers Handicap Tourney on Saturday June 12. Net score target was 72 four over par with entrants counted. many added strokes but any under 72 was tossed. H C Slocomb won first, F G Curtis second. 44 entries.
Winthrop High track team defeats Beverly High 47 to 19 at Corey Athletic Field. Winthrop earns seven firsts to Beverly’s one, led by clean sweeps in the 440 yard and key sprints. Notable finishes include Sobey and Sinatra sweeping the 100 and 220, and the relay team of Sobey Bell Simson Sinatra winning in 2 minutes 40 seconds.
West Medford defeats Winthrop in a 6 3 tennis match held last Saturday. Medford wins two singles and two doubles in seven contests. Peterson of Winthrop beat Bradley of West Medford 12 10 and 6 3.
Jack Evans leads a plan to form a team of strictly Winthrop players. Candidates report Tuesday June 22 at 6 for practice and tryouts at Ingleside Park. Evans aims to field a strong squad. park commissioners granted dates for a Saturday game June 26 at Ingleside Park.
Arthur L. Brown son of Judge Charles J. Brown of East Boston is named the most worthy freshman at Boston University Law School Commencement. Born in East Boston he moved to Winthrop and excelled in high school winning honors, then earned a business administration degree at BU. As debating team captain he led the squad to a national collegiate championship and co authored The World Court Myth a polemical book on international law.
Harold Lamb, Lloyd's latest Pathe comedy, follows a nervous freshman at college. The plot centers on a speech to the student body, as rivals and a keen sweetheart test his wit and charm. Cast includes Jobyna Ralston, Brooks Benedict, James Anderson, Hazel Keener, Joe Harrington, and Pat Harmon.
The Nokol Club provides information on reduced service costs for Nokols installed in homes. The Henry E. Keough Co. at 26 Paulinest can supply details about joining and benefits of the club.
A quoted passage presents a male assertion that a wife commands the household, while claiming God made Adam master but Eve corrupted his will. The speaker condemns female influence as deceitful and misguiding men, framing it as opposition to divine order.
A champion diver recounts surviving a fall from a skyscraper of five stories. The incident adds to a record number of dramatic jumps, highlighting the daring career and resilience of the athlete.
The Toledo Blade notes a tongue in cheek claim that baseball is the second greatest American sport, after passing the buck as a playful measure.
The blackbill and yellowbill cuckoos are common in summers across the United States and eastern Canada and migrate to Gen tral or South America for winter. The black bill cuckoo does not occur west of the Rocky Mountains in midsummer. The yellowbill cuckoo is called the rain crow and its call is said to predict rain.
The bureau of fisheries states that an average shad roe contains between 40,000 and 80,000 eggs. The finding highlights large variation in roe yield among shad specimens.
The Boston Transcript notes all students in the school op experience work their way through tasks and assignments, highlighting hands on effort and practical learning throughout the program.
Women in America spend 750 million dollars annually at retail drug stores.
Mr and Mrs Fred S Witherell of 263 Winthrop street bought a new Chevrolet sedan from Jack Hoey. Mrs Frank Lamparsona underwent appendicitis surgery at Community Hospital and is improving rapidly. Miss Margary Burn of Point Shirley hosted a birthday party at her home with Mr and Mrs Burn and several guests including Miss Tot Howard Miss Edith Johnson John Royce Keefe Len Short and Jack Hoey.
Rev. John T. O'Brien pastor of St. John the Evangelist Church and four town women Miss E L Leary Miss Gertrude A Manning Miss Har riett T Visall and Miss Helen A Sullivan traveled Thursday to Chicago to attend the Eucharistic Congress.
A tense exchange unfolds as a fond wife recalls being called birdlike while a brutal husband dismisses her memory. The husband mocks age and behavior with a sharp parrot comparison, ending with a flippant question about whether a parrot is a bird.
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