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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
3
Dr D J OBrien captured both low gross and low net in the 18 hole medal play event amid a cloudy day. A large entry failed to turn in many cards as a sudden squall around 5:00 pm disrupted plans and sent players to the clubhouse.
An 18 hole medal play tournament for members in classes A B and C will be held this Saturday afternoon. The course is in excellent condition with new greens and fairways after rains this month. The article notes a match where Hazel and the champ were tied on the 14th and Hazel won the 15th, leaving the 18th tee with a long iron drive as the champ won the 19th to take the match.
On Tuesday at the Golf Club a match between G. T. Hazel and Bill Mahony determined Mahony as club champion in Class B and he also captured the Vice President's Cup. The report notes the finish of the first eight holes as part of the close contest.
On Saturday July 5 the Winthrop All Stars meet the Winthrop Town Team in the first of a two game series during a two day American Legion carnival. Both clubs have strong followings and supporters expect a win.
Winthrop Golf Club announces a Saturday event hosted by Miss Murray and Mrs Herbert. A golf costume tournament will be held on Saturday July 5 with table reservations requested.
MacCarthy to sponsor first North Shore High School Alumni Football League featuring Lynn Classical Lynn English Revere East Boston and Winthrop with a doubleheader priced at fifty cents Officials and local bands to attend opening exercises as four communities stage the largest football gathering on the North Shore.
Winthrop All Stars suffered their first defeat in seven games Sunday at Fort Banks losing 14 to 11 to Fairmount A C. McGarigle started strong, but a seventh inning rally opened the floodgates as Fairmount scored four in the seventh, five in the eighth, and three in the ninth. Nichols homered with two on in the fifth for Winthrop. Mike Milano was injured by a bat in the seventh. Next Sunday Winthrop hosts St John’s Catholic Club of Cambridge at Fort Banks.
Winthrop High School graduates form an alumni football unit to represent the school on the fall gridiron. Eleven players will don the Winthrop colors and uphold the local football tradition. A general call is issued to all alumni to join the effort and support the team this season.
The Altar Boys defeated the Birch Indians 5 to 4 in 13 innings. After leading 3 to 1 through three innings the Indians tied it at 4 in the ninth. Haley opened the 13th with a liner to center and Moriarty drove in the winning run as Crowley pitched well for the Altar Boys.
On Linden the sun set over the snow as Iser rushed and thunder split the hills. Torch bearing riders form for battle with battle blades and chargers neighed in a storm of hooves and steel. The morning breaks with a pale sun as the scene ends in martial clash.
The Legion notes honor Mrs Myron Tewksbury Mrs Stanley Roberts and Mrs Arthur Birkmaier for refreshments after the cornerston e laying at the New Hospital. Delegates elected to the State Convention Tom Brath Fred Muldoog Stanley Roberts. An October Legion Parade is planned at 28 miles.
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