Opening Baseball Game at Ingleside Delights Local Fans
The Ingleside opening baseball game drew a large crowd and felt like a major league kickoff. Winthrop A A won 4 to 2 over the Boston Tigers with Cassell hitting a long home run and Sisco collecting three hits including a triple. Morrill pitched well with four strikeouts. Umpire White officiated as teams lined up for an Army Band parade and future matches were announced.
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Ingleside
Army
Cassell
Osborne
Winthrop A. A
Morrill
Sisco
Tigers
Wistar
Poae Kennedy
le Seeed Waite
Nicreesenesnsne
Rome
Sullivans
Baton
Hoar
Thomas
Is Smith
of . Moore
Russell
Bassett
Rf Dupree
p_ Williams
Brown
Winthrop
Boston Tigers
Madeby
Osborne Cassell
Thomas ‘Smith
Dupree
White
Qualifying Rounds Set Stage for Winthrop Spring Championship
May 22 and 23 qualifying rounds determined Class A and B entrants for Winthrop Golf Club spring championships. A. R. Stedfast led medalists with 82, while G. A. Sawyer won first net in Saturday play and H. C. Slocomb tied for second with R. C. Beveridge.
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A. R. Stedfast
G. A. Sawyer
H.C. Slocomb
R. C G. Beveridge
H D Hodgkinson
H. C. Slocomb
S. L. Burgher
G. A Sawyer
N. E. Kellenberger
A. DeCort
W. E. Titus
W. O. Causer
A. E. Ferguson
C. A. Williams
A. M. Stedfast
R. C. Beveridge
J R Hanmer
X. D. Bussey
G. F. Howatt
G. J. Buchanan
J. I. Hill
W. A. Natale
F. G. Curtis
EK. M. Jennings
A. E. Newton
C. EK. Perkins
J. L. Jones
C. J. Burke
W. L. Johnson
C. W. Pennington
J. F. Rebuck
G. McEwan
C. W. Fletcher, Jr
H. N. Clough
A. W. Crooks
Saxonville Hosts Saturday Afternoon Baseball Game
The Saturday schedule lists Saxonville as the afternoon attraction. City residents are invited to attend the local ball game at the park, with gates opening mid afternoon and first pitch shortly after.
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Saxonville
Wakefield to Open Season Against Fort Banks Sunday
Fort Banks prepared Sunday May 24 for a fourth game with Fitton A C of East Boston but rain cancelled. May 31 resumes with Wakefield, a strong local team, in Fort Banks’ opening game as the 9th Coast Artillery band performs at all games and Manager Land has lined up solid opposition.
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Boston
Boston Tigers
Medford A. C
Carltonville A. C
Fort
Wakefield
Fort Banks
Fitton A. C
Pluvius
Wakefield Town
9Th Coast Artillery Band
Land
Painting of police boxes and a recovered diamond pin
In a note from the old Town Hall, Chief Mc Neill ordered patrolmen Turner and Donovan to repaint police boxes. The boxes have been scoured and a first coat applied, followed by enamel when Turner fits it in. Lieut. Douglas recovered a stolen diamond pin from Mr. Kuintses, lost at the Winthrop Hotel on April 20, pawned for $50 at S. Gordon's shop in Boston, with a ring pawned then as well.
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Old Town Hall
McNeill
Turner
Donovan
Douglas
Kuintses
New Winthrop Hotel
S. Gordon
Shawmut Av
Boston
Winthrop Party Motors to Montreal
An unusual Sa cred Heart Alumnae reunion gathering in Canada is noted for this week at the Sault-Au-Recollet in Montreal after Saint canonization in Rome. A Winthrop party drove via the King's Highway to Albany and will stay at the Mt. Royal Hotel with Mesdames Fielding Mitten Foote Natale Murray.
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Sacred Heart
Canada
Sault-Au-Recollet
Montreal
Mother Barret
Rome
W. G. Mitten
J. E. Foote
W. A. Natale
R. J. Murray
Chelsea Creek Battle Marked 150th Anniversary
Wednesday commemorated the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Chelsea Creek with ceremonies and marked events honoring the historical clash. Local historians and residents attended wreaths and a reenactment planned by the Chelsea Historical Society.
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Battle of
Chelsea Creek
First Holy Name Society Whist Party at St John the Evangelist
The Holy Name Society of St John the Evangelist Church held its first whist party last Tuesday May 26 in St John’s Hall. A large attendance marked a successful evening both socially and financially with Daniel J Honan in charge assisted by Peter Delorey and a large committee. Mrs George A Russell of East Boston won first prize. The event featured numerous attendees listed by name in the program.
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Holy Name Society
St. John the Evangelist Church
St. John’s Hall
Pres
Daniel J. Honan
Peter Delorey
George A. Russell
Boston
Daniel T. Cunningham
Olive Cyr
Agnes E. Cyr
Mullane
Frank’ J. Rogers
H. F. O'Connell
Ellen Daniel
Ginepra
Macken
Pike
Thomas Gillon
T. J. Sullivan
F. Preble
Nellie Cullinan
Mollie McGillicuddy
James Anderson
Andrew E. Verdi
W. G
T. A. Crofton
Gertrude Barry
John Coghlan
Munz
McKeon
Flinn
M. Healy
H. Stilwell
Mrs. Daley
J. A. Naulty
M. Foley
L. Jarvis
Winthrop's Great June Day Planned at Deane Winthrop House
Frank K. Hatfield chairs a pop concert and cafeteria supper on Tuesday evening June 9 at the Deane Winthrop House grounds Shirley Street. Grounds open 5 PM. supper at 6 PM. private booths for four to six. proceeds support grounds beautification. program to be announced. possible rain date next clear night.
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Frank K. Hatfield
Deane Winthrop House
Shirley St
William Godfrey
Frank Hatfield
C. R. Bennison
Precinct 1
Tel
Ocean
G. A. Sawyer
W. C.hall
Deane Winthrop
Boy Scout Week Drives Winthrop Campaign
Public spirited men led by Charles A. Williams announce a campaign for 4000 to fund 12 Boy Scout troops. Leslie E. Griffin chairs the drive, with precinct majors and captains to organize fundraising across the town. The council highlights six new troops a 22 piece band a 10 piece fife and drum corps and two sea scout troops. Contributions urged to Griffin at 187 Bartlett Rd.
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Winthrop
Charles A. Williams
Kimball Metal Polish Co
Winthrop Council
Pres. Williams
Leslie E. Griffin
Executor Named in Will of Rachel Larkin of Winthrop
Notice states A Walter Larkin has been appointed executor of Rachel Larkin late of Winthrop Suffolk County died testate and bound by law to administer estate. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay to executor at 34 Thornton Winthrop Mass dated May 21 1925.
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Rachel Larkin
Winthrop
Suffolk
A. Walter Larkin
Thornton
Mass
Boston
TO LET Front bed room Near Bath In Center
Wanted by an American family in a good neighborhood man preferred. Tel Ocean 0344-W for details. Found wrist watch on Shirley last week. Owner may claim by proving property and paying charges. Tel Ocean 1147. For sale a touring car 8 cylinder California top late model, recently overhauled good paint new tires, price 4100, quick sale 500. Tel Ocean 1123-MK.
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Bath
Ocean
Shirley
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Chamber OF Commerce
Winthrop Golf Club
Winthrop High
Quincy
Floyd
Francis
Quincy High School
Smith
McLeod
Flannery
Saunders
Foley
Chapman
Jackson
Earle
Todd
Morse
Juggins
McLean
Cook
Hartrey
Rock
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Wd. J. O’brien
Slocombe
H D. Hodgkinson
Eeenneseanenesseneres
Eay M. Stedfast Coseees
C. Beveridge Steeee
Rebuck
Nessee
A J. Buchanan
EK. Newton
G McEwan
W. Pennington
EK. Perkins
By Set. M. A. Kadin
Winthrop Party Motors
Scout News
Boy Scouts
Ingleside Park
Col.Kilbourne
Richard R. Flynn
Troop 6
Boy Scout Band
Clarence Hernandy
J. M. Jones
Edward Gluckler
Otis Hodgkins
Lewis Farnsworth
Victor Embree
Curtis
Donald Hitchinson
Bugle
John Ritchie
R. Anderson
D. Halford
H. McGrail
Mover
Sedoff
Re*enberger
Liebfried
McGaw
We. Viamond
D. J. Honan Co
Diamond
Goodrich
Maytag
Douglas Hardware & Paint Store
Winthrop Center
Center Station
Winthrop Historical and Improvement Association
New England
Newton
M. T. Winter
Joshua Remby
Allen E. Newton
Chas. L. Hatch
E. G. Richardson
Emily L. Newton
Carl
S. Floyd
Kilburn C. Brown
Leon G. Guptill
Bennison
Chas
T. Bilis
H. Seabury
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