Chicago Beats St Louis 7 to 4 in Rainy Baseball Day
In Caticaco April 21 Chicago defeated St Louis 7 to 4 as Williams pitched well until the last inning when the visitors rallied with five hits. Sisler batted RH.B 48 for Chicago. Batter ies Gailin Vangider and prereld Williams and Schalk. Postponements listed for New York Boston and Cleveland Detroit due to cold and wet grounds. Cincinnati beat the Reds 5 to 3 in four runs first inning thanks to King’s some miscues. Cooper and Lee were battery mates.
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Dempsey Signs for First Title Defense Fight
In Chicago on April 21 Jack Dempsey signed to fight for his first bout since claiming the world heavyweight crown from Jess Willard last July in Toledo. Manager Jack Kearns arranged terms with Floyd Fitzsimmons of Benton Harbor Michigan for a match to be set within 10 days. Fitzsimmons has opened talks with Fred Fulton Billy Mis and Bill Brennan as potential opponents.
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Shamrock Womans Crew Headed to New York Today
The Shamrock crew heads for New York this morning. Weather delays trimmed the group by about ten, and arrivals were pushed back as conditions remained unsettled.
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Gateway City Baseball Association Formed in Livingston
The Gateway City Baseball Association of Livingston is organized with Walter Akam elected president. The season opens May 15. The secretary will query nearby cities for open dates as teams become semi professional. Scores show American Association games with Columbus and Minneapolis etc, and Coast Leagues postponed.
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Fordham Star Frisch Breaks Into Giants Lineup
Frank Frisch, Fordham standout, rises from college ranks to Giants regular at second base. McGraw praised his hitting fielding and baseball intellect after a bold late-season move, noting Frisch's quick adaptation and promise as a multi sport athlete from the Bronx.
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Baseball Guide Picks 1920 Big Leagues Finish
Monitor's lofty Sepulveda style picks place the Reds, Giants, and Cubs atop the National League while Yankees, Tigers, and Indians lead the American. The piece notes Cleveland's rising force, critiques New York's star-filled roster, and covers trades, contracts, and umpire ball handling changes.
Washington sports notes and boxing plans for summer
The article notes a ball and baseball player moving to a state college to run playground instruction in Spokane. It recalls WSC losing a conference football title after Skadan broke his leg. It mentions plans for Curly to coach at Pullman and Washington state boxing bouts featuring Papin and Carpentier’s praise. It also covers Earl Baird’s draw in Minneapolis and Joe Lyons’ performance in San Francisco. Finally, it notes work starting May 1 on the University of Washington athlete field, with a 60,000 seat stadium to be completed by fall, and Thanksgiving plans with Dartmouth.
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Tad's Tid Bits on Jack Dillon the Giant Killer
Boxing commissioner Tom Moran recalls Dillon known as the Giant Killer. He names foes like Cowler Corbett Brooklyns sacking and Weinert and recalls prime Dillon unbeatable in his era. The letter defends Dillon against modern doubts and praises his ring dominance.
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Fragmented OCR snippet with varied quotes and humor
An irregular OCR fragment from an Alabama News Service style column includes unrelated musings and quotes about politics religion and liquor. It references Uncle Ax a motto In God We Trust and jokes about Germany and ex bartenders in a chaotic stream of consciousness.
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