Chicago victory seals decisive win in series
Chicago bunched hits as Pittsburg's shaky fielding allowed a heavy 11 to 1 win. Al Alexander held Pittsburg to scattered hits with strong Chicago support. Whitteds triple and an infield out spared Pittsburg from a shutout in the late innings.
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Courage and Luck Win Phenom of 1920 No 7 Job for Boston Rookie
April 28 1920 Boston Herald feature profiles Mickey Devine a New York upstate native turned Red Sox catcher. After years as a utility player his perseverance leads to a regular major league catching role as Schang out and Walters stretched, Devine seizes the chance on a southern training trip catching Kaul and stifling Giants runners.
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GLU Aims to Develop Champion White Hope
New Orleans April 28 Tex O Rourke of New York representing the International Sporting club plans to develop a truly representative American heavyweight champion He will select lumbermen from five strenuous industries to train near New York for a year with expenses paid and a salary at least 25 percent higher than before Contests will crown the champion and service will be noncommercial Candidates must be American and from domestic industries The American Association Kansas City St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis dates appear in the report
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Pennant race tightens as leagues close in on leaders
In a sprawling sports column, Pittsburg Cincinnati Brooklyn New York and Chicago loom in a tight race across the major leagues. Detroit has won nine straight while Babe Ruth and Ping Bodie headlines recalls and injuries affect lineups. Details cover Doak, Johnson and Johnson era shifts, Olympic prospects, and college track from Florida to Nebraska.
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Cleveland tops Chicago in seven run comeback
Cleveland beat Chicago 8 to 4 after a two-run seventh inning capped by Jackson's fifth inning homer. Kerr started for Chicago, Wilkinson held firm, and Cleveland capitalized on two passes and timely hits to erase a Chicago lead. Other games noted include St Louis defeating Detroit 6 to 4, and a Philadelphia Boston contest halted by darkness at 7 to 7 in the fourteenth.
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Circus at Butte High Opens Next Week Under Clevert
Athletic Director M A Clevert leads preparations for a large Butte gym circus to run next Monday and Tuesday at the M C A. About 250 performers, 18 piece band, 17 acts, clowns, a Japanese maze run, and highlights like the Leap live mace and Galaxy of the Garlands promise two hours of entertainment.
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