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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
7
Mallory of New York played in the mixed doubles as American players defeated T. Mavrogordato and Mrs. B. E. Parton 6 3, 2 6 in a tight contest.
Boston merchants report scarce uniforms for youth baseball as costs rose sharply after the war. Prices for shirts pants and caps jumped from 3.60 to 8.00, then eased yet demand remains fair. Despite fewer uniforms, overall youth participation climbs with high sales of bats balls and gloves.
Timely hitting by Leslie Nunamaker and strong pitching by Mails gave Cleveland a 4 to 2 win over Chicago to take the series. Nunamaker drove in three runs as Mails spun a solid outing, limiting Chicago to two innings with multiple hits.
Chicago manager Johnny Evers hails Judge Landis for forcing Heinie Groh to play for Cincinnati or not at all. He says several major leaguers seek trades to pennants and cites this as a cause of heavy hitting, urging players to give their best regardless of club prospects. He notes a likely improvement in effort following the decision. Elephants, tigers, monkeys and two horned rhinoceroses abound in Sumatra.
Guantic City New Jersey June 24 With his twenty sixth day expired Jack Dempsey will resume tomorrow to finish his conditioning for the title clash with Georges Tier at Boyle's Thirty Acres. Dempsey celebrated his birthday by taking a count as far as routine training goes.
New York batted four Philadelphia pitchers for an 11 to 1 victory in the opener of the series. Snyder hit two home runs in his last two at bats as the Giants touched five doubles and produced 19 hits.
Dr Charles Woodward warned the Tristate Medical and Surgical Societies convention in Chicago against excessive salt. He advised that 16 to 30 grains is the maximum that should enter the human system.
Endorsements from Union South Carolina leaders praise Melville's Comedians under Paul Maxwell as a clean high class show. The Tent Theatre plans to set up on Adams Street near Jefferson in Bluefield for a week beginning June 27 1921.
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