N E Bantamweight Prestige On The Line In Arena Fight
Washington notes a brisk card highlight with Pennock and Russell facing Griffs in a tense arena clash as Duffy’s Boston team struggles against a stronger Senator lineup. Harris, O Rourke, Rice, and Shanks shine for Washington while Boston’s pitchers falter and fielding wobbles dampen the contest.
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Alan Russell
Russell
Fullerton
Duffy
Senators
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O'Rourke
Duffy Lewis
Sam Rice
Shanks
Washington
Boston
Schacht
Vitt
Sox
Milan
Rice
Lewis
Seibold
MelInnis
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Scott
Mike Menosky
O’rourke
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Karr
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Young Fullerton
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Hiller
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O’ Rourke
O' Rourke
Byrns
Schacittcher
Uampires
Moriarty
Connolly
Postal workers hold grand cabaret and dance show
More than 1000 Local 100 members and friends gathered at Convention Hall for an elaborate Boston cabaret and dance. Postmaster Roland M. Baker, Alfred H. Cullis, and John E. O'Brien attended with the general committee led by John A. Kelley and Edward F. Fitzpatrick arranging the event.
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National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Convention Hall
Boston
Roland M. Baker
Alfred H. Cullis
John E. O’brien
John A. Kelley
Edward F. Fitzpatrick
William A. Collins
George H. McManus
Indians Edge Browns In Low-Scoring Game
Cleveland comes from behind to defeat St Louis 12 to 0 in a double barbed score line. Sewell Garnier and Sewell lead with multi base hits and home runs while Garber, Sewell and Stevenson contribute key runs.
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St. Louis
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Williams
Wood
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Strangler Lewis Headlines Wrestling Show At Arena
Promoter George Tuohey moved the all star wrestling card to Wednesday night at the Arena headlined by Strangler Lewis. Jack Sampson may meet the champ, with Jimmy Londos also billed and Cyclone Burns or Franz Gerhardt possible in a third bout as John Pesak withdraws due to eye infection. The date change aims to please fans.
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Lewis
Arena
Jack (Orlando) Sampson
Jimmy Londos
Tuohey
John Pesak
Cyclone Burns
Franz Gerhardt
Yale and Penn Row in Derby Practice Duel
Yale and Pennsylvania crews rowed the Housatonic in Derby for a prep by the first and second varsity eights. The Quakers arrived in New Haven, trained at Yale boathouse, then raced a half mile with Yale focusing on conditioning. Coach Nickalls moved Larry Gardner to No 4 in Yale second eight.
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Pennsylvania
Housatonic
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Y Club
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Clark
Guy Nickalls
Larry Gardner
Gardner
Meriden High School
Southworth Named Braves Captain in 1921
Little Billy Southworth was appointed captain of the 1921 Boston Braves by Manager Fred Mitchell. He succeeds Rabbit Maranville, who moved to Pittsburgh in exchange for Southworth, Fred Nicholson and Walter Barbare. Nicholson had four safe hits in four at bats yesterday.
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Washington
Boston Red Sox
Walter Johnson
Schacht
Duffy
Pennock
Alan Russell
Billy Southworth
Boston Braves
Fred Mitchell
Rabbit Maranville
Pittsburg
Southworth
Fred Nicholson
Walter Barbare
Nicholson
Nearly Pulled Off Siegel Shevlin Fight
The planned bout between Ed Die Shevlin and champion Nate Siegel stalled in a gym scene at Scenic Temple. Siegel’s manager George Carter rebutted claims of fear and signaled readiness to box any time. Shevlin’s mentor Billy Hendersen blocked in gym sparring, vowing to sign to fight Siege for the title when proposed.
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Nate Siegel
Scenic Temple
Siegel
Commonwealth Club
Shevlin
George Carter
Carter
Nate
Billy Henderson
Doyle Stops Eddie Kelly in Lynn Ring Bout
Paul Doyle of Boston and New York defeated Harlem Eddie Kelly of Gotham at the Casino A. C. Lynn in the eighth round when the referee stopped the fight deeming Kelly outclassed. Weeks earlier in Worcester Kelly had won the decision over Doyle despite local reporters favoring Doyle.
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Paul Doyle
Boston
New York
Harlem
Eddie Kelly
Gotham
A. C
Lynn
Doyle
Kelly
Worcester
Tigers Open Up Beat White Sox in Rainy Opener
Detroit overcame a drizzle to win 6 to 5 over Chicago in the opening AL game. Heilmann delivered a ninth inning single after a seventh inning rally. About 20,000 spectators watched despite the rain.
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Tigers
White Sox
Detroit
Heilmann
Chicago
Commerce High routs Brighton in season opener
The High School of Commerce beat Brighton High 10 to 1 in seven innings at Blodgett Park yesterday afternoon. Commerce exploded for six runs in the fourth inning led by catcher Cramer with four hits. Nolan starred for Brighton as the shortstop.
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Brighton
High School of Commerce
Brighton High
Blodgett Park
Cramer
Nolan
Captain Swift Leads Wesleyan Tennis Team
CAPTAINS WESLEYAN NETS MIDDLETOWN Conn April 14 Robert P Swift of New Britain Conn has been elected captain of the Wes leyan tennis team for this year Swift has played on the varsity for three years He is a senior and is a member of Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity.
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Middletown
Conn
Robert P. Swift
New Britain
Americans Rally to Beat Yankees 4 3 in Close Game
Philadelphia Americans defeated the New York Yankees 4 to 3 in a hard fought game. Hawks' pinch hit put New York ahead in the seventh before Philadelphia answered in the ninth on a Perkins triple and Welch and Dykes singles. Rommel pitched well with strong outfield support.
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Quinn
Perkins
Welch
Rommel
C. Walker
Galloway
Rommell
A. E
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Ruth
Pipp
Bodie
Ward
Eeere Seete Schang
McNally Eeeereneeet
Hoyt
Belle Philadelphia
Dykes Fawster
Meusel
Bart
Behan
Nallin
Wilson
Dineen
Eddie Shevlin to Meet Barney Adair in Carlyle A C Fight
Eddie Shevlin faces Barney Adair of New York in a 10 round main bout at the Grand Opera House part of Carlyle A C. The card also features two eight round bouts Young Delaney versus Tommy Murphy and Mike Brennan against Larry Malin with two sixes Gimpty Coughlin versus Young Ketchell and Johnny Ford versus Johnny Marto.
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Barney Adair
New York
Carlyle A. C
Grand Opera House
Adair
Shevlin
Dartmouth
Young Delaney
Hyde Park
Tommy Murphy
Cambridge
Mike Brennan
East Boston
Larry Malin
South End
Gimpty
Coughlin
Newport
Young Ketchell
Johnny Ford
Johnny Marto
North End
Bantam bout in Boston arena sets up two scrappers
Pete Herman and Montreal’s Young Montreal head a lively night of boxing at the Boston Arena. The bout is expected to be competitive with both fighters in good form. Tonight’s prelims feature Kid Kansas vs Frankie Brogan and others as Providence and nearby towns send a large fan contingent.
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Boston
Pete Herman
Montreal
Boston Arena
Norman
Herman
Jim Higgins
Olympia
London
Frankie Daly
New Orleans
Temple Gym
Providence
Arena
Woonsocket
Kid Kansas
Frankie Brogan
Lawrence
George Gilligan
Salem
Eddie Barcelli
Quincy
Red Chapman
Chelsea
Mike Malia
South Boston
Dundee Wins 10 Round Bout at National Sporting Club
Mike Dundee defeated Jack Murray by decision after ten rounds at the National Sporting Club in Brooklyn. Dundee built a wide margin over Murray through the bout, with Kid Thomas and Tony Marto ejected for stalling.
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New York
Mike Dundee
Jack Murray
National Sporting Club
Brooklyn
Dundee
Kid Thomas
Tony Marto
Gibbs Wins Tight 10 Round Victory in Lowell Bout
Joe Gibbs of Woonsocket edged Johnny Avilla in a 10 round decision in Lowell. Joe Melanson of East Boston won over K C Kelley in another 10 round bout.
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Lowell
Joe Gibbs
Woonsocket
Johnny Avilla
Joe Melanson
East Boston
K. C. Kelley
Deputy Chief Ring Granted Pension After Board Action
Deputy Chief Edward W. Ring, long time Somerville fire department member, was placed on the pension list by the Board of Aldermen at last night's meeting.
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Edward W. Ring
Somerville Fire Department
Board of Aldermen
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