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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
25
A dense OCR collage listing many bonds and stock certificates, including Erie, AT&T, Baltimore and Ohio, Wabash, Southern, and Missouri Pacific items, with varied issue years and coupons. It reads as a historical market snippet showing security identifiers, percentages, and issuers, amid a jumble of codes and figures.
Columbia oarsmen, 28 in number, arrived in Conn and prepared to row Yale on Saturday. First varsity row set for 4 p m on Lake Housatonic. A practice seating change may occur. Tommy Regan is matched to meet Vincent Martin and would pursue featherweight class challengers if he wins.
The column notes upcoming matchups and training reports from notable figures. Johnny McGraw reacts to a canceled confrontation. Navy and Harvard face tough trials at Severn and Annapolis. Al Shrubb guides the Oxford-Cambridge relay crew, with Mountague and Rudd among the contenders.
The column reports on who wins a hypothetical argument about a boxing knockout and notes players’ past teams. It states no further printings on Olympic trial rules for Boston Marathon winners and confirms wrestler Hussane is alive with a request for whereabouts. It cites Cravath’s 1908 Red Sox games and sale paths and denies column printings on cross sport eligibility for student athletes.
Philadelphia wins 4 to 0 in an opening day matchup as Bancroft Williams and Stengel deliver key hits in the eighth inning followed by J Miller’s sacrifice fly, Meadows settles the win with eight strikeouts while Brooklyn errors give the home club the lead. Mayor Moore tosses first ball. rain delay not noted.
Neal R. O'Hara riffs on Washington politics with satirical jabs at cabinet meetings and modern conveniences. The piece mocks telephone service unions and public utilities while referencing figures like Kid McCoy and political groups, delivering a broad critical panorama of the era.
Opening National League game in Chicago ends 4 to 3 over Cincinnati. Barber's timely triple breaks a stalled inning, lifting Chicago past Cincinnati in front of about 10 000 fans. Scoring details note two base hits and key plays, with Alexander earning win for Chicago and Ruether suffering the defeat.
Score list shows Atlanta edged by New Pewene 8 to 5 while Memphis led 6 to 0 over Chatta. Little Rock topped 10 to 0 with Nashville blanked 0 to 0 in Birmingham weather update after rain.
American Association action reports Toledo winning 12 to 8 over Louteville. The matchup notes Minneapolis Milwaukee region teams and lists no additional games on the schedule.
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