Snappy Notes On The Carp Dempsey Fight
Carpentier enters the ring a blonde and fans learn about New Jersey and fight logistics. Extra trains run to the arena and a referee will count in English. If Carp or Jack is KO d, translations or timing play into the outcome.
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New Jersey
Big Bill Edwards
Governor Edwards
Federal League
Carpentier
Woolworth’s
New York
Carp
Jack
K. O
Deschamps
Armory A. A
Sullivan
Magnus “Wolf” Larsen
Boston
Larsen
Tom O’rourke
Shaver O’brien
South Boston
Frank Tillo
North End
Joe Jeannette
Sambo Langford
Big Joe
Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Babe
Eagles Suggested as Boston College Nickname Across Campus
Arthur Duffey advocates naming Boston College teams the Eagles with ties to campus lore and local sports writers. The piece notes players like Jack Ryder and Eagle Eye Cavanaugh, cites Joie Ray’s hopes for a fast outdoor season, and references Giants and Red Sox lore as context for Eagles branding.
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Boston College
B. C
Eagles
Princeton
Tigers
Yale
Eagle Eye Cavanaugh
Jack Ryder
Eagle
Joie Ray
Jole
Questions on Baseball, Runners, and Marathon Feats
A reader asks about top AL catchers Ray Schelk and Steve ONeal and about various track and field results. The note inquires Babe Ruths origin team and mentions a marathon time under two hours with specifics sought.
Sacco Beats Shugrue By Foul in Worcester Bout
Jimmy Sacco of Boston won on a foul in the third round of a 10 round scheduled fight at Mechanics Hall Worcester. Johnny Shugrue led the bout throughout until Sacco was ruled fouled after an examination by Dr. Walter Harris.
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Worcester
Jimmy Sacco
Boston
Mechanics’ Hall
Johnny Shugrue
Shugrue
Sacco
Walter Harris
Open Golf Tilts Listed Show 41 Tournaments for 1921
Massachusetts opens the 1921 golf season with Wollaston hosting a handicap medal event on May 3 4 followed by a four ball on May 4. The schedule lists 41 open tournaments across clubs such as Wollaston Woodland Salem Brockton Oakley Fall River Springfield Lexington New Bedford Mt Pleasant Belmont Winchester Meadow Brook Pittsfield Wyantenuck Hatherly Plymouth and more with invitations for Jacques memorial cup at Sept or Oct events.
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Massachusetts
Wollaston
Association
Wyantenuck Country Club
Great Barrington
Wollaston Golf Club
Woodland Golf Club
Salem Golf Club
Brockton Country Club
Oakley Corn Club
Fall River Country Club
Country Club of
Springfield
Lexington Golf Club
New Bedford
Mt. Pleasant Golf Club
Winchester Country Club
Worcester Country Club
Norfolk Golf Club
Stockbridge Golf Club
the Country Club
Rockport Country Club
Highland Country Club
Vesper Country Club
Commonwealth Country Club
Albemarle Golf Club
Merrimack Valley
Scituate Country Club
Woodland Golf
Kid Williams Wins Chicopee Star Bout
In Chicopee on April 22 Irish Kid Williams of New York defeated Bobby Reimer of New Britain in ten rounds. Semi windup saw K O Sweeney of New Britain KO Chick Allen in four. Romeo Roche stopped Young Oliver of Holyoke in ten.
Watertown Defeats Melrose 1-0 In Close League Showdown
Watertown High beat Melrose 1 to 0 at Town Field yesterday in a Mystic Valley pennant race test. Pitcher Shanahan fanned 11 and Lane 10 as Applin scored on Chamberlain's single. Melrose threatened in the seventh but stranded runners.
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Melrose High School
Town Field
Watertown
Shanahan
Lane
Applin
Chamberlain
Melrose
Dorchester High Defeats South Boston in Rainy City Contest
Dorchester High beat South Boston 8 to 5 at Rowan Park in drizzle. Locke pitched and hit a bases loaded three-bagger in the fourth, while Dorchester built a 4-0 first inning lead and held on as South Boston improved over recent play.
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Dorchester
South Boston
Rowan Park
Locke
R.H.E. Dorchester
Whittamore
Hartin
Norton and Walsh
Fallon Fans 21 Batters in Milford Victory
Milton High pitcher Bill Fallon struck out 21 Quincy High batters as Fallon’s team dominated 21 strikeouts to 3 in a 3 to 1 win. Houlihan earned a home run, while McCarthy Landston and Gosselin added runs for Milton.
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Milton High
Quincy High
Weymouth High
Fallon
Milton
Quincy Righ
AB. Bil.po. A. Ab.ph
A. Sullivans
T’mpsonas
Gosselin
Durgen
M’carthy
Guinan
Ch'dock
Randallis
Ballard
Oo Houlihan
Hannontf
T Landston
White
Lewis
Eiston
L'th
McCarthy
Landston
Houlihan
Sullivan
Thompson
Randall
Ross
Morgan Stars in St Josephs Bouts
Leo Morgan, 103-pounder, headlined the St Joseph T A S show at Commercial Hall last night. Final bouts short. results include Morgan defeating George Lucce in the 105 pound class, Garro over Costa in 125 pounds, Gillan beating McDonough in 135 pounds, and Williams besting Keefe in 145 pounds.
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Leo Morgan
St. Joseph T. A. S
Young Morgan
Watertown
George Lucce
Medford
William Garro
New England
Jerry Costa
Cambridge
Joe Gillan
Everett
John McDonough
South Boston
Ed’ Williams
East Boston
Joe Keefe
Woburn
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