Gavvy Cravath and the slugging Phils in pennant chase
The column notes Gavvy Cravath may again be used as a pinch home run hitter for the Phillies as Johnny McGraw believes the Braves have his number after a Saturday result. It also highlights Oxford Cambridge relay goals, college milers, and coach comments on McMahon Montague and other track and field contenders with focus on Penn games and upcoming intercollegiate events.
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Sharkey to Box Friedman in Bantamweight Clash at Mechanicss Hall
Jack Sharkey meets Abe Friedman in a 12 round bout at the Armory A. A. show in Mechanics Building tomorrow night. The New England crowd expects a stirring fight as Sharkey pursues another big win and Friedman vows to outbox and slug his rival.
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Schoell Set to Clash with Downes in Commonwealth A C Ring
Frankie Schoell of Buffalo prepares to face Johnny Downes in the Commonwealth A C ring tonight. Schoell notes Downes as a perfect opponent and cites his recent win over Young Blades of Woonsocket as proof of his form. Charley Hrennan of Charlestown meets Newman Reagan of Brockton in the semi final. Two more six round prelims complete the card.
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Woonsocket
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Charlestown
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Brockton
Boxing Gossip Sparks Evening Ringside Show
Reappearance of Jack Sullivan of Cambridge sparks a Somerville card with Karl Wiecks for the national amateur heavyweight title looming. Top bouts feature Larry Costello, Al Lanes, and a Farrington A C program with Frazzetti and Carlson amid heavy chatter of future title clashes.
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Larry Costello
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Prohibition Taxes Hit Daily Life Across City Steets
A satirical column laments heavy taxes after prohibition, noting higher hotel room rates, soft drink and food taxes, and rising costs for everyday goods. It cites Detroit, Broadway, and mentions the Tigers and A’s, highlighting urban life under prohibition.
Brown to Meet Londos in Mech anc Carnivals Clash
Wrestling card at Mechanics Building promoted by Tuohey features Cyclone Burne vs Manick and Londos vs Brown in a one fall American rules show starting at 8 15 p m with no intermissions. Linow meets Zbyszko while Munich returns after two years.
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Cycloné Burne
George Manick
Jim Londos
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Ivan Linow
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Old Master
Southern Association scores report from Birmingham and more
Birmingham 5 New Orleans 2. Little Rock 7 Nashville 6. Mobile 11 Atlanta 0. Memphis 8 Chattanooga 1. The brief tally lists results across several cities with multiple teams and final scores.
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Athletics edge Yankees 2 1 in Philadelphia clash
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Yankees 2 to 1 in Philadelphia. Naylor pitched brightly for Philadelphia after shakier outings, Shawkey took the loss for New York in his third straight defeat. Perkins doubled and Galloway tripled to drive in the winning run in the sixth inning with two out.
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Giants Beat Dodgers 5 2 in Brooklyn Crowd Record
New York defeated Brooklyn 5 to 2 before the largest Brooklyn crowd ever at a baseball game. Jess Barnes limited Brooklyn to four hits while the Giants capitalized on Cadore errors in the second and sixth. Mohart and Amaux finished, game called with two outs in the ninth. Two base hits by Doyle Kauff Kelly Snyder. Young Sicking stole a base.
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Amaux
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Kauff
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Snyder
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Arlington H S Baseball Plans Two Games This Week
The Arlington High School baseball team of the Mystic Valley league will play two games this week. On Wednesday they travel to Lowell High School for the first game, then face Winchester High School at Manchester Field on Saturday afternoon in a league contest.
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Phils Open Series at Wigwam Today
Baseball notes describe the Philadelphia Phillies opening a series at the Wigwam. The tale recalls a controversial play involving Joe McGinnity, umpire Hurst, and a faked throw by John McGraw that led to McGinnity scoring. the Brooklyn club protested, and McGraw faced fallout with the Holy Name Society as coverage labeled the stunt as McGraws foxy trick.
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Boston Red Sox Fight On As They Prep For Athletics Series
The piece notes Boston's strong form after recent wins and a two day layoff, with pitchers Jones, Bush, Hoyt and Pennock delivering for the Red Sox. It mentions Tim Hendryx and McNally plus Scott heating up the batting, and references their San Antonio visit with John McGraw as a guest and a tale from Sammie Strang about Tim Hurst.
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Tigers Fall to White Sox in 10 inning Setback
Chicago clinches a 2 to 1 win in 10 innings at Detroit as Ehmke beats Williams. Liebold, Murphy and Ainsmith drive runs for Chicago while Hillman and Young provide Detroit’s sole score. Detroit endures eighth straight loss.
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