Joe Bush Dominates Browns in 8 2 Boston Win at Fenway
Joe Bush pitched a masterful one hit shutout as the Red Sox defeated the St Louis Browns 8 to 0 at Fenway. Sisler's first inning single was the Browns' only hit. Gerber reached on a two out walk second. Shocker struggled early but settled, while Bush ran his comeback season into a remarkable performance.
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Jolly Joe Dominates Mound in Yesterday’s Game
The report notes Jolly Joe’s strong recent form and his dominance as he shut down the Brownies yesterday, highlighting a peak performance that underscores his status as an ace pitcher in recent months.
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Giants Take Final Game in Six Game Series
New York and Cincinnati split the six game set with the Giants winning 5 to 4. New York scored four hits to seize the lead in the seventh inning as Toney pitched six innings for the win.
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Washington Defeats Detroit 1-0 in Pitchers Duel
Washington won its third straight game, beating Detroit 1 to 0 in a low scoring affair. Mogridge outpitched Oldham as Shanks plated the only run with a first inning triple and O Rourke followed with a single. Manager Cobb was absent due to family illness.
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Indians sign Earl Jamieson to semi pro squad
New York Americans announce the signing of Earl Jamieson a full blooded Indian pitcher aged 20 left handed Jamieson whose Carlisle graduate father pitched for the Philadelphia Nationals in 1898 and 1899 in a semi pro role at age 20 in New York.
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Optimism in Plymouth Amid War Debt Jests and Jibes
A 1921 column mocks postwar blues with satirical lines on Harding’s era, shipping deficits, and political humor. It notes dollar a year men leaving Washington, high canal costs, and a nation buoyed by optimism despite waste.
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Phils Take Four From Cubs In Rain Shortened Game
Philadelphia won the final game of the Chicago series 6 to 1 after bats tore into Cheeves in the first inning. Rain began in the third, but action continued until half of the seventh when the game was called.
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Rube Benton Sold to St Paul Club
John J. McGraw confirms Rube Benton, ex Giants pitcher, has been sold outright to the St Paul club of the American Association. The Cincinnati report dated August 1 attributes the move to the New York Nationals manager.
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Chisox Win In Box Duel
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 6 to 4 as Ernie Johnson scores the winning run in the ninth. Welch hit a first inning homer and Paul Johnson scored ahead of him on the play. Pitchers Naylor and Wilkinson matched zeroes for most of the game in a tight duel.
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Forest Hills nine defeat East Boston All-Stars 6 to 4
The St. Andrew Catholic Club of Forest Hills beat the East Boston All-Stars 6 to 4 at the Caroline Avenue playgrounds last evening. Mallowney of Boston College held the Noodle Islandera to four hits.
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Mike Gibbons Faces Ratner Platts In Busy Fight Week
Promoter Arthur Duffey notes Mike Gibbons pursues three fights in quick succession against Augie Ratner at Dyckman Oval Gus Platts at the Arena and a Boston matchup. He highlights Gibbons strategic opponent choice and recalls Gibbons’ prior decisive win over Joe White as context for the coming bouts.
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Fenway era queries and athletic trivia in old Boston notes
The item lists questions about Bob Fitzsimmons title classes, Terry Mc Govern’s age at death, New England AAU admission and registration fees, swimming instruction options like the Boston YMCA, and brief notes on Waltham pool facilities plus historical Boston Red Sox player Chet Thomas and trades.
International League results show Reading, Syracuse and Rochester wins
In the first game Reading beat Syracuse 5 to 3 while Toronto defeated Rochester 4 to 1. In the second game Toronto again beat Rochester 1 to 0.
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Inside the Cigar: Filler Leaves Form Majority of Body
The article explains the cigar structure with the binder leaf surrounding the filler. It notes the filler is the body of the cigar and constitutes 86 percent of the whole physical makeup in the Quincy.
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