Joe Bush Dominates Chisox to 10 1 Victory at Fenway
Red Sox ace Joe Bush fired a masterful game allowing one run as Boston routed Chicago 10 to 1 at Fenway Park. The win lifts Boston into sixth place, with Mulvennan and McWeeney seen to shore up the visitors’ chances. Pratt led a withering Boston attack with four RBIs aided by Seibold, Foster, Menosky, and Collins as Chicago’s Leibold and Johnson struggled on defense.
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National Basketball Matchups Across Major Cities
Chicago plays Boston and Detroit faces New York in double headers. St Louis visits Philadelphia with two games on the slate. Cleveland travels to Washington. Boston meets St Louis New York hosts Chicago Philadelphia plays Cincinnati Brooklyn meets Pittsburgh.
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Toronto Beats Jersey City 4–2 in International League
Toronto defeated Jersey City 4 to 2 in an International League game. Buffalo routed Baltimore 21 to 9 while Reading topped Syracuse 12 to 4 in other standings action.
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Age Rule Bars Jack and Jess in Gotham
The New York State Boxing Commission adopted a rule setting 38 years as the boxing license age limit. It would bar Jack Johnson aged 43 and likely Jess Willard who is said to be slightly over the limit.
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Dempsey Carpentier Fight Film Review Grips 1921 Scene
A forty year old review recalls The Battle of the Century with Carpentier and Dempsey as leads in Act I and II. Mention of $200000 for Carpentier and $300000 for Dempsey, with Jack Kearns providing smelling salts. Included are notes on Johnson, Ruth, Kilbane and the Senators standings.
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Washington Beats Cleveland 4 to 1 in Third Straight Win
Washington won its third straight over Cleveland 4 1 as Bagby failed quickly and Sotheron followed, with Rixey hitless in relief. Groh and Olson contributed in the field while Leachmandt drove in a run. Umpires Hart and McComick called the game after 40 minutes.
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Fighting Judges Resign Over Controversial Boxing Decisions
Worcester observer reports judge Martin J. O'Brien sent in his resignation to the Boxing Commission amid fan uproar over Wednesday night decisions at the Casino. Fellow judge William F. Brennan signaled he would resign as well, referencing near riot conditions and calls to oust boxing officials over the Mara versus Doherty bout being “in the bag.”
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Australians Beat British in Davis Cup Doubles
On the grass courts of Allegheny Country Club in Pittsburg today the Australasian pair Anderson and Todd defeated the British duo Woosnam and Turnbull 4 9 7 4 6 4 in Davis Cup doubles action.
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Babe Ruth Trails 1920 Home Run Pace in Detroit Game
Babe Ruth failed to hit a home run as New York played Detroit, slipping behind his 1920 pace. The slugger had 38 homers this season after totaling 39 on this date last year, with Ehmke again opposing Ruth in the matchup.
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Shang's homer clinches Yankees win over Tigers
New York beat Detroit 7 to 3 as Mays pitched brilliantly for the Yankees and Shang’s eighth inning home run with two aboard sealed the game. Davis faltered in the sixth and an umpire dispute arose when Mays challenged a bench verbal attack.
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Secret golf event at Concord Country Club tomorrow
A members' golf tournament will be staged tomorrow afternoon over the links of the Concord Country Club off the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner. The nature of the event will be kept secret until the hour of the tourney.
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Arlington golf today at Ailmont Country Club
A handicap medal play event is set for this afternoon at Ailmont Country Club in Arlington Heights. The 18 hole competition gathers players across the Bay State circuit for a local golf showcase.
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Baseball and track notes mix with club affairs and questions
The column surveys Cubs leadership upheaval with Jawn Evers, discusses Wild Bill Donovan and Johnny Evers’ looming managerial exits, notes 1895 athletic trivia, Caledonian Club games, Ned Gourdin’s broad jump, and potential matchups including Mike Gibbons vs Georges Carpentier and a proposed mile race between A G Hill and Jose Ray. It cites Notre Dame sprinter Billy Hayes and Dempsey Kearns boxing chatter.
Nationalities of 8p Abrahamg and Johnny Kling
The note asks for the nationalities of 8p Abrahamg and Johnny Kling, both described as Hebrew. It discusses amateur status rules and reinstatement with the New England Amateur Athletic Association. It also asks whether Gibbons fights under his own name and notes boxing since 1908. It ends with a baseball play: a runner on first, a ground ball to second, and whether the runner must be tagged to be out.
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Three Homers Give Phillies Win Over Browns
Philadelphia tops St Louis 4 to 2 as Dykes John Walker and Kins hit solo homers. Harris and Kolp chased after 7 innings with Kolp charged the loss. Dykes doubled in a run as Sisler Welch provided the other plays. Time 1h 12m.
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