Braves Take Third Straight Over Cubs In Chicago
The Braves defeated the Cubs 6 to 1 in Chicago, taking the series lead three games to one. McQuillan pitched well for the Braves while Flack homered for the Cubs. Charlie Deal was out, and Bill Brennan started at second base for Chicago, replacing Hob Emslie.
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St. Louis
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Mac
Cheeves
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York
Deal
Bill Brennan
Hob Emslie
Heydlers
Emslie
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Barber
Eddie Bayrs
O'Neil
Ford
Powell
Boeckel
Killefer
Southworth
Cruise
Holke
Hollacher
Twombly
O’neil
Barbare
Marriott
Nicholson
Maisel
John L. Sullivan
Frisch
Burns
Bancroft
New York
Burne
Seer
Young
el If
Meurel Teeree Rawlings
Snyder
Toney
Saalidee
Sereeesees
Walker
Ener
St. Louia
Sprint Champs Race Tonight At Revere Cycle Track
Tonight at Revere Cycle track a high profile match between Os car Egg world unpaced champion and Willie Coburn leading pursuit rider will open with pursuit style and switch to sprint style. Nat Butler promotes a 40 mile motor paced race with Georges Seres George Chapman Vincent Maddonna and Charley Verkeyn among contestants. Professionals and amateurs also compete in sprint races.
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Oscar Egg
Willie Coburn
Revere
Nat Butler
Georges Seres
George Chapman
Vincent Madonna
Charley Verkeyn
Seree-Chapman-Maderna-Verkeye
SERI
Willie C Coburn
Big Scotch Caledonian games draw New England entries
More than 250 athletes from the New England athletic world compete in the Scotch Caledonian games at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury this afternoon. The Boston A. A. leads with over 25 men and the Unicorns are favored to win top honors among local clubs including St. Alphonsus A. A. Dorchester Club Community A. C. Y. M. C. A. and others.
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West Roxbury
St. Alphonsus A. A
Dorchester Club
Community A. C
Boston A. A
Walter Scott mile race headlines local athletic meet
The Walter Scott mile trophy highlights the program with entrants like Hal Cutbill, Troy, Red Doherty, and O Neill of St. Alphonsus A A. Cutbill is the favorite as time trials glow. Gourdin seeks to break his world amateur broad jump mark and contest the 10 yards. Other sprint names include Meanix Breau Hayes and O Leary.
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Minister Mille
Troy
Red’’ Doherty
O'Neil
St. Alphonsus A. A
Cutbill
Ryder
Néa Gourdin
Gourdin
Billy Meanix
Limerick Ed Breau
Billy Hayes
Notre Dame
Jake Driscoll
Chris O'Leary
Kelly Smith
Billy Nolan
Caffrey
O'Leary
Fred Fuller
Dorchester Club
Carl Lindér
Jimmy Henigan
Bob Harwood
Harvard
Marc Wright
Pierce Robinson
Jack Lawler
Lynch
Carp-Gibbons Bout Delayed to Late October in MSG
The Carpentier Gibbons bout planned for early October has been postponed due to Carpentier's injury from the Jersey City defeat to Jack Dempsey on July 2. The new date targets late October or early November at Madison Square Garden.
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Carpentier-Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Jersey City
Madison Square Garden
Kinsey brothers lead final stages in Newport Casino invite
Western players cling to hope as Kinsey brothers Robert and Howard dominate doubles semifinal. Washburn and Williams best Pacific coast rivals 4 sets to 2 in a rugged encounter to set up singles final between Washburn and Williams. Johnston falls to Washburn in the other singles semifinal.
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R. IL
Kinsey Brothers
Robert
Howard
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Watson M. Washburn
New York
Willis
Davis
Washburn
R. Norris Williams
Boston
Kinseys
Nathaniel W. Niles
Wallace Johnson
Philadelphia
Williams
Johnston
Niles and
Johnson
Gibbons Beats Platts in Tough Debut Bout
Mike Gibbons of St Paul dominated 10 rounds against Gus Platts of England, winning on points as the English challenger endured a pounding. Platts was marked with swelling and a cut under the eye while Gibbons remained unmarked. The crowd of 7000 saw Platts suffer a training rupture earlier, narrowly avoiding ring clearance.
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England
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Arena
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Platts
Mike
Wilson
Downey
Jack Sheehan
Wille Coogan
South Boston
Denny Glynn
Glynn
Johnny Brown
Newport
R. I
Willie
Brown
Tex Rickard Plans for Willard Dempsey Bout
Promoter Tex Rickard and Jess Willard's manager Ray Archer discussed tentative plans for the world heavyweight title bout. A further meeting was set for next week to firm up negotiations.
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Tex Rickard
Willard-Dempsey
New York
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Ray Archer
Willard
Towel Toss Helps Rivers to Sixth Victory
In the sixth, the towel was tossed from his corner and the award went to Rivers.
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Rivers
Boston Typos Beat Chicago for 1921 Printers' Title Chance
Boston eliminated Chicago 4 to 1 at Navin Field as Smith held Chicago to six hits and escaped jams. Chicago left bases loaded in the eighth and ninth. Indianapolis remains the last challenger and will face Boston Saturday afternoon for the title.
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Bost
Chicago
Smith
Windy City
Illinois
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Boston
Navin Field
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