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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1921
Page
5
Suzanne Lenglen, famed French tennis star, travels to the United States with her mother for the championship tour starting August 15. Once dominant on Wimbledon and global hard courts, she aims to redeem Georges defeat and prove unmatched since World War I.
The article reviews the New York clash between Midget Smith and Young Montreal with Montreal appearing to edge the nine frames after an early knockdown. Montreal earns ongoing Gotham dates with Leo Flynn backing his career as promoter and manager.
Louis Bogash the Connecticut welterweight star arrives in town for a Tuesday night bout at Mechanics Hall against Johnny Tillman St Paul Tillman aims to win and prove he can beat Bogash and other top welters. The Commercial A A card features three 10 rounders and a six round bout with Sailor Card vs Paddy Flynn and Darden preparing to field fit by Tuesday.
Jimmy Frizzetti of Brockton regained the New England lightweight title from Clinton in a 10 round bout at Mechanics’ Building staged by Armory A A. Frizzetti dominated rounds three to nine to clinch the decision as Clinton pressed late. The undercard featured Dowd over Jamieson, Kid Kansas beating Young Bova, and Tony Julian defeating Jack Mansfield in four.
In New York on August 12 the draw for the women's national championship at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills Long Island was made. The event opens Monday with leading American players entered to defend the title. Gaston Tisne of the French High Commission attended the draw.
In Seabright, New Jersey, William M. Johnston of San Francisco defeated R Norris Williams of Boston 6-0 6-4 6-2 in the singles final to become holder of the cup succeeding Watson M. Washburn. Williams showed only spasmodic effort, while Johnston’s steady forehand pressure dominated the match. The women's doubles went to Eleanor Goss and Marion Zinderstein Jessup 6-3 7-5, with women's singles and men's doubles finals set for tomorrow.
Jack Dempsey arrived in New York from Chicago to face pending lawsuits and seek a court decision. He vanished from Belmont Hotel with manager Jack Kearns, others suspect they went to a law office to prepare their defence.
Allentown Johnny Dundee of Allentown Penn. won the referee's decision over Young Goula of Woonsocket in a 12 round slugging bout in Woonsocket R I. The bout featured floor work and wrestling tactics with both fighters down at times. In the semi final Young ONeill of Woonsocket defeated Jimmy Ryder of Brooklyn. Young Parker of Woonsocket stopped Young Mc Cann of Pawtucket in the first round.
Deep disappointment grips Corinthian Yacht Club as the Marblehead regatta fails to finish due to wind failure. Boats did not complete the course and many were towed in after the start, leaving members dismayed at the day’s outcome.
A fleet of 208 sailers raced in 32 classes under a strong west wind. The largest and smallest boats finished, while mid sized R and S classes were becalmed off Tinker's Island and towed in. Several classes did not finish. a re-sail is planned for tomorrow morning.
Station 10 captured its third straight win in the Boston Police league, defeating Station 2 8 to 5 on Marcella Street grounds. Burlin and Wicks teamed for Station 10, while Hoar and MccKensle pitched for Station 2.
Mary K Browne of Santa Monica faces Edith Sigourney of Boston in a mixed draw with top players Suzanne Lenglen and Molla Mallory in the lower half. Entries for junior and women’s doubles close Aug 15 with play beginning Tuesday and singles starting Monday at 2 pm.
Charlie E. O. Elkins of Boston defeated Al Shubert of New Bedford in a hard fought 0 round main bout here. Shubert, heavier and slower at times, fought back fiercely in rounds seven through ten but Elkins maintained a long range style to secure the decision from the referee after two judges favored different fighters.
The United States Davis Cup committee announced the selection of William T. Truden II Willam M Johnston R Norris Williams II and Watson M Washburn as the American team. The challenge round is set for Forest Hills New York on September 2 3 and 6 with the committee of Wrenn Adee Wright Hardy and Hackett approving the unanimous choice.
The fifth annual Essex County Club invitation football golf tournament in Manchester by the Sea reaches the final stage. Tomorrow P Moore and C Ransom face F T Pfaelzer Jr and A G Bartlett to decide the trophy. Moore and Ransom beat A Coolidge and R M Baker 2 up with one to play in the morning. In the semis they defeated L B Page and F R Mitchell of Weston Golf Club 6 and 4.
In Paris on August 12, the sports editor quotes a French athlete declining rest after a hard season yet accepting invitation to the United States. He asserts France can outperform in track, swimming, boxing, and tennis, despite American dominance and Carpentier’s popularity.
The article profiles Suzanne Lenglen, world tennis champion at Paris Olympics and Wimbledon, noting her athletic versatility, English fluency, and wartime service. It highlights her small stature, strong build, and plans to visit New York amid media attention and public curiosity.
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen world’s women tennis champion arrives in the United States after a week at sea. She will meet American champions here who seek to win back the laurels she has gained on the court.
The Metropolitan Driving Club hosts an afternoon of matinee racing at Readville with six trotting and pacing events. Boston horses entered for Grand Circuit purses at Readville Aug 29 to Sept 1 will be shown. The club invites World War I veterans with disabilities to attend.
The American Chain Company defeated the Boston Red Sox 6 to 1 in York Pennsylvania. Local pitcher Al Ehmling allowed three hits, two of which were infield. Batteries Ehmling Dugan Neltzke Chaplin.
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