Seaside Boxing Carnival Draws New England Fans
A night of boxing at Revere Post 61 campaign draws 15000 expected crowd to the Oval cycle track. Philadelphia boxers face New England opponents in five 10 round bouts including Tiplitz versus Downes and McAndrews versus Doyle with strong local supports and notable attendees planned.
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Eddie McAndrews
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Jimmy Frazetti
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Barney Snyder
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Major Wolsworth
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Boston Tigers Face Concord Junction Team
The Concord Junction baseball club hosts the Boston Tigers, a nine of top colored players from Boston, tomorrow at 4 pm. A Junction win would be its 19th of the season. The Junctions also schedule Buick Motor Company of Boston for Saturday at 3:30 pm and a twilight game against McElwain Shoe Company of Boston next Tuesday at 6 pm.
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Harris Stops Indians 2 to 1 In Series Opener
Harris held Cleveland to three hits as Philadelphia won 2 to 1 in the first game of the series. Errors by Dykes and Shannon produced the visitors’ only run in the fourth inning. Harris walked five but benefited from four double plays aiding him.
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Eentes Hornsby
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Te— Barnes
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Punsile
Philadelphia
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Shannon
A. R. Dykes
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Etee Walker
Ef. Perkins
Smith
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Steneee O'Neill
Seneewee Burns
Esseeee Lante
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Horton
Clevelan
F. Welker
Wuambsganss
Boris
Duran
Shannon Riffin
Perkins
Cove
Ree Hildebrand
Moriarty
Cubs Whitewash Braves in Final
Chicago, Aug. 25. Cubs defeat the crippled Braves 4 to 0 behind George Tyler’s strong performance. Braves manage only three hits off Tyler as the series ends with three straight Cub wins.
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Players Start to Oust Carl Mays
After the second inning the North Side southpaw was invincible. The Braves backed Tyler with solid defense while Merkle and Paskert led Boston at the plate. Amid tense reactions, Cleveland players urged league action to bar Mays, drawing support from Cubs, Browns, and White Sox bosses though some clubs hold back.
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Red Sox rout Browns 11 1 at Fenway Park
Boston overwhelms St Louis 11 to 1 as Sotheron falters after four strong innings. Myers Vitt Hendryx and Menosky spark a big Sox attack with timely hits and sharp fielding. Brownies only tally comes in the fifth on Jacobson’s double.
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Chapman Team Wins at Beach in International 50 Mile Race
The American pair George Chapman and Percy Lawrence won the 50 mile international team race at the Revere cycle track with a time of 1 hour 7 minutes 83 4-5 seconds. George Wiley and Georges Colombatto finished runner up a lap and three quarters behind. French duo Didier and Lavalade trailed. each team led at times. The meet also featured several amateur and professional races with various winners and times.
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Percy Lawrence
Revere
George Wiley
Madonna
Georges Colombatto
Didier
Lavalade
Ll. Fred Hanson
Roy Brandt
W. Robertson
Nelson MacKenzie
Pat Logan
Hugh Merertere
Frank Keeran
John Barry
J. Grant
FB. Drobach
Leon Didier
An Lavalade
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Woodworth Chooses State College Bowling Over Newton High
Massachusetts Aggie prospects gain a boost as Woodworth, Newton High sprinter, commits to join the State college team this fall signaling a key addition to the track program.
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Young Woodworth
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Montgomery-Magirl Match Draws Newport Crowd
Newport fans are promised the best boxing attraction of the season as Jim Montgomery the Irish middleweight champion faces Art Magirl of Boston Friday night. Promoters predict the largest crowd of the season will witness the slugging duel.
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Couture Brown and Short Sleeves Highlight Fall Trends
A new fall shade named couture brown appears in fashion circles Paris favors short sleeves for fall showing a lighter approach to autumn wardrobes.
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American methods superior in Olympic meet, coach asserts
Head Coach of the U S Olympic team claims decisive victory at Antwerp Aug 25 due to all-round American training. He notes strengths in sprints hurdles high jump and pole vault and asserts Thomson’s record-breaking performance reflects American preparation despite running as a Canadian.
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Finland’s stamina and American methods shape post meet athletics
In the 1920 Boston Post reflection the writer praises Finland for its excellent coaching and endurance, notes Nurmi’s strategic final sprint, compares English and Swedish efforts, and calls for greater international coordination in athletics. It credits American training for advancing both nations and highlights Belgium’s emerging Olympic role.
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