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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1921

Page

7

Readville Grand Circuit Opener Delivers Fast Times and Crowds

The Readville Grand Circuit meet opener showcased Single G. in 1:59 pace with a hard fight to win. Greyworthy and Emma Harvester led the 2:08 trot, while Sakura captured the 2:19 trot for three-year-olds. notable entries included The Harvester offspring and Cox stable favorites. The card promised a strong second day with top trotters in the 2:11 Massachusetts stake and the 2:10 pace events drawing wide interest.

Frisco June Murphy Stable John Henry Greyworthy Walter Cox Emma Harvester Sakura Harvester Qui Balt C. W. Leonard Jeannett Rank'n Cox E. Colorado Readville Track

Scribes Set Golf Marks at Bear Hill Club

Forty nine newspapermen gathered at Bear Hill Golf Club for a pill-swatting event. No course records fell but a lost-balls record was set as many players ran out. Eddie Lowrey led the upper division with strong scores, M. M. Lord won first net, W. T. Mackey and R. E. Harlow took third net. A. M. Morgan led novice class with 101 gross.

Bear Hill Golf Club Rsper Eddie Lowrey Wakefield M. M. Lord The Herald W. T. Mackey Post R. E. Harlow International News A. M. Morgan J.S. Hutchinson Jock W. S. Mullins 8. C. Woodward Monitor

Neponset All Stars defeat Hayes Council in district play

The Neponset All Stars beat the Hayes Council nine four at Dorchester Town Field in an elimination series opener. The All Stars exploded for five runs in the second inning and the game ended in the seventh due to dusk.

Caseys” Neponset All-Stars Hayes Council Dorchester Standish Dorchester Town Thell-Stars Hayes Standish Club All-Stars Hart John Murphy McCarthy Quinn Murphy Benson Ada Hart Cambridge Caseys

Postoffice Nine Wins Thrilling Game

Concord loses to the Boston post office team 2 to 1 in a twilight finish at the Centre playground. The Post Office scored in the third on an error with two outs and men on second and third, while Concord had a first inning run. McAuliffe made a one handed catch and Gregg credited for fine outfield plays as the game ended after six innings due to darkness. Batteries Andrews and Roach for Boston Roach and Dee for Concord.

Concord Boston Post Office Concord Centre Post Office McAuliffe Gregg R. H. B. Boston P Andrews Roach Moshier Dee

Lexington to Host Rival Baseball Game Sunday Afternoon

Manager Michael McDonnell of the Lexington Council Knights of Columbus has arranged a hard game with the Bedford Civic Club nine at Lexington Athletic Field Sunday at 3 15 o clock. The two teams are great rivals and the matchup promises an exciting contest.

Michael McDonnell Lexington Council Knights of Columbus Bedford Civic Club Lexington Athletic Field

Boxing News From Portland and New York Promoters

Portland promoters argue over an upcoming bout with Young Maxwell at 145 148 pounds. Moe Herscovitch defeated Jack Thomas in Montreal. Thomas lost to Billy Carney last winter here. Mike Gibbons plans a bout nightly for 150 days, risking a weak middleweight division. Wilson should beat Clevelander on Sept 5. Downey and Sheehan plan foreign imports for rivalries. John Lester Johnson vs Kid Norfolk set for Cincinnati. Roberts vs Williams at Staten Island Sept 6. Bartfield resumes training Sept 5 aiming October return. Levinsky signed for two fights: Rickard in Quebec Sept 3 and McTigue in Montreal Sept 8.

Montreal Moe Herscovitch Jack Thomas Billy Carney Moe Battling Levinsky Dan Morgan Eddie Rickard Quebec Canada Mike McTigue

Willard Trains for Bout With Dempsey in Topeka

Jess Willard arrived in Topeka on business and said he started training for a scheduled bout with Jack Dempsey. He plans to cut from his 296 1 of a pound present weight to 238, the weight at which he lost the title to Dempsey at Toledo on July 4, 1919. Taul defeats Wilson 20 to 10 at Coleman's billiard parlor in Chelsea last night. Bill Hatch vs Louis Stevens slated this evening.

Topeka Kan Jess Willard Jack Dempsey Dempsey Toledo Taul Coleman Chelsea Wilson Bill Hatch Louis Stevens

Fitzsimmons Easy Winner In Uninspired Arena Bout

Eddie Fitzsimmons of New York defeated Pinkie Mitchell of Milwaukee in the feature bout at Arena A. C. last night. The match drew boos for dull action, with Fitzsimmons relying on aggression as Mitchell’s reach held him at bay. The card also featured Frankie Britt versus Willie Q Gradwell and other prelims with mixed success.

Pinkie Mitchell Milwaukee Eddie Fitzsimmons New York Arena A. C Mitchell Kirby-Fitzsimmons Lawrence Fitz Frankie Britt Willie Q Gradwell Somerville Britt Gradwell New Jimmie Farren Hast Boston Louis Leon

Mermaid Queen Gets New Title

Ethelda Bleibtrey wins the 342 mile championship in 56 minutes 27 seconds to claim another national swimming title. The field covers Point Breeze Louisiana to Brighton Beach with 25 of 28 starters finishing. Charlotte Boyle finishes second in 57 57 and Margaret Woodbridge third in 58 34 as several New York swimmers place in the top ranks.

New York Ethelda Bleichtrey Point Breeze L. 1 Brighton Beach Elaine Golding Charlotte Boyle Margaret Woodbridge Detroit Helen Wainwright Alleen Riggin Alice Lord Gertrude Ederle Catherine Brown

May Sutton Bundy Wins at Newport Casino Tennis Tourney

In Newport R I on August 29 doubles matches narrowed the field to the finals with May Sutton Bundy and Howard G. Cushing set to face Eleanor Goss and L. E. Williams. Goss meets Mary K. Browne in singles while Bundy faces Edith Sigourney. First round saw Bundy-Cushing defeat Wilesey-Morris and Sears-Bancroft upset Wallach-Godfrey 7 5 8 6 6 1.

Newport R. 1 Newport Casino May Sutton Bundy Howard G. Cushing Eleanor Goss L. E. Williams Miss Goss Mis Mary K. Browne Bundy Edith Sigourney Cushing Misa Wilesey Lewis G. Morris Eleonora Sears Leslie Bancroft Barger Wallach Frank Godfrey Misa Weekhere Henry G. Gray Mra. Ape Mins Sears Miss Bancroft

Coast Fighter Wins by K O in 8 Rounds

On August 29 at the Brighton Boxing Club Staten Island Tilly Kid Herman of the Pacific Coast stopped Jay Lanahan in the eighth round of a scheduled 12 round bout. Herman weighed 150 8 4 and Lanahan 148. Sailor Martin knocked out Soldier Ray Thompson of Seattle in the sixth of another 12 round bout. Thompson weighed 191 and Martin 179 3 4.

New York Tilly Kid Herman Pacific Coast Jay Lanahan Brighton Staten Island Herman Lanahan Sailor Martin Soldier Ray Thompson Seattle Soldier Boy Thompson Martin

Draw Between Rosenberg and Italian Joe Gans Stuns Brooklyn

One of the fastest bouts this season ended in a 12 round draw at the Broadway Exhibition Association show in Brooklyn. Dave Rosenberg, the clever Hebrew middleweight, faced Italian Joe Gans whose aggressiveness and punching pace challenged Rosenberg's ring craft.

Joe Gans New York Dave Rosenberg Broadway Brooklyn Joe Rosenberg Pt al

MacAndrew Captures Massachusetts Caddy Championship Title

Charles MacAndrew, a 15 year old favorite, won the Massachusetts caddy championship at Chestnut Hill Golf Club on the six hole route. He trailed at times but closed with three consecutive birdies to secure the victory, ahead of Tony Pierre of Tedesco who posted an 80 in the morning and 87 later. The MacAndrew family dominance continues as Charles follows his brother Jack who won last year, with both learning the game at Wollaston and coached by their father.

Massachusetts Chestnut Hill Golf Club Charles’ MacAndrew MacAndrew Tony Pierre Tedesco Ony Jack Charles Wollaston Links Wollaston

Boxing Men Stirred by State Boxing Commission Refusal

The New England welter title bout between Nate Siegel and Eddie Shevlin was banned by the State Boxing Commission. The Revere Post of the Spanish War Veterans sought a Thursday permit, was denied, and the Armory A A match was also canceled. Ticket holders may refund at 39 Court Street, Room H.

State Boxing Commission Armory A. A Nate Siegel Eddie Shevlin Bay State Revere Post Commission Shevlin Kirby Paul Doyle Siegel Doyle Faneuil A. C New York New Revere Buckley Mike Morley Colonel Foote Siegel and Shevlin Mechanics’ Building A. A State House Alec MacLean Court Street Room H

Jack Barry Stars in Revere Tilt at Curtis Park

Jack Barry leads Salem in a weekend tilt against Revere City Club at Curtis Park. Salem features Gagnon Davies Nash Guthrean with Kirshtein added to Revere’s lineup to bolster left field, while Davies and McLeod form Salem’s battery and Lefty Anderson faces Bill Kenyon.

Jack Barry Salem Curtis Park Revere Revere City Barry Check Gagnon Chick Davies Judge Nash Guthrean Sam Kirshtein Cornets McLeod Salem Battery Lefty Anderson Bill Kenyon Georgetown

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