Red Sox Seek Spark After Browns Series
Baseball highlights Boston's rally against Lefty Williams and Gleason's White Sox, with Jack Jackson’s sharp left field defense at Fenway and Duffy Lewis’ historic guard work praised. The piece also notes boxing prospects, pennant chatter, and standout caddies McAndrews brothers at Wollaston.
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Cubs Cluster Swats to Win Over Phillies
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 7 to 2 as bunched hits offset erratic defense by the visitors. Local scoring surge and solid bullpen helped secure the win in Chicago.
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Release For Sallee Players Disciplined
A sports item notes disciplinary actions involving Sallee players after a game. Details indicate sanctions issued by the team or league authority and the resulting roster adjustments for upcoming events.
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Politeness and the Raffles style in social games
A light essay with playful history on politeness as a business and a social tool. It traces Walter Raleigh and the fictional Raffles as examples, noting how etiquette can be a shield for clever manipulation, and ends with a tongue in cheek caution about tobacco leaves.
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Cycling Derby at Ocean Oval Opens Tomorrow
The International Cycling Derby, a top cycling event combining features of major cups, will be held at the new Revere cycle track tomorrow evening. A 100 kilometre race headlines the card with five leading pace followers including Clarence Carman George Wiley and George Chapman, Leon Didier for France and Tony Colombatto for Italy.
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American sprinter Kirksey knocked about at Olympic gates
Morris M. Kirksey, California's top sprinter, was detained at the Olympic Stadium gates where three gendarmes struck him with rifle butts, cuffed his wrists, and briefly arrested him. Eyewitnesses call the incident unjustified amid anti American sentiment at the Games.
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