New Year's Resolution by Pratt Leaves Gap in Red Sox
Duffy Lewis departs Boston under a major trade as Bobby Roth moves to the Yankees with George Mogridge. The swap follows a string of high profile exchanges between the Red Sox and Yankees, reshaping the infield and outfield as Ruth potential moves to center and Roth speeds the lineup.
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Ohioans Defend East on Gridiron
Ohio State prepared to defend against California attack as the two teams clash in a big outdoor game. Coach Wilce adjusted the defense to support the line and Willaman at full back, with about 42 000 fans expected to witness the 2 15 p m kickoff and a parade celebrating the matchup.
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Americans Win Davis Cup in Dramatic Auckland Match
United States doubles pairing William Tilden II and William Johnston defeated Norman Brookes and Gerald Patterson 4-1 6-4 6-0 to claim the Davis Cup for the fourth time. The victory secured a 3-0 sweep over Australasia with strong serving and relentless net play from the American pair.
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Flynn Wins Gruelling Final at Commercial A. C.
Paddy Flynn of Everett earned the victory over Charlestown’s Joey Connolly after ten hard rounds in last night's final ring contest at the Commercial A. C. venue.
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Connolly Faces Flynn in Action Packed Green Street Bout
The Green Street card drew the largest crowd yet as Connolly pressured Flynn early but slowed in the fourth and fifth. Flynn fought on with head shots prompting referee warnings. Larry Costello beat Al Laynes in a quick semifinal, while Fred Warren defeated Jimmy Gardner in six rounds and Phil Christie stopped Young Duffey in the second.
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Yale Blanks Pittsburgers 6-0 in Carnegie Tech Match
The Yale puck chasers defeated Carnegie Tech 6 to 0 in Pittsburg. Yale dominated the game with strong defense and rapid puck movement, Van Ingen Foster Bulkley Carson scoring. Referee Dr Madden.
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No General Salary Increases For City in 1921 Budget
Mayor Peters will announce in a Wednesday morning conference with department heads that no general salary increases will be allowed in the 1921 budget. For weeks employees hoped for blanket raises, but the mayor’s statement yesterday ends those expectations across city departments.
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Unicorns appoint Harry Cutbill as new athletic captain
Captain Harry Cutbill of Boston University leads the Unicorns as athletic captain. He seeks candidates and aims to recruit Jack Ryder to return to the Back Bay Club for the coming indoor season. If Ryder cannot join, Cutbill will coach the team himself and push regular practice to beat New York A C and Mercury floor games.
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East vs West battle Ohio State California
The report lists players Myers Huffman McMillan Taylor Cranmer Latham Majora Trott Dean Workman Stephens Stinchcomb Toomey Henderson Sprott Willaman Nisbett as officials referees umpires and judges for a game between Ohio State and California with multiple teams and staff. Time of periods is 15 minutes.
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Ohio State and California to meet at Tournament Park
Pasadena readers expect a country wide clash as Ohio State University and the University of California prepare for a post season football game at Tournament Park. Both teams are in top condition after a strenuous season and the public anticipates an exciting matchup.
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Ohio versus California Ends With Tension In Title Contention
The article examines a pivotal football clash between Ohio and California, noting equal chances for both sides and big wagers. It contrasts coast and midwest styles, discusses kicking and punting as key factors, and highlights coaching decisions such as Nisbett replacing Morrison at fullback and Henderson at right halfback. California is praised for its line smash, while Ohio boasts a powerful straight play offense and a testaced schedule. Potential outcomes hinge on defensive ends and aerial play as the game approaches.
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College football results highlight tense losses and a shutout
The text records several college football outcomes, noting Nebraska lost to California 49 to 0, and Stanford fell 38 to 0. It mentions a near miss against Oregon Aggies, with emphasis on the decisive defeats and the lone competitive game remaining in the sequence.
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Hub's Indoor Ice Palace Opening
Boston Arena hosts a grand opening with local skaters and visiting professionals. Bror Meyer and Emmie Bergfeldt perform, while the Amy brothers from Saranac Lake display long tubular skates. Notables include Theresa Weld Blanchard and Nate Niles in Olympic pedigree exhibitions. Frick makes his Boston debut alongside Bill Jaycock in unique showcases.
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Nixie Searles Receives Bathrobe at East Boston Party
At the Howard last night Nixie Searles was presented with a bathrobe and gifts by East Boston friends. Tom Coffey spoke, noting Searles’ appearance in the sketch In the Gymnasium with Knock out Bill Brennan. Bob Brennan joined the cast, and both Brennans are described as close friends and enthusiastic supporters.
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