Red Sox trade talk fuels wacky 1921 season forecast
In a spoofed voice the piece imagines Boston making outlandish deals with the Yankees and others. Del Pratt transfers to the Red Sox as a coach at Ann Arbor while Hooper, Scott, Wagner, Turpin, and the Statue of Liberty are fantasized as new infield and outfield pieces. Frazee’s theatrical side colors the rumors as mock news.
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Umpire’s foul ball ruling in tricky base running play
Baseball readers weigh in on a bases loaded situation where a tall fly to left becomes a foul ball after fielding confusion. The proper call was foul, runners returned, and the batter retried.
Americans Receive Davis Cup After Auckland Banquet
The Davis cup was formally handed to Captain Samuel Hardy of the victorious American team at a banquet hosted by the Australasian Lawn Tennis Association in Auckland New Zealand. Guests included Admiral Jellicoe Governor Massey and Premier Massey spoke. Hardy and players William Tilden and William Johnston commented on the tourney and future exchanges.
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Track Sport at Harvard Track Sport at Harvard
One hundred aspirants for the Harvard varsity and freshman track teams reported for the initial workout at Soldiers Field under Coach Pooch Donovan. Key figures include Denny O Con nell Gourdin McCarthy Douglass Krogness and veteran trainer Har vard aiming to compete in B A A games at the new Arena on Feb 6 and the Harvard Dartmouth Cornell meet on Feb 26 organized by Manager Dave Merwin.
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Boxing card highlights from St Paul and area venues
Roy Moore of St Paul fights Jack Sharkey foe Bobby Dyson of New Bedford Saturday at Commonwealth A A 118 pounds at 3 pm. Scenic Temple bouts include Meyers vs Kirst and Conley training 11 boxers. Amateur tourney tickets and Jan 7 events announced.
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World’s Title Chess Match Opens in Havana
A world championship match with a $20,000 purse starts March 10 in Havana between J R Casa blanca of Cuba and Dr Emanuel Lasker of Berlin. The contest may comprise eight to twenty four games and both players have agreed to the arrangements.
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