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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1921

Page

1

Veteran stars and ambitious youngsters collide in Boston sports

The column surveys shifts in baseball and boxing circles. It notes Johnny Evers shedding reliance on veterans Merkle and Mierzog, with Paskett released. It discusses Benny Leonard's absence after a past scuffle, Henry slated for Boston’s Elk carnival, and Walter Camp as referee for BA A A games. It highlights Yale, Harvard, Urban as athletic standouts and hints at Dobie remaining at Ithaca, plus a possible Lewis Gardini boxing decision next Monday.

Johnny Evers Trojan Johnny Johnny Fred Merkle Buck Mierzog Dode Paskett Benny Leonard Benny Phil Bloom National Theatre Freddie Welsh Billy Gibson The Elks Henry Boston Mechanics Fisth Louis Urban Boston College Jim Thorpe Urban Thorpe Lewis-Gardin Hilly Sandow Lou Daro Gardini Lewis

Moore Beats Young Monty in One Round Showdown

Moore of Memphis outpointed Montres Younge of Providence R. I. in a one round boxing contest in New York. The victory earned Moore the right to face Joe Feren, bantamweight champion, in a title bout.

Rm. A. A Back Bay Unicorn New York A. C New York Pal Moore Younge Montres Prov'dence R. J Rven Moore Joe Fveren

Braves Trade Gives Rabbit to Pirates for Three Buccaneers

A 1921 sports column mocks trades between Boston and Pittsburgh as Maranville heads to the Pirates while Ruth and Speaker connect to hub legends. It jokes about Connie Mack and Philadelphia moves, predicting rough season outcomes and midpack hopes for several clubs.

Braves Dicker Boston Maranville Bay State Babe Ruth Speaker Ruth Speke Philly Board of Trade Mint Connie Philly Roger Hornsby Branch Rickey

Pinch Hitter Dilemma Sparks Baseball Rule Question

A batting order dispute arises when a pinch hitter, the star pitcher, replaces the catcher and later pitches. The game extends to extras with a catcher’s RBI single in seventh, leading to a 3 to 3 draw under a new rule that declares a game legally drawn if a side last at bat equals the opponent’s score within five innings.

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