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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1921
Page
14
The Red Sox lost both games to Washington, 4-1 and 7-3. Boston squandered scoring chances amid a batting drought as Seibold Pratt and Hendryx dealt with injuries. Nick Altrock provided comic relief in a grim holiday crowd.
Uncle Fred advocates sterilizing soda glasses in boiling water, arguing it protects the public. He notes most fountains lack time for this and cites an office glass as a contrary example. Public health cautions readers to consult a doctor for illness concerns.
Track events for men boys and girls held at Lexington Athletic Field for the first annual Lexington Council No 94 Knights of Columbus field day. Albert Donehey won the half mile cup by about 100 yards over Bryant Banks. ]]>
Benny Leonard the lightweight champion cannot fight Me Coogan of New Jersey in a 12 round match scheduled for July 8 in Denver because of Leonard illness.
Paddy Siglin, Salt Lake second baseman, hit two home runs in the third inning and a third in the eighth against Sacramento, sparking a high scoring game yesterday in Salt Lake City.
A satirical description notes eight tons of face powder arriving at Newport as the season begins. It mocks luxuries, gambling, and social excess, referencing Duke Ignatz of Czecho-Sappho arriving July 15, exclusive rituals, practised splendor, and planned garden junket with diving in burgundy at an ornate estate.
In Chicago, the Cubs and Reds split a holiday doubleheader. Cincinnati won the morning game 4 to 2 as Luque stifled Chicago, while the Cubs captured the afternoon contest 6 to 2 behind Alexander.
New York defeated Philadelphia twice, 6 to 4 and 14 to 4, extending the Yankees winning streak to seven. Baker hit two homers with Ruth aboard in the first game, while Rommelhard was knocked out in the seventh as New York scored six runs in the second contest.
In a Singaporean style critique the piece notes the Sumatra Deli wrapper from East Asia and Cuban Havana fillers from the West as key components. It explains the Havana leaf from Manicaragua and its distinctive flavor, and asserts that Quincy cigars use this mix to produce a desirable taste prized by tobacco experts. Smoking a Quincy is urged as the proof.
In the American League games today the scheduled matchups include Srekteries versus cs and Poe t Re at Cleveland. In the National League Franklin at Philadelphia and Cincinnati St. One are listed for the day.
George Kelly of the Giants belted two home runs in the morning game to lift New York to an 8 to 1 victory over Brooklyn. His first shot cleared the scoreboard after Young started the inning with a circuit drive. Kelly added another grand swing in the third with two on and two out, driving the ball over the right field wall. He also had two singles.
Lexington Council No 94 Knights of Columbus baseball team defeated Concord Junction 8 to 1 at Lexington Athletic Field yesterday noon. Batteries Zettler Lynch Smith Donaldson. R H E line shows Lexington 24001608 and Concord Junction 1400000638.
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