Boxing Bouts Boost Holiday Interest in Boston Area
Promoters largely passed receipts to performers but the holiday card drew praise for Paul Doyle and Nate Siegel's clash. Doyle defeated Siegel, boosting Doyle’s New England following while Siegel’s reception drew regret. Debates over future matchups include Shevlin Doyle for the welter title and potential Carpentier Gibbons showdowns with Garden bets on a Labor Day clash. Johnson Wills prospects also loom in Brooklyn or New York venues as reformers spar over his return.
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Cubs Get the Breaks to Win
Chicago won the final game of the series from Cincinnati 3 to 2 in a pitching duel between Cheeves and Rixey. Deal's triple and Crane's error after a hit batsman produced the first two runs, with Killefer and Flack driving in the third. Roush homered for Cincinnati, Neal singled, a sac, and Crane doubled for two to close the scoring.
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Baseball Tonight Divisional Showdowns Across The League
In the American League Washington visits Boston while Detroit goes to Chicago. In the National League Boston meets Philadelphia and Brooklyn travels to New York with St Louis playing Pittsburgh.
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Playgrounds Open at Lexington Centre and East Lexington
The Lexington Centre and East Lexington playgrounds opened for the summer season with large attendances. More than 100 children registered at the Centre. Miss Anne Moakley supervises the Centre and Miss Anne Broderick heads East Lexington. The pools drew crowds and teams will form for an inter playground baseball series.
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Wall Street Notes from a 1921 Market Satire
A satirical 1921 column mocks stock chatter and daily market absurdities. It reports fanciful figures, dividend talk, rumors of divorces, fashion jokes, and exaggerated sectors while lampooning brokers and investors amid a chaotic financial mood.
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Ryder Leads New England Athletes Toward New Mexico Games
Jack Ryder trains the New England team after Pasadena, planning a trip to New Mexico for a slate of games with his group not fearing the Villas in that region. Bill Bingham trains Harvard athletes with his usual fervor and hints at a surprise for the upcoming international games following the Stadium events.
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Cantabs Begin Maine Defi Challenge from Holton High
Cambridge Latin School nine considers a challenge from Holton High Maine following a 4 to 2 win over Portland High. Cambridge awaits Lane Tech Chicago challenge while hoping for a possible national title game in Cleveland if they beat Lane Tech. Public subscription may fund the trip.
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Concord to Host Newton Post American Legion Twilight Game
Concord baseball club will play the Newton Post American Legion nine in a twilight contest at the Concord Centre playground tomorrow at 6 15 p m. Managed by T Alfred Wilson the Concord team is playing snappy ball this summer.
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Yale and Crimson athletes prepare for Oxford Cambridge games
Edward Duffey and associates urge Yale and Harvard athletes to report for training ahead of the Stadium events on July 23. News recounts Earl Thomson, Jake Driscoll, Jimmy Connelly, Hal Cutbill and other New England performers finding success, while Paddock and Hill challenge Ray for sprint and mile supremacy amid global contenders.
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