Wilson and Robinson Set for Friday Night Middleweight Clash
Johnny Wilson faces George Robinson in a Montreal framed title showdown setup. Montreal papers favor Robinson citing a prior win while Wilson’s camp vows a one round finish and to draw the color line after Friday’s bout at the Arena. Robinson trains daily at Delmont’s gym as Wilson keeps fit at Charlestown.
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Rain Forces Sox to Lose Possible Victory in Detroit
In Detroit on July 10 Manager Duffy pulled the Red Sox from the field as a heavy rainstorm halted play with the Sox leading 4 to 1 in the fifth inning. Russell starred for Boston after an early four-run burst against Ehmke, while Middleton relieved Ehmke and dueled with Russell.
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Gotham Boys 10 Play Here Gotham Boys 10 Play Here
Gotham High and New York all star team scheduled for a Fenway Park intersectional game after a strong showing by Gotham. Jimmy Cassell of BC High pitched a no hit no run gem with 17 strikeouts aided by catcher Doc Gautreau. Cassell will go to Fardham.
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Hutchinson Returns With Open Golf Trophy
Jock Hutchinson of Chicago, winner of the British open, arrives in New York aboard the Carmania displaying the silver open championship cup. The trophy bears the names of past winners dating to 1872 and was used as a loving cup with champagne during the ship’s July Fourth celebration.
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United News
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
England
Arlington Twilight Team Schedules Two Games This Week
The Arlington twilight baseball team will play two games this week. Tonight at 6 15 p m they face Revere at Spy Pond Athletic Field Arlington. Wednesday at 6 15 p m they meet St Joseph Athletic Association, formerly the Lincolns of Somerville, at the same field.
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Kearns Denies Rumors Amid Belmont Hotel Scene
Parked in a Belmont Hotel suite, Jack Kearns denied rumors while humming a bluesy tune. The World champion’s manager had just cashed in 300000 dollars for an afternoon’s work a week earlier, prompting chatter.
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United News
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Jack Kearns
Kearns Denies Split With Dempsey as Rumors Swirl
Kearns defends his relationship with Jack Dempsey saying rumors of a split are false. He details payments to staff, camp expenses, and bonuses, and notes ongoing plans in New York with the champion. Dempsey aims to fight next, despite theater offers.
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Jack Dempsey
Atlantic City
Carpentier
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Jack Johnson
New York
Redbirds End Series Today at the Allston Wigwam
The Cincinnati Redbirds finish their current series with the Braves at the Allston Wigwam. Tomorrow the Chicago Cubs arrive for single games, with a twin bill on Wednesday. Jack Kelliher Day honors the Cubs infield player from Brookline, celebrated by local groups. The St. Louis Cardinals visit Saturday for a two game set against the Braves, weather permitting.
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Giants Secure Causey in Trade With Phil
The New York Nationals announce a deal sending pitcher Jesse Winters and infielder John Monroe to Philadelphia in exchange for pitcher Cecil Causey a former Giant. Winters had been with the Toronto Internationals.
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New York Nationals Today
Jesse Winters
John Monroe
Philadelphia Nationals
Cecil Causey
Winters
Toronto Internationals
Boston Pitcher Heads to Canada to Play Ball
Thomas E. Fitzgerald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Fitzgerald of Lexington, a crack pitcher known across Greater Boston, left by train for Canada to join the New Waterford nine in an Eastern Canada league.
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Fifth international college track meet set for July 23
The Stadium hosts the fifth international college meet on July 23 featuring Harvard Yale and the combined Harvard Yale team versus Oxford and Cambridge. Both sides have two wins this season and will field many of the world's top runners.
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British runners join Harvard Yale in old rivalry meet
The British greyhounds arrive in New York as Harvard and Yale stars return from nationals. The Oxford Cambridge team features Reese of Nebraska and Tolbert of Oklahoma in the shot while Abrahams and Rudd lead sprint hopes. Harvard Yale aim to upset in field events and run events with Cap tain O Connell and Chapman among contenders.
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Tarzan” Tolbert
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Ned” Gourdin
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Red Sox Texan John Collins Escapes Injury After Brush With Death
July 10 Detroit report says John Collins Red Sox right fielder was hit on the skull by a curve ball from Jim Middleton in the fifth inning and collapsed. He was resting in ice packs at the Hotel Fort Shelby and expected to miss several days, with X rays showing no serious injury.
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Yale and Harvard Track Meet Prospects With New Scoring
Yale coach Johnny Mack led eight Yale runners through the first official workout on Soldiers Field as the 1921 carnival approach grows. Harvard’s Dick Whitney and other stars joined practice while the enclosed oval remained wet from a recent storm.
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Washington policeman aims to challenge boxing champ Dempsey
Henry Darneille a 22 year old Washington police officer who fought at Capitol Hills on July 4th and reportedly beat over 100 men seeks a Dempsey match. Todd Woodworth mining magnate signed a contract, promising training and a $500000 investment to propel the aspiring pugilist toward the world heavyweight fight.
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Henry Darneille
Washington
Capitol Hills
Jack Dempsey
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Dempsey
Todd C. Woodworth
Nevada
United States
Capitol Hills Hospital
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Belmont Hotel
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Winchester hosts midweek four-ball match golf tournament
The State amateur championship wraps up and Winchester Country Club hosts a week long event from Wednesday to Friday. Qualifying for four match play divisions begins midweek with two gross and two net prizes and prizes for winners and runners up. The course will be open for practice on Tuesday for entrants and improvements are noted by visiting players.
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Worcester
Arlington Summer School offers five week program for promotion make-up
Arlington initiates a five week summer school to help pupils who failed promotion or need makeup work. Sessions run three hours daily five days a week to advance students with their regular class in the fall.
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Funeral for Charles T Hartwell at Arlington home
The funeral of Charles T Hartwell will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from his residence at 792 Massachusetts avenue Arlington. He was a prominent local citizen and a member of the Masonic bodies the Odd Fellows and the Royal Arcanum.
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Massachusetts Avenue
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