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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1921

Page

8

Boxers Chased by a Nemesis

Howard G. Reynolds argues that champions are often hunted by a Nemesis and highlights George Robinson chasing Johnny Wilson in a forthcoming 12 round Boston Arena bout. The piece recalls Corbett Fitzsimmons Burns Johnson Williams and Coulon Williams as other famous rivalries. The question remains whether Robinson will finally topple Wilson.

Howard G. Reynolds Robinson Wilson George Johnny Boston Arena Boston John L. Sullivan Jim Corbett Jim John L Corbett Bob Fitzsimmons Carson Fitz Fitzsimmons Bob Tommy Burns Jack Johnson Australia Johnny Coulon Kid Williams Williams Coulon Young Corbett Terry McGovern Hartford Terry

Marquard Guides Reds Past Dodgers 5 to 3

Marquard pitched and hit for Cincinnati to defeat Brooklyn 5 to 3. He scattered hits from his former teammates through seven and allowed Luque to finish in the ninth. Two-base hits by Duneen Hargrave Janvrin. Bohne Crane with three-base hits.

Brooklyn N. Y Marquard Cincinnati Luque Reds Schupp Duneen Hargrave Janvrin Bohne Crane Myers Daubert Mitchell Johnston Olson Schmandt Miljus Piree Brenade MecCormick Teeter Nets

Gibbons Ready to Face Carpentier for Rickard Fight

Tommy Gibbons of St Paul has signaled willingness to box Georges Carpentier in Rickard's planned October international light heavy title bout. Manager Eddie Kane says Gibbons will earn about 60000 for a Carpentier bout and pursue a match with Dempsey afterward. Kane and Gibbons head to New York to finalize terms with Tex Rickard.

ST. Paul Tommy Gibbons Tex Rickard Georges Carpentier Rickard Tommy Carpentier Eddie Kane Gibbons Dempsey Kane New York

Wilson Robinson title bout draws heavy advance sales

Boxing fans flood the Wilson Robinson melee with more than 2600 in receipts on the first day and over 5000 overall. Wilson trains at Morning Glories in Charlestown and heads to Nahant for final touches. Prospects and commentary on Robinson, Carpentier, Moran and other bets fill the ring chatter. A preliminary card at Arena A A features Kelly LaBelle Leonard Farr en Parker Gradwell across eight to ten rounds.

Eppears Johnny Wilon George Robinson Cambridge Robinson Wilson Larry Connolly Bangor Montreal Cambridges Glories Gym Charlestown Nahant Arena A. A Wilson-Robinson Joe ‘‘Hambone Kelly South Boston Maglorie LaBelle Gardner Louis Leonard North End Jimmy Farren East Boston Charley Parker South End Young Gradwell New Jersey

Cornell appoints Crimson coach for Iowa college team

Gordon Morrison, Harvard centre last year, is named coach of Cornell College in Mt. Vernon Iowa. He will move in September to organize the football program for a schedule heavy with conference games in 1921. Morrison, who served in the Royal Air Force, brings Harvard system knowledge and prior coaching at Huntington School.

Gordon Morrison Harvard Cornell College Iowa East Boston Crimson Middle West Eddie Casey Mt. Union College Alliance Ohio Notre Dame Mt. Vernon Centre College Cornell Morrison Cambridge Fisher Huntington School Royal Air Force

Innocent Bystander as a Leading National Industry

A satirical piece from 1921 decries income taxes and wartime burdens, calling innocent bystander life a leading industry. It rails against Congress and the tax system, depicting taxpayers as victims while mocking inspectors, officials, and cemetery of economic woes.

Flivvers Curbstone

New York Nationals Beat St Louis in Series Opener

New York defeats St Louis 2 0 in the first game of the series. Barnes stars with four hits allowed and seven strikeouts as Kelly hits his 13th homer with a man on base. Mann is ejected for protesting decisions.

New York New York Nationals St. Louis É Giants Haines Kelly Barnes Leslie Mann Bailey McHenry Clemons Burns Frisch Rawlings Bancroft Bason Riviere Balk—Bailey Eee Ae Rigler and Moran

L Street Swimmers Club Plans Summer Open Swim

President Gus Wise and club officials slated a meeting at Fred Marda’s office to organize an open swim from the Charlestown Bridge to Boston Light this summer. South Boston divers Sam Richards and Charlie Toth are certain starters, both having completed the Light and back and other feats. A subscription fund aims to send the winner abroad for a Channel swim attempt.

L Street Swimmers’ Club Gus Wise Fred Marda Tremont Street Charlestown Bridge Boston Sam Richards Charlie Toth South Boston

British Athletes Arrive for College Track Meet in New York

Seventeen British athletes from Oxford and Cambridge are due in New York this morning to compete in the international college track and field meet set for July 23 at the Stadium with Harvard and Yale.

Oxford Cambridge New York Harvard Yale

Harvard and Yale Prepare for British Invaders Tour

Major Fred W. Moore and likely A. C. Gilbert greet the English team and arrange stays in America. Harvard invites the visitors to train at the Varsity Club in Cambridge while Princeton and Cornell host at Nassau, with Swampscott options for beach living near the Preston training camp. Daily practices and joint drills are planned at the Stadium as Yale and Harvard line up for the second and final meet.

Fred W. Moore Harvard Athletic Association Yale A. C. Gilbert America Harvard Varsity Club Cambridge Crimson Blue Princeton Cornell Nassau Moore Ocean House Swampscott Preston Bill” Bingham

Two Starters Suggested for July International Track Games

Yale trainer Johnny Mack urges two starters for the July 23 Harvard Stadium events to prevent early flier starts and ensure winners on merit. He warns officials to recall any gun misfires and sees a timely plea for fair competition.

Johnny Mack Yale Harvard Stadium Johnny Mack

Zbyszko Lewis match in Rochester off as listed players fall ill

Zbyszko returned to Poland and Lewis laid up with sciatica causing the Rochester bout to be called off. The letter disputes and crowd estimates follow, noting claims about Gotch, Hackenschmidt and fence contends at Braves Field versus Navin Field.

Stanislaus Zbyszko Stram@ler Lewis Rochester New York Zbyszko Poland Lewis Frank Gotch Hackenschmidt Braves Heilmann Navin Field J. C Spencer Mass Bennett Runne Jersey City

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