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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1919

Page

8

Baseball Batting Race Looms as Sluggers Slump

The piece tracks top hitters in the American and National Leagues led by Sisler and O horpe with .336 and high averages. It notes Jackson Cobb and Rice near century hits, Ruths home run pace, and Kerr's win over Johnson in a notable game while detailing fielding and pitching standouts.

Myers Brooklyn O'horpe Braves Speaker Cleveland Jackson Rice Sisler Veach Wheat Doyle Giants Scott Red Sox

Harvard Yale Victory in Long Drawn-Out Grudge Match

Harvard defeated Yale 18 to 17 in a drawn out contest described as a fierce rivalry. The report mocks the event as a fish themed battle with humorous lines about fish captures and a morning launch, noting Harvard’s superior play and Yale’s pluck.

Harvard Eli Yale Yale Harry Lauder Crimson

Battles at Longwood at Hand

Longwood to kick off on new Chestnut Hill courts with 66 entries from across the country. Secretary Richard Bishop lists stars from Atlantic to Pacific such as Wallace Johnson H Bullock B Yamasaki G B Peterson Dr Goodridge William M Johnson and many more among the contenders for the Longwood bowl trophy.

Chestnut Hill Atlantic Pacific Richard Bishop Longwood Cricket Club Wallace Johnson H. Bullock B. Yamasaki G. B. Peterson Dr. Goodridge William M. Johnson G. P. Gardner, Jr H. C. Johnson R. B. Bidwell A. N. Reggio Charles Gériand Richard C.tte G. Colbert Caner T. B Plimpton W. M. Washburn R. Norris Williams H. V G. W. Helm M. Hobbs Kholt R. G. Bray W. W. Rice H. Godfrey H Bullock H. S. Guild Norman Johnson J. Bis Yoter Peabody G. Dionne Charles Garland Lescoiee Richard Crocker B. Fenno, Jr Howard Woshell Horace Taxlor R. Lindley Murray Claffin Dabney Wastin T. Tilden, Jr Frank J. Sullowa En Yamasaki Clarence J. Griffin Warland H. H. Crane Praffman

Dempsey to Meet Winner of Carpentier Beckett Bout

Promoter C B Cochren announced in London that champion Jack Dempsey will fight the winner of the Carpentier Beckett match, French and British champions, in London early next year. Date to be set later.

London C. B. Cochren Jack” Dempsey Pugilist Georges Carpentier Joe Beckett

Ted Meredith’s Two Hardest Races Compared

The sprinter explains that his toughest events were the 1912 Stockholm Olympic 800 metres where he set a world mark and the 1914 A A U 440 yard title in Baltimore where he ran 15 seconds on a slow track. He finished exhausted in both cases, running blind the final six yards in Baltimore.

Ted Meredith Stockholm Tom Halpin Val Wilkie Baltimore Meredith

J. Jackson Tops County Batting Lead With 100th Hit

Joe Jackson of the White Sox becomes the first big league player this year to reach 100 hits in the county race. Zack Wheat trails close as the nearest contender among the Nationals with nine hits so far.

Joe Jackson White Sox Sheeler Zack Wheat

Make 'Em Close Is Mack Idea For Athletics

Connie Mack's Athletics cling to bottom rungs of the ladder with slim chances for improvement. Despite dim prospects they hustle daily and treat every game as a real ball contest.

Mack Connie Mack Pennant Connie

Connie Mack's motto drove rugged Athletics play

Amos Strunk recalls Connie Mack's demand to "Make 'em close" and never loaf. Mack prized constant effort, yanking indifference, trading away listless stars, and sending four pitchers in a loss to show fans a real contest.

Amos Strunk Connie Mack Mack Connie Braves Lordly Athletics Philadelphia Sage Amos

Longwood tennis tourney opens without Australian players

Arthur Duffey notes the Longwood tournament starts on Chestnut Hill courts today without the visiting Australian racquet stars. He recalls past champions while anticipating strong local interest and mentions related athletic notes from Beacon Hill to Worcester and beyond.

Longwood Chestnut Hill Anthony Wilding Norman Brookes Net

Red Sox Furious Over Mays Trade Demand

Detroit July 20. The Red Sox threaten a mass walkout if Carl Mays is traded to the Yankees or any pennant rival. Players denounce his desertion and urge harsh action, arguing his transfer would reward disloyalty and set a bad precedent.

Detroit New York Yankees Carl Mays Red Sox Boston Mays Yankees New York Barrow Miller Huggins Yankee Chicago Cleveland Walter Johnson

Senators keep pace with rivals in season push

Washington senators hold off contenders as they beat Cleveland three of five and split with the White Sox. Griff hits well while Walter Johnson struggles in the fourth game. The team shows fight but fans wish the surge had begun earlier.

Brooklyn White Sox Kerr Walter Johnson Milwaukee Johnson Washington Yankees Cleveland Senators Griff

BRAVES HAVE SOFT PICKINGS AT NEW BRITAIN GAME

New Britain Conn July 20 The Boston Braves defeated the Pioneers 6 to 2 in a fast game watched by about 5000. Jim Scott pitched well for the Braves holding the Embryo Sluggers in check while Maranville Herzog Thorpe and Boeckel drove in runs. The locals scored in the seventh on Goebs double and Fallon bunt, with Johnson scoring in the ninth on a muff and double by Lynch.

New Britain Conn Boston Braves Pioneers Stallings Braves Jim Scott Maranville Herzog Rawlings Red Smith Jim Thorpe Boeckel Jim Fred Scott Fallon Johnson Donnelly Lynch Smith

Coombs Eyeing Phillies Purchase From Baker

It is conceded that Jack Coombs may assemble the funds to buy the Phillies from Baker and smooth relations with the new owner once the deal is completed.

Jack Coombs Phillies Baker

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