Fighters ready as Shevlin Latzo clash nears Arena bout
Eddie Shevlin wires from Hanover that he welcomes female interest but warns against overdoing it as he prepares to face Steve Latzo Monday night at the Arena. Latzo’s youth and aggression challenge Shevlin's ring craft in a bout with possible paths to Nate Siegel and a $2500 side bet on the victor.
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Hanover
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Arena
Latzo
Nate
Larry Conley
New England
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Siegel
Doyle
Henry Darneille
Latzo Backers Grow In Roxbury Fight Hype
A Roxbury crowd shows strong ticket sales for Latzo versus Shevlin next Monday. The Roxbury professor’s romance is hinted as a personal factor and The Miners’ victory over Siegel boosts Latzo's local appeal for a rough bout at the Arena.
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Shevlin
Roxbury
Latzo
Siegel
Eddie
Harvard Yale meet pace set by Gourdin Rudd hopes
The sports column notes Ned Gourdin and Warren Rudd as likely double victors for Harvard in the upcoming Harvard Yale meet. Stallard's injured foot adds uncertainty in the mile while O'Connell may surge in the finals. The piece also discusses British athletes and the cost of bringing them to town.
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Ned Gourdin
Harvard
Yale
Ned
Abrahams
Gourdin
Rudd
Stallard
Cambridge
Dennis O’connell
O’connell
Jack Moakley
Keane Fitzpatrick
New York
Sensible Questions and Courteous Answers From 1921 Mailbag
A collage of quirky reader comments and humorous takes on baseball and sports culture from 1921. Entries reference oil stocks, peanut privileges, film bans, and Babe Ruth career notes with playful misdirections and puns.
Oldham Holds Griff s to Four Hits in Detroit Victory
Detroit defeats Washington 7 to 2 as Oldham limits the Griff s to four hits. Zachary yielded 12 hits in under six innings while Veach and Miller hit homers. Flagstead Heilmann doubles. Stolen bases by Flagstead Shorten Shanks.
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Washington
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Veach
Miller
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Heilmann
Bush
Shorten
Shanks
O'Rourke
Harris
Acosta
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Jones
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Judge
O Milan
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Seeee
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Jivceae
O’rourke
Picinich
Seeeers
Grimes Bounces Back to Beat Cardinals in Brooklyn
Grimes the Brook lyn ace who lasted two innings yesterday returned to defeat St Louis 2 to 1 in eleven innings. The winning run came on a Johnston single after Griffiths sacrifice and Neis' hit. Mills and Clemons used as runners, Grimes allowed three walks and four strikeouts. Time 2h 15m.
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St. Louis
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Neis
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Clemons
Smith
McHenry
Schmandt
Doak
Olson
Kilduff
Sehmandt
Hornsby
Lavan
Fournier
Mournier
Clémens
Balle
Brennan
Quigley
Mayor Hosts Athletes Luncheon with Oxford Cambridge and Yale Teams
Mayor Peters hosted a noon luncheon at Copley Plaza for members of the Oxford Cambridge and Harvard Yale athletic squads. About 50 attendees included city officials. He said good will among nations grows from personal contact and clean athletic competition. Captain Rudd of the Oxford Cambridge team supported more frequent intercollegiate meets this year.
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Oxford-Cambridge
Harvard-Yale
Copley Plaza
Rudd
Arlington Post Eleven to Play Gas Nine at Spy Pond
The Arlington Post No 38 American Legion baseball team meets the Boston Consolidated Gas Company nine in a twilight game at Spy Pond Athletic Field in Arlington this evening at 6:30.
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American Legion
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Spy Pond
Arlington
National League Games Set for Doubleheaders and Tests
In National League action Pittsburg visits Boston for two games at 1 30 p m Chicago plays Philadelphia Cincinnati meets New York St Louis travels to Brooklyn with four matchups listed for the day.
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Falk's Homer Wins in 14th
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 in 14 innings as Falk delivers a homer for Texas collegian and Faber gains his 20th win. Faber and Naylor duel with strong defense. Schalk's double and Witt, Walker and Galloway contribute key hits in a tight late contest.
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Sterling
Walker
Galloway
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Pirate Leader- Strong for Tribe
Wet grounds caused yesterday’s Braves Pirates game to be postponed and moved to a double header today starting at 1 30 p m with another twin bill tomorrow afternoon. The Braves and Pirates will juggle pitchers as Mitch faces Smoke Town with McQuillan Scott or Fillingim, Hamilton and Glazner.
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Ponder
Davy Robertson
Chicago Cubs
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Whitted
Robertson
Braves
Pirates
Mitch
Hughia McQuillan
Jack Scott
Dan Fillingim
Smoke Town
Earl Hamilton
Glazner
Pirata Box
Brave team in pennant scramble eyed by rivals
A vivid note portrays a fighting squad with a strong pitching staff and solid defense as equally dangerous title contenders alongside the Giants in the National League pennant chase led by Fred Mitchell's club.
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Fred Mitchell
Giants
Pirates Boss Foresees World Series Bid After Rainout
George Gibson, Pittsburg Pirates captain, talks up his team amid a rainstorm postponement and doubleheader plans. He praises Maranville as the key hitter, calls Cooper and Hamilton strong southpaws, and mentions Adams Glazier Morrison Yellowhorse as rotation assets while noting a right field vacancy.
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Maranville
Cooper
Hamilton
Babe Adams
Morrision Glazier
Yellowhorse
Adams
Morrison
Glazner
Barnhart
Phillies Rout Cubs In Second Straight Win
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 8 to 1 as Ring excelled on the mound allowing six hits. Peters belted a homer in the sixth, while Mai sel, Konetchy and Parkinson contributed two-base hits. Freeman took the loss after yielding ten hits in seven innings.
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Maisel
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