Ford Injured as Braves Edge Dodgers 6 5 in See-Saw Tilt
Brooklyn July 24 The Braves overcame a crippled lineup after Horace Ford fractured his nose when struck by a bounding ball. Despite the injury Boston rallied to a 6 5 victory over Wilbert Robinsons Dodgers in a rough see-saw game with late scoring. Cadore started for Brooklyn and Oeschger faced the Braves before reliefs shifted the outcome as Olson, Barbare, Christenbury and Gowdy contributed key hits and Johnsont came home in the eighth to seal the win.
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New York at Pittsburg NL clash features costly miscues
In a National League tilt, New York falls to Pittsburg 5 to 3 amid late miscues and key extra base hits. Southworth and Schmandt deliver two-base and three-base hits, Christenbury and Cadore homer, with Cruise Johnston and Nels stealing bases. Oeschger allows seven hits in five innings, while Cadore surrenders twelve in 7 1 3.
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Yankees Tie Series In Cleveland With 7 3 Victory
New York defeated Cleveland 7 to 3 to even the series. Shawkey and Mails were dominant through seven innings, with Ruth driving in his 100th and 101st runs. Bagby allowed a late surge in relief as Meusel Ward Pipp and Smith produced key hits. A rugged ninth inning saw Cleveland threaten, but the Yankees held on for the win.
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Classified Ads Prove No Man Entitled To Bread Line
A satire of classifieds lists bogus help wanted notes and odd jobs. It lampoons exploitative ads offering sudden fortune, questionable products, and shady schemes from agents to counterfeit goods. The piece mocks clever sales tactics and absurd job descriptions in a 1921 context.
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Senators Put Tigers in Hash Detroit 14 6
Detroit used four pitchers to stop Washington today but the Senators batted them hard and, aided by Tiger errors, won 14 to 6. Johnson relaxed early but sharpened in the pinches. Detroit never threatened after the second inning.
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Harris to Judge bases on balls game summary
Bases on balls favor Harris as Johnson allows one, Cole three, Dauss seven in three innings, Stewart six in two, Park three in one, Cole four in eight. Johnson strikes out three, Dauss one, Stewart one. Picinich error on passed ball. Umpires Obiil and Connolly. Time two hours fifteen minutes.
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Latzo Boxing Bout Promises Extra Inducement
Hazleton youth Steve Latzo risks his status in a Roxbury clash at the Arena tonight with Eddie Shevlin to win an additional 1500 dollars beyond arena compensation, underlined by the promoter.
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Latzo Quigley Bout Promoter Hints Cash Now
A Boston promoter offered money yesterday to Tommy Quigley, Latzo’s manager, at the club office. Latzo impressed by beating Britton and Lewis, while Shevlin vows extra steam to counter Latzo’s left and long-range offense. Betting, door tax, and a busy semi final with Gradwell Brown and two eight rounders headline the card.
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Ted Kid Lewis
Eddie
Young Gradwell
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Georgie Brown
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Joe Tiplitz
Harry Kid Brown
Joe “Hambone
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Louie Lynch
East Boston
Barney Rivers
Woonsocket
Harvard Yale victory over England tops International meet
Arthur Duffey lauds Harvard and Yale for a historic win over English athletes, praising coaches Mack Ham Bing ham Farrell Queal and outstanding performances by Ned Gourdin in the broad jump and sprinting, with debate over final scores and judging methods. The piece highlights Gourdin's 20 feet 2 inch leap and the Crimson Blue team's overall improved form.
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