Morton Blanks the Red Sox 3 to 0 in Fenway Win
Guy Morton pitched a near no hit game for Cleveland, limiting Boston to two hits as the Indians defeated the Red Sox 3 to 0. Eddie Foster and Stuffy McInnis sparkled in defense, while Wood provided Cleveland’s only two-base hit and Thornton’s call overturned a scoring ruling on Burns.
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International League Scores and Rain Delays
Toronto 6 Rochester C Buffalo 11 Syracuse 3 Jersey City Reading Rain Newark Baltimore Rain.
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Baseball schedule for league matchups on the day
In the American League St Louis plays Boston and Cleveland faces New York while Chicago meets Philadelphia Detroit contests Washington. In the National League Boston visits Pittsburg Brooklyn travels to St Louis New York hosts Cincinnati and Philadelphia plays Chicago.
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Phillies Rally Past Cubs 6 2 on Hot Hitting
Philadelphia bunched its hits to defeat Chicago 6 to 2. Hubbell pitched well in relief and Goldie Rapp homered in the first inning marking his 24th consecutive game with a hit.
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Philadelphia
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Williams
Parkinson
Weereees
Bruggy
Flack
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Marriott
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Barber
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Nd Brennan
Fae
Synane
Boston Printers' Team Heads to Detroit Tournament
A hearty send off greeted the Boston printers' baseball team as they left yesterday for Detroit. They will compete next week in the Union Printers' National Baseball league 14th annual tournament with teams from many large cities represented. Members of Typographical Union 13 wished the locals luck at the station.
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Detroit
Wek
Union Printers
National Baseball League
Typographical Union 13
Umpire Life and World Series Prospects in 1921
Opinion notes and brief quips on umpire life. Speculation places the World Series in Pittsburg, Cleveland, New York, or Boston. Baseball humor references Connie Mack travels and A's standings with playful jabs at teams and figures of 1921.
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New York
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Connie Mack
Giants Win on Reds Misplays and Tigers Rock A's 18 6
In Cincinnati New York edges Cincinnati 10 7 in ten innings aided by early Reds miscues. Detroit blasts Philadelphia 18 6 as Heisman and Veach homer and Philadelphia errors fuel the rout.
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Cincinnati
New York
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Boxer Johnny Dun Dee Beats Bert Spencer in Nine Rounds
In Brooklyn at the Broadwey Exhibition Association Johnny Dun Dee the Scotch Wop pummeled Bert Spencer for nine rounds until Spencer's seconds threw in the towel. Spencer suffered a severe cut over the right eye needing five stitches. Buck Josephs outpointed Marty Silvers in the ten round semi final.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Bert Spencer
Seeman Wins Bantamweight Title Bout At Rockaway Steeplechase
Sol Seeman, former amateur bantamweight champion, earned the decision over Lew McFarland in a 12 round final at the Steeplechase A. A. of Rockaway. Eddie Gorman stopped Patsy Bray in the tenth round and Harry Abbott defeated Bill Bush in six rounds.
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New York
Sol Seeman
Lew McFarland
Rockaway
Eddie Gorman
Patsy Bray
Harry Abbott
Bill Bush
Andy Leonard Dies in Brookline Sports Figure Passes
Andrew J. Leonard known as Andy Leonard, a Boston sports figure and minstrel entertainer, died at his Brookline home. He was in his fourth year and survived by his wife Mary Duffy and his brothers Billy and John, with Billy a current American League scout.
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Presnt
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Mary Duffy
Williams to Face Johnston in Longwood Bowl Challenge
R Norris Williams 2d defeated Zenzo Shimidzu at Chestnut Hill to earn a shot at bowl holder William M Johnston in the Longwood bowl final challenge round at 2 30 this afternoon.
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Zenzo Shimidzu
Little Nippon Star
Chestnut Hill
William M. Johnston
Billy Johnston
Williams
Jap Shimidzu
William
Califore
Nian
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Johnston
W. J. Clothier
California
Williams Advances as Williams Beats Shimidzu in Tennis Doubles
In doubles, Ichiya Kumagae and Zenzo Shimidzu qualified for the final over Wallace Johnson and Harry Johnson. Williams dominated Shimidzu in singles, earning 55 points to 10, and defeated him to reach the final stage.
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Wallace Johnson
Harry Johnson
R. B. Bidwell
W. E. Porter
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Johnston
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Nippon
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Wallace
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W. J. Bates
Edmund Levy
Ichiya Kumagae
Johnson
Egg and Coburn clash in top billed cycling show
At the Revere cycle track tonight Oscar Egg of Switzerland and Willie Coburn headline a program featuring sprint heats and pursuit races. Georges Seres meets Georges Wiley and George Chapman in a 40 mile motor paced showdown after Seres recovers from injuries. Professionals and amateurs also race in special sprint events.
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Willie Coburn
New York
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Coburn
Georges Seres
Georges Wiley
George Chapman
Charley Verkeyn
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Wiley
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Harvard Yale loss to Oxford Cambridge seen by British visitors
The piece notes Oxford Cambridge dominated by contrast with Harvard and Yale in the UK tour. It remarks Nokes throws 16 feet 7 inches while others underperform stadium times. It predicts Crimson and Blue would likely beat the Moakley Fitzpatrick pairing and mentions boxing and tennis matchups involving Johnny Wilson and Billy Johnston.
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Fiske Brown
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Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Grimson
Blue
Moakley-Fitzpatrick
McHenry Delivers Lone Home Run to Lift St. Louis Past Brooklyn
In St Louis on July 29 a fifth inning home run by McHenry produced a 1 to 0 win over Brooklyn. Pfeffer earned his fifth victory in six starts since joining the locals.
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Jury Awards Umpire 1200 in Exhibition Fight
A Mobile jury awarded $600 to umpire Edward Lauzon against George H. Kelly and A. J. Dolan of the New York Giants for an April 1 exhibition game assault in Mobile. Dolan had a $25 police court fine. Kelly was not arrested.
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New York National League Baseball Club
A. J. “Casey
Dolan
Edward Lauzon
Anmpire
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Giants
Philadelphia Americans
Kelly
Lauzen
Burke KO’s English Hope in Two Rounds at Palace of Joy
Pittsburg heavyweight Jack Burke knocked out Harry Sharpe in the second round of a 10 round feature at the Palace of Joy. Frankie Ryan stopped Joe Steers in round four. Paulie Mack of Bay Ridge won from Marty Deegan on a foul in round four.
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New York
Jack Burke
Pittsburg
Harry Sharpe
Hope
Palace of Joy Tonight
Frankie Ryan
Joe Steers
Paulie Mack
Bay Ridge
Marty Deegan
Bowler Health Farm and Championship Weight Rules Debate
Discussion on weight limits for championship boxing at Bowler Health Farm Marlboro Mass. and arguments about whether champion or challenger must meet class weight before weigh-in. Includes references to Mike O Dowd, Carpentier, Bob Martin, and Bob Roper and a note on Scottish games entries.
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L ‘Watt
Bowler Health Farm
Marlboro
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Mike O' Dowd
Mike O’dowd
Carpentier
Bob Martin
Bob Roper
New York
Princeton
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