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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
10
In Chapter XIX Georges recalls a brutal bout with Klaus the Pittsburg Bear Cat in Dieppe. He describes Klaus as a fearsome infighter who overpowered him despite Georges’s speed and tactics. The bout ends with Georges exhausted, learning to master infighting to rise higher.
The narrative recalls after Sullivan bouts the brutal training and pain endured for a long campaign. It highlights a pivotal win over Willie Lewis, the American welterweight, and the awakening to American fighting styles and tactics that shaped the author’s career and views on boxing.
The narrator recalls a bold plan at eighteen to challenge Frank Klaus for the middleweight crown, after gaining confidence from a victory over Willie Lewis. He describes the reckless enthusiasm of youth and his talk with Descamps about seizing the chance to succeed Stanley Ketchel.
Fast Boston High captured the district high school track and field championship at Tech Field with 711.2 points. West Roxbury placed second with 381.2 points and East Boston set a half mile record by Barney McDermott of West Roxbury, while J Hill of Brighton won the senior quarter mile.
Satirical column by Neal R. O'Hara mocks child labor and the idea of parents using offspring for wealth. It parodies earnings for Jackie Coogan and Sammy Rzechowski while outlining absurd “kiddie careers” and stock-market fantasies as a critique of greed and premature retirement schemes.
Chicago defeated Pittsburg 7 to 6 in 12 innings as Cooper held the visitors to nine hits through nine. Carlson pitched in the 10th allowing three Cubs runs before Pittsburgh tied it again. Evers was ejected by Umpire Brennan in the second for disputing balls and strikes.
Miss Marion Hollins of New York led Miss Cecil Leitch two holes from finish but failed on the last two, losing on the eighteenth. Leitch held on after a late rally as Hollins strained to close out the match at Turnberry Scotland.
The British champion held a two-up lead early, but Miss Hollins rallied with par golf and superb putting to square at the seventh. The match swung back and forth with pars and strong approach shots until Hollins briefly led at 14, then Leitch faltered at 16 before Hollins pressed toward victory with two holes remaining as the crowd watched.
Billy Shine of Quincy defeated Billy Gannon of Philadelphia in the 10 round main event at the Navillus A C in Salem. In the semi final, Young O'Neil of Nashua outpointed Young Dempsey of Boston in 10 rounds. Two other bouts also held.
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