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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
18
In Paris, Georges Carpentier recounts his brutal bout with Fred Papke, his near knockout, and his vow to learn infighting. Guided by Descamps and Willie Lewis he trains in the American style, mastering the one two punch and body work to reclaim his career.
The narrator laments a loss to Klaus and a forcing to quit the ring by Billy Papke. He contemplates quitting boxing as despair deepens, though Descamps shows no such hesitation.
A 1921 clipping satirizes sport and entertainment figures. The writer comments on baseballs, leather, and race themes while noting headlines about Heinie Groh and Carpentier. It references Japan, Tex Rickard, and prohibition with a wry tone.
In Chapter XXIII from Tomorrow Morning's Post, Moreau falls after being knocked down twice in the eighth round as the narrator showcases American infighting brought to France. Newspapers credit the fighter's closeup technique and imply future encounters with Papke and Klaus were desired but未.
Cleveland 13020600110 8 Boston 000120100 4 Two-base hits Jamieson McInnis Sewell Graney Collins Scott Menosky. Sacrifice hits Smith 2, Bases on balls Off Sothoron 2 off Myers 2 off Nietske 3 off Uble 1. Struck out By M 1 by Nietske 1 by While 4. Double Plays Johnston Pratt to Scott to McInnis. Hit by pitched balls Johnston by Myers Pratt by Uble. Balk Uble. Hits Off Sothoron 5 in 12 3 innings off Myers 5 in 81 83 off Nietske 3 in 4 Time 2 49m Umps Dineen Connolly.
George Chaney and Danny Frush of Baltimore won 12 round decision bouts here tonight. Chaney edged Billy McCann in the lightweight contest, Frush stopped Eddie Wallace in the third round for the featherweight win, Frankie Rice beat Young Erne in four rounds on a foul, and Pat McGovern won a newspaper decision over Tack Dalton in six rounds.
Tufts completely outclassed Colby in Waterville as the game ended after the seventh inning with Tufts leading 18 to 3. Colby pitching was Colluci and Callahan with Daniels Howard and Lanpher handling the field.
Cleveland Indians, led by an injured Tris Speaker and boosted by Larry Gardner’s three hits including a triple, defeated the Boston Red Sox 8 to 4 at the Hub. Uhle contributed three hits in support as Nemo Seibold made two standout plate-returns, highlighting a lackluster Red Sox performance.
The Salada A A invites matches with amateur or semi pro baseball nines. Contact manager John F. Behnken at Salada Tea Company located at Berkeley and Stuart streets in Boston 17 for arrangements.
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