Red Sox edge White Sox in nine as Jones shines
Boston defeats Chicago 4 to 1 at Comiskey Park behind Sam Jones four hits allowed and sharp defense. Risberg opened the scoring with a sixth inning triple and Blasts from McInnis and Foster helped Boston clinch in the ninth as Wilkinson settled in after rough early hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sam Jones
White Sox
Boston Red
Comiskey Park
Jones
Roy Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Risberg
Red Sox
Hap Felsch
Gleason
Sam
Hooper
Wilkingon
Red Stockings
McNally
Menosky
MclIunis
Weaver
Jackson
Felsch
Jack Collins
Foster
Schang
Eddie Collins
Hendryx
E. Collins
McInnis
Scott
Boston
A. E
Fiese
J. Collins
O Risberg
BP AE Bibs
Rebalk
Gee.se
Pirates on Trail of Braves in Rainy Day Cancelled Game
The Braves faced a likely postponement as light sprinkles and threatening skies led owner Grant to order the "No Game" sign posted at noon. Despite favorable playing conditions, management chose to cancel the game to avoid risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Grant
Baseball Fans Find No Show as Brighton Grounds Open After Lull
By 1 o clock the sun was out and the Brighton grounds promised ideal conditions but no high priced stars appeared. Hollie was questionable with a morning illness and replacements at first base were discussed. Rumors tied Red Sox to Starz and Collins as reinforcements, while Rawlings moved to Philadelphia and Statz’s slump dimmed his appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Hollie
Hank
Gowdy
Johnnie Rawlings
Philadelphia
Cravath
Bancroft
Giants
Rawlings
Quakertown
Starz
Red Sox
Sox
Shane Collins
Windy City
Lady
Berkshires
Boston
Statz
Collins
Shone
Magee Testifies In Suit Over Base Ball Bet
Lee Magee testified in U S District Court that he bet $500 with Hal Chase on the Cincinnati club to win a game against Boston on July 2 1918. He claimed Chase arranged a bet against Cincinnati and Magee stopped payment on a check after learning of the double cross. Other witnesses included John Heydler and William Veeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lee Magee
United States District Court
Boston
Magee
Chicago
Hal Chase
Chase
Roush
John Heydler
National League
William Veeck
Heydaler
Veeck
Heydler
Akron and Buffalo Rivalry Boosts Underdog Toronto Night
A fragmented score snippet shows Toronto facing Akron and Buffalo with unclear results. It hints at a competition on a regional schedule, mentioning teams Akron Buffalo Toronto and percentages.
Schoolboy Crews Lead in Boston Interscholastic Regatta
English High and Brookline High, Cambridge Latin and Boston College High School crews won the two trial heats for championship fours on the Charles River between Cottage Farm and Harvard bridges yesterday. They finished first and second respectively and qualified for the final race tomorrow afternoon on the same course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English High
Brookline High
Cambridge Latin
Boston College High
Boston
Brookline High Dominates Early Heat in Second Crews Regatta
Brookline High School won the initial trial heat for second fours by ten lengths with Boston Latin taking second and earning a berth. Rindge Tech edged High School of Commerce for second place in the second heat. Brookline led early in the first race but English High moved ahead by the first quarter and finished ten feet ahead of Brookline. Boston Latin trailed by a length and a half, Huntington four lengths back. In the second heat Cambridge High and Latin led briefly before Cambridge pulled ahead to beat BC High by a full open-water length. Brookline had a walkover in the first heat for second fours, clocking 6 minutes 23 seconds. The closest finish came in the final second fours heat as Commerce and Rindge Tech dueled, with Rindge nose ahead under the Harvard bridge. First Crows results list English High, Brookline High, Boston Latin, Huntington in the first heat with 6m 33s. Cambridge High and Latin wins second heat at 6m 29s. Brookline High wins third heat at 6m 25s. Rindgenhall wins fourth heat at 6m 54s with Commerce and Rindge Tech close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline ‘High
Brookline
Boston Latin
Rindge Tech
High School of Commerce
Brookline High
English High
Commerce
Rindge
Harvard Bridge
Foster
Owen
Sawyer
Algar Bow
Lopans
Canning
Smith
Ca Wasson
Morsé Bow
Aaronson Coxewall
Stuart
Bunker
Cleary
Straus
Sullivan
Huntington School
Woods
Perrin
Rich
Hersey
Moody
Cambridge High
Latin
Anderson
Rudmap
Stevens Bow
Cunningham
Boston College High
O'Co
Walsh
Fallon
Carroll
Bow
Vonnelly
Forrest
Whittaker
McSorley
Cet Bow
Looney
Beardsley
Lent
Kihigren
Gatley Bow
Toupence
Prentiss
Williams
Hope
Wilson Bow
Adams
Norton
Rice
Guild
Sheffren Bow
Flynn
BR. Huss
Lyons
F. Huss
Wason Bow
Rindgenhal
Mac-Afee
Lagsdin
Lehnor
Green Bow
Donnelly
iShaller
Goldstein
Reardon
Hub Ad Men In Golf Battle
A. E. Taylor of New York won the Century Club golf tournament at Mt Tom Golf Club with a net 67. L. E. Kingman of Boston and Lee Maxwell of New York tied for runner up with 69. Over 150 members attended and 78 scores were posted. the event closed with a banquet led by James M. Hooley of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
A. E. Taylor
New York
Century Club
New England
Mt. Tom Golf Club
L. E. Kingman
Boston
Lee Maxwell
H. M. D. Comfuld
James JD. Hooley
BR. Taylor
Kingman
Maxwell Leth RR
Orr
H. N. D. Gomfuld
Essceeressere
P. A. Alleo Gosto
Anes
Waite Sereersseerest
MAUM
Raeeeeeerrerrree
J. L. Wyckoff
N. J. Peabody
B. A. Malloy
H. Drake
FB. Chichester
Samson E
SAUD
Winslow
Princeton names McCulloch 1921 track captain
Robert M. McCulloch of Tenafly New Jersey was chosen captain of the Princeton track team for the 1921 season at the annual banquet. The class of 1921 member specializes in distance events and runs the mile and two miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Robert M. McCulloch
Tenafly
McCulloch
Olympic Pentathlon Trials and Amateur Union Championship Set
The American Olympic Pentathlon final trials and the amateur union championship will be held simultaneously in Brooklyn on Sunday July 4. The event takes place in New York and marks a joint competition date for both organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
McDermott Chosen 1921 Track Captain at Cornell
Thomas McDermott of Stoneham Massachusetts was approved as captain of the Cornell track team for 1921 by the athletic council in Ithaca New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Thomas ©. McDermott
Stoneham
Mass
Cornell Athletic Council
Solons Top Sotheron 5 3 in Tight Tilt
Washington beat St. Louis 5 3 as Washington players hit key home runs by Williams and Sisler. Johnson’s seventh inning homer put the Solons in front, aided by St. Louis fielding miscues in a tense Memorial Day clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Washington
Sotheron
Williams
Sisler
Johnson
AB. R. BE
PO. A
Shanks
Weeenee Minn
Rice
Ef Roth
Herris
Ellerbe
O'Neill Picinieh
Sateen
Jacobson
Austin
Corben
Neeepene
Severeid
van Gilder
Smith
Louis
Wawerese
H. Severeid
Iliams
Fllerbe
Roth
O'Neill
Harris
mitch—Sotheron
Latonia Race Meet Results Highlight Multiple Races
Weather clear and track fast as Latonia hosts seven races for four year olds and up in claiming purses from 1200 to 2500. Notable entries include Madge F and Mahony in the opener, Marjorie McKay and Itha S in maiden fillies, and Dazie plus Refugee among others in later divisions with several horses marked eligible. The note mentions water-cleared Belmont holes reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge F
Wave
Skiles Knob
Legotal
Age
Lady Tuxary
Mahony
Dr. Carmen
Basil
Saul Conduit
Bullion
Docod
Ies
Marjorie McKay
Itha S
Miss Fontaine
Madras Gingham
James
W. P. Dabny
Harlock
Melancholia
Huffaker
Lottery
Night Wind
Bourbon Green
Darnley
Buncranna
Parts Maid
Bandyma
Jellison
Frank Wilson
Guide. Post
Refugee
Military Girl
Aurina
Orlova
Rette- Believe
Ablaze
Lady In Black
Easter Flower
Arrow Point
Mile
Dazie
Sweet Liberty
Furbelow
Goldi
Rose
Marte Maxim
Mazda
Lady Mountjoy
Linton Hotel
Pastomreru
Sands of
Damask
Peace Pennant
Be Frank
King Gorin
Rosedale
Marie Miller
Viva America
Rezale
Dark Hill
Harvest King
Brignenr
War Prize
Claimine
Sunduria
Money
Athena
Maurauder
Aztec
Brynlimahta
Bar One
Kling
Waterford
Grey Eagle
Plantarede
Trophy
Bond
Harry Burgoyne
Fly Home
Alvord
Camels Cigarette Ad Praises Turkish and Domestic Blend
An advertisement touts Camels as a cigarette revelation with an expert blend of choice Turkish and domestic tobaccos. It claims the Camel blend surpasses either tobacco smoked straight and urges preference over competing tobaccos.
Resolute Defeats Vanitie in America’s Cup Trials Drift
Resolute outdrifted Vanitie in light northeast wind on a 30 mile leeward and return course, finishing shortly after 5 pm and keeping a two to one series lead. Vanitie trailed by over three miles, failing to cross the line for 30 minutes after Resolute. Tomorrow’s triangulation course set with warmer weather forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. IL
Leeward
Cor
Resolute
Vanitie
Be Outerners
Anela
Bo Welphs
Els O
Aaa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hub
A. L. Champs
KE. Collins
Wikinson
Connolly
Moriarty
B . Penn
Summer Street
Washington Street
Water St
Spring Lane
Pirates
Paul H. Shannon
International League
Orsey Eid
Akia
Racuse
Akron
Ackence
Toronto
Buffalo
Charles
Frank Gaffney
HUB AD
Batile
TIGER
M'Dermott
Cornell
Solons
Slam Sotheron
Paulette
Phils
Paulettes
Fletcher
Alexander
Miller
Meee Williams
O Stengel
R Wee
Meusel
Es Pletcher
R Miller
Witherow
Rixey
A. Black
Herzog
Terry
Og Obertson
Seneces
Barber
O'Farrell
Page Weyth
Chicago Aetene
Robertson
Stengel
me——Ih
Klem and
Emaslie
Latonia
Belmont
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
Vanitle
Commonwealth Country Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!