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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1920

Page

8

Army Olympic Trials Highlight Local Track and Field News

Private Woodruff and Charley Storck of Camp Devens show promise for finals in St Louis. Boston bicycle racing draws 12,000 as Nat Butler recruits European stars and a 1500 metre race between Pat McGann and Lieutenant Shan excites spectators.

Woodruff Charley Storck Camp Devens St. Louis Harvard Pat McGann Shan

Old Time Boxing Cards Ahead of June Shows in New England

Promoters announce a string of 12 round bouts in Portland and Boston with Britton versus Shevlin on June 22 in Portland and Papin versus Boyle slated for June 19 in Boston. Local clubs in Somerville Brockton Quincy stage prelims and two title bouts highlight the week.

Britton Eddie Shevlin Portland New York George Papin Joe Tiplitz Philadelphia Battling Levinsky Phinney Boyle New England Boston Papin

Arlington and Lexington to clash on Bunker Hill Day afternoon

The Lexington High School nine and the Arlington High School team will meet on Lexington Athletic Field the afternoon of Bunker Hill Day. Arlington won the first game at Arlington last month.

Lexington High School Arlington High School Lexington Bunker Hill Arlington English High School Boston Dorchester High Boston College High Jimmy Cassell English High Bob Kiley Moundsman, Cassell Charlie O'Hearn Exeter Phillips Andover O'Hearn

New England Boxing Tryouts Set for June 28 in Scenic Temple

Amateur boxing trials organized by the N. E. B A A A A will be held at Scenic Temple on June 28. Winners advance to New York for Olympic finals with President Cuddy overseeing entries. Enquiries and entries go through St. Joseph's Total Abstinence Society in West End.

New England Scenic Temple New York Cuddy St. Joseph's Total Abstinence Society West End Willie Jim London Gardini Boston Russell Field Cambridge North

Cards Humble Giants 5103 at Polo Grounds

The St. Louis Nationals defeated New York 5 to 3 to take a second straight win here. Burns made a sensational one handed catch on Stock in the fifth inning. Catcher Clemons left the game with a finger split from a foul tip.

Yanks Beat Indians 14 to 0 In Big League Contest

New York victorious 14 to 0 at League Park Cleveland as Ruth hits his 17th homer of the season. Meusel Pipp and others collect two base hits while Shawkey and Myers fare as pitchers. Left fielder Evans injures knee and will be out two weeks.

New York Yanks Cleveland Miller Huggins Yanks League Park New York Ruth Ewis Myers Meusel Pipp Rode Rath Johnston Myers Smith Chapman Hannah Shawkey Uble Faeth Eee Evans

Tigers climb out of cellar with 4 3 win in 10 innings

Detroit moved up from eighth place for the first time this season by defeating Philadelphia 4 to 3 in ten innings. A run in the 10th on a single and a triple provided the decisive tally.

Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Harding Cubs White Sox Jone

Albany Beats Hartford 6 4 as Hitting Shines

Albany defeated Hartford 6 to 4 after a three inning stretch. Sweatt and McCorry delivered key hits while Bailey and Gerb contributed solid catching. Bailey was ejected in the fifth inning for disputing a called third strike.

Albany N. Y Cox Hartford Sweatt McCorry Bailey Gerb McDonald M'r Donahue D'm'ron Adams Baker T Harber Teory Barry Brausen Kane Carr Gelb C Sweatt C. Neher Ki R'Yton Kelly C Op Toby Cameron Leary Bweatt Murphy Error Guker Haker Ams M Te ' Sweatt Murph Harker O Harrington Harrington Wild EtDoneld and Heptostall

Golf double bill set for Arlmont Club June 17

A double bill over the links of Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights on Bunker Hill Day June 17 features morning medal play and a similar event in the afternoon. A special gross prize will be awarded for the best 36 holes.

Arlmont Golf Club Arlington Heights Bunker Hill

Batting leaders tight as race for league honors builds

The race for batting honors tightens as Speaker and Sisler share the American League lead at .387, with Hornsby at the same mark in the National League. Meusel and Daubert challenge in the mix while Detroit and Cleveland power averages rise. Boston pitchers gain rough treatment in the West as other teams strengthen their lineups.

Speaker Sisler Hornsby Meusel Daubert Groh Lkely Williams Philadelphia Fournier St. Louis Detroit Cobb Rex Sox Schang Menosky Hendryx Walters Boston West Cleveland Braves Sullivan O'Neill Holke Maranville Quinn Yankees Bagby Meadows Phillies Nationals Sherdel Cardinals Alexander Cubs

Madonna to Race Carman in Three Night Track Meet

Bike racing fans will see a three night program at the new Revere track this week. Nat Butler schedules a two out of three heat event between Vincent Madonna and Clarence Carman with 10 mile heats and an accident clause. A Wednesday sprint between Ned Candler and Willie Keller is also listed as a grudge match after Keller defeats.

New Revere Nat Butler Bunker Hill Butler Vincent Madonna Clarence Carman Madonna Carman Nat Sprint Ned Candler Dusky Willie Keller Chandler Keller

Bunker Hill Day Open Golf Tournament Set at Lexington Club

The Massachusetts Golf Association hosts its annual Bunker Hill Day open golf tournament at Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington over two days starting Wednesday and ending in the holiday's afternoon.

Massachusetts Golf Association Lexington Golf Club Lexington

Somerville Seeks League Pennant With Two Final Games

Somerville High leads the Suburban league race and must win its postponed game at Malden or its final game on June 17 at Medford to clinch the pennant.

Somerville Malden Medford

Interscholastic Baseball and Rowing News From 1920

Cambridge Latin could tie the Red and Blue with a win over Brookline while Somerville hopes hinge on Malden and Medford results. Malden’s Billy Glennon faces Somerville as the pennant race nears its end on Bunker Hill Day.

P.C. Wen Cambridge Latin Somerville Newton Everett Malden Bunker Hill Brookline Rindge Tech Medford Greater Boston

Candidates Spill Congratulations and Condolences

Chicago dispatch surveys reactions as delegates joke about nominations and future politics. Debates frame Harding Hoover Debs and Western delegates while jokes reveal sentiment on the 1920 race and party dynamics.

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