Tigers Fall Twice as Red Sox Rally to Double Victory
In a Boston doubleheader, Herb Pennock and Bullet Joe Bush secure 5–4 and 6–4 wins over the Detroit Tigers. Michael Menosky shines with three runs, four hits, and a key triple and homer, while Muddy Ruel drives in the deciding run in the first game. The crowd nears 25,000 as Boston climbs to the first division behind sharp fielding and timely hitting.
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Tigers and Red Sox Battle Into Extra Innings
Detroit bashed two run innings including a first homer by Blue as Ehmke pitched deep into the game. Boston rallied with Menosky and Pratt delivering key hits, but a late error let the Tigers win in the 10th after Muddy singled home the decisive run.
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Harvard Belleau Woods Field Day Exhibition Pageant
Belleau Woods hosts a morning field day on June 18 featuring an exhibition and aerial display. Tickets available from Boston-area stores and firms including Shuman & Co and Filene’s Sons, plus local venues such as Jordan Marsh Traveler Bureau and Cambridge firms.
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Why Sporting Writers Should Be Much More Pitied Than Scorned
A 1921 satirical piece mocks the harsh realities of sports writers. It jokes about long trips to Atlantic City, skimpy expense reimbursements, and the grind of reporting boxing news. The piece offers humorous glimpses of reporters, managers, and bettors.
Dodgers Pound Bucs Hurlers in Big Win
Brooklyn wins 38 to 8 at Pittsburg as Hamilton and Ponder struggle. Announcement cites major league meeting led by Judge Landis to be held Monday. Two-base hits by Johnston and Miller. Cadore and Hamilton pitch, with Zion also pitching in. Umpires Moran and Rigler. Time 2 hours.
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Noonan Off Day Shields Hall In The Holes
Noonan had an off day and kept Hall in the holes as the game ended with a winning run. The line shows errors by Noonan and others, multiple players listed with two-base hits and stolen bases, and a pitching and batting tally for Murphy Leary Terrie and Whitmore among others.
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Aren Nee
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Newton Tops Everett In Close Suburban League Pitcher Duel
Newton High beat Everett High 6 to 5 in a tense finale at Newtonville. Terrio sparked a late rally with a two-bagger, Blodgett drove in the deciding run with a ninth inning hit after a four-for-five day at the plate and seven innings of nine strikeouts on the mound. Hall pitched for Everett but received poor support from teammates.
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Cubs Ahead In Slugfest Battered In Fourth To Ninth
Chicago Cubs edge New York in a high scoring game. Grimes Hollacher Bancroft O Farrell Frisch Nehf led with two base hits. Jones won the mound with 2h 15m time.
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Lag wins Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct in New York
Greg Lagday won the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct in New York, taking a $10,000 prize. The event was a major stakes race with Lagday pulling ahead amid a field of contenders.
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Greg Lag Today
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Aqueduct
Baseball Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
In the American League matchups Detroit visits Boston, St Louis plays Washington, Chicago faces New York, and Gleverin travels to Philadelphia. In the National League Boston meets St Louis, Brooklyn contrasts with Pittsburgh, New York plays Chicago, and Philadelphia hosts Cincinnati.
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Third in Row for Griffs
A baseball recap notes Washington trailing St. Louis 6 0 in ninth inning. Burwell and Lee were substituted late as Griffs seek their third straight win with Shanks and Harrie contributing on the base paths.
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Greater Boston Title Decided in Cambridge Showdown
Cambridge Latin seeks the Suburban League crown after 21 wins no losses as it meets Dorchester High, Boston city champion, in a decisive afternoon at Russell Field Cambridge.
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Cross Knocks Out Schuster In Third Round at Coney Island
Marty Cross of the East Side stopped Harry Schuster of Milwaukee in the third round at the Palace of Joy Sporting Club in Coney Island. The 12 round bout was halted after a powerful right to the jaw. Dave Rogenberg outpointed Farmer Sullivan in a 12 rounder, and Jimmie Carroll outpointed Artie Schiok in another twelve round contest.
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Marty Cross
Harry Schuster
Milwaukee
Palace of Joy Sporting Club
Coney Island
Dave Rogenberg
Farmer Sullivan
Jimmie ‘€Arroll
Artie Schiok
Heavyweight hoping for a fair title bout amid local sport buzz
The piece surveys rivals like Dempsey and Carpentier heading into a big July fight while praising merit over malarkey. It notes New England championships at the Stadium with hopefuls Jake Driscoll Jimmy Connolly Ned Gourdin and George Dandrow likely to make national teams in Pasadena.
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Jack Dempsey
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Boston College
Jimmy Connolly
Georgetown
Ned Gourdin
Harvard
George Dandrow
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Reds Put 3D Straight Over Reds Put 3D Straight Over
The game features a 1-2 finish with Meusel Daubert Hargrave Bohne delivering two-base hits and three-base hits by Bressler Wripet stone Rawlings. Keenan loses after eight-inning effort, Hubbell follows, Brenton makes a key error and trip. Time listed as 66 minutes with umpire crew McCormick and Hart.
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French Tennis Star Mile Lenglen Heads to Boston and Forest Hills
Mile Lenglen the famed French tennis star will compete in the American national championships for women at Forest Hills on August 16 and pair with a mixed doubles appearance at Longwood on August 2. She sails with the French Davis Cup team on July 23.
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