Boxing Odds Shift as Carpentier Looms in Europe and Local Sprints
Jack Sheehan pushes Carpentier to fight or flee with plans for an early next month trip to France. Local promoters eye alliances with the American Legion and sporting press as anti boxing forces brace for clashes. Upcoming bouts feature Billy Fitzgerald, Johnny Hepburn, Jack O Leary, and others amid management moves and injury notes.
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Jack Sheehan
Carpentier
Carp
France
Union Square A. C
Somerville
Billy Fitz~ Simmons
Chelsea
Frankie Ryan
Everett
Johnny Hepburn
Quincy
Jack O'Leary
Cambridge
Cea
Dodgers Bow To Cubs 4 To 2 In Final Series Game
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 in the last game of the series. Grimes struggled early but shut out the Cubs for the final four innings. Vaughn pitched effectively except in the fifth when Brooklyn scored two runs. The score line stood at 4 to 2.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Grimes
Vaughn
Dodgers
Giants Blank Pirates 8 to 0
The New York Nationals shut out Pittsburg 8 to 0 in New York. Carlson left after five innings with Giants scoring five runs. Burns Smith and Southworth had two base hits. Kelly hit a three-base hit. Base on balls and fielding details noted with pitchers Douglas Iton and Hamilton. Time listed as 45 minutes.
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Terry
Merkle
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Rersnnee & Eaeeet
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Quigley
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Quinn
Shocker
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Connolly
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Becker
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St'pson
Goebel
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Nagle
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Stimpson
Naughton
Baill
Morgan Morgan
McDonald and Waters
Senators Win Slugfest 9-4 in Detroit
Washington opened the series with a 9 to 4 win over Detroit in five innings in Detroit Michigan. Roth and Rice homered as three Detroit pitchers were hit hard by the Senators. The game ended early due to rain with the score reverting to the five inning point.
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Detroit
Mich
Washington
Roth
Rice
A's Routed by Chilox in Opening Game
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 7 to 5 in the first game of the series as Perry and the offense were strong for the Cubs.
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Chilox
Chicago
Perry
Philadelphia
Team Race at Revere Feature Event in Midweek Meet
Manager Nat Butler promotes a one and a half mile motor paced team race at Revere. George Wiley heads Madonna's rival with Daniel Lavalade and Leon Vanderstuyft as partners. Madonna seeks payback after a Saturday defeat amid pacemaking controversy.
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Nat Butler
George Wiley
Vincent Madonna
Wiley
Daniel Lavalade
Leon Vanderstuyft
Madonna
Butler
Carman
Just Look at the A. L. Standing and Yale Harvard Ball Rivalry
The piece notes the American League standings and compares the Harvard Yale ball games to football matchups. It highlights the goal of booting the ball most effectively as the key measure of success.
A’s Rise With Ballast Wins Boost League Lead
The speaker jokes about basing baseball team nicknames on ballast concepts. The Yankee get Hugmen and the Senators Griff men while proposing playful alternatives for other clubs.
Sleeping car woes and the rattler noose a sharp satire
A bitter cartoon style polemic mocks Pullman sleeping cars and their limits. It lampoons the berth system and passenger life with jabs at upper berths lower berths and porter fatigue. References to sports figures and 1921 slogans appear as pointed cultural critiques.
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Broadway
Evryone
George
Pittsfield Triumphs Over Bridgeport 9-6 on Errors
Pittsfield edged Bridgeport 9 to 6 as Paske's defensive miscues at second base helped tilt six early runs in. Tillman earned the win for Pittsfield with six innings of work, while Stubing and others contributed on offense and defense in a badly crippled Bridgeport lineup.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Paske
Orr
Pittefeld
Albany Triumphs Over Worcester in 3 2 Victory
Albany edged Worcester 3 to 2 in a tense game highlighted by Cameron scoring for Albany. The contest featured late twists as Albany pulled ahead with decisive plays in the final minutes.
Browns Fall to Yankees 4 3 in Opening St. Louis Pitch
New York opens the series by beating St Louis 4 to 3 to snap the Browns 10 game winning streak. Ruth singles and Bodie hits a right field homer as the Yankees lead from the second inning. Shocker takes the loss with Davis and Quinn also pitching.
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ST. Louis
New York
Ihs
Ruth
Bodile
Peckinpaugh
Ward
Vanes Pipp
Meusel
Bodie
Pratt
Hannah
Quinn
Armory A. A. Cancels Tomorrow Night Bout
The Armory A. A. cancels the scheduled event for tomorrow night after Nat Siegal was forced to postpone a meeting with Paddy Flynn of Everett. Directors called off the bout due to the inability to secure a suitable substitute.
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Armory A. A
Nat Siegal
Paddy Flynn
Everett
Arlington High Tops Mystic Valley Interscholastic League
Arlington High School clinched the league championship finishing first after 10 games with eight wins. Woburn placed second, Wakefield third, Watertown fourth, Melrose fifth, and Winchester last. Arlington also won the league football title last fall.
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Arlington High School
Arlington High
Arlington
Woburn High
Wakefield High
Watertown High
Melrose High
Winchester High
Sunday athletic games highlight New England championships
The article notes record crowds and top performances at Franklin Field and in regional meets. It mentions Cornell and Syracuse sharing honors in Ithaca regatta, Yale beating Harvard and others in intercollegiate events, and ongoing Olympic trials setup with dates in Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans and Pasadena. It also references prominent coaches and athletes amid a strong college athletics season.
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Franklin Field
New England
Cornell
Syracuse
Ithaca
Yale
Tigers
Blue Tiger
Harvard
Tufts
Boston College
Holyross
America
Philadelphia
Chicago
New Orleans
Pasadena
Cal
Harvard Stadium
Courtney
Moakhey
Jim Ten Eyck
Erracuss
Ned Tenyck
Yale Tigers Series Sparks Debate Over Game Scores
An argument over the Yale Tigers series has raised questions about how the games’ scores should be printed. Advocates insist on precise numeral tallies for each contest to preserve records and fan trust.
New Haven Defeats Springfield In Doubleheader Opener
New Haven beat Springfield 5 to 3 in the first game of a doubleheader at New Haven Conn Chief Bender pitched the win after losing 1 to 0 to Pittsfield yesterday The second game of the twin bill featured Cincinnati Nationals beating New Haven 3 to 2 in an exhibition before an audience estimated over 10 000.
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Princeton
New Haven
Yale
Conn
Chief" Bender
Pittsfield
Springfield
A & To & Victory
Cincinnati Nationals
Cincinnati
Arlington Open Air Meet Set for Spy Pond Field
Under Dr. William T. McCarthy head of the physical training department, the first open air athletic meet of Arlington grade schools is scheduled for this afternoon at 2 o clock on Spy Pond Athletic Field.
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William T. McCarthy
Arlington
Spy Pond
Women's golf final set at Concord Country Club
Grace Keyes and Mrs. David A Baldwin reach the final of the Concord Country Club women's championship. The decisive match will likely be played this week on the club links off the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Nine Acre Corner
Grace Keyes
David A. Baldwin
DAY ELECTS LEADER FOR ENGLISH HIGH TEAMS
Peter Day named captain of the baseball nine succeeding Mike Spillane while Arthur Kirby takes over as track leader succeeding Dan B Whelton at English High.
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English High
Peter Day
Mike” Spillane
Arthur Kirby
Dan B. Whelton
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