New England Athletes Show Their Class in Track and Field Events
Boston bats explode against Cleveland. Jim Bagby chased early as Elmer Myers struggles. Ben Karr earns the win after a rough start, while Allan Russell shines in relief. Red Sox surge with five runs in the fifth and three more in the sixth to tie and take the lead.
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New England Amateur Championship Attracts 20000 Fans
Boston hosts the New England Amateur Athletic Association championships at Franklin Field with a record turnout of over 20 000 spectators. Three records were broken and one tied as the events unfolded yesterday afternoon under the new Sunday sport law.
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Interscholastic Diamond Aggregations Highlighted
The writer notes two all star assemblies of Greater Boston schoolboy players after a season of close watching. The selections reflect the best athletes, recognized by students of school athletics and the author, who dominated in action this spring.
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Somerville leads 1920 scholastic baseball stars with two first-team picks
Somerville High dominates the Suburban league pen nant by winning 18 of 18. The team credits its offense to Myles Toulouse and Cap George Dowd at second base. Cambridge also places two players on the first team with Captain John Cote as standout infielder in Greater Boston scholastic baseball.
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English High Tops In Tight Boston College High Duel
Boston scholastic ranks English High has a strong balanced club with top hurlers, the best outside the Suburban league. English High lost a close game to Boston College High by one run where captain Jimmy Cassell anchored an excellent box defense.
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Hartford Beats Waterbury 8 1 In Baseball Series
Hartford tops Waterbury 8 to 1 as Lefty Cox shines in relief. Cosgrove hits a three-base slam in the eighth for Waterbury’s lone run, while Armstrong’s sacrifice drives in Murphy. Umpires Kuhn and Miller. Time 1:25.
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New England's 1920 Outdoor Champions Meet Recap
The New England Association of the AAU staged a record filled outdoor meet with nine athletes earning spots for the Eastern Olympic trials in Philadelphia. Fred W. Fuller J W Kellar and Waino Tirri starred with new records in the five mile discus and javelin. Waterman Gourdin Driscoll Connolly and others led the teams with multiple titles and high finishes.
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Sisler's hot bat and Browns near pennant pace
George Sisler of the St. Louis Browns shines with a .413 batting mark at week end and a .342 season average after 146 at bats. Browns win streaks and tight AL race persist as Babe Ruth era notes show.
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