Delfey's Sports Comment on Yankees Dempsey-Carpentier boxing
Miller Huggins Yankees fail to impress in Boston as Ruth powers team. Dempsey Carpentier hype grows with Jersey official Ertle chosen. College stars retire raising doubts about 1924 Olympic team. Yale coach Nickalls reveals Yale system details while Harvard-Yale race looms. Ryder praised for coast training, New England teams look to national championships. Dempsey Carpentier odds favor Dempsey at 3-1 amid wide public interest.
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Yanks Break Even With the Red Sox
The Yankees won the opener of the double header, blasting Sam Jones for eight runs to two. In the nightcap Derrill Pratt delivered a decisive eighth inning triple as Boston triumphed 5 to 1 to secure the split.
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Red Sox and Yankees Split Doubleheader in Early Nightcap Slugfest
In the opener Boston slumped at the plate while Jack Quinn dominated, allowing two late Sox runs. The nightcap saw Alan Russell limit the Yankees to six scattered hits as Derrill Pratt cleared Ruth’s head in the eighth. Lefty Seibold and Shane Collins sparkled in the field. Babe Ruth tallied three hits in game one but went hitless in game two.
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Ruth
Russell
Baseball game summary with scattered player highlights
Boston and New York traded two base hits from Baker Meusel MelIinis and Pratt added a three base hit. Peckinpaugh Menosky Leibold stole bases. Russell pitched three on balls, four strikeouts, and two double plays occurred. Umpires Evans and Connolly.
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Russell
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Stout
Klem and Emsheime
Dodgers Rally Again to Top Phillies in Brief Game
Dodgers beat the Phillies 2 to 1 as Cadore and Betts limited Philadelphia after Smith’s early run. Miller Olson Braggy Cadore had two-base hits while Schmandt J Miller and Cadore contributed with hits and a sacrifice. Cadore struck out four, Smith took the loss as umpires Hart and McCormick called the game after 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Judge Knots and Wins Game in 11th Inning
Judge delivered a ninth inning tying single and a decisive 11th inning double as Washington defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4. Galloway, Dykes and Gharrity homered for Washington, while Miller and Shanks contributed key hits.
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Hite
Wilder Fight Draws Nigh as Boxing Stats Escalate
A delirious collage of boxing musings notes Wilder and Carpentier looming determines a spectacle. Mentions Ty Cobb salary scraps, Betsy Ross imagery, and imagined energy of fists and tickets, weaving in fans, journalists, and economic quips from a 1921 period voice.
Lawrence High Triumphs 16-3 In Rubber Game
Lawrence High defeats Haverhill High 16 to 3 at O Sullivan Park. Poor outfield play by Haverhill allowed four runs in the second inning as Sargeant struggled in relief. Kalloran starred at short for Lawrence. The win gives Lawrence the series after taking the first game and dropping the second.
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Kalloran
Baseball games scheduled for today across leagues
In the American League New York visits Boston while Washington plays Philadelphia St Louis hosts Detroit Cleveland meets Chicago In the National League Boston visits New York Philadelphia plays Brooklyn Pittsburgh faces St Louis Chicago meets Cincinnati.
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