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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
2
A tall slim clean shaven man waited for whist expert Joseph Brown Elwell and rode to the Elwell house at 2 am with Edgar Walters the Negro chauffeur stating the man wore street clothes Elwell wore evening dress Walters said the stranger was nervous and directed a detour to the Elwell residence
The National League results show St Louis 7 Boston 4, New York 3 Chicago 0, Brooklyn 6 Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 3. American League notes Detroit 5 St Louis 0.
Miss Grace Nichols, a stenographer at the Hotel Somerset, plans a honeymoon on a berry farm with Leon W. Fournier. The piece notes a shift from bridegroom duties to independent arrangements and humorously describes travel and bill paying.
Chicago reports say baseball may lose its premier figure as Ty Cobb suffers a knee injury and torn tendons. Rightfielder Tris Speaker and pitcher Lefty Grove are not mentioned. secretary Von Oh of the Athletics says Cobb told him he probably cannot play again.
Temperature readings show a range from the mid 60s to mid 80s with an average of 70 degrees. The data includes multiple entries such as 79 84 and 76 79, reflecting daily fluctuations.
Yale leads Harvard by a narrowing betting margin as crews prepare for tomorrow's boat race. The Elis had a healthy advantage earlier but that has shrunk to a mere edge, with Yale still in front.
On the anniversary of Salem's 1914 fire a retrospective notes the city blaze. The column ties early 20th century disasters to local memory and municipal responses.
The forecast notes fair weather for Boston and vicinity with a warming trend and light winds. Northern New England should see generally fair conditions Friday and Saturday, while southern New England experiences partly cloudy days with moderate temperatures.
The note predicts bright days and pleasant nights with seasonably warm temperatures similar to yesterday. It adds the caveat that an easterly wind could alter the outlook, suggesting cautious optimism for continued warm weather.
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