Shevlin Siegel Clash Ignites Boston Arena May Fight Card
Eddie Shevlin of Roxbury and Nate Siegel of Revere headline a Boston Arena card as they meet in a fifth bout. Both veterans have split results, with Siegel holding a recent decision win. Three eight round prelims precede the main event, featuring McClellan Record, Donahue, Drew, and Gustin in stacked matchups.
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Johnny Drew
Worcester
Steve Gustin
South Boston
Rousing races and rising stars in college and pro sports
The piece touts upcoming return of the Babe in two weeks, discusses the Siegal-Shevlin arena bout, and weighs Penn and Boston athletic prospects. It highlights Penn relays stars Larry Brown and Jake Driscoll, mentions Benny Leonard versus Tendler, Dempsey-Carpenter showdowns, Miller Huggins and Waite Hoyt, and plans for a Boston Coliseum with Hanover athlete Earl Thomson.
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Week of high school games across area schedules
A dense list of matches shows Hyde Park versus South Boston at Walpole Street and many others through Tuesday to Saturday. Schools include Lynn Classical Beverly Revere Dorchester and more, with pairings at Walpole Street St Marks Browne and Nichols and other sites.
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Roxbury
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Charlestown
Trade
Huntington
Andover
Exeter
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Lexington
Danvers
Dummer
Marlboro
LaSalle
Saugus
Ipswich
Cambridge
Dedham
Peabody
South Goston
Browne and Nichols
Everett 2d
Brockton
Methuen
Rindge Tech
Everett
Chelsea
Gloucester
Woburn
Winchester
Arlington
Wakefield
B. C
Middlesex
Harvard 2d
Yale
Waltham
English
Lowell
St. John's Prep
Pinkerton
Colby
Dartmouth 128
Webster
Amesbury
Manchester
Hyde Park Faces Brighton West Roxbury In Key League Clash
Hyde Park and West Roxbury, the top two in the Boston High School District, meet at Walpole Street as a feature of the week. South Boston, a mystery after wins and losses, challenges to improve while Charlestown opens league play against Trade. Lefty O Connor and Joe McKenney duel on the hill as West Roxbury’s strong hitting tests the field.
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Ade
Adama
300 Mile Vermont Ride Limited to Local Route This October
The annual 300 mile endurance ride will be confined to Vermont territory this October, after last year’s route from Fort Ethan Allen through New Hampshire to Camp Devens Massachusetts.
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Penalty Is Most Unjust in Amateur Athletics Policy
The Princeton Alumni Week questions the Harvard Yale Princeton joint stand to withdraw athletes deemed innocent of any wrong doing. They argue the policy punishes those not responsible and may provoke a broader debate on amateur athletics control and fairness.
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Harvard
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Cambridge Player Billy Barrett Released by Connie Mack
Billy Barrett of Cambridge was released unconditionally by Connie Mack after an eye injury at Eagle Pass training camp left him ball shy. The injury ended his bid for the A's shortstop job as Mack deemed him unsuitable thereafter.
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No Joke on Nick Altrock Ends in Near Tragedy
In St Louis during a vaudeville style ball field routine Nick Altrock was struck in the face by a real baseball misidentified as a rubber ball by partner Schacht. Altrock collapsed unconscious prompting revival of the injured performer while the audience initially believed it was part of the act.
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St Louis Eyes Dual Major League Baseball Crowds
Fans flood the stands as two St Louis clubs surge in the early major league races. Owner Phil Ball faces pressure to expand the baseball park to accommodate overflow crowds reviving a city long dreary for baseball.
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Old Rivals in Battle
Waltham and Newton renew their long standing baseball rivalry on the Waltham diamond tomorrow. Newton holds the edge after a rain shortened 1923 meeting. Hanney for Waltham and Leahy Wittmore and Murphy for Newton pace a key battering lineup as Al Stafford of Newton shows improvement at second.
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Soccer Tie Sparks Return Match Next Saturday
In the Abbott Worster Falcos game the teams ended level and officials postponed the decision to a replay next Saturday. Debates over Londos vs Calza are settled by result, with Londos failing to throw Calza the required number within an hour. Everett Scott arrived in Boston in 1918 after earlier stints with Youngstown in the Central league.
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Ball livelier sparks major league slugging rise
A year into the lively ball era pitchers in both leagues complain as Kenneth Williams of the Browns belted home runs and other players surge with long drives. Braves pair Mc Quillan and Townsend suffer injuries from liners, while Ruth faces tougher pitching upon reinstatement and battles to keep pace with the Browns’ power surge.
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Newton Leads Suburban League With Big Win
Newton tops Rindge Tech 9 to 2 on Saturday to lift the Suburban League standings. The victory keeps Newton alone in first place as the rest of the teams struggle with losses in a dozen games played.
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Rindge and Newton Battle for League Lead as Season Unfolds
Rindge holds top spot while Newton climbs, Somerville drops after loss to Everett. Brookline and Medford contend for second as Cambridge Latin, Malden, and Dedham vie for wins. Upcoming midweek and Saturday games shift standings. Newton faces a tougher test at Brookline, and Everett hosts Medford with a strong home squad.
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