Giants Beat Yankees 3-0 in Opening Series Game
Mays collects a safety in five at bats with four hits by Frisch, the lone Giants star. Doug Douglas works well on the mound but the effort falls short as New York falls to San Francisco.
06 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
1
Mays collects a safety in five at bats with four hits by Frisch, the lone Giants star. Doug Douglas works well on the mound but the effort falls short as New York falls to San Francisco.
Tufts issues a statement denying conspiring with others as the Supreme Court decision is announced. Saltonstall takes charge today amid the developing case and political maneuvering.
Former District Attorney Nathan A. Tufts issued a long statement saying he expects complete vindication someday after the present hysteria ends. He urged the public to note he has not been found guilty of dishonesty on any charge.
Miss Alice Foley reports a two pound package of sugar purchased near her West Newton Street lodging house contained strychnine. Health board and police investigate the incident, linked to a 100 pound lot from a nearby store.
A woman testified that last Friday she opened a package and put sugar in a sugar bowl used at supper. She and two lodgers found the sugar tasted odd, noting it puckered the mouth and contracted the throat.
The article forecasts a bright and fair day after a cool morning It expects a notable warming as the day progresses with pleasant conditions.
The item recalls World War I forces landing at Salonica in 1915 and Germany seeking armistice terms. It notes a Mexican president-elect welcome in El Paso a year ago. The blurb also lists yesterday’s temperatures and readings from Thompson's Spa with various hourly figures.
John Clougherty aged two and a half from 219 D Street South Boston was missing since Monday night and found late yesterday in a cellar tired gray with ash and hunger.
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair skies Thursday and Friday with warmer conditions on Thursday and fresh south and west winds. Northern New England should stay generally fair with little temperature change. A strong disturbance was centered over the Canadian Maritime Provinces, with another developing over the Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions.
Mary Z. OConnell the 12 year old daughter of ex congressman and Mrs Joseph F OConnell of 832 Chestnut Hill avenue Brighton is in serious condition at St Elizabeths Hospital after being struck by an automobile owned by Charles Furber and operated by Mrs Furber on Beacon street as she and her brother Joseph F Jr were crossing.
The Boston municipal campaign gains momentum as a definite Republican movement supports Chapin for mayor. A strong push surged at a recent meeting, signaling early momentum for the nomination process.
Ruth delivers first run with a single and twice reaches on walks as the Yankees upend the American League champions at the Polo Grounds in the opening clash for the big title. The standout play by McNally steals the show as New York blues fall to the favored Yankees in a decisive early advantage.
Cambridge police believe Harry Townsend of Cambridge connected to his sister Margaret Townsend murder in a New York lodging house has joined a tramp steamer crew bound for South America. Townsend left 462 Putnam Avenue ten days ago and has not been seen since.
The Post Bulletin Board on Newspaper Row Washington Street tracks game events with a three second delay. It records plays as they happen and the game starts at two o clock.
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