Baseball and football talk from the season's end notes
Commentary echoes rivalries and future hopes in baseball and college football. Mentions giants, Yanks, Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Holy Cross with coaches Tad Jones Ed Jones plus Tad Jones in the Bowl. Also notes a Baltimore win with Parnham and McAvoy's homer, and game details from the Saints.
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McAvoy Delivers Homer to Break Up Orioles Win
Baltimore defeats St Paul 7 to 3 in the fourth game of the little World Series. With the score tied in the ninth and bases loaded, McAvoy hit a three run homer into the right field bleachers to seal the win.
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Stanislaus Showdown Looms At Boston Arena
Stan Zbyszko the Mighty Pole meets rival Ivan Linow the Russian Lion in the feature mat bout at the Boston Arena Thursday night. Snow stands six feet five inches tall and weighs 235 pounds after a South American tour, promising a hard fought clash.
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Boxing Gossip Highlights Fights Training Delays and New York Cards
Boston boxing chatter notes Al Johnny Wilson would take 30000 for a win over Jack Malone while the Armory A A shifts a trip to Friday to allow more training. Stan Zbyszko and Ivan Linow top Thursday Boston wrestling at the Howard Theatre as Billy Miske debuts Friday at Madison Square Garden against Tom Gibbons.
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Boxing Classes Announced at Institute Hall East Cambridge
Bernard J. Fox announced the coming amateur boxing show at Institute Hall Cambridge Street East Cambridge with classes 112 126 135 138. Sacred Heart A C of East Boston will hold its first tournament at Music Hall East Boston on Oct 26 with prizes for winners. Entries close with Tommy Regan 36 Neptune Road East Boston Mass.
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First Granite State Gridiron Fatality
Franklin New Hampshire records its first football season fatality as Frank Massa of Franklin High School died from a fractured skull suffered in a game with St Anselm College juniors. He did not recover after hospitalization.
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Zby to defend world title with Greek duel and strong undercard
The veteran Pole Zbyszko plans a return to challenge Ed Lewis for the world title after a summer in Old Orchard Maine. The undercard features John Grandovich vs George Kotsonaros in a best two of three, with Renato Gardini a possible later foe. Joe Perelli faces Frank Lurich in a one fall opener as advance tickets are sold at the Howard Theatre and Boston Arena.
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Answers to Queries and Athletic Notes
Questions cover Giants winning four straight games, Carl Johnson of Michigan athletic range and broad jump, Harvard football ticket sales and public sale location, World Series game counts under Judge Landis, and Owen Carroll cross listing. The text asks for schedules, records, and official standings from various sources.
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May Control Woman Sports Report on A A U Committee
William C. Prout of the Amateur Athletic Union has named a committee to consider A A U control of women’s track and field. The panel includes Dr William Burdick as chairman and representatives from Baltimore New Orleans Philadelphia and other cities. The group will report at the A A U convention November 20 and 21 at the Hotel McAlpin New York.
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Concord Maynard Second Diamond Championship Game
The Concord vs Maynard series resumes at Concord Centre on Columbus Day afternoon October 12 at 2 20 with the second game after Friday rain postponed the match. Concord won the opening game of the series.
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Lexington High to Play Rockland on Columbus Day
Faculty Manager Albert F Higgins of Lexington High School football hires a Columbus Day game against Rockland High School at Rockland. A Hudson High School matchup was planned but did not materialize.
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