Tigers Blank Chisox To Sweep Chicago Series
Detroit beat Chicago 5 to 0 in the final game of the series. Leonard allowed five hits while Kerr delivered key opportunities for the visitors.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1920
Page
19
Detroit beat Chicago 5 to 0 in the final game of the series. Leonard allowed five hits while Kerr delivered key opportunities for the visitors.
Reopening of school this week prompts a decision on resuming football at Lexington High School. Interest among students has grown after years of inactivity due to material shortages.
New Orleans shortstop Joe Sewell, recently acquired from the University of Alabama by the Southern Association club, departed for Cleveland to report to the American League team which has purchased him.
The Cincinnati Nationals purchase pitcher Coumbe from the St. Paul American Association Club. Coumbe will report to the Reds in Boston on Thursday.
Lou Daro, builder of outdoor wrestling shows at Revere, announced a new meet between the top mat men for next Monday night September 11. The event aims to capitalize on past tourney success and draw a strong crowd.
The first day of the national amateur championship leaves 16 players alive. Notable matches include Dave Herron edging Peter Harmon in extra holes and Francis Ouimet near victory before falling to Richard Hickey. Other results show Bobby Jones, Bobby Gardner, Jesse Sweetser, and Fred Wright advancing as the field shifts toward tomorrow’s second round.
Brooklyn sweeps a doubleheader 4 0 and 9 6 against Philadelphia. Cadore limits the locals to five singles in game one. Mamaux injures leg. Paulette and Williams drive in three in the eighth to tie game two. Williams homers. Smith earns win for Brooklyn.
Principal actors Jimmy Challoner Cynthia Farrow Christine Wyatt Mortlake are introduced in a London stage drama set around engagements and jealousy. Jimmy pursues Cynthia who rejects him due to his poverty, then flirts with Christine while Cynthia reveals she must not marry.
In Washington on Sept. 7 the Griff’s team split a doubleheader with the Boston Red Sox at Georgia Avenue Park. They won the first game 5 to 1 behind Jimmy Shaw’s strong pitching and then lost the nightcap 5 to 3 as Harper was roughed up and replaced by Bernard Karr.
Griffs pounce on Karl early, but Bean town pitcher settles in. Acosta shuts down Griffiths, then Red Sox rally in eighth to seal the game. Elmer Myers earns his seventh straight victory despite Griff jabs, as Griffiths fail to convert with runners on.
Yale football under Tad Jones begins practice as 60 players report for the 1920 season at New Haven. Coach Jones, assistants Bull and Brides, Field, Vaughan, Laroche and others oversee backs lines ends and freshmen while veterans Callahan Munger Walker and others are present or expected back. Egan with Olympics and Crane abroad noted among returning backs and linemen.
Olympic champions from the United States will return aboard the steamer Aquitania departing September 1 after a successful European tour following the Olympic contests.
Billy Camp, star comedian, hosted a Globe Theatre appearance featuring the New York Giants and the Braves as guests for the evening show.
Jimmy Challoner learns of Mrs Wyatt’s sudden death as Christine guards by her bed in a tense upstairs scene. The doctor confirms heart trouble and hints Christine must be told. Christine misreads the danger while Jimmy wrestles with emotion and duty.
Christine Wyatt grieves after a death at a hotel with Christine's complicating family ties. Sangster consoles the young woman as Jimmy Challoner confronts a shocked mind and a changed outlook. The room falls silent while secrets and fears ripple through a circle of friends and relatives.
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