Boxing Gossip on Kid McCoy and England boxing plans
The column reports on Kid McCoy's sudden sailing to England and a broader plan for American boxing clubs there. It debunks Mrs McCoy interviews as imagined and notes possible moves by Charlie Mitchell and Dan Murphy. It hints at vaudeville and stage plans for Mrs McCoy and mentions Dick OBrien’s retirement and other local boxing figures.
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Post
New York
Kid McCoy
McCoy
England
Saratoga
Jack O’brien
O’brien
O'Brien
Charlie Mitchell
Mitchell
Frisco
Tom O'Rourke
Engad
Mra. McCoy
Sulta Playa
Daniel Murphy
Dan
Boston
Danil
Daniel
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Shamrock not sailed due to Buffalo news on McKinley
Sir Thomas Lipton announced that the Shamrock would not sail Friday night because of news from Buffalo about President McKinley. The Shamrock II remained moored in New York drying sails and overhauling gear after Thursday’s squall while Lipton praised its speed and resilience for upcoming races.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Buffalo
McKinley
Clyde
Solent
Michael's Hard Task In Two 10 Mile Motor Pace Race
Michael faces a two stage motor paced race at Revere track with Moran and MacLean. Moran starts with him and drives the first 10 miles fast to gain laps, while MacLean follows to support. The event combines two 10 mile efforts without rest, aiming for strategic advantage before the second leg. Michael travels from Providence to Boston for the event and other open races.
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Revere
Michael
Moran
MacLean
Premme Moran
Boston
Providence
Wheel About the Hub Bicycle Ride In Boston
Veteran cyclists from many cities join the annual wheel about the Hub event by the Boston Bicycle Club. The ride began yesterday morning with nearly 25 riders led by Secretary Frank W. Weston. The route mirrors past years ending at Hingham with Sunday plans to Nantasket and a return to Atlantic.
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Boston Bicycle Club
Walnut Avenue
Warren Street
Bary
Frank W. Weston
Will R. Pitman
New York
Braintree
Hingham
Nantasket
W. G. Kendall
Atlantic
Mr. Weston
E. C. Hodges
William B. Everett
Theodore Augustus Nickerson
Robert Bruce
A. F. Wyman
John J. Fecitt
J. B. Kelley
W. P. Stevens
Fred G. Stark
Arles H. Corken
Thomas H. Hall
George B. Young
W. H. Edmands
Henry Fosdick
Co. Bates
Frank Ubler
J. F. Powers
Weather postpones one-hour race at Carles River Park
Threatening weather last evening caused the one hour paced race between ner, kes and Bobby Walthour to be postponed until this evening at Carles River Park. The Press Cycling Club versus Shoe City Wheelmen team race and the one-third mile handicap for amateurs will also be run off tonight.
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Ner
Kes
Bobby Walthour
Carles River Park
Press Cycling Club
Shoe Cit
Boston Triumphs in Twin National League Games at South End
Boston won both games at the South End grounds with 2-1 and 1-0 scores. Hamilton and Long key in the first game's late rallies, Pittenger and Willis brilliant for Boston while Chicago pitching struggled. In the second game Willis allowed only one hit as Boston edged ahead late with Tenney and Kittredge contributing decisive hits.
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South End
Boston
Hamilton
Seleestes
Pittenger
Willis
Eason
Taylor
Chicago
Lowe
Dexter
Long
Cooley
Kittredge
Raymer
Slagle
Tenney
Pitt
Demontreville
Nash
Cincinnati Scores and Bowerman Duel Highlight 1921 Meet
In Cincinnati a notable track event features Bowerman and Bowerman teammates facing off against competitors from New York and Tennessee. The meet, held in Cincinnati, draws attention to Bowerman’s performance and the standings across multiple events.
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Firet
Yor BE
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Bowerman
Hebfi
Cincinnati
Bere
Tae Ek
New York
End Bowerman
Patllipa
New fall shapes in batter's wardrobe at cheap prices
The ad promotes fashionable fall attire at HARGEDON & LYNGH, 171 Hinsvar St., below Blackstone. It promises quality, style, color, and fair prices with evening hours and prices listed as $2.00, $2.50, and $3.00.
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Hinsvar St
Blackstone
Unclear Game Scores Between Bergen and New York
Partial OCR shows scattered scores Bergen 3 New York 6 and Errors New York 1 Cincinnati 8 with garbled text and darkness. No coherent match details or context available.
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Bergen
New York
Cincinnati
Baseball scores from Sept 18 district games summarized
National league results from Philadelphia St. Louis and Brooklyn Pittsburg doubleheader details show first games with St. Louis 2 Philadelphia 4 0 in early innings and Philadelphia 5 in later innings while second games end with Philadelphia 1 St. Louis 0. Brooklyn and Pittsburg split with Brooklyn 8 Pittsburg 3 and Brooklyn 4 Pittsburg 6. Batteries noted Sudhoff Nichols White McFarland Powell Hayden Townsend Douglas Kitron McGuire Connor Newton Farrell Poole OConnor.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Sudhoff and Nichols
White and McFarland
Louis
Ladelphia
Powell and
Hayden
Townsend and
Douglas
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Kitron and McGuire
Phillippi and Connor
Newton and
Farrell
Poole
O'Connor
Lost Owe Won One American Baseball Note
Washington and Boston battles feature Winters Schreckengost Garrick Laskey Hite in a 7 to 3 Washington win with Boston committing five errors. Milwaukee and Chicago clash as Garvin Donohue Hastings Katoll Sullivan power Milwaukee to a 9 to 5 loss with one error for Milwaukee and three for Chicago.
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Boston
Winters
Schreckengost
Garrick
Laskey
Hite
Lee and Clark
Mitchell and Criger
Chicago
Milwaukee
Baltimore Batters Edge Phillies in Close Split
Baseball box score from Baltimore versus Philadelphia records scores, hits, and errors. Baltimore totals 17 hits with 3 errors. Philadelphia 2 errors with 16 hits. Foreman, Robinson, and others contribute. game details read like a dated ledger entry.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Foreman and Robinson
Iitse and Steelman
Detroit Beats Cleveland in Batter Run Totals
Detroit defeats Cleveland 11 to 6 with 3 errors to 4. Cronin and McAllister key for Detroit. Dowling and Wood contribute for Cleveland. Game dated Sept 13 in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Cronin and McAllister
Dowling
Wood
Harrington protests over caucus ballot papers in Charlestown
Representative Arthur Harrington of Ward 5 filed a protest with election commissioners claiming his papers were first and that Philip O'Brien’s had not been filed by him. He alleges Ward 3 delegation was blocked by violence outside headquarters. Officials consider time-stamped filing and possible charges under caucus law Section 875 offering one year imprisonment for city committee failures.
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Arthur Harrington
Ward 5
Charlestown
Harrington
Philip O’brien
Cheirran Saunders
Mr. Harrington
City Committee
Tis
R. Harrington
Elder Replaces Allen As Presiding Officer At State Convention
The Hon Samuel J Elder of the Massachusetts bar will preside at the Republican State convention to be held at the Boston Theatre on October 4. Charles H Allen, former Governor of Puerto Rico, was initially slated but declined due to health concerns from his Porto Rico residency and recent return to Lowell to recuperate. The committee had moved to appoint Elder after Allen’s withdrawal. The Governor’s health situation has slowed the arrangements.
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Samuel J. Elder
Massachusetts
Boston
Republican State Committee
Charles H. Allen
Porto Rico
Allen
Lowell
Ramuel J. Elder
Elder Sam J. McKinley kinship noted in political remarks
The passage discusses Republican leaders choosing Governor Allen to preside over events, citing his expansion policy and Porto Rico governorship. It profiles Samuel J. Elder, known as Sam Elder, a Yale graduate and prominent lawyer in Winchester since 1877, famed as an after-dinner speaker and clubman.
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Republican State Committee
Goetting
Lowell
Governor Allen
McKinley
Porto Rico
Massachusetts
Allen
Canton
I Samuel
J. Elder
Ides i
Esther McKinley
Elder
Rhode Island
Lawrence
Sam” Elder
Yale
New Haven
Union
University
Papyrus
Curtis
Middlesex
Taylor
Winchester
Gargan to Preside at Democratic Convention
The Democratic State committee plans to name Fon. Thomas J. Gargan as chairman of the party convention set for October 3 at the Boston Theatre. After days of deliberation the committee weighed the most desirable men for the leadership role.
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Democratic State Committee
Fon
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
Nomination Talk For Fron Committee By Beacons Seed
The sub committee at Beacon Street headquarters considers candidates including the Hon Richard Olney and Joseph H ONeill while awaiting input from J Gargan who is in Taunton. Gargan helped gold Democrats in 1896 and last year supported Bryan at the Kansas City convention for Massachusetts delegation nomination.
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Joseph H. O'Neill
Gargan
Tarmouth
Beacon Street
J. Gargan
Gold Democrats
Kansas City
Bryan
Massachusetts
Reuben Accused of Bigamy by New York Woman
Rose Metser of New York City says she married Reuben on July 2% and was deserted, then learned of other wives. Patrols traced Reuben to 8 Albion Street, Boston, where Inspector Wolf and Officer Rooney found him yesterday. Reuben denies the charges.
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Reuben
Alies Frielander
New York
Rose Metser
New York City
Boston
Albion Street
Inspector Wolf
Rooney
Wall Street Serene Despite Unfavorable Reports
New York September 13 Clearing house committee did not meet despite negative Wall Street news from Buffalo about the President's condition. Committee members say a meeting is unnecessary as contingencies were addressed previously and no panic developed. Manager Sherer states conditions are financially satisfactory and banks can lend at normal rates.
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New York
Wall Street
Buffalo
Clearing House Committee
Sherer
Clearing House Association
Winners at Worcester Driving Park meet claim three favorites
At Worcester on September 13 four races produced three wins for favorites. The unfinished 2:27 trot and 2 15 pace from Thursday were won by David Harum and Minnie Russell. Bemay captured the 2:30 trot in four heats and Surprise won the 2:26 pace after five heats.
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Worcester
Worcester Driving Park Company
David Harum
Minnie Russell
Bemay
Woman Made Police Sergeant in Chicago
Marie Owens of Chicago becomes the world’s only woman police sergeant in charge of enforcing the city’s compulsory school law. For twelve years she supervised child labor enforcement, now heading a special department with wide territory and full arrest power but rarely needing to use it. Owens, a widow with four children, is described as the teacher type and operates in plain clothes without daily reporting, earning praise for her effectiveness and quiet progress for women in public service.
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Marie Owens
Chicago
Owens
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