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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1921

Page

3

Early Sport Notes Show Interest in Local Officers and Big Fights

Arthur Duffey reports on the N B E A A U moguls meet at Bill Cuddy’s Cambridge club as expectations rise for re election of Cuddy and staff. Kilbane defeats Frush in Cleveland while Giants and Pirates chase pennants. Indians cope away from home. Ruth and McInnis cited for home run and error records. New Yorkers back the Giants for fall pennants.

Bill Cuddy Cambridge Street Dove of Peace Maters Simon Pure Frank Fasey Frank McGrath Babe Ruth Scotty Stuffy McInnis Red Sox Pride of Gloucester

Yanks Subdue Bengals 4 to 2 in opener

New York Americans defeat Detroit 4 to 2 in the first game of the series. Schang doubles and Hoyt singles drive in decisive runs after a Ward walk and McNally sacrifice. Ruth hits a three-base shot. McNally homers. Mensel steals. Pitchers Leonard Middleton Hoyt, umpired by Chill Nallin. Time 2h 10m.

New York New York Americans Detroit Blue Cobb Yankees Ward McNally Schang Hoyt Leonard Middleton Ruth Mensel MccNally Jones Bine Chill and Nallin A. E Miller C F Peckinpaugh Meusel Ee C. Ward Eevee Young Veach Heilmann Merritt Sargent Bassler Oe Leonard P . See bWoodailee

First Round Completed in 1921 Golf Cup at Arlington Heights

Play in the first round of the 1921 golf committee cup finished yesterday at Bay State Ailmont Country Club in Arlington Heights. Sixteen matches were completed with the second round slated for this week and to end by next Sunday.

Bay State Ailmont Country Club Arlington Heights

Indians Knocked From Lead as Washington Wins 4 1

Washington beat Cleveland 4 to 1 to seize sole possession of first in the American League. Johnson held the world champions to three hits. Cleveland totaled four runs in the sixth after Gardner reached on a single and four bases on balls, plus an RBI sacrifice fly.

Washington Cleveland Johnson Gardner Sewell Johnston O'Neill H. Judge Harris Milan Rice Goalin Shanks Push O'Rourke Picinich Aeeteseenes Cleveland ADR . BH Jamieson Warmbsganss Wood Smith O'Neil Coveleskie pGraney Bush Piciieh Connolly

Frankie Britt Sought for Fifth Hanlon White Mill Match

Jack Kanner of Denver wires Frankie Britt of New Bedford to meet the winner of the Hanlon White mill in Denver tonight. Britt has offers from Minneapolis Philadelphia and Milwaukee and is wanted to meet Ritchie Mitchell in Milwaukee on October 8.

Jack Kanner Denver Col Frankie Britt New Bedford Jimmy Hanlon

Arlington High to Open Season vs Rindge Technical

Arlington High School football team of the Mystic Valley league will start its season next Friday afternoon at Fussell Field in North Cambridge. The opening game is scheduled against Rindge Technical School.

Arlington High School Rindge Technical School Fussell Field North Cambridge

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