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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1921
Page
4
The Boston team led by Ouimet won the national amateur golf title at Woodland Golf Club amid heavy rain and muddy greens. Guilford rallied but Ouimet delivered key shots to secure victory as spectators and players faced challenging conditions and a large gallery.
Featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane will not be permitted to box in a local ring again. J. B. Wilberding, chairman of the Cleveland Boxing Commission, announced tonight.
The Reds swept a September doubleheader against the Braves 6 to 3 and 10 to 3. Six Boston pitchers were hit hard as Cincinnati produced runs and double plays. Markle and Luque worked well on the mound with stout fielding backing them up.
American League features Chicago at Boston in two games and St. Louis at Philadelphia. National League lists Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Chicago Cubs defeat Brooklyn in both games of a Sunday doubleheader by 1 to 0 and 6 to 1. Cheeves and Burlech Grimes duel in the first game as singles and an error score the run. Auether hits in the second inning spark two Chicago runs while Elliott Olson and Johnston aid with the late run.
The Saturday victory by Kilbane over Frush surprised fans as the Oriole boxer enjoyed a strong showing aided by a lighter 126 pound class. Analysts note Frush’s weakness stemmed from weight, a pattern seen with many contenders in the champion’s division.
Boston fans will see Eagan and Bogash clash in Mechanics Building on Friday night after a rescheduled event from Thursday. Bogash plans to train in Boston while his brother Patsy Bogash arrives Thursday to meet Joe Gibbs in the same program. No changes to four boats previously announced.
Jack Barry's Salem team beat North Cambridge K of C 9 to 8 at Russell Field to tie the series at one game each. The right field fence collapsed due to crowd congestion, injuring two men who were treated by Dr. Jeremian Green.
Boston Arena listing from Unite Ticket Office at 13 Bowires selling tickets at 231 dollars each. Phone Beach 67038.
A quirky survey quotes diverse workers like coal dealer Alexander Bimsky druggist Beverly Kruger and hack driver Barney Gluck. They describe odd hopes and hardship as they note seasonal demand, new products, and shrinking profits amid a tough winter business climate.
A quirky 1921 quote criticizes pricing in a soda shop, noting banana splits at 80-20 profits and claiming taxes and college fees fund government measures. The speaker argues prices could drop but winter justifies keeping them.
William Tilden II and Wallace Johnson prepare to meet at 4 PM at the Germantown Cricket Club for the American lawn tennis title. The previous day’s 16 games are discarded and a new contest will decide the title with the score tied eight apiece. Uncertainty surrounds a mixed doubles exhibition between Mallory and Anderson versus Johnston and Browne.
Cambridge Latin must trim its football squad or secure more gear as half of the 80 candidates lack proper fittings. Captain Suzie Zarakov returns from vacation to join the team with veterans Duffy and Fry ready in the backfield. The 1920 first string includes J Sullivan Rudman Anderson and guards Smith Clyde Small M Sullivan and Cronin with prior first team experience.
Johnny Dundee of New York and Joe Tiplitz of Philadelphia, fit for their 12 round clash, arrived yesterday and visited Charlestown's Morning Glories. This marks a rematch in this city after a July 1919 fight won by Dundee. Also on the card are 10 round bout Hambone Kelly versus Carlo Armstrong and two more eight round contests.
In a 6 to 4 win the Cardinals toppled the Phillies as Konetchy Fenline Stock and John Smith doubled and Hornsby homered. Pfeffer earned the win while Bingene and Quigley took the loss. The narrative also notes fielding plays and individual batting lines. The second item reports the Lexington Tennis Club holding its first annual meeting in Cary Hall Lexington for officer elections and business.
Kilbane objected to the appoint ment of two referees and judges for a recent 12 round bout with Danny Frush of Baltimore. Walter C. Kelly of Buffalo was named after objections to Harry Ertle Ed Smith and two newspaper men as judges. promoter and Kilbane agreed to obey the commission. 15 000 spectators attended the event and Kilbane faced possible future Cleveland risks.
The Reds swept both games 44 bases on 29 safe blows with Jake Daubert homering on the unfamiliar field. Strong defense and timely hitting powered the Reds as Luque and Braxton shut down the opposition, while Dana Fillingim and Morgan faltered for the Braves.
In the Syracuse series the Orangemen beat Toronto 7 to 1 in game one and 5 to 1 in game two. Rochester defeated Buffalo 21 to 8 in game one and split 6 to 4 in game two. Newark swept Jersey City 4 to 1 in game one while Jersey City won 12 to 4 in game two. Baltimore blanked Reading 10 to 0 in game one and then Reading tied 10 to 10 before Baltimore won 7 to 0 in game two.
In a high scoring affair Cincinnati overcome Boston 9 to 4 as Daubert leads with two base hits and a home run. Groh, Powell also collect multi base hits while Morgan and Luque suffer control issues. Ba refused if needed.
Wichita Kansas September 18 Jack Lelivelt first baseman of the Omaha Western league team broke the season hits record in the second inning against Wichita with his 258th hit this season. He surpassed George Iler of St Louis who had 257 hits in 164 games.
Kenneth Hogan, local amateur outfielder, has been signed by the Cincinnati baseball club. He will report to the Reds at the end of the National Baseball Federation Class A series.
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