20 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1921
Page
1
The Red Sox defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 2 and 8 to 5 at Fenway Park in a postponed doubleheader. Joe Bush earned his eighth straight win, Bennie Karr impressed in the second game, and Boston’s timely hitting and sharp fielding outpaced Chicago’s pitching and defense.
Springfield reports Single G, the world's champion pacer, set a new local track record in the free-for-all on the first card of light harness races at the Eastern States exposition. He clocked 2:04 1-2 for Directum J.'s mark of 2:04 1-2, with heats of 2:04, 2:04, and 2:081 2, nearly matching the world record for the three fastest heats over a half mile track.
Boston builds a late lead after a 6 run seventh inning to defeat Chicago 6 to 2. Johnson Schalk Falk Sei bold Scott McInnis Bush key two base hits while Foster J Collins drive three-base hits. Mostil Fos ter Pratt contribute, Hodge and Bush combine on the mound for the win.
President Harding was invited to the opening World Series game by B. B. Johnson of the American league. He reserved decision, saying attendance would depend on the state of public affairs.
A satirical lease fragment mocks tenants rights and landlord duties with overblown terms. It features imagined provisions on rent, repairs, elevator use, and shared services, lampooning real estate boilerplate and tenant obligations.
The notice states that all clauses in the lease have been tested for copyright compliance. It references 1921 as the copyright year and confirms completion of testing across all contractual clauses.
New York drops last game of the season 2 to 1 at Pittsburg as Adams pitches well and triples to score on Bigbee’s sacrifice. Douglas misplay in the seventh allows Culshaw to score the decisive run. Meusel and Kelly threaten late but fail to tie.
The Arlington High School football team, about 30 players, scrimmaged yesterday at Spy Pond Athletic Field under Coach Horace Maxim. The squad will be cut this week ahead of the opener against Rindge Technical School, now moved to Monday afternoon September 26 at Russell Field in North Cambridge.
The article argues that a reigning national amateur golf champion should face only the runner up, not endure many preliminary rounds to defend the title. It notes similar debates in track and tennis and laments boxing and league standings while envisioning possible World Series matchups and pennant outcomes.
The piece notes the wider public interest in a clash between two Gotham teams, suggesting the rivalry resonates beyond city limits. It emphasizes the event's significance for fans nationwide and its potential impact on the sport's profile.
New Yorkers flooded Yankee and Giant offices amid rumors of a world series sale. Fans rushed Broadway and Fifth Avenue seeking reservations for an all New York matchup, even as the Yankees dropped to second place after losing to Detroit. Officials said no tickets would be sold until the world series status was clinched.
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