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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1920

Page

19

Cantabs Scrimmage With Arlington in Practice Game

Arlington High School and Cambridge Latin School checked candidates in a Spy Pond scrimmage led by Coaches Maxim and McDonald. The six minute quarters saw both elevens shuffled frequently as they prepared for the season. Arlington meets Winchester next Friday in a league opener at Manchester Field.

Arlington Arlington High School Cambridge Latin School Spy Pond McDonald Cambridge Horace C. Maxim Winchester High Manchester Field Winchester

Gardner Set For Major Bout At Grand Opera House

Pinky Gardner, a leading middleweight title hopeful, returns tomorrow night at the Grand Opera House to face Herman Gehring, the skilled New York star, in a one fall bout. Gehring earned top form against Ketonen and is matched by promoter Tuohey. Also on the card Tony Ajax of Los Angeles versus Peter Goulet of Woonsocket in a decisive bout. Cyclone Burns will give a lesson in holds and wind up with a quick exhibition. A local clash opens the program with a finish.

Pinky Gardner Grand Opera House Herman Gehring New York Gardner South Gehring Ketonen Tuohey

Boxing Promoters Eye Open Air Show and Dempsey Plans

Billy Murphy and Billy Fitzsimmons meet in Rochester N H for 12 rounds as Al Delmont pushes heavyweights toward a Dempsey clash. Promoters eye Columbus Day card at Fenway or Braves Field with Kloby Siegel and Shevlin fights in play. Cochrane cancels Dempsey Carpentier and Herman Wilde bouts, leaving Boston boxing in flux.

Billy Murphy New York Feather Billy Fitzsimmons Chelsea Rochester N. H Fair Grounds al Delmont Jack Dempsey John Lester Johnson Frank Moran Variors Faneuil A. C Fenway Park Huntington Avenue Carlyle A. C Braves Johnny Cuddy Lawrence Kloby Nate Siegel Siegel Kirby Eddie Shevlin New England Shevlin Ve. Siegel Young Montreal Terry Martin

World Series Tickets Priced From $1 to $6 at Ebbets Field

Brooklyn President Charles H. Ebbets announced World Series admission at Ebbets Field with prices from $1 to $6. Pavilion bleacher seats are $1, standing grand stand $2, back rows $3, front rows $5, box seats $6. All grandstand seats reserved for four games. refunds if games are unplayed.

New York Brooklyn Charles H. Ebbets Ebbets Field

St Louis Browns and Cardinals Buy Players Ahead of March Debut

The Browns purchase a Lamb and the Cardinals acquire a Lyons in St Louis. Both clubs plan to report next March and will reveal names and departure plans then.

Browns St. Louis Cardinals Lyons

Shevlin Defeats Flynn for New England Welter Title

Roxbury boxer Eddie Shevlin defends the New England welter crown by defeating Paddy Flynn of Everett at Mechanics Building. Flynn was the initial challenger in a title match last night.

Eddie Shevlin Roxbury New England

Boxing Card Delivers Rough Eight Round Bouts In Roxbury

Flynn versus Shevlin yields a slow bout with holds and a cut under Shevlin’s eye. Quill defeats O’Brien after a back and forth eight round battle. Nee beats Curley, Gardner outpoints Kenny, Freeman lauded as referee. Kelly and Sullivan assign judges.

Shevlin Flynn Roxbury Jimmy Walsh Frankie Quiil Brockton Shaver O'Brien South Boston Quill Shaver O’brien Tommy Nee Johnny Curley George Gardner Diamond Hill R. L Jimmy Kenny Wakefield Kenny George Freeman Peter F. Kelly Louis W. Sullivan

Little Rhody to the Fore in Mixed Foursomes

Rhode Island’s R. R. Gorton and Elizabeth Gordon led 40 couples in the Commonwealth Country Club mixed foursomes. They posted 81 gross after 46 out, finishing 35 on the back, with four nets at 79. Providence players and Rhode Island champion Ted Hancock joined the field amid high scores on a fine course.

R. R. Gorton Elizabeth Gordon Rhode Island Commonwealth Country Club Providence Miss Collett George Collett Ted Hancock Commonwealth

Concord Open Golf Tourney Set For Oct. 1 2

The Concord Country Club will host its fifth annual open golf tournament October 1 and 2 on the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner. An 18 hole medal handicap event under the Massachusetts Golf Association, with four prizes for gross, best net, second best net, and best nine hole round. Entry fee one dollar with post entries allowed. Luncheon offered at the clubhouse both days. Autos meet trains at Concord station with morning and afternoon pickups. Course opens for practice on a Wednesday in September.

Concord Concord Country Club Old Road Nine Acre Corner Massachusetts Golf Association Fitchburg Division North Station Boston

Christine Leaves After Brief Marriage

A man endures heartbreak after a wife of one week vanishes, finding the jolt to his pride even sharper than the sting of being jilted. The line comes from The Second Honeymoon, reflecting sudden marital dissolution.

Christine

Jimmy Challenor and the Love Tangle of Christine

London man about town Jimmy Challenor, dependent on a meagre allowance, juggles love with Cynthia Farrow and Christine after a social whirl. Christine and Jimmy wed while suspicions rise about Cynthia, an auto accident, and a dramatic revelation with Alfred Kettering leading to a tense journey to Upton House.

Jimmy Challoner London Cynthia Farrow Mortlake Jimmy Christine Sangster Cynthia Alfred Kettering Horatio Kettering Upton House Gladys Leighton

Evening Visitors Stir Christine and Jimmy

Christine introduces visitors Mr. Kettering and Miss Leighton who tour the house as Christine worries about Jimmy Challoner. Gladys cautions Christine that Jimmy may be selfish and untrustworthy, while Christine grapples with love, separation, and fear of losing him.

Christine Mr. Kettering Miss Leighton Kettering Gladys Het~tering Jimmy Jimmy Challoner Horace Sangster

Christine and Jimmy in Upton House intrigue

Sangster visits Christine Leighton at Upton House and reports a cheerful mood and tea with Miss Leighton. Jimmy grows impatient and accuses Kettering, a wealthy rival, while Christine’s fidelity is questioned as the affair arc continues.

Muggsy McGraw Gets Square With Lambs

New York rumors say John McGraw plans retaliation against the Lambs Club for expelling him after a brawl with John Barleycorn. He reportedly will seize season baseball passes once issued to Lambs members, signaling a personal clash over club membership.

Muggsy McGraw

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