Myers Sprints To 9th Win For Red Sox At Fenway
Veteran Cleveland cast off pitcher Lank Elmer “Chief” Myers hurled a superb ball for Boston, beating Connie Mack’s Athletics 9 to 2. Myers, now 9th consecutive win since joining the Red Sox, toyed with the visitors as Tillie Walker and Brady backed the attack with sharp plays and timely hitting.
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Braves End Seven-Game Slide With Two Wins Over Phillies
Philadelphia snapped a seven game losing streak by defeating Boston twice at home. The Phillies won 7 to 6 and 6 to 1 in a doubleheader. Boston extended its skid, losing game one 7 to 6 and game two 6 to 1.
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Stengel hits home runs in both games to spark wins
Stengel belted a homer in each contest with the first game tying the score in the eighth as his drive over the right field wall. In game two his shot into the left field bleachers drove Fletcher home for Boston’s first two runs while pitcher McQuillen added the team’s lone run with a left field liner.
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Gardner Wins In Mat Battle At Grand Opera House
Pinky Gardner defeats Henry Gehring in two straight falls 29 minutes and 11 minutes 30 seconds in the feature bout of George Tuohey's wrestling tourney. The match is part of a winter series to decide the middleweight championship. Tony Ajax over Peter Goulette and Louis Andrews over Lou Pappas won their earlier bouts.
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Carpentier to Box Levinsky in Jersey City Park
Georges Carpentier the European heavyweight champion will box Battling Levinsky at Jersey City Baseball Park on October 12 the International Sporting Club announced. The bout was moved from Ebbets Field Brooklyn after a ban by the New York State Boxing Commission.
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Indians Rout Defeated as White Sox Triumph 10 to 3
The White Sox hammered Cleveland 10 to 3 after a close start. Shoeless Joe Jackson and Joe Jackson led the late rally while Bagby struggled for the Indians, and Chicago pulled away in the sixth through ninth innings. Gardner and Evans sparked Cleveland early but could not hold the run rhythm.
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Wrestlers to Show in Scenic Temple
Lou Daro promoter of major wrestling events at Revere will stage his first indoor show on Oct. 6 at the Scenic Temple home of the Commercial A C. The card opens with Nick Karavas meeting Jack Ellis and features Renato Gardini vs Halmar Johnson in the Italian champion versus Swedish challenger bout and Jack McGrath versus Sula Huomopa the Irish champion against the Peaceful Finn. Daro will continue his office at the American House.
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Kloby to Battle Siegel at Fenway Park Columbus Day
Outdoor boxing at Fenway Park on October 12 features Kloby against Siegel in a historic city bout. The final contract for the Columbus Day event was secured with Lawrence fighter Tommy Kirby Corcoran signing yesterday to pave the way for the October date.
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New Boxing Bout Set For Holiday Park Showdown
Johnny Mahoney for the Faneuil A C arranged a 10 round welterweight feature between Nate Siegel of Revere and Kirby Kloby, two war veterans and former divisional champions. The bout is expected to draw about 20 000 fans in Boston as boxing becomes legal for women and the card remains to be completed.
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Post Score Board A Hit At Boston Rally
Thousands of Boston fans gathered near the Boston Post building to watch a Cleveland Chicago American League game reenacted on the Post’s score board. The live display drew cheers as sensational plays were shown with a 4 p.m. start Boston time for the second game of the series.
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Golfer Earns Carnegie Medal for 129 at Woodland
A golfer yesterday at Woodland carded 129 to win the Carnegie medal. The event drew local players and noted enthusiasts, with spectators praising the steady front nine and strong finish on the back.
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Yanks All Star Cast Faces Road Death Notices
The report mocks a boxing training session with flamboyant details for Carp and notes World Series figures and endorsements. Local figures McGraw and Ebbets are mentioned amid a light satirical sports column, referencing the Brooklyn club and pennants.
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