Yankees Crush Indians 21-7 in an Unequal Classic at Polo Grounds
The New York Yankees routed the Cleveland Indians 21 to 7 as Tris Speaker’s club collapsed after a 4 run fourth inning, the Polo Grounds crowd near 40 000 enduring rain showers and a wild seesaw afternoon. Babe Ruth struck out with bases loaded in a dramatic moment, while Carl Mays and several Yankee pitchers shut down Cleveland after a five run second.
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Orioles End Season With 119 Victories
Baltimore and Jersey City closed the International League season with the Orioles defeating the Skeeters twice 5 to 7 in seven innings. Baltimore finished with 119 wins, a league record surpassing the previous mark of 116 set by the Chicago Cubs in 1906.
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Ambrigan League and National League Matchups Noted
In Ambrigan League play Chicago visits Philadelphia while in the National League Philadelphia travels to Pittsburg for matchups.
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Meusel Delivers Four Runs In Card Game Victory
Meusel drives in four of New York's five runs as the Giants beat the Cardinals 5 to 2 in St. Louis. Douglas wins with relief in 8 innings, Haines takes the loss after a 10-hit effort. Hornsby and McHenry doubled for St. Louis. Umpires McCormick and Elen.
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Braves Host Horace Ford Day Doubleheader in Boston
Boston schedule shows no major league game today. Tomorrow the Braves return to celebrate Horace Ford Day at the Allston Wigwam with a doubleheader against the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Tribesmen also play Wednesday signaling the farewell appearance of the 1921 season in the city.
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Five World Swim Records Shattered at Brighton Beach
Eight swimming records were set in a 25 yard pool open meet at Brighton Beach. Five world marks and three American records were broken by Charlotte Boyle of New York Norman Ross of Chicago and relay squads of the Women's Swimming Association of New York.
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Concord High to open season vs Maynard on Centre Playground
Concord High School led by quarterback Joseph Mullaney will face Maynard High School in its season opener on the Concord Centre Playground next Saturday afternoon.
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Snappy Cuckoo Tours Fall for This Season
Humorous travel spoof listing three rail adventures the Moonbeam Route to Kokomo the Night Boat and The Luxurious Limited. Promises extravagant service oddball perks and outlandish claims with satirical tone reflecting 1921 rail advertising.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Doyle to Box OBrien in Carlyle A C main at Grand Opera House
Paul Doyle returns to Boston ring for his first appearance since defeating Nate Siegel last July as he meets Shamus O’Brien of Yonkers in the Carlyle A C main event at the Grand Opera House Friday night. The show opens the season with two more 10 round bouts and an eight round opener.
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Mickie Kust
South End
Billy Gustin
South Boston
Young Gould
Jimmy White
New York
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Eddie Ford
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World Series at Arena Advertised by Boston Arena
Baseball fans can follow the World Series moves without leaving the city as Manager George W. Brown of the New Boston Arena arranges with the Star Baseball Company to install an updated baseball board in the arena for the games.
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St Joseph's Society to Stage Boxing Bouts Friday
The St Josephs T A Society will stage an open amateur boxing show at Commercial Hall Friday night featuring four weight classes: 108 115 125 and 185 pounds. Entries close Thursday evening at the club house 95 Cambridge Street Boston.
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Lexington Tops Waltham Clubs in Tennis Match
The Lexington Tennis Club defeated the Piety Corner Club of Waltham four matches to one at the Lexington Athletic Field courts yesterday afternoon.
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Shevlin to Box Siegel in Big Boston Welterweight Show
Eddie Shevlin and Nate Siegel meet in a 10 round welterweight bout at Mechanics' Building Armory A A in Boston tomorrow night. This third clash comes after two prior battles with a split and a decision for Siegel. Siegel is in top form, having dominated since their first fight two years ago.
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Star Athletes to Compete at Waltham Fair
Local stars from B A A St Alphonsus A C Dorchester A A and the Y M C A s Greater Boston will race at the Waltham Fair on Friday Sept 29. The highlighted event is a seven mile road race featuring James Hennigan New England champion and last year winner M J Daly among others.
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Haverhill Tops Cambridge Casey Nine After 10th Inning Rally
Haverhill defeated Cambridge Caseys 6 to 2 in a ten inning rally at Russell Field Cambridge. Raymine Skilton doubled and scored on Twombly's single in the first inning, giving Haverhill the early lead.
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Cub Rookie Beats Tribesmen Twice
Red Thomas of Henryetta Oklahoma stood out in the Cub Braves series windup in Chicago. The 74 inning doubleheader ended with the Cubs winning 4 to 3 in 12 innings and 8 to 7 in 12 innings before twilight halted play.
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Redheaded Thomas Delivers Two Wins in Extra Innings
In a doubleheader, Thomas drives in decisive runs in the 12th inning of both games. Powell hits two homers but Boston loses the first meet, while Cy Twombly collects four hits in the second game. Kelleher closes the finale with a winning single as the Braves rally past the Cubs.
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Baseball Game Summary Notation
Twombly Barbare Grimes and W Hollacher led with two base hits while Powell hit a home run. Hollacher Boeckel Wat son Barber Grimes had sacrifices. Ford Holke turned a double play. Martin Freeman Watson Fillingim Scott allowed multiple hits and strikeouts. Spires Quig Holmes pitched with time of 2 hours.
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Concord and Maynard Battle for Postseason Diamond Championship
The Concord baseball nine faces Maynard in the second Middlesex post-season game. It will be played on the Concord Centre Playground next Saturday afternoon.
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