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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
14
The piece profiles John J. Limpus and Peter Fush as contrasting salesmen. Pete thrives on charm and bold schemes from nutmeg to oil wells and a ghostly secret society, while John clings to old fashioned notions and unfair math, ending with a note on his ignorance of a settled war and a heavy ton.
Boston University braces for the BC game with Coach Whelan's squad drilling on offense. Injured Cochrane misses practice. Feldman steps in at quarterback as the likely starting lineup features Wheeler Miller Koster Levenson Washburn Lucas O'Hare Feldman Worcester Williamson and Spencer at various positions.
The Shocker, former New York hurler, blanked the Yankees 2 0 to keep Os pennant hopes alive. Schang and Peckinpaugh singled in the ninth. Ruth was intentionally walked as Harper pitched well for St. Louis.
Yesterday at Braves Field Horace Ford led a presentation amid local fans. The Braves beat the Dodgers 8 to 5 in the first game, then the Dodgers shut out Ford’s team 8 to 0 in the second game without rancor.
Arlington High School football plans a Wednesday October 12 game against an alumni team at Spy Pond Athletic Field in Artington. Local organizers confirm the open date matchup as a community clash with former players.
Braxton earns the win with 8 strikeouts against Morgan and Mitchell, 4 walks issued by Braxton, and key hits including Ford and Neil two-baggers and Wheat with a three-base shot. Griffith and Johnston steal bases as Ford and Holke handle the fielding double plays in a tight game.
The Yankees drop behind to a game and a half ahead of the Indians while the Nationals’ lead falls to three and a half after a Pirates win. The Yankees must win three of four to clinch the pennant. the Giants need two of four. If New York splits, Cleveland would need to win all four to lead.
Dartmouth captain Jim Robertson demonstrated strong kicking at practice on Memorial Field. He booted goals from the 45 and 60 yard lines with high spirals, while teammates ran dummy tackles and signal drills under Coach Cannell.
The World Series between the Giants and Yankees starts October 6 at the Polo Grounds and will be shown on a large score board in the Boston Arena from opening day until a champion is decided. Manager George Brown secured a board like Tex Rickard uses at Madison Square Garden so fans unable to attend can watch the contests.
Pirates win SWATFEST 9 6 as Winters drives in runs in the ninth. Carlson earns the win, Winters the loss after a 52 minute game. Umpires Moran and Rigler.
In Boston sports talk the Babe Ruth shadow lingers as Johnny Buff holds two titles yet may lose one after a rematch with Pete. Tad Jones sticks with the same lineup for Harvard practices as Percy Haughton guides football hopefuls against the Tigers and Blue. World series chatter links Downey Wilson Kilbane in Cleveland and Indy scouts predict Harvard facing Indiana. Charley Theall promotes a Winthrop road race inviting local runners to contact him.
Cincinnati built a three run lead by the first inning and sealed the game when Roush homered driving in two, in Chicago on September 7. Rixey struggled at times yet pitched well in the late innings as the Reds won the first game 8 to 8 in the farewell series.
The Concord Country Club golf course off the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner will be open all day tomorrow for golfers to practice for the Massachusetts Golf Association two days open tournament. The event is set for Friday and Saturday, Sept 30 and Oct 1, in Concord.
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