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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1920

Page

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Baseball Scandal Breaks Wide Open in Grand Jury Testimony

Cicotte cries as he testifies he received $10 000 to throw two games while pitching soft balls and making deliberate errors. Joe Jackson allegedly delivered $9 000 to the Gamblers with timely hits. The scandal prompts a global probe to curb gambling in baseball.

Cicotte Grand Jury Joe Jackson

Comiskey Fires Eight Indicted Players and Finishes Season

Chicago news reports on September 28 that eight players including Cicotte, Jackson, Felsch, Gandil, Weaver, McMullin, Risberg, and Williams were indicted in connection with fixing the 1919 World Series. The story notes the scandal and suggests the team’s season would end with the remainder of the schedule.

Comiskey Cicotte Jackson Felsch Gandil Weaver McMullin Risberg Williams

Hunger Strike Lord Mayor Mac Swiney Grieves Ill

Terence Mac Swiney the Cork Lord Mayor remained weak and in pain on the 47th day of his hunger strike. A bulletin from the Irish Self Determination League said he grew slightly better but was exhausted and in significant discomfort in the right arm. His sister Mary spoke with him during a visit.

London Terence MacSwiney Cork Irish Self-Determination League League Mary

Odd Fellows Parade Draws 40000 from North America

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan a mass parade with more than 40 000 members from across the United States and Canada. The procession will start at 1 PM from Newbury and Arlington streets and travel through Beaton School Washington Temple Tremont Boylston to Park Square before disbanding.

Odd Fellows Rebakahs Canada Newbury Arlington Streets Beaton Street School Washington Temple Place Tremont Street Boylston Park Square

Beaten by a Policeman Claimed in Local Assault Case

Dr. John Sears McCormack, a leading physician, was delirious at his home after an alleged beating by Patrolman Frank A. Norton of Joy Street station early yesterday morning. Norton was arrested for drunkenness and assault and held in $500 until Oct. 8, later suspended.

John Sears McCormack Huntington Avenue Frank A. Norton Joy Street Batavia Street Norton

Fair Cooler Weather Then Drop in Temperatures

Forecasts show Boston and northern New England turning unsettled and much cooler by Wednesday night with fair, cooler conditions Thursday. Strong winds from the southwest and west were noted, while all districts east of the Mississippi are expected to see much cooler weather within 48 hours.

Boston Washington New England New York Mississippi River Sandy Hook Hatteras

Weather Outlook Says Calm Skies Ahead

Forecast suggests mostly fair conditions today with a touch cooler air mass. Expect light winds and comfortable temperatures, ideal for outdoor plans before a cooler spell perhaps later.

Baseball results from yesterday across leagues

In the American League Boston lost 5 to 3 at Washington in the first game. The second game ended Washington 7 Boston 6 after 10 innings. In the National League Cleveland was blanked 0 by St Louis 5. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 2 0 and Iratam Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 8 in the second game.

Boston Washington Cleveland St. Louis Cincinnati Pittnaburg

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