Greek Champion Bout Set At Grand Opera House
Tony Ajax arrives to train for a mat clash with Greek champion John Kilonis scheduled Thursday night at the Grand Opera House. Ajax says he is in better shape than after his latest match with Ketonen, noting his 18 months of army service and readiness to face any opponent under catch as catch can. They will wrestle best two of three falls.
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Tony Ajax
John Kilonis
Grand Opera House
Ajax
Ketonen
Many Exeter Athletes Report for Fall Sports
Exeter New Hampshire reports 55 baseball candidates led by six E players, with Captain Barry Jones Bullard among football squad. letter men Mosher Wells Handy Mullen Burke and others announce fall track and football duties. Reds lead batting in the National while only one White Sox batters ranks in the American League top three.
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Exeter
N. H
Clarence Parker
Barry
Jones
Bullard
Ter
Mosher
Wells
Handy
Mullen
Burke
Connors
Waterman
Hitzrot
A. F. Jones
Douglass
Woodbury
Emery
Fulford
Cincinnati
White Sox
Camels Sold In Sealed 20 Cigarette Packs Across Markets
The ad promotes Camels at 18 cents a package and 200 cigarettes per carton in glassine paper covers. It claims Camels have a mellow mild body with no lingering aftertaste or odor and urges customers to compare Camels against any other cigarette in the world at any price.
World Series Opens in Cincinnati at Redland Field
Cincinnati prepares for the 1919 World Series with Redland Field filled beyond capacity as fans crowd hotels and trains arrive. The Reds practice, Latonia track visit occurs, and new facilities including left field bleachers and a press stand are ready. Officials announce Robert Newhall as third official scorer with Spinks and McCready handling National Commission duties.
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Cincinnati
Redland Field
Sox
Reds
Latonia
White Sox
Robert Newhall
The
Commercial Tribune
J. Taylor Spinks
St. Louis
Willam McCready
Philadelphia
National Commission
Early arrivals for big event include 75 press correspondents
Special trains from New York bring 75 newspaper correspondents and stars like George M. Cohan Roscoe Arbuckle and Charles Ray. Another train carries 150 Pittsburgh businessmen while 100 oil men from Texas are due tomorrow. Tickets vanish as officials clamp down on scalpers and nonlicensed sellers. Mayor Galvin and the safety director impose strict parking rules around Fountain Square to manage crowds. Cincinnati detectives bolster forces with aides from other cities.
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New York
George M. Cohan
Roscoe Arbuckle
Charles Ray
Moving Picture Fame
Pittsburg
T. L. Huston
New York Americans
William Veeck
Chicago Nationals
Les Cofistans
John Galvin
Ball Park
Fountain Square
Latonia
Third Street
Cincinnati
Boston College drills show players in good shape
Boston College football coach Cavanaugh reports the squad in good condition after a grueling Saturday scrimmage. Hephasely notes Jack Feaphy is slightly unavailable due to exertion while he plans to resume secret practice this afternoon and extra help from veterans and alumni is expected.
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Boston College
Pete Walker
Avery
Jack Feaphy
Cavanaugh
Navy
Harvard
Fox
Utah
Husky Crimson
Cav
No Hub Women In Tourney Golf Field
Boston is not represented in the women’s national golf tournament starting this week at Shawnee rinks. The Hub has long produced women tennis champions, but other regions seem to develop more players in the 1-5.
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Boston
Shawnee
Yale Varsity Opens Practice With Substitutes in Heat
Yale fielded an eleven built largely from substitutes in the third week of practice. Heat and heavy scrimmaging sidelined regulars, but officials expect all regulars back by midweek. Captain Callahan slated to play versus Springfield College. Bob Lay returns after a week off.
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Viiw Haven
Conn
Yale
Callahan
Springfield College
Bob Lay
Donald Wells
Varsity
Chet’’ Laroche
Oval
Joe Neville
Scrubs
Galt
Herrick
Open Golf Tourney on Concord Links
The fourth annual open golf tournament by the Massachusetts Golf Association will be held at Concord Country Club next Friday and Saturday. It will be 18 hole medal play with four prizes for the two best net and two best gross scores and a special medal for breaking the course record of 72. Automobiles will meet trains at Concord station on the Boston and Maine line.
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Massachusetts Golf Association
Concord Country Club
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Concord
Jesse Guilford
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Sim mons College elects Elizabeth Nowers to athletic board
Miss Elizabeth Nowers of Wexington, a senior at Sim mons College, has been elected class representative to the college athletic association executive board.
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Elizabeth Nowers
Wexington
Simmons College
Athletic Association
The C C A Cigar Brings Quiet Joy and Comfort
The passage extols the C C A cigar as a reliable choice that channels surplus energy into a mild pleasure. It asserts the smoker and those nearby benefit when the right cigar is chosen, framing smoking as a benevolent habit that improves mood and surroundings.
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
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Redland
Parktown
Chicago
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C.G. Maguire
C. G. Maguire
Cornhill
ADAMS
ELI Varsity
Vets
Gaillard
Strum
Hendricks
Rheinhardt
Calhoun
Trippe
Acosta
Bassett
Allen
Taroche
Webb
Way
Neville
Fred Graham
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