Yankees Clinch Pennant By Gameness And Depth
The Yankees won the pennant through strong team spirit, smart management by Miller Huggins, and key midseason addition Joe Dugan. Pivotal infield and batting improvements from Walter Pipp, Everett Scott, and Whitney Witt aided late surges, with Joe Bush and Shawkey anchoring a deep pitching staff. The race against the Browns was tight, with decisive West Coast tests and a final push in September sealing the title.
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Battling Howard Kayors West Scars Another Victory
Battling Howard Kayors West, a leading lightweight from Bridgeport, knocked out Knockout West in the fifth round of a ten round set at the Newark Auditorium Saturday night. Howard controlled the bout from the start, floored his opponent twice, and extended his winning streak to eight. He has drawn attention in the Metropolitan ring circles and has received several offers.
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Miss Key to Run in Compete at Danbury Fair
Miss Key the bay mare owned by Robert Lockwood is the sole Bridgeport entrant in the Danbury Fair races today. The program lists two heats and a 2:19 pace with numerous other horses named including Gladys Angle Fannie B Tompleine Queen’s Own and Locust Bell among many others.
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Cooper to Pitch in Marion Ohio This Sunday
Wilbur Cooper star pitcher for the Pittsburgh Nationals insists on a Marion Ohio exhibition as part of barnstorming tours. He recalls breaking in at Marion 42 seasons ago and says a former local newspaper publisher stockholder helped boost his early career. Cooper day is planned for Sunday October 14 with a light jab about the White House remaining in town over the weekend.
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Johnston May Not Travel With Tilden In Europe
San Francisco Oct 1 Johnst on the tennis star here from the East today said he did not know of any plans to accompany William T Tilden II to Middledon England to invade European courts He explained that two years is a long time to predict for Asked if he would retire the only reason he ever would retire would be the age of old age
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Maryland Faces Major Tests In Upcoming College Grid Battles
Maryland prepares for a series of key games starting next Friday with a contest against the University of Richmond. The schedule highlights a showdown with Pennsylvania at Franklin Field on October 14 and a match at Princeton, shaping a pivotal stretch for Maryland football.
Milder Huggins And His Heavy Literature Mania
The piece profiles Milder Huggins as a driven scholar and coach obsessed with serious literature. It notes his small frame, quiet humor, and habit of retreating to his room after games to read and think. It contrasts public perception with his private, contemplative hobby and his reputation as a hard thinker.
Yanks to Open Stadium Across Harlem River in Spring
Early spring completion is anticipated for the Yonkers American Longue project across the Harlem River from the Polo Grounds. The massive structure features an eighty foot high wire mesh gateway, with backstay completed by Joshua Horrocks Inc in Brooklyn and wiring for runways and exits contracted by Col Ruppert and Col Huston at an expected cost above $40,000.
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Gans to Fight Soldier Bartfield in Brooklyn Boxing Card
Italian champion Gans will meet Bartfield in a ten round bout at Abbots Weld next Wednesday night October 4 as part of a Brooklyn boxing program celebrating the opening of a new arena. The card will feature multiple bouts with Brooklyn fighters and aims to attract a strong crowd.
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Ohio State to Open New Football Stadium
Ohio State University prepares to debut its new stadium with a high profile opening game less than a week away. The team, led by a veteran core, faces a challenging Western Conference schedule as many freshlinemen are set to see action next Saturday.
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New York Clubs Get Buttered By Sorted World Series Haul
New York clubs receive only a small share of World Series gate receipts. In 1920s terms the breakdown shows 60 percent to the commissioner, 15 percent to players, and about 25 percent to clubs, with further deductions for expenses and league shares. Local teams face heavy costs for printing, staff, and entertainment, limiting their net from the event.
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Trinity to field four flusher elevens in lineup
A garbled report notes Trinity Coblenes team with four flusher elevens. Teotail is listed as head coach Ogi, though details are unclear. The piece considers eligibility and quality of football players across colleges, lacking solid facts.
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Stratfield Gridders Defeat Hornets 20 to 0
The Stratifield Gridders defeated the Hornets 20 to 0 in a Sunday game. The report mentions Spafonia A.C. and unclear details about players and plays.
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Mason Matched With Vila in New York Championship Bout
Frankie Weden of Fort Wayne Ind is set to face Anche Villa in a New York championship boxing match on October 26. Announcement by Mason's manager Georgy Biemer confirms the pairing and venue.
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Yale Coach Murphy Plans Milford Home After Yale
W Mur phy of Seattle who handled Yale freshman crew will reside in Milford during his athletic stint in New Haven. He recently occupied a cottage near Trumbull Beach and Willow Street. Murphy previously led Washington University crew to a two year premier showing and was captain elect for next year before leaving college work.
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Bill Klem Named Umpire For World Series Eleven Times
The veteran umpire Bill Klem is selected to officiate the World Series for the 11th time, a record, as Chicago's Cubs face the White Sox in the city series. New York and Chicago officials announced the appointments today, noting Klem's historic tenure and other umpires for the event.
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Yale Opens Full Diamond Work
Yale resumes spring preparations with Bernie Tormers returning as coach. Last season the Bulldogs faced Harvard Princeton Holy Cross and Copwell and expect the same roster for another championship run. Key losses include Ulrich Warren Crane Chittenden while Bill Hawkes and Scott Fershman are eyed for infield roles and Dorr Hickey Dan Wolly Ted Wight as pitchers. Freshmen Sawyers Alexander and others join fall practice under partial scholarships.
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Lafayette to Play Pittsburgh Saturday
The Lafayette College football team faces University of Pittsburgh at Forbes Field in the first big test of the season. The game is highlighted as Lafayette’s key contest, marking a potential milestone for the program as it looks to build on last year’s successes.
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Meadowbrook Defeated In Tough Eight Contenders Match
Meadowbrook, led by Deveraux Milburn Hitchcock Stodard and Webb, challenged Flamingo in a high profile eight handicap contest. Prince suffered a fractured rib and Stoddard was injured when a wall collision sent both players to the ground unconscious in the sixth chukker during the intercontinental build up for the big four versus Argentine Federation four fixtures.
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Tommy Hitchcock
Louis KE. Stofdard
J. Watson Webb
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Results of 1921 Worlds Series recap and receipts
The 1921 World Series between the New York Giants and New York Yankees featured eight games with a sequence of results: Yankees won 3 0, Giants 9 0, Giants 13 2, Giants 4 2, Yankees 3 1, Yankees 6 0, Yankees 3 0. Giants led 5 games to 3 before the Yankees surged to win the series. Total receipts set a new record at $100,233 with overall grosses around $900,293. Public notices list owners and shares for Giants and Yankees, highlighting distribution of the prizes and tied to 1921 season revenues.
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