Carpentier Stops Levinsky In Fourth Round
Georgen Carpentier European welterweight champion defeats Haiti Levinsky holder of the American light heavy title in the fourth round of a 12 round bout in Jersey City. Carpentier lands powerful rights and lefts driving Levinsky to the corner for the full count amid a fierce exchange.
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Jersey City
N. J
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Hatitiing Levinsky
Miller
Tive
Europe
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Levinsky
Car
Bell
Owings
Vinsky
Jefe
Twenty-Five Horses Remain in Fort Ethan Allen Race
Northfield Vermont October 12 Twenty five of twenty seven thoroughbred horses that started naga in the 300 mile Fort Ethan Allen race to Camp Devens resumed the long train today. All were in excellent condition and many showed eagerness for the road as Ramia from the 1919 race and King Fisher last year’s second seemed ready. The route today went from Montpelier to St Johnsbury a 65 mile leg.
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Northfield
Naga
Fort Ethan Allen
Camp Devens
Ramia
King Fisher
Montpelier
St. Johnsbury
Loyal Order of Moose Meeting Canceled at Eagles Hall
Notice states a regular meeting of Janger gt O. 405 Loyal Order of M is canceled at the Eagles Hall Thursday evening. Attendance requested. W. A. James, Dictator and W. W. Dumm, Secretary attest.
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Eagles Hall
Thoreday
Unclear box score notes hint at seventh inning change
Fragmentary baseball box score shows Mills and Grimes usage, errors and base hits for Brooklyn and Cleveland. The text lists base runners, two base hits by O Neill and Jamie, three base hits by Speaker, and surrounding pitching shifts with partial credit to Grimes and Vinent Bay.
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Brooklyn
O'Neill
Jamieson
Speaker
W. Dpheston
Ponte Ae
Cleveland
Grimes
Miller
Cere
Jimes
Olpen
Sewell m
Olson
Sheehan
Griffith
Smith
Ooveleskia
Coveleskie
Wamby
Kilduff
Barooklyn
Kiltduaff
Killdutt
Cowell
Asilliers
Bas
Crimes
Hall
Jamicon
Waomby
Myers
Brooklyn Olson
Wambo
Cleveland Gardner
Gardner
Kenetchy
Johnston
Sewell
Kanone
Indians Clinch World Championship with 3–0 Win over Brooklyn
Cleveland fans erupt as the Indians win the 1920 World Series in seven games, defeating the Brooklyn Robins 3 to 0 at home. Pitcher Stanley Coveleskie dominates, allowing two Brooklyn runs on 27 innings in the series while receiving strong defense and timely offense from Cleveland hitters led by Tris Speaker.
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Cleveland
Cleveland American Club
Indians
Brooklyn Nationals
United States
Ashial
Ldhe
Emmluul Vittieviy
Stanley Coveleski
Shamokin
Robins
Brooklyn
Coveleskie
Covey
Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Remar
Burleigh Grimes
Myers
Tris Speaker
Olson
Gardner
Sheehan
Jamieson
Wamby
Honey Mnassit
Speaker
Nout Myers
O'Neil Leads Tight Game with No Runs Scored Through Nine
A tightly played baseball game shows no runs through nine innings with sparse offense. Key moments include Grimes injuring a hand but continuing to pitch for Cleveland and Coveleskie fanning batters for the Indians while Jamieson and Wheat collect a few hits for Brooklyn.
Man o War Wins Canadian Thoroughbred Championship
Man o War, America’s champion three year old, defeated Sir Barton by eight lengths in a mile and a quarter race at Kenilworth Jockey Club Ontario. The victory earned owner Samuel B Riddle of Philadelphia a 75000 dollar purse and a 5000 dollar gold cup. Time 2 08 flat set a new Canadian record not equaling the overall mark. Jockey Clarence Kummer rode, Frankie Keough substituted for Earl Sande on Sir Barton.
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Kenilworth Jockey Club
Ont
Man O' War
America
Continent
Sir Barton
Samuel B. Riddle
Philadelphia
Clarence Kummer
Man o'War
Kummer
Pole
Canada
Man o’War
Mr. Riddle
Jockey Club
Fair Play
Mahuba
Frankie Keough
Earl Sande
Bir Barton
J. K L. Rosa
Ross
Sande
Keough
Marquard Fined and Removed from Brooklyn Team
Cleveland Ohio October 12. President Charles Bbbete of the Brooklyn National League club announced tonight that Robe Marquard, pitcher, was fined $1.00 and costs today for violation of club rules and was dismissed from the Brooklyn team.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Bbbete
Brooklyn National League Club
Robe Marquard
Marquard Ticket Scandal Shakes Brooklyn Court
Pitcher Marquard faced charges after being found with 24 tickets for Cleveland games in a semi joking sale remark. Judge Silbert fined him one dollar and costs, saying the national uproar harmed the game and noting the incident damage to baseball’s name. Brooklyn officials and National League figures weighed his return.
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Brooke
Bim Aha
Wala
Marquard
Brookly
Eydler
Baseball
Teg
Brooklyn
Silbert
Potato growers pay 15 million yearly for Pari greens aid
United States potato farmers spend about 15,000,009 dollars annually on Pari greens to protect crops from potato bugs, a report notes the program's expense and scope.
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United States
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