davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
REG1sTRo CIVIL
Harold Stuart.

Las siguientes anotaciones SC han
hecho en- Registro Civi! de San Juan.
Nacimientos; Ulpiano Beltran, Angel
Garcia Gonzalez Vioenta Burgos,
Blanca Lidia Alvarez, Jorge Declet,
Carlos Luis Figueroa, Manuel Fald
Y Juana Pldcida Rosado. Defuncio-
nes: Andrea Norge Y Angel Laffite.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05

Lord Byron muere en- 1921: tres
dfas despues de que la noticia llega a
Londres, sus memorials son destrufdas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05

Sc la presentaba como 81 al principle
Sc hubieSe negado Greer ell la culpa
del poeta; aun So lig0 con estrecha
amistad a Augusta Leigh, pero al fin
Sc convenci6 Ge la realidad de 10 que
habfa paSado. Augusta Leigh habfa
confesado Y Lady Byron habfa llega-
I1ue no Gebfa de reanudar aquellas
relaciones. :Las reanud0 la linda in
glesa? Este cS nm miSterio que adn
necesita ser reSuelto. Ciertamente.
;en la segunda edici0p de "Astart6"
Ique Lady Lovclace imprime ahora hay
una carta de Byron a Augusta (hay
ademaS. otraS 291, escrita deSde We
necia en- 1919 que dice: Amor mfo
queridfsimo: No ha cesado ri cesara
jamaS, este afecto sin lfmites que me
lig6 Y aun me liga' a ii; que me hace
abSolutamente incapaz de amar otra
ser que no ses til, porque ;que podrfan
ser para mi cOraZ3n, otros Seres. des
pu6s de II? Mia, mia. exclusivamente
mia. Yo no Sc 81 hemos cometido fal-
tas errores enormes, pero yo no me
arrepiento sino de aguel maldito ma
tlimonio V de que tn te hayas negado
amarne como me habfaS amado
No pUedo olvidar nj perdonar ese
prop0sito tuyo de reforma: no puedo
ser distinto del que fuf, Y cuando amo.
es porque el objeto de mi amor. de un
modo de otro, evoca tu persona"
Me despedaza el coraz6n el pen
sar en- nuestra larga separation que
estoy SECURE de clio, es unici0n SUI
ticiente para nuestros pecados. Dan
, te es mas humane EN- su Inferno, por-
que pone juntos los desventurados
amantes Francisco V Pablo, cuya aven-
tura. aunque en- ella habfa bastante
malicia, cs muy inferior a la nuestra.' -
| Y los otros documentos corroboran ::
las relacioneS entire Lord Byron V
AuSuSld hul dIOll ttICd uc I'LL dllO y
medic, entire el 1913 1914 Byron
Sc jacta de que la seduction lie cost6
POGO trabajo V parece que no hay duda
sobre ell hecho de que Medora Leigh.
nacida en- abril de 1914, fue ell fruto
de la culpable passion. Es curioso ell
dato de que lie poeta confi0 su secreto
antes que a nadie, Lady Melbourne.
tia de la futura Lady Byron. Lady
Melbourne 10 habfa disuadido de lle-
var Augusta a Stella, ell 1913, di-
ciendole "Estas sObre la orilla de un
, precipiciO Y 81 no te retiras a tempo,
estas perdido para siempre: has CO.
metido un delito para el cual Ell este
mundo no hay salvaci0n possible, SUI
ceda despues ell el mas ALA 10 que su-
ceda". Lady Melbourne para arrancar-
lie de ''ese sucio enredo', lie habfa su-
gerido que Sc procurase otra amante
Pero por la carta de 1919. hemos
visto como Ia passion no Sc habia ex-
tinguido. Todavfa en- 1920 escribi6 a
Augusta: ste he querilo siempre mas
que ningiIR otro ser Ell ell mundo, y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05

Ell Calendario, y el dia para ell Sc
iialamineto de los casos.
San Juan, P. R. Is de Noviembre
de 1921.
@. Negron Sanjurjo,
Secretario Corte de Distrito,
So Segundo Distrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
SOLO HAY uN "BRoMo ou1N1.

Ma, que es LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. La frma de E. w. GROVE
Sc halla en- cada cajita. Sc usa por
todo el mundo para curar resfriados
en- un dia. L.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05

mu del estado de New York desds
;cda actdades efayor dmoyi
New York grabado nuestr
"a Ia zquerda) Miss Ruth Morgan presidenta
Hard D. Straight vicepresidenta.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-21
Idaho County Shorthorn
Breeders Association

lowed to charge shall be as follows,
On poles SO feet or less in length
Two cents each.
On poles over 35 feet In length and
rot over so feet three cents each.
On poles over 30 feet in length and
riling, four cents each
On shingle bolts and cord wood 20
cents per cord.
On ties and logs thirty cents per
1000 feet board measure.
April Ia, 1921
Board met this Thursday the 18th
day Of April, 1921 at 8 a m. pursuant
to adjournment Of yesterday at the
commissioners room at the court house
with all members present Minutes
of yesterday read and approved where
upon the board proceeded to business
as follows:
1t appearing hat the following des-
cribed property has been enormously
decided to the county by deed on fore.
closure. 1t is hereby ordered that quit
claim deed be executed by the Board
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-21
He. CRANKE
and
VII. JOHNSON
Auctioneers

Application Of G. L. Graham to be
appointed overseer of road district No.
20 rejected.
Application of w. Parry asking for
franchise authorizing him to oper-
& tie and install a storage boom, is
hereby granted, and it is hereby order
ed that such franchise be and is here
by granted and that the anchorage OF
said boom shall be installed on Lots
1 and II Sec 10 Twp. 80 N r. E.
u. M, and lots and 8 Sec 8 Twp 80
N R 4 p B. M. in Idaho county same
to be used in conjunction with sorting
boom hereinafter mentioned.
Application of W. r. Parry asking
for a franchise to operate boom for
The purpose fholding and sorting
poles logs railway ties single bolts
and other timber products on the Mid
die Fork of the Clearwater River at
the village of Kooskia hereby granted
and 1t Is hereby ordered that the fees
and tools that applicant shall be al
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-21

OF county commissioners to The West
ern Loan and Building Company the
undisputed owners of said property.
quit claiming all interest of the county
to the said property.
1t appearing by petition presented by
Geo. A. Cowgirl that majority of the
residents and electors of certain terri
tory lying west north and south of the
city Ct Grangeville and included with
III the boundaries of the Grangeyille
highway district are seeking to have
created a herd district Of such terri
tory. 1t is hereby ordered that Monday
the 9th day of June at 10 a. IN. is
nxed as the time and date at which a
hearing may be had ON said petition.
where all persons interested may an
pear before the board and present their
| claims.
appearing by petition presented
Geo NJ. Snyder ct al that majority
! u nc residents and electors of GER
tain territory known as the Pardee
'nilg precinct Of Idaho county, Idaho.
are seeking to have created herd
district of such territory, therefore
It Is hereby ordered that Monday the
18th day OF une t. p. m is fixed as
The time and date at which a hearing
may re had on said petition, WHARF
all persons interested may appear be-
fore the board and present their
claims
lie 1t remembered that Oh this 4th
day x Inc April term 1921 the same
Deiilg one Of the days of the aforesaid
meeting of said board of commissioners
the following among other proceed
ihgs was had and entered of record
OF said board in the words and figures
following ,to-wit:
In the matter Of provision for ex-
tention work in Idaho County in CO.
operation with the university of Ida
no Extention Division, U. S. Depart
ment OF Agriculture and Idaho county
farm bureau:
80 -Ac'SN anu StSOHueu LuHt the
sum of $3.50 he provided to help paw
the cost Of conducting Extention work
and employing a county farm agent
In Idaho county.
1t is understood that said extension
division OF the University OF Idaho
viii lset aside 5000 to 1920 from state
and federal funds to assist in paying
the salary and expenses Of said county
leader
BOARD here adjourned to meet at
a. IN. tomorrow.
April Ii, 1921
Board met this Friday the 18th day
of April, 1921 at 9 a. m. pursuant 10
adjournment of yesterday, with all
members present. Place of meeting.
commissioners room at the court house
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-21
SUTHERLAND IN RIG LEAGUEs

Harvey Sutherland, easily the best
baseball pitcher Grangeville ever had.
who twirled for the local club thruout
one season four or five years ago is
now a member of the pitching staff
of the Detroit club I'm the American
league. II the opening game with
Chicago Sutherland was called upon
by Manager Ty Cobb to do the pitch
Ing honors. which he did. handily.
winning by decisive score Suther-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-21

2 Minutes Of yesterday read and ap-
proved, whereupon they proceeded to
business as follows:
1t Is hereby ordered that the offer
Of Il. s. Hancock to bury the county
paupers at $40 each be accepted, and
that agreement be entered into in ac-
cordance Herewith.
Adjournment was here taken to 8
"a. IN. tomorrow
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-21
BRADBURY Ill.

}. A. Bradbury Nls suddenly taken
i'll at his place of business Wednesday
afternoon and conveyance was CALL
ed to take him to his home. DR.. Chip
man was Immediately called and has
since stated that the attack was border
ing closely on stroke OF paralysis.
Mr.. Bradbury IS much better today and
is able to sit up.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-21

ed and it. is expected that the County
Superintendent and Prof Lukens will
give short talks in addition to an ad-
dress by the pastor In the morning,
the third address In the series on,
Wealth and Poverty" will be given.
III. S. RANDALL Pastor.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-21
HOME TALENT AT CANFIELD

The home talent play, Deacon
Dubbs' was pronounced an unquali-
fed success by all who saw it.
The entire cast took their parts per-
fectly and showed talent in portray
Ing the different roles The neighbor-
hood hopes that Deacon Dubbs' and
his troupe will repeat their efforts In
another play, at an early date The
cast Of characters was:
Deacon Dubbs. from Sorghum
center ------------ Ernest Bently
Amos Coleman, lawyerH McCulley
Rawdon Crawley, william --
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clarencc Morgan
Major McNutt, auctioneer -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stanley Ripley
Deuteronomy Jones, hired man =
---------------- Ray Shinn
Rose Raleigh, school mann
------------------ Eta Flick
Emily Dale, Roses friend
Minnie Vaughn
1rixie Coleman. sister Of Amos
----------------- Al Ripley
Yennie Yenson, swede girl -
------------------ Agnes Morgan
Philipena Popover, Roses house
Keeper ----- Stella Chamberlin
The play was followed by dancing.
The proceeds Of the evening were an
Piled on the community piano fund.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-21
r. M. PAVEY
and
VII. JOHNSON
Sales Managers

land went from Grangeville to the
coast league and from there to De
troit. His many admirers In this
county will lreJoice at the splendid pro-
gress he is making.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-21
FEDERATED CHURCH

Next Sunday evening we are to have
an Educational service. The school
board and faculty are specially invit-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-21

Board met this Friday the 18th day
of April. 1921 at 9 a. m. pursuant 10
adjournment of yesterday, with all
members present. Place of meeting
commissioners room at the court house
, 1921-08-15
LEAGUE RACE To
BECLOSE,CLAIM
Refners Must Cop Victories in
Denver Series to Put Them
in the Lead.

With tho Casper Rcdners slated to
meet Denver in two crucial series be-
tween now and the end OF Tho month.
and with a nve-Eamc series TO be
played In three days at Scottsblun.
the LEGAL club Is scheduled for a busy
two weeks. II Casper is able to
emerge from the series with a ma.
jcrity OF tho games in tho win col
m in all probability will be the win.
ncr Of the last half OF tho season.
Both Denver and Greybull who arr
staging strenuous fights TO blast the
iieiiners out OF tho money. have
games coming from Sterling because.
the Prairie Dogs blow up recently.
With these games credited to Denver
an1 Sterling as victories Casper is In
tzrt place. The race is so close how
yer that by winning in the Denver
series Casper viii have a good chance
tc cinch first place.
Part OF the local squad left for
Denver last night and the remainder
Of the team viii make tho trip to-
night. The FIRST game opens in the
Colorado capital Tuesday afternoon.
While Casper is playing in Denver.
Greybull will be playing in SCOTS,
blum. This series should further en-
'rcnch Grcybull in the first division.
There remains but ono more series be
tween Casper and Grcybull. II Grey.
bull gets too far ahead, Casper will
90 u OF tho money.
, 1921-08-15
CARPENTER TO FIGHT
GIBBONS, THEN QUIT

BoUIoGNE. France, Aug. 15.-By
Tho Associated Prcssl-Georges Ear
pcntier will bid farewell to the fight
ing ring after he meets Tom Gibbons.
the st. Paul light heavyweight. in the
United States next january. M. Des
camps. the French champions man.
ager announced today. He said that
Carpenter would fight an English
boxer, not yet designated. in London
sometime in October or November;
then he will meet a French heavy
weight in Paris. previous to meeting
Gibbons for the Light heavyweight
championship of the world.
, 1921-08-15
BISONS WIPE
OUT BIG LEAD
Scottsbluff Scores Seven in
First Two Innings and Loses
Game by Score of II to 7.

G~REYBULL. wyo., Aug. i5.-
scottshlud lost another chance to win
here Sunday when the Bisons in even
ing up for Saturdays Io-to-s defeat
By the visitors. came from behind a
scven.run lead in tho first two in.
nfnEs and defeated the IrriEators. II
TO :. killeen and Shimeail were both
driven from the mound by Greybull
and Mcknight finished tho game.
Biuejacket pitched tight ball for
Greybull after "a first bad inning in
which six runs were scored with tho
aid Of errors.
Saturdays game was won by Scots
biun in the ninth inning when with
the score tied they msdts5Nvc runs be.
fore the rally was ended.
Sunday game r. II. L.
s~oottsbluff - $40 900 ooo-T 10 /
GreybuIl -- 204 2o3 lox-l1 Is
Batteries - kiileen. Schimcail. Nc
knight and Benninghoven; Biuejackei
and Ashland.
Saturday game r. H. +,
s~eottsbluff - 900 o Oslo . >
Grcybuii - 0i3 DOL 0o1- 6 IL 4
Batteries = Brooks and Roche
Kelly and Ashland
, 1921-08-15
FOREST HILLS TENNIS
PLAY BEGINS TODAY;
WOMEN CHAMPS MEET

FOREST HILLS. y. y, Aug. i5.-
Tennis fans were hero in force today
for tho opening OF the womeu's ma
tional lawn tcnni championship
tournament. interest in which has
been heightened by the entry OF SUE.
ammo LcnElen. French champion.
Nile. LcnElen was scheduled 10
meet Miss Eleanor Goss. OF Now York.
in tho opening round this afternoon.
but tho match was postponed until
tomorrow at Milo. Lcnglcn's request
for time TO practice.
featured matches on today's pro.
gram included: : r.. IN, Mr.. May
SUTTON Bundy Of san francisco Vs..
Mrs. Helen Romans Mclean. OF New
York.
Z p. m. Mrs Moila Eiurstcdt Nal.
lory OF CIV ork. present title holder
vs.. Mrs. Marion Zindcrsteln Iessup.
Of Wilmington. Del.
, 1921-08-15

rat six consecutive times in the last
two games and came across with the
winning run Saturday.
Hopping let the list for the visitors.
gathering four hits in five trims yes.
terday.
Both the hnai games OF the scries
were marked by brilliant plays. Both
Bosdck and Donica made wonderful
stabs OF line drives in the Saturday
and Sunday games Don Flynn in
light Held handled every chance per
feetly yesterday. but was worked
hare In returning clean hits to the
infeld.
Casper played orrorless baseball
SATURDAY but had two errors charged
in The Cnicial score yesterday.
The score:
, 1921-08-15

CAST :. Payton. %schoonover. SiIcott;
three-base hits. Flynn; home runs
H~artzell. Nicholson; sacrifice hits. sill.
colt. Nicholson; passed ball. Krannin-
ger; struck put by Davenport 5. by
]. Mspel /. by Powers 6; bases on
balls off Davenport l. off Powers 1;
wild pitch. Davenport; hit by pitched
ball. Mcneil. left on bases. Casper Z.
Sterling S; innings pitched, Davenport
s 1-3. runs S. hits 10: by J. Mapel / %.
runs /, hits ); by jackson /. runs l
hits .; time Of gamo 2;to; umpire,
Dale.
, 1921-08-15
World Results
BY Leased Wire
Defeated Spiss
Mdrksmen Offer
AIibi for Loss

BERNE. Switzerland. Aug. 15.-The
members Of the Swiss Rifle Shooting
team. who have just returned from
Lyons where they met defeat for the
first time in is years, at the hands Of
no American marksmen, in tho inter.
national rife shooting tournament
last week. complain that the Amcri-
can victory was due to special tech
meal apparatus such as field glasses.
lenses and padded cushions for rest
ing allows and knees
In future tho Swiss team will re-
fuse TO compete unless the marksmen
refrain from using sue parapher-
MALTA
, 1921-08-15
Princeton Grid
Star to Coach
SilUer and Gold

BOULDER. Colo, Aug. l5-J.nies
Coonoy. former ali-Amorican tackle
and one time captain of tho Prince
ton football team. has been appointed
assistant football coach for the Uni.
vorsity OF Colorado, Myron witham
who coached the Colorado team last
year. will he head coach. withem is
a Dartmouth graduate.
, 1921-08-15
OMAHA SLUGGER
GETS 200 HITS.

lack Leliveii Omaha first base
man. who is topping the Western
league batters. has passed the 200
mari in hits. Jack has made 200
safeties for a total of 293 baser. His
hits include IS doubles, nine triples
and eight homcrs. two OF which were
made in ono game last Monday
against Sioux City Lelivclt's batting
is .43s. while Harper of Okla
homa City is tho runner up with AIS
and East of Wichita. the best run
getter. who has scored 10, times, is
third with .397. The averages in
clude games OF last Tuesday.
Haney of Omaha. dded three more
bases to his stolen base record and
is showing the WAY on the paths with
so thefts.
Todt OF Tulsa. by cracking out a
brace of homers, went into a tic with
Best OF Wichita Each mas made 10.
Other leading batters:
Lee. Omaha. sos: Davis. Tulsa,
.ss4: Metz. Sioux City, 1853; r. Crit
I'm. Omaha, .365; Fisher. st. Joseph,
1856; o'Connor. Des Moincs, 1850:
Cady, Joplin. .345.
, 1921-08-15
LOUISVILLE MAN
INCR[ASESLEAD
Kirke Pulls Away From Reb
Russell in Association
Batting Race.

kirke of Louisville increased his
lead among the American Associa-
ton batters during the past week and
pulled farther away from Rcb Rus
sell. tho slugging Minneapolis out
deider who suffered a loss of two
points. Kirc is batting $50. and has
4 total OF 800 bases made on eo3 hits
which include 80 doubles. II triples
and Is circu., drives. RusscN is
hitting .373. while Bunny Brief. who
has scored 113 runs for Kansas City,
Is in third place with 800. and is out
in front in circuit drives with %
homers to his credit laird OF Min
neapolis has been burning the paths
during the last week and with his
thefts of six bases, has run his string
up TO 40.
Other leading hatters: Thorpe, Tol.
edo. .36l: Gamer. Milwaukee. $50;
Good. Kansas City, .354; Acosta. Lou
isville, .S52; Duncan. ST. Paul. $50;
Lear. Milwaukee $40; Fisher. Min
neapoiis. .34ai Baird: indianapolis.
"A
, 1921-08-15

Stated for Hoffman in ninth in
1lnE.
Mcneil out, bunting third trike.
1.-TWO out when winning run was
scored.
Summary-Stolen bases. Hartzell,
Donica. ArboSast, Silcott: two.base
hits, Schoonover; three-base hits,
Hartzell: runs batted in, Pitier /. Stat
terry /. Mcneil l. Arbogast l., Silcott
1. Schoonover ?; sacrifice hits, Pitler
Donica, Mcneil; struck out by Hoff-
man 4, by Moves >; bases Of balls Off
Hoffman ?. Noyes ?; double plays.
Donica to Pitler to Slattery, Hopping
20 Brokaw to Payton: left on bases.
Casper s. Sterling 5; time of game
100; umpire. Dale.
, 1921-08-15
State Marksman
To Enter National
Meet, Camp Perry

CHEYENNE, wyo, Aug. 1s.-N. A.
Paddock OF Crystal Creek. Hot
Springs county. has bee appointed
by Governor Carey a civilian delegate
represent Wyoming at the national
rifle competition at Camp Perry, Ohio,
soon. Paddock is one OF the states
crack marksmen at the longer ranges.
, 1921-08-15

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Aug 15.@Johnny
Ertle, st. Paul bantamweight boxer,
who retired several years ago. will
launch his Comeback" in Sioux City.
Iowa, on Labor day. 1t was announced
today. His opponent will be either
Johnnie Richie of Chicago or frankie
Mason.
, 1921-08-15
Idwm E IHE TRIRINE1C pACE M CDODTTALC NCyUC III FIRST mNmw
All "a "a Ma NEW III WM Emk
Hedrne Captures
Classic

SANTA ROSA. Cal. Aug. Is.-Ed-
die Hearne won yesterdays 15o-mile
automobile race at the Cotau speed
way near here His time was l hour
Il p1inutes and 1915 seconds. Ros-
90 S1ries was second and Tommy
Milton third.
, 1921-08-15
rI,ApsHooT RECORD BROKEN.

coFFEYvILLE, a Aug. 10
Fred r. Etchens, a local trap shoot
er, established what was declared to
be a new worlds record by breaking
every one OF the 100 double targets
event at a regular shoot here yester-
day. The old record was 81.
, 1921-08-15
sw1u,,JNG CHAMPIONSHIP.

LAKE HOPATCONG, n. J., Aug
1s.-Ethelda Bleibtrey. of New York,
Yesterday won the Amateur Athletic
union women's national sso-yard
swimming championship over a no
yard course in IA minutes 81 So sec
ends.
, 1921-08-15
ArTENTIoN ROYAL NEIGHBoRs

You are requested to meet at 34l
South Elm street, Tuesday Afternoon
At las. 10 attend the funeral Of our
s-ls.it GRACE RAFFERTY,
, 1921-08-15

DO You Know tina the highest
grade of honey is produced in Ma
trona county in sufficient quantity to
supply all dealers. William Mosteller.
p. o. Box 1905. 7-sT.tt.
, 1921-08-15
Visitors Hit Davenport Hard and Often
in Holding Lead Over Casper ArtH-
Lery; Three HurLerS Are Used

After nosing Sterling out of Saturdays game in a ninth
inning rally the Rehners dropped a Suggest to the visitors
sunday, after Davenport, John Mapel and c. w. Jackson
tried in vain to stem the tide of a confident smuggling team.
Although the Prairie Dogs emerged from the game a 1O-to-6
victor, the struggle was anybody'ssYame until the final out in
, 1921-08-15
American League.
SUNDAY FINALS.
National League.

St. Louis /. Cincinnati 6.
Pittsburgh /, Chicago 0.
Boston ,. Drookiyn 2.
Philadelphia 2. New York s.
, 1921-08-15
Games Today

National League.
Philadelphia at New York.
American League.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphia
Tribune wantads viii find tn
needle in the havstack."
, 1921-08-15
American League.
Last Scores
SATURDAY FINALS.
National League.

Cincinnati /, st. Louis 8.
Chicago 3, Pittsburgh g.
Philadelphia so. Boston as.
Brooklyn J, New York 4.
American League.
New York 7-13, Philadelphia -.
Chicago 1. Cleveland s.
st Louis I, Detroit s.
Boston /, Washington s.
, 1921-08-15
American League.

Chicago 4. Cleveland /,
Detroit 5, st. Louis Z.
Boston .. Washington 0.