Dillon Tries Matters With Central Tonight
New golf course construction surges across the United States with many 18 hole links planned or under way. Architects such as Tilber Strong Devereux Emmet Ross Bendelow Raynor and Til linghast lead a growing industry as courses near Chicago Philadelphia and New York are laid out for a banner year in 1922.
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Winged Foot Golf Club
Willard Wilkinson
Robert White
First Polo Battles Planned in Jamaica for 1923 Event
International polo’s first contest of 1923 is slated for Jamaica with American ten fours and a club combine representing the United States. Plans hinge on late negotiations as American teams prepare for home tournaments and welcomes from Jamaica. Lewis Defeats Yusko in World Wrestling Title Match in Reno with headlock and double wristlock finishes.
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Bucknell Plans Memorial Stadium in Pennsylvania Valley
Bucknell University seeks a 23 000 seat stadium in the Susquehanna Valley about 60 miles north of Harrisburg and 20 miles east of Williamsport to honor heroes in France. The project aims to fund a central gathering point for football fans with a $500 000 drive underway and a time limit for donations set by university friends.
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Genaro May Meet Villa For Crown In New York Bout
Pancho Villa the Philippine flyweight holder of the American title is to defend against Frankie Genaro the West Side Italian in Madison Square Garden early February per the New York Times. Genaro has faced suspension in New Jersey for withdrawing from a scheduled match with Villa but plans to box there to restore standing with the state athletic commission. The Villa Genaro title bout is expected to proceed once he clears his status.
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Best NL shortstop debated Bancroft vs Masonville in 1900s tone
The article weighs Dave Bancroft of the Giants and Rabbit Masonville of the Pirates as the top National League shortstops, noting Bancroft’s higher batting average and Masonville’s base stealing and runs. Both are consistent, lead-off players with strong defense, while Charley Hollacher of the Cubs is a distant third in comparison.
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Major League Utility Star Janvrin Moves to Minors
York January 4 Harold Chandler Janvrin, erased from the Brooklyn roster, shifts to Seattle of the Pacific Coast League next season. A Boston high school alum, he broke into the majors in 1911 and, aside from 2012 and part of 1919, remained with one club. Known for versatility, he rarely started but filled in during injuries and often performed well, earning consideration for the Seattle move and likely compensation from Brooklyn.
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Dempsey Bank Roll Boost Seen From Huge Stadiums
Reported plan for huge stadiums around 100 000 seats to host Dempsey in action, aiming to lift gate receipts and publicity. Promoters expect record crowds in New York or Teach Me City, with opponents likely to be Jack Dempsey’s challengers.
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Freidman challenges light weight title in New York
Sailor Freidman of Chicago files with the New York State Boxing Commission a formal challenge to Benny Leonard for the world light weight championship. He posts a forfeit of 2500 dollars as proof of good faith, setting a time limit for Leonard's response under state rules. If Leonard fails to answer, Freidman's claim advances in the title sequence.
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Flying Five Retains Lead in Cage Tourney
The Flying Five beat Meteors 88 to 8 to stay atop the YMCA league standings. Gophers defeated the Midgets 30 to 15, Rowdies beat the Ramblers 6 to 17, and Panthers won from the Scrubs 20 to 4 in other Thursday night games. Army Navy football slated for Polo Grounds after meeting officials. no financial terms disclosed. Santel of San Francisco defeated Louis Pergane tos of Boston in straight falls to claim the light heavy championship in Los Angeles.
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Signals and Signs in Baseball Strategy Revealed
A veteran observer explains how signals influence base running and hit and run plays, noting fans often misread tactics. The piece discusses batters signaling, runners on base, and the risks of miscommunication leading to outs.
Butte High Heads to Whitehall for Go With Quintet
Butte High prepares for a basketball trip to Whitehall to face the local high school after a week of scrimmages. Central High halves plan to meet Helena and Powell County teams in upcoming games as Dillon declines and Butte coaches refine a strong squad.
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Miners to Open Season vs Independent Five Ore Diggers
Montana School of Mines plans to open basketball season next week against a Montana Power team two days after a Bobcat clash. The schedule shows trips to Bozeman Helena and Wesleyan in the early games as Prof. Walter T. Scott announces the slate.
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Giants Must Defeat Pirates For Pennant Says McGraw
New York January 4 The Giants face Pittsburgh as the toughest obstacle to another National League pennant says John McGraw. He notes Pittsburgh is strong in field and on bases with solid pitching and Carey in center. He cites Rixey as Reds’ best pitcher and Daubert’s potential raise as a concern. The Cubs and Cardinals are seen as unlikely winners with Chicago favored to finish lower.
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Timber Butte Victorious in Annual Bowling Meet
Timber Butte bowlers won their annual contest with the Montana Hirc les at the YMGA alleys, taking two of three games. In the women's division, the Siegels defeated the Originala Two scores follow. Jungle fowl in Australia Dutth nests about 15 feet high and 150 feet in circumference.
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