Landis closes hearings on 1917 scandal and suspends players
The baseball commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis announced a decision for Wednesday morning after two days of hearings into the 1919 World Series fix. He said guilty players would be banished from organized baseball, with key figures Gandil Risberg and others named. Testimony covered the payoffs to pitchers and players, including $450 per man to fund the Tigers’ wins and varying sums noted by James and Hasbrook.
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Kenesaw Mouriais Landis
Baseball
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Swede
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Chick Gandil
Risberg
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White Box
Tigers
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Boston
Tiger
Orton
BI James
Sox
Gandila
T Mgers
Toston
James
Gandils
James Gandil
Dee Fruit
Moston
Rob Hasbrook
Toston Ball Pirk
Dia
Eich
Hasbreck
Codd
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Gandil Landis
Hughey
Jennings
Butte Wrestling Squad Noses Out Bobcat Bunch At Hoops
Butte college hoops open season with a keen contest as the Ore Diggers edge the Bobcats in an early schedule opener. Captain Sister leads favored lineup from Lerous Dennehy and Cotte pon with Roy ally, Wiorgum, Fuxchen and Henry in strong forward and center roles. Jamestown visits after two clashes with the Hobcats at Hoseman.
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Butte Wrestling Squad
Bobcat Bunch
School of Sines Notsa
Stiin
Damestewa
Sun
M Fast Aghiad Hs
Can
Cil
Quine
Hutte
Stat Lege Hobcats
Hoseman
Blocking Double Steals Infield Strategy and Umpire Clash
In a Detroit practice described by players including Barry Baker Melnais and Reine, a new action to break up double steals was tested. A key play involved a throw to second base and a failed setup when runner on third stayed, prompting a scramble with umpire Chase Sheridan. The narrative notes a later detour in New York and a controversial hit on umpire Dinneen, with protest over a dead ball ruling.
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Barry
Baker
Melnais
Reine
Freati Ag
Acim
Ree
Barey
FSC
Jack
Dutt
Detroit
Philly
Exper Gally
Thia
Ian
Jame Bush
Foxy
Bush
Keay
New York
Hugo
Hilltop
Jack Sheridan
Chase
Prany LaPorte
LaPorte
Sheridan
Gove
Harry
Alanteing
Short
LaPorte Lafe
Tarry
Horton
Darton
Dinnann
Barton
Tate
Marry
Tigers
Luthers
Hoppe Defeats Hagenlacher In Crown Bout In New York
In New York on Jan 1 Willie Moone notes a thorough victory by Hoppe over Hagenlacher for the crown. The report describes Hoppe dominating from the opening bell with a steady lead, finishing strong as the crowd reacts.
Daints Lose to Missoula Five in Scrappy Gridiron Clash
The Daints fell to the Montana Grizzlies as Kain and George Huber combined for a dozen points in a first half surge. Misstated foul shooting kept Saint momentum. Kaln and Huber cooled in the second half as Montana’s offense stalled and Saint guards attempted a late rally led by Wendt and Kan van Nich who scored 18.
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Kain
George Huber
Montana Grizzlien
Alley
Mount St
Saints
Raning
Eaton
Tate
Wendt
Sterling
Couch Stewart
St. Charles
Kan van Nich
Taher
Nebho Sat Picked Up as Heavyweight Stir
Promoter T. Walk Miller of Tiger Flowers and Young Stribling hails Sto Clark a 19 year old Tampa longshoreman at 235 pounds as a rising heavyweight prospect. Miller says Clark, nicknamed the giant, has knocked out all his few matches and is being developed in training ahead of a potential challenge to top heavies.
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Chicago
Jan. T.walk Miller
Tiger Flowers
Youn Stribling
Tampa
Sto. Clark
Clark
Inchem Miller
Alee Clark
Durhan
Flower
Bobcats Triumph Over Jamestown in Close Contest
Jamestown College basketball saw the Bobcats win a tight game as Habits defense slowed Jamestown late. Frank Ward and team leadership fueled the visitors, while Mintans fell short, 29 to 19. The varsity game featured standout performances from Zeman Tan and Timminary, with late momentum shifting the result.
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Zeman Tan
Atace College
Jamestown Cillewe
Mintans
Wauetitus Hone
Ted the Boveats
Ollens
Tin Man Dears
Ihante
Truth Ianfiaiian High School
Basketball results from Missoula high schools
In Missoula Montana local game results show Whitehall high defeating Park County high by 21 to 12 with the Bay Be team also listed in the notes.
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Missoula
Montana
U. Charles
Vingston
Whitehall High
Park County High School
Bay
Central and St. Peter Teams Clash Tonight
Central and St. Peter prepare for a decisive clash tonight. The matchup features notable players and stakes as both sides seek momentum in the season. Local fans expect a competitive, high energy contest at the venue.
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Central
ST. Peter
MAROON ALUMNI SLANT REGULARS MAROON ALUMNI SLANT REGULARS
Alumni of Comtrat and Maroon bucketeert of 1327 out for amp at the Hiutie high school. nat nicht and when the tuvalinie over the graduates were in front too. The Alumni team was made up of Flenceid ladn from laat year's team, had they had no trouble intermining the abdixtion on their opening. Although Gil Maroons showed fas form Frank Whelan wax star of the night Woned. them i 'angles, garnering five tela Dan Hanley, only on the ninal team, was the mainstay hunch, "Gurney" Leary, well known baxkeball official, who "won late of the State college, refereed. The lineups and scores follow: Alumni-Winston " (2), Nugent (5) and Tiley, forwards, Whelan (10), center: "Keppler ( ), Manion (4) Guardy, Central-McKengle (2), Pendersant Kiely (2) and" full van, forwarde, Hanley () and O'Rers Daly, Lowney, Hayes and Ot, guards
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Maroon
Amp
Hiutie High School
Nat
Pendersant Kiely
Forwarde
Hanley
O'Rers Daly
Lowney
Hayes
Fight results from New York on January 7
Amended Press reports Detroit fighters in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. White weighed 138 pounds and faced Cook at 130. Pocatello's Myers won a TV round decision over Sid Bare Darian of Detroit. Myra at 137 pounds and Barbarina at 188 pounds are noted in the card.
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New York
Detroit
Ti Beattle
da Yoeronrd
Conte
Souare Garden
Tonieht eGraw Piled Iysan
Sarty Morgan
Tilly, White
Jersey
Champion
Madison
Hunt White
Cook
Pug Myers
Pocatello
Idaho
Sid Bare Darian
Myra
Barbarina
Hub Dance Event For Local Athletic Teams
The Hub Addition hosts a Wednesday night dance at the Women's club to honor athletic teams. Organizers note a focus on football and basketball squads with plans for social activities and arrangements for future events.
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van Rereup
Dallin Gulners
Jenga
1Yearebetiee
Spalking
Fone Samper
Teavaren
Dane Retails
Ite
Tourney Scores Highlight First Round Across Wide Field
Scores ranged widely as 110 players began a 46 hole event at an Angelenos course. Caled two under par led the field with several amateurs and pros from New York Los Angeles and Cleveland posting notable rounds. Tomorrow features more play as 64 low scorers advance toward the championship segment.
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Scatallero
van Nuh
Hallywoed Y Mammoneck
N.Y
Bobbie Craiknk
New York
Harry Tam Angelen Country Club
Johnny Fart
Dick Linnren
Long Beach
Wattoun Grand” Taplin
Donald Kinigh
Great Neck
Willard du Mader
Spokane
Wiliam Menthorn
Don Black
Wiehtts Kan
San Angelo
BB Armetrong
Midwick Country Club
Los Angeles
J. 1 Jonon
Kein
Wash
George von Hit
J May Duncan
Lon Angele
Heventy
Allen Moser
Sam Angeles
Nka
Ing
W. Tenn
George du
Node
Art Lanwworth
Louis
Larry Nabholts
Cleveland
Germans threaten for Davis Trophy in lawn golf
New York dispatch reports Germany vows to challenge for the Davis Trophy the first time since 1914 amid rising tensions in international lawn contests. Atlanta Ga January 7 Ka Lewis defeated Chit Hinkley of Ohio in a heavy weight wrestling match winning the first round in 7:50 with a headlock and the second in 2:65 by a double arm suplex. Hinkley sustained a broken rib early in the bout.
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Germany
Davin
Thremany
Hood Andiig Tater
Jat
Leo
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Atlanta
Strangler
NE Point Edge Wins Intercity Meet In Close Bout
News says NE Point Edge edged Intercity team 16 14 in Hutte gym last night. Wrestlers Kosty and Dahlberg highlighted the meet with holds and a controversial decision. Ted Darwin, Walter Lutom, and others scored for the State college bloc, while Hutte put on exhibitions by Kosty and Har.
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Intercity
Hutte
Clarence Colm
Toni
Kosty
Cnampton
Aller Cou
The
Ted Dawren
William Pak
HF Mardin
Endres
Walter Lutom
Mint
Toya Blennon
Onear
Daniberg
Vincent Dolan
Dahlberg
Tod McAllister
Twn
Yamentern
Frank Ackerman
W.D. Mangam
Alvert Cote
Jim Lightfoot
Anaconda Squad Defeats Powell in 1981 Season
Anaconda's Mah school hoop squad defeated Powell at Deer Adienym By Kents on the Deeradienym court in a late 1981 game. The team, led by coach Heck Winn and players Kelly Koutter and Beem, demonstrated early season momentum as they work to showcase their skills.
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Owell Court High
Kents
Calle Tomin
Heck
Kelly Koutter
Mike Ferris to chair new Elks gymnasium program
In Kansas City and Grand Rapids items Roscoe Hall joins Joe Praben at 10 pounds. Tiger Flowers, former middleweight champion, knocked out Tut Jackson in Washington. Algeria’s population counted at 5,982,270 in the just completed census.
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City
Kan
Roscoe Hall
Joe Praben
Trand Rapids
Mien
Tiger Flowers
Tut Jackson
Washington
Algeria
Harvard Man Defends Scouting In Football
Harvard line coach Knox defends football scouting amid controversy over methods. He states Harvard will not enter dowry-style agreements with opponents and notes other schools previously restricted scouting. The article cites Princeton and Yale eliminating rival scouting, while Harvard adds Midwestern recruits and Northwestern ties for the 1927 Crimson, with Horween and Dunne involved in coaching moves.
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Harvard
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Ora
Harvard” Athletic
Knox Welten
el Kamen
Inegard
Saint Syme
Princeton
Yale
Yate
Chicago
Midwest
Crimson
Northwestern
Chyroplonshin
Salborn
Arnold Horween
Chitcamoan
Tt. G. Dunne
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