One Change in Major League Managerial Roles
Only one managerial change is planned for the coming season with Washington Senators boss George McBride resigning. National and American league leaders mostly retain incumbents from 1921, notably John McGraw and Branch Rickey. Kept are Wilbert Robinson, George Gibson, Fred Mitchell, and others, while a few mid‑season appointees like Wilhelm and Killefer face renewed chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McBride
Washington Senators
John McGraw
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
George Gibson
Fred Mitchell
Pittsburg
Boston
Wibert Robinson
Brooklyn
Fang Rilke
Pat Moran
Reds
Redland
Wilhelm
Phillies
Killefer
Cubs
Hach
Manwen
Aera Eer Neers
Eee
Etna Seer
Reece Renee Oretea Nares
Nes
Yankees
Indians
Lee Fohl
Jimmy Burke
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Browns
Senators
Hugh Dutty
Boston Red Sox
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Kid Gleason
Connie Mack
Wil
Clarke Grim
Washington Club
Clyde Milan
Amer Ean Teague
Xaviona
Tris Speaker
Ty Cabb Mil
Aeid
Muerabie
Washington
Knights of the Mask
Braves
Wilbert Robinson
The
Robins
Pirates
Brasch Rickey
Connie Mae
Athletics
Lee Pohl
Bill Killefer
White Sox
Miller Huggins
Harness stewards to set 1982 racing dates in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio the harness racing stewards announce meetings for tonight and tomorrow to schedule dates for the 1982 meetings. The item notes a gathering of officials and mentions a traditional beard ceremony as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Stewcult and
Mea
Marquette Pin Team Leads City Bowling League
The City Bowling league opened the second half at Marquette alleys with the Marquette team undefeated atop the standings. Connells, Baltimores, and Truzzolino vie for second while Anderson of Baltimore leads individual averages at 189. Riley of Campana tops class B with 178. Connells post 2,582 in the high three and 908 in the high single. Anderson tops class 3 with 568. Pack of Chequama zoned 224 high single. Riley leads class 1 with 34 on three and Stevens of Marquettes has 202 high single. Standings shown through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Connells
Baltimores
Truzzolino
Anderson
Baltimore
Riley
Campana
Connelis
Pack
Chequamazon
Campanas
Stevens
Marquettes
Eam
Ping Pet
Truzzolinos
Cheauamegon
Kone Power
Gams Pins
Ay. Anderson
Pascoal
Peck
J. Sovik
Knovie
neRer
Bruett Bat
Danie
Nelson Bis
Joviek
Bagiey
Middieton
Im McLeod
O'Brien
Mooney
Bos
Boehme Os
Hurley
Harrington
Warren
Perham
Toomey
Montana Curling Bonspiel Set With Trophies In Butte
The annual Montana bonspiel begins Thursday in Butte with at least six rinks from Butte and entrants from Anaconda. D McMillan, secretary of the local club, says play starts at 2 p m and will run about three days. Trophies include bankers McDougall Ordway consolation and grand aggregate. More curlers from other cities are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
D. McMillan
Bankers
McDougall
Ordway
Alley Marathon Draws Strong Bowling Field Amid Big Scores
Ten top bowlers in Butter competed in a marathon event with averages over 200 for most of the 10 games. Breuill led with 2,061, Nash 2,017, and Jovick 1,980. Nash posted a 265 single and strong late 712 for the final three games. Other scores included Mudro 1,894 and Hattoran 1,809 as the field showed notable form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breuill
Nash
Jovick
Dazzle
Overtime Decides Hogkey Contest In North Siders Showdown
In Oberlin Ohio a high school style clash ended in overtime as North Siders edge South Siders 5 4 in a tense tilt. The game featured defense from Clark and Davis with Gerry and Millar contributing on offense. Professor Walter H. Frederick at Oberlin Conservatory noted for wind instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyo
Perete
North Siders
South Siders
Orwell
Emery
Clark
Sullivan
Aefense
R. Gerry
Davis
Oberlin
Ohio
Walter H. Frederick
Oberlin Convervatory
Speed Ball Is New Fast Sport at Michigan
Speedball, a blend of football soccer and basketball, originated by Elmer D. Mitchell at the University of Michigan, shows promise in interfraternity play. The game uses a regulation football field with five yard marks, a regular soccer ball, and allows catching in the air, with passes or kicks allowed after a catch but no running with the ball on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoymko
Frank Kramer
Jim Thorpe
Pat McDonald
Pop Geers
University of Michigan
Elmer D. Mitchell
Michigan
Peter
Hugh
Dempsey Crowned Greatest Fighter in Sports View
Sports writer Igoe of the New York Herald argues Jack Dempsey surpasses all era’s champions. He contends Sullivan lacked speed, Corbett lacked punch, and Jeffries lacked tempo. Dempsey combines punch, speed, and rugged stamina, able to overcome rivals in hypothetical matchups. The piece contrasts teams and fighters across periods, praising Dempsey's singular dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Ailime
Igoe
New York Herald
John J. Sullivan
Boston Strong
Jim Corbet
Fits Simmons
Foxy
Jeffries
Johnson
Phi
Sullivan
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Mammey
Eveats
Van
Ties
Dempary
Joe Choynaki
Sharkey
Jen Willard
Jef
Tohneson
Jean
Sire
John J
Devil-May-Cares
Boston Strong Boy
London
Boston
New Orleans
John L
Jack Meaulitt
McAuliffe
Ketchel
Han
Ketchet
George Dixon
Terry McGovern
Jim Corbett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rocky Mountain Club OF Riflemen
Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Waite
Roy ‘Tiedale
Roy Leighton
Siiver
Tisdale
Leighton Beng
Westphal Hoote
Ralph
McClure
Brown Murphy Nichols
Motzke
Bird
Osterman
Rhene Staples
Sylvain Bruce
Kaufman
Hammona
Leary
Montana
Big Ten
Jane Usnarenttioval
Yas Lily
Bee Shick
Tarvices
Ted
Ares
Lake Avoca
E. Gerry
Telling
Millar
Dever
Ack
Ms. J
Charley’ Mitchell
France
Sulit
Zewtraw
Associated Prep
Binghamton
N.Y
Charles Jewtraw
Lake Placid
New York
Obo
Tiltonville
Jae
Rae No
Sol Hess
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!