Camp All American Team Picks From Navy to Cornell
Walter Camp announces Collier’s all American selections with players from Navy Princeton Army Harvard California Iowa Michigan and Yale. Michigan leads with three first team picks while Gordon Locke defies position at quarterback. Boxing notes cover 1922 upsets including Carpentier loss to Siki and Dempsey remaining heavyweight champ.
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New York
Navy
Princeton
LaFayette
Army
Harvard
Pennsylvania
California
Iowa
Cornell
Michigan
Chicago
Walter Camp
Colliers
Yale
Camp
Deters
Gordon Locke
Eddie Kaw
Taylor
Annapolis
Kirk
Kopf
Washington
Jeff
Trent
Waldorf
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Schwab
Cross
McMillen
Illinois
Garbisch
West Point
Bowser
Pittsburg
Peterson
Nebraska
Hubbard
Setton
West Virginia
Dickinson
Thurman
Penna
Neidlinger
Dartmouth
Gulian
Brown
End
Muller
Baseball stars and feats mark 1922 season summary
The 1922 major leagues saw the Giants favored to repeat, while the Yankees and Browns were hot contenders. Babe Ruth’s 59 home runs led AL, but Rogers Hornsby topped NL with a .401 average and 250 base hits, breaking long standing records. George Sisler displaced Heilmann in the AL with a striking .419 average.
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New York Giants
McGraw
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
St. Louis
New York
Giants
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Rogers Hornsby
Ken Williams
Hornsby
Ed Delahanty
Willie Keeler
George Sisler
Harry Heilmann
Tilden Still Tops 1922 Tennis Field Despite Injury
Bill Tilden defended his dominance in 1922 edging Bull Johnston as fears grew over a disabling finger injury from an accident with a wire net. Mrs. Molla Mallory ruled American women while Helen Wills emerged as a rising star, placing runner up to Mallory in several tournaments and poised to lead US tennis.
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Bill Tilden
Tilden
Bull Johnston
Johnston
Ennis
Molla Mallory
United States
Mrs. Mallory
England
Mule Suzanne Lenglen
Mlle. Lenglen
Helen Wills
California
Miss Wills
College rowing meet results gap fill in scattered names
A list of racing placings is provided with student names and schools. It includes positions such as third and second across many teams including Vanderbilt Iowa West Point Michigan Cornell California Yale Michigan Harvard Annapolis Notre Dame Chicago and Georgia.
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Ond
Bomar
Vanderbilt
Kadesky
Iowa
Locke
Smythe
West Point
Uteritz
Michigan
Cornell
Morrison
California
Jordan
Yale
Kipke
Owen
Harvard
Barche
Annapolis
Fall
John Thomas
Chicago
Barron
Georgia
Ner
Notre Dame
Umpire Staff Adds Three New Arbiters for Johnson
President Johnson plans a summer expansion of the American League staff by adding three new umpires Ducky Holmes Red Ormsby and Clarence Rowland joining nine existing members Connolly Evans Dineen Hildebrand Owens Chill Moriarty Nallin and Guthrie.
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Johnson
Ducky” Holmes
Red” Ormsby
Clarence Rowland
Holmes
Ormsby
Rowland
Connolly
Evans
Dineen
Hildebrand
Owens
Chill
Moriarty
Nallin
Guthrie
Robbers Blow Trattner Jewelry Safe For $20000 Diamonds
Cracksmen cracked the Trattner Jewelry Co safe on Christmas Day and obtained about $20,000 worth of diamonds and jewelry, police learned today in Toledo.
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Toledo
Trattner Jewelry Company
Basketball Rules and Situations from a Q&A
A referee may award the opposing team a free throw for misconduct. A team may continue with fewer than five players if no substitutes remain after injuries. Spectator conduct is managed by the home team. Timeouts occur for double fouls injuries or player substitutions. A player may run with the ball only if he passes without attempting to score from the field.
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Leonard
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Kilbane
Criqui
East Wins First Coast Intersecting Football Clash
The East edged the Pacific coast team in the opening post season intersectional contest. Pittsburg and Stanford set up a marquee clash next Saturday while West Virginia remained undefeated and Gonzaga held the East to 21 to 13.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Stanford
University of West Virginia
Gonzaga University
West Virginia
Gonzaga
Golf Players Dominate 1922 Season With Major Wins
Gene Sarazen led men’s golf with the southern and national open titles at Skokie, then the professional crown in match play. Walter Hagen won the British Open. Glenna Collett ruled women’s golf by taking the national championship, while Jesse Sweetser and Mike Brady earned top amateur and western open wins respectively.
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Gene Sarazen
Glenna Collett
Sarazen
United States
Skokie
Walter Hagen
England
W. A. Gavin
Jesse Sweetser
Player Foot Over Boundary Ends Ball In Bounds Dribble
A player cannot continue dribbling once any part of his body or the ball touches or crosses the boundary line. If his foot steps over the line while in possession the ball is out of bounds and awarded to the opposing team.
Morvich Fails To Meet Hype In 1922 Turf Season
Morvich, once unbeaten as a two year old and hailed as equal to Man o War, collapses in his three year old year with a Derby win as his lone bright spot. Exterminator outshines him and maintains status as the turf’s premier “wonder horse” while aging legends like Cobb and Tilden are cited as enduring greats.
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Morvich
Ty Cobb
Bill Tilden
Yost
Alonzo Stagg
Glenn Warner
Moran Stops Palmer In Second Round At Christmas Show
Pittsburgh fighter Mike Moran knocked out Cleveland’s Billy Palmer in the second round of a 10 round bout held on Christmas day. Concentration is emphasized as key to work and success.
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Pittsburgh
Mike Moran
Billy Palmer
Cleveland
Princeton Tiger triumphs over Harvard Yale and more in 1922 season
The piece praises Princeton as underdog turned dominant in 1922 football, noting defeats of Harvard Yale and Chicago while following the ball and capitalizing on opponents’ errors. It cites Nebraska Notre Dame Michigan Iowa California Southern California Georgia Tech and several other teams as top contenders and praises balanced play and coaching.
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Princeton
Chicago
Harvard
Yale
Tigers
Bill Reaper
Middle West
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Michigan
Towa
Syracuse
Cornhuskers
Rockne
California
University of Southern California
Andy Smith
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Centre
University of West Virginia
Cornell
McGraw may head New York Giants as president and manager
John McGraw is reportedly considered to take the dual role of president and manager of the New York Giants with Charles A. Stoneham remaining principal stockholder until a change is deemed advisable. The shift is not expected before 1924 and stems from Stoneham’s desire to focus on other interests while McGraw continues as manager for now.
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Bavis J. Walsh
SN. S
New York
John McGraw
New York Giants
Charles A. Stoneham
McGraw
Stoneham
Francis X. McQuade
Giant
McQuade
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