Revolt Moves In Pacific Coast League Shakeup
Port Sumter 1861 comparison as Pacific Coast League eyes open revolt against Judge Landis rule. McCarthy says minors feel humbugged and ready to break from structured baseball, with Sioux City seeking a new city for its franchise and Western League meeting looming to settle Sioux City issues and appoint umpires.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Port Sumter
Portland
Ore
Landis
William H. McCarty
John A. Heydler
Pacific Coast League
Federal League
Coast League
Eed
Chink Mattick
Sioux City
Muskogee
Okla
Salina
Hutchinson
Kansas City
Kan
Western League faces major shakeup ahead of 1923 season
St Joseph report says Western League clubs plan widespread changes before opening day. Omaha hires Ed Kenetchy as manager replacing Barney Burch. Des Moines names Johnny Corriden to manage. Wichita retains Howard Gregory as manager and rumors link Jack Fournier to a managing post. Tulsa Oilers under Jack Lelivelt promise strong showing. Denver Grizzlies led by Harry Gilbert. Oklahoma City and Des Moines pursue new material as teams overhaul rosters and leadership.
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Kenneth Harris
ST. Joseph
Middle West
Omaha
Ed Kenetchy
Fournier
Tulsa Oilers
Willl
Jack Lelivelt
Fred Wanderus
Kansas City American Association
Oklahoma City
Denver Grizzlies
Harry Gilbert
Wichita
Tona
Oklahoma
Simar
Des Moines
National Boxing Association to discuss boxing laws
New York January 15. The National Boxing Association of America opens its annual meeting with plans to push boxing laws across states, defend titles, and set up a national registration system and central bureau. Delegates from 16 states and several foreign countries are expected. New York and Massachusetts will not participate.
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New York
National Boxing Association of America
Connecticut
Kentucky
Ohio
Louisiana
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Missouri
Colorado
California
England
France
Cuba
Australia
New York Nor
Massachusets
Ruhr coal deliveries to France Belgium barred
Essen reports the national coal commissioner prohibited coal deliveries to France and Belgium under the cash payment terms from the tentative Saturday agreement. The move blocks Ruhr coal shipments pending further action.
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Essen
France
Belgium
Ruhr
National Coal Commissioner
Pulleyn Leads Columbia Hope to Intercollegiate Title
Bob V Pulleyn captain of Columbia University basketball aims to restore prestige after a tough football season. He is among the league’s top scorers and, with an experienced varsity, expects a strong run for the intercollegiate title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Pulleyn
Columbia University
Bob V Pulleyn
Columbia
Pulleyn
Walter Hagen Sets New Lakeside Course Record
Walter Hagen, the British Open champion, set a Lakeside Links course record of 68 at San Francisco in a best ball foursome. Paired with Joe Kirkwood, he and partner defeated Gene Sarazen and Jock Hutchinson by one up in 86 holes.
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Walter Hagen
Hagen
San Francisco
Joe Kirkwood
Gene Sarazen
Jock Hutchinson
Reb Russell Emerges as Lefty Slugger in Major League Return
Reb Russell of the Pittsburgh Pirates resurfaces as a strong hitting left hander after leaving pitching due to an arm injury. Once a top southpaw with the White Sox, he returns from the minors with Minneapolis and delivers a notable double header streak, including seven straight hits and three homers, gaining praise from veteran NL pitchers and drawing comparisons to Babe Ruth and George Sisler.
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Babe Ruth
Ruth
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
University of Michigan
Sisler
Browns
Russell
Chicago White Sox
Russel
Joe Cantilion
Minneapolis
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Topcreer
Bill Doak
Bill Pertica
Ed Pfeffer
Remarkable Pinch Hitting Across Three Games
The article recalls Cobb guiding pinch hitters Clarke Veach and Flagstead to key hits that tied games and aided Detroit and Philadelphia Athletics in a three day span. It notes managers risk and judgment in substitutions and praises those who deliver under pressure in crucial moments.
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Cobb
Clarke
Veach
Detroit
Athletics
Flagstead
Philadelphia
Tomorrow home run in the shortest SR Wer
The fragment notes a tomorrow home run event and mentions an SR Wer, suggesting a brief sports play involving a named participant and timing. No clear teams or results are evident in the readable text.
Athens and John Hancock to clash in Armory Wednesday
Athens High meets John Hancock High at 7:30 P M Wednesday in the Armory with Kreiger refereeing. Athens coach Torrance plans a later game with Parkersburg High, postponed to February due to conference conflicts, as efforts seek a Columbus high school foe for Friday.
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Athens
John Hancock
Armory
Hancock
Hughes
Kreiger
Torrance
Athens High School
Parkersburg
Columbus
Girls discard rats in pompadours, styles shift.
A brief fashion note observes that women no longer wear rat fur adornments in pompadour hairstyles, signaling a change in styling trends.
Dempsey Praises Toughness While Strangler Lewis Hums Debate
In a hypothetical mixed match, Jack Dempsey says Lewis cannot trap him with his deadly headlock and favors a quick flurry of punches to end the bout. Lewis counters that Dempsey would not last a round once driven to the mat. The exchange invites reader speculation on a cross discipline clash.
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Strangler Lewis
Dempsey
Lewis
Cragk Twirler Jake May Joins Yankees as Huggins Protege
New York January 13 Pitcher Jake May a prospect of Manager Miller Huggins is set to join the New York Yankees after a career with the St. Louis Cardinals and Coast League exploits. May led the Coast League with 85 wins nine losses 238 strikeouts and pitched 362 innings despite a shoulder injury making him Huggins trusted choice for 1922.
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New York
Jake May
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
May
Huggins
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Cardinals
Iuspzins
Vernon
Peaumont
Texas
New government hospital at National Military Home opens
Dayton Ohio January 15 The $800000 government hospital at the National Military Home has been fully completed and will be opened for public inspection next Monday.
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Dayton,o
National Military Home
Cleveland Indians Fading From World Championship Status
New York. January 15. The Cleveland Indians, once a world champion club, face a rapid decline with few players remaining from 1920. Only Tris Speaker, Stanley Coveleskie, Steve ONeill, Bill Wambsganss, Joe Sewell, Larry Gardner, Jamieson, and Uhle stay in the majors. Four survivors linger, including Jim Bagby with the Pirates, Elmer Smith with the Yankees, George Burns with the Red Sox, and Joe Evans with the Washington club, as the team rebuilds.
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New York
Cleveland Indians
Arry
Tris Speaker
Stanley Covelskie
Steve O'Neill
Bill Waimbsganss
Joe Sewell
Larry Gardner
Jamieson
Uhle
Darling
Speaker
Coveiskie
O’ Neill
Battery
Wamby
Sewell
Jim Bagby
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bagby
Elmer Smith
Yankees
George Burns
Red Sox
Joe Evans
Washington
Clark Griffith
Career At Shortstop and Other Positions
A look at players who began at shortstop and later starred elsewhere. Eddie Collins, Joe Dugan, and Johnny Meln starred at multiple positions before finding their lasting roles. Collins became famed as a second baseman, Dugan showed prowl for multiple spots, and McInnes proved versatile after early struggles at short.
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Thes
Eddie Collins
Joe Dugan
Johnny Meln
Collins
Mack
Columbia University
McInnes
Rhall Mass
Athletics
Holy Cross
McInn
Lefty O'Doul Seeks Chance To Pitch For Boston
San Francisco January 13 Lefty O'Doul, traded from New York to Boston, objects to reports he will play outfield. The southpaw star wants a real pitching chance with the Red Sox and says he will try the outfield if offered no pitching opportunities. He recalls his 25 win coast season and seeks regular work under Frank Chance.
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San Francisco
Cal
O’doul
New York Americans
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Frank Chance
Red Sox
Boston
New York
Chance
Referee Solves Uncovered Situations in Play
The referee has sole discretion to decide on rule gaps during a game. He may call a foul for unsportsmanlike conduct by players or spectators even if not specified in the playing code.
Closely Guarded Play Makes Ball Possession Stand
A closely guarded player on the floor holds the ball while defenders close in, triggering the call and potential turnover as the action concentrates near the key.
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SEFE
Potumbia
Lakeside
Eddie
Charlie
S'Prenty
Reb Russell
R'Vith
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Ehouth
Lap Bels
Batting Flaurels
Reb” Russell
Pittsburg Nationals
Reb’ Russell
Pittsburg
Hell
DO & Roth
Copyright Nfa Service
John Hangosk
Athens High
Jack Dempsey
Cragk Twirler
Mller Huggins
Sleveland Indians
Doc Johnston
Walter Mails
Chet Thomas Ray Caldwell
Dec Graney
Les Nunamaker
Harry Lunte
Joe Wood
Yale
Joseph
Cleveland Park
Lefty O’doul
Wake
Ito
J. W. Gabriel Ted Logan
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Athens, Ohio
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