Baseball Spring Training Plans Forecast for 1922
Henry L. Farrell notes that major league clubs have chosen southern sites for 1922 camps. Giants head to San Antonio with White Sox, Yankees to Texas, Reds to Mineral Springs, Indians to Dallas, Pirates and Red Sox to Hot Springs, Tigers to San Antonio. No major managerial changes are expected, with Hugggins likely to return and McGraw not retiring. Johnny Evers may become a coach or take a managerial post if Cohan buys a franchise.
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O'Dowd Loses to Nable in 12 Round Bantam Bout
New York December 16 report says Phil O'Dowd of Columbus bantam lost a 12 round decision to Sammy Nable after being floored in the fifth. Ringsiders thought a draw would have been fair as O'Dowd outpunted with three blows to one but lacked backing.
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French car uses rear axle mounted motor and radiator
The motor and radiator of a new French automobile are mounted close to the rear axle, the inventor claiming this arrangement permits the use of smaller and lighter bodies.
No relief in sight for France on cost of living
Paris November 15 Andre Paisant France food minister says living costs will stay high until France restores its exchange rate and rebuilds its war damaged industrial regions. He notes France must buy heavily in foreign markets and that American exporters overcharged French buyers.
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Five London Officials’ Bribery Trials Delayed Indefinitely
London officials including the recently re-elected mayor and the sheriff face indefinite postponement of bribery trials. Prosecuting attorney J. F. Locke cites a crowded docket for the delay.
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