Frazee Open to Trades as Boston Red Sox Eye Deals
Dec 12 reports from New York say Frazee will trade McInnis or any paid player if value is received. Navin, Cobb, and Duffy weigh options with Detroit, Brooklyn, and New York clubs in a tight market for major leaguers. Brookyn moved Gordonier out, Mohart and Sheridan arriving in Buffalo.
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Paul H. Shannon
New York
Frank Navin
Cincinnati
Chicago
Hugh Duffy
Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Frazee
McInnis
Jones
Scott
Detroit
Tigers
Veach
Ehmke
Ira Flagstead
Cobb
George Davis
Boston
Navin
Yankees
Sox
Buffalo
Mitchell
Huggins
Robbie Veach
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Gordonier
Mohart
Gene Sheridan
New Orleans
Haney
Omaha
Syracuse
Montreal
Jack Dunn
Bently
Johnny McGraw
Cinci Reds
Pat Moran
Harry Frazee
Colonel Houston
New York Yanks
Babe Ruth
Carl Mays
Dartmouth Seeks Big 1922 Football Opponent on Open Dates
Dartmouth plans a strong 1922 football schedule finalizing an opponent for Oct 28 or Nov 4. Penn is a prime target with a two year contract expired. Other offers include Penn State, Pittsburgh, Holy Cross, Oberlin, Lafayette, and Boston University while Georgia and New Hampshire State College declined.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth Athletic Council
Pennsylvania
Pender
Pesin
Penn
New Hampshire State College
Dartmouth
State College
University of Georgia
Penn State
Boston
Boston College
Braves
Pittsburgh
McGill
Holy Cross
Oberlin
Buckeye
Ohio State
Lafayette
Boston University
Local spoof awards crown notable minor talents
In a humorous 1921 spoof, a fictional Nobel prize committee grants playful honors to figures like Edward J. McFlue and Buffington Bump for Repartee and Audacity. Vivid vignettes unfold around Dec 8 to Dec 14 with comically staged misadventures and quirky prizes.
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Edward J. McFlue
McFlue
Central
Felix Zoop
Three Notre Dame Grid Stars Debarred
Hart ley Anderson Arthur Garvey and Fred Larson Notre Dame football stars were declared ineligible by the university’s Athletic Board. The board announced the action after Notre Dame accepted terms to play Centre College on December 26 in San Diego. Anderson had been expected to be captain for 1922.
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South Bend
Int
Hartley Anderson
Arthur Garvey
Fred Larson
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Athletic Board
William A. Carey
San Diego Chamber of Commerce
Centre College
Italian Joe Gans and Phil Bloom Fight Ends In Draw
Italian Joe Gans and Phil Bloom, top Brooklyn middleweights, battled to a nip and tuck draw for a belt emblematic of Brooklyn middleweight supremacy at the Broadway Exhibition Club in Brooklyn. Soldier Leavitt and Dan Lynch opened the program with a three round semi final where Leavitt was kayoed.
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New York
Broadway Exhibition Club
Brooklyn
Joe Gans
Phil Bloom
Soldier Leavitt
Dan Lynch
Leavitt
Reds Will Keep Roush New York
Garry Herrmann president of the Cincinnati club announced Ed Roush outfielder is not available for trade or purchase. The decision comes after December 12 and confirms Roush will remain with Cincinnati.
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New York
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Ed. Roush
Murphy Side Urges Vote For Efficient Government
A citizen is urged to spend time today to support a move toward efficient government. The message emphasizes a supreme duty and asks readers to come out and be counted in backing the Murphy side.
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Murphy
Harvard Loses Gridiron Star Wynant Hubbard Return Scrapped
Wynant Hubbard, a 1919 1920 Crimson lineman weighing 191 pounds who could play guard or tackle, will not return to Harvard football next fall. Hubbard and his brother Charlie, a Crimson guard this year, were on a hunting trip when Charlie learned Wynant would devote himself to wife and business.
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Harvard
Wynant Hubbard
Bob Fisher
Crimson
Hubbard
Wynant
Charlie
Dundee Defeats Kid Brown In Tight Boxing Finish
In Philadelphia Johnny Dundee, Tex Rickard’s junior welterweight champion, edged Harry Kid Brown in a close windup at Olympia A. A. Danny Kramer, formerly of Boston, defeated Jimmy Mendes in eight rounds.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Dundee
Tex Rickard
Harry
Kid) Brown
Olympia
A. A
Danny Kramer
Boston
Jimmy Mendes
Brighton High names Tom Lydon captain for 1922 season
Thomas Lydon, who led Brighton High on the gridiron this fall, was selected again to captain the team in 1922. Lydon is regarded as one of the best halfbacks among Hub schools and rivaled top ground gainers in larger schools.
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Thomas Lydon
Brighton High
Lydon
Schaefer Sweeps Cue Bouts Against Conti in Exhibition
Jake Schaefer, the new world balk line billiard champion, defeated Roger Conti in two exhibition matches at Faneuil Billiard Parlors. He won 400 to 264 in the afternoon and 400 to 182 in the evening, posting a grand average of 100 with a high run of 182 by Conti and 159 unfinished by Schaefer. The pair remain for three more days of play as fans noted the table speed and Schaefer’s form.
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Jake Schaefer
Hoppe
Roger Conti
Faneuil
Jake
Cont
Schaefer
Illgi Tun
Sehaefer
Centi
Shubert defeats Britisher Jacks in tenround bout
In New Bedford Al Shubert of this city defeated Freddie Jacks the English featherweight champion at the Arena A. A. show. Shubert used inside infighting to outwork Jacks two to one in the clinches and built a clear lead over ten rounds.
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Shubert
Jacks
New Bedford
Dec. S
Cerith Jacks
al Shubert
Freddie Jacks
Arena A. A
Coquette Beats Kid Lessard in Two Five-Round Bouts
In Biddeford Maine at the G A R Hall on December 12 boxers Ben Coquette of Manchester defeated Kid Lessard of Maine in two five round bouts. No decision was given by the referee and Coquette was seen as the better fighter most of the night.
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Biddeford
Downey Stops Littleton in Fifth Round
In New Orleans on December 12 Bryan Downey of Cleveland stopped Happy Littleton in the fifth round of an 11 round middleweight bout. Downey weighed 157 34 pounds and Littleton 11-2.
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New Orleans
Bryan Downey
Cleveland
Happy Littleton
Downey
Littleton
Frankie Murray Beats Little Jeff in 12-Round Flyweight Bout
Frankie Murray of Philadelphia outpointed Little Jeff of Baltimore in a 12 round bout in Baltimore. The Quaker City fighter absorbed a strong pace but controlled the action throughout. In the semi-windup Joe Chaney of Baltimore defeated Young Bowen of Washington in six rounds.
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Baltimore
Frankie Murray
Philadelphia
Little Jeff
Quaker City
Joe Chaney
Young Bowen
Washington
Everett High to Field Ice Hockey Team This Winter
Everett High plans to form a hockey squad for the coming season. The Everett Park Department will construct a rink at Glendale Park for the schoolboys to practice and compete. The aim is to strengthen representation in the Greater Boston Interscholastic league.
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Everett High
Everett Park
Glendale Park
Jine
Greater Boston
Boston voters urged to choose Murphy for city interests
The appeal advises Boston residents to ignore campaign bluster and vote for John R. Murphy, who claims knowledge of municipal government from A to Z and urges support for the city’s best interests.
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Boston
John R. Murphy
Giants Dominated Baseball Talk and Early 20th Century Promoters
A sprawling round of sports commentary links baseball rivals, boxing plans, hockey prospects, and college athletics. It notes Johnny McGraws Giants contending for the title, Crosby Reds and Red Sox trade pressures, and various figures such as Jack Britton Benny Leonard and Bill Tilden, with club offices listed at 39 and 38 Court streets.
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Jack Britton
Benny Leonard
Jack
Jack Malone
All America Football Team Debate and Local Game Claim
The note argues publishing limits for an All America team ranking Abi top and references Walter Camp. It questions Stan Zbyszko’s status after Gotch mat clashes, cites Constance Marin and George Tuohy on Zbyszko, and describes a grammar school game where Team B’s substitute players changed the half and led to a touchdown scoring claim.
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Cambridge
Abi
Walter Camp
Stan Zbyszko
Frank Gotch
Stan
Constance Marin
Zbbyszko
George Tuo~hey
le Marin
Centre College Refuses Non Coastal Game Request
Centre College in Danville Ky sent a telegram to the San Diego Chamber Commerce declining permission for a game on December 26 with Notre Dame or any Eastern college. The message states no match with non coastal schools and labels the proposal as East West contest. Signed Centre College Athletic Committee.
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Danville
San Diego Chamber Commerce
T Coelonels
Notre Dame
Eastern College
University
San Diego
Centre College
San Die
Paol Coast College
Eass West
Centre College Athletic Committees
Arlington High Leaves Suburban Basketball League
At a City Club meeting officials of the Suburban Basketball League accepted Arlington High's resignation. No new member was admitted to fill the vacancy as the league seeks a smaller format. Revere High showed interest in joining. Most games will be afternoon affairs with a rule limiting evening games to be possible only after noon.
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Arlington High
Revere
Chess Y. M. GC
Malden High Picks Winter Sports Captains
Coach Jack MacDonald leads Malden High as winter teams in hockey and swimming train at the Malden gymnasium. Haro Sandberg is football halfback and track captain, Isyman Appleton swims captain, and Ralph Bushway hockey captain.
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Jack MacDonald
Maldd High
Trac
Haro Sandberg
Isyman Appleon
Ralp
Tra
Malden Gymimasium
Sheppard Wins Close Award At Lynn Casino A C
Johnny Sheppard of Woburn defeated Tommy Nee of South Boston in a tight main bout at Lynn Casino A C last night. Sheppard pressed in the clinch and Nee landed cleaner punches as the fighters stayed fast to the bell closing the 10th round.
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Johnny Sheppard
Woburn
Tommy Nee
Municipal governance and citizen accountability call for votes
A commentary asserts citizens are stockholders in a city, must vote to ensure good management and civic dividends, and warns that under John Murphy these dividends would be passed unless voters act.
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John Murphy
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