Harvard Invites California Gridiron Game Following Far East Finish
Pete Herman former bantam champion edged Abe Friedman in a close decision at the Mechancs Building. The bout featured a late rally by Herman and a six round stretch where Friedman led on points. Other results included Nedda Flanagan defeating Jack Savage and Terry Brooke losing to Willis Harmon as 6000 fans watched.
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Abe Syaa
Boston
Friedman
Herman
Pete
Abe
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South End
Phil Bova
West End
Nedda Flanagan
Malden
Jack Savage
South Boston
Middlesex School Ice Team Sets Jan 14 Bout with Browne and Nichols
Monroe Morley of Middlesex School North Concord has booked a game against Browne and Nichols School Cambridge for January 14 1922 at the Middlesex rink.
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Monroe Morley
Middlesex School
North Concord
Browne and Nichols School
Cambridge
Bo McMillin to Coach Centenary for $10,000 a year
Centre College star quarterback Bo McMillin accepted a three year coaching contract at Centenary College in Shreveport Louisiana. The deal is reported at ten thousand dollars annually.
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Bo” M’millin
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Bo” McMillin
Centre College
Centenary College
Shreveport
Centre to Meet Arizona on San Diego Coast
Centre College will play the University of Arizona in San Diego California on December 26. The decision was announced by the athletic officials in Danville Kentucky today.
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Danville
Centre College
University of Arizona
San Diego
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Gourdin to Make Indoor Debut at Carlton A. C. Meet
Nea Gourdin of Harvard and holder of the world amateur broad jump record will race indoors in Brooklyn at the Carlton A. C. games on Friday night. He plans sprinting events to stay sharp for the outdoor season and to pursue possible new marks.
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Carlton A. C
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Gourdin
New York
McGill Warns Players Against Facing Veno
Montreal December 13. McGill University hockey team told by the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association to refuse to play Westminster of Boston on December 29 30 or 31 if Frank Shorty Veno formerly of Chatham New Brunswick joins the Westminster lineup Veno is not in good standing as an amateur and McGill must not face him.
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Chatham
N. B
Westminster
Boston
McGill University
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Amherst Aggies grid card for 1922 schedule
The Massachusetts Aggie football schedule for 1922 lists games at home against New York Aggies on Sept. 30 and Worcester Tech on Oct. 14 and against Amherst on Oct. 21, New Hampshire on Oct. 28, Bates on Nov. 4, Tufts on Nov. 18, with Stevens at Hoboken on Nov. 11 and a pending game on Nov. 25.
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Connecticut Aggies
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Worcester Tech
New Hampshire
Bates
Stevens
Hoboken
Tufts
Medford
Trotting Horse Czar Worthy Fetches Bid From Cleveland
Tommy Murphy who bought Czar Worthy for $15,000 has received a $35,000 offer from a Cleveland bidder. The report notes horses are in strong demand in the market.
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New York
United News
Tommy Murphy
Czar Worthy
Cleveland
Cue Wizards Shine in Two Billiards Matches
The Boston billiards scene saw Jake Schaefer and Roger Conti deliver standout performances. Conti impressed with masse shots and a 220 high run, while Schaefer posted a day average above 72 with a 204 high run and 179 unfinished run. Evening match went to Schaefer 400 to 253 as crowds cheered. Two more days remain for the visitors.
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Schaefer
Hoppe
Jake
Dartmouth Picked Chick Burke as 1922 Green Captain
Charles Francis Chick Burke of Dartmouth was chosen 1922 Green captain at a lettermen meeting in Hanover New Hampshire. Burke, Natick Massachusetts, junior, has started two varsity seasons after one year on the freshman team and is noted as a top breaking field runner and elusive back.
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Hanover
N. H
Charles Francis
Chick) Burke
Dartmouth
Burke
Natick
Mass
Pudge Neidlinger
Eddie Lynch
Teen skater Joe Moore Holds Six Ice Championships
New York youth Joe Moore age 19 holds six skating championships and a world record. He began skating at age 13 and has won the International spring championship at Lake Placid, New York state title at Binghamton, eastern indoor title, Northwestern title at St Paul, three and five mile titles in Canada at Winnipeg, and the world half mile record 1.17.5.
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New York
United News
Joe Moore
Lake Placid
Binghampton
St. Paul
Canada
Winnipeg
Scott to Figure in Detroit Trade
Everett Scott is the focal point of a potential Boston Red Sox trade with Detroit and New York Yankees. Detroit may offer Veach and Ehmke, while Navin pursues Scott amid talk of a larger three way deal involving Frazee and other clubs. Trade chatter swells as AL and NL managers convene to discuss swaps and rosters.
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Everett Scott
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Ehmke
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Cobb
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California Will Play in Stadium
A long baseball and football preview notes major league plans and scheduling. It cites Ebbets and Heydler proposing action on anti draft clubs, a 154 game season, and unrestricted spring training. It also covers Harvard California football bold claims and Cal’s dominant recent results including touted 72 to 3 win over Washington.
Harvard Grid Schedule and Rivalry Hints for 1930s Season
The article outlines Harvard's football schedule with Middlebury Holy Cross Bowdoin Centrea North Carolina Princeton Brown Yale and a potential double header opener at Harvard Stadium. It highlights players Bajick Muller Brick Muller Nesbit Toomey and MacMillian and notes expectations against California Penn State North Carolina and other teams with emphasis on collegiate star power and possible pre Princeton trip.
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Crimson
Bajick Muller
Brick Muller
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Tom Shevlin
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Toomey
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Draft Restore Favored by National League Cardinals
At the National League annual meeting in New York the board discussed the draft and all magnates voiced support for restoring the prior system. The issue stands among other major topics on the league agenda.
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New York
National League
International League approves 168 game 1922 schedule
Officials adopt a 168 game schedule for 1922 with opening April 19 and closing Sept 28. Opening games set for Newark Baltimore Jersey City and Reading. A plan to allow northern teams a one week training period in southern parks is approved. Waiver price rises to 2000 dollars and withdrawals after request are banned.
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International League
Newark
Baltimore
Jersy City
Reading
Ty Cobb Plans Weekend Conference on New Haven Team
Ty Cobb will visit New Haven to confer with owner George Wels about reconstructing the team. As director and part owner, Cobb will discuss whether Chief Bender stays captain manager and if Neal Ball continues as field captain.
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New Haven
Conn
Ty Cobb
George Wels
New Havens
Cobb
Chief Bender
Bender
Neal Ball
Rosenberg Stops O'GattY in Three Rounds
In New York at the Pioneer A. C. Dave Rosenberg former amateur middleweight champ forced Jimmy O'GattY to quit at the end of the third round of their 12‑round set. Jack Burke stopped Pat McNany in the second round, McNany knocked down five times. Frankie Genaro defeated Andy Davis in a 10-round rematch style contest.
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Nowew York
Dave Rosenberg
Jimmy O’gatty
West Side
Pioneer A. C
Jack Burke
Pat MecNany
McNany
Frankie Genaro
Andy Davis
Leonard to Take 50 Percent of Bout Receipts
Tex Rickard offered Benny Leonard fifty percent of receipts for a title bout against Lew Tendler or Sailor Friedman. Tendler and Friedman have a 15 round match set for Madison Square Garden Friday night. Rickard requires Leonard to weigh in at 185 pounds at 2 PM on fight day.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Benny Leonard
Lew ‘Tendler
Philadelphia
Sailor Friedman
Chicago
Tendler
Friedman
Madison Square Garden
Rickard
Leonard
Miller to Manage Seattle Club in Coast League
Jack Dots Miller, veteran infielder with the Philadelphia club, signed to manage the Seattle team in the Pacific Coast League for next season.
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New York
Jack
Dots) Miller
Phillies
Seattle
Bo McMillin to wed old chum on New Year’s Day
Centre College star Bo McMillin to marry an old schoolmate in Danville Kentucky on New Year’s Day. The announcement notes their longtime friendship and plans for a quiet ceremony in his hometown.
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Danville
Bo McMillin
Greb Wilsons Opponent Likely Harry Greb in Pittsburg
New York December 3 Johnny Wilsons next opponent likely will be Harry Greb of Pittsburg. His selection hinges on his ability to make 160 pounds by 2 oclock on the day of the contest.
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New York
Johnny Wilson
Harry Greb
Pittsburg
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