California Bears and Brick Muller Dominate Coast Football
A. F. O'Donnell profiles California coach Andy Smith and star Brick Muller, detailing Cal's injury riddled 1921 season, strategic system focused on punting and the forward pass, and key early victories over St Mary's Olympic Club Nevada and Pacific Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Andy Smith
Penn
Andy
Jack Witter
Witter
Pacific Coast
Brick” Muller
Dutch Hells
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Coast
Boston College
Notre Dame
Middle West
Olympic Club
San Francisco
University of Nevada
Cal
Bradshaw
Nevada
Bears
Pacific Fleet
Annapolis
Bill” Ingram
California Bears Dominate Coast Football Title Run
California defeated Washington 72-3 as the Bears clinched the Pacific Coast title with a flawless season. Stanford celebrated a 42-7 win at home as the season closed, while debates over an East West interconference game sparked Pacific Coast discussions.
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California
Portland
Washington State
Cougars
Bears
Don” Nichols
Kfe
Northwest
University of Southern California
Trojans
Ohio State
Tournament of Roses
University of California
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Dan McMillan
U. C
Caly
Walter Camp
The
University
Washington
Harvard
Brown
Princeton
Yale
Palo Alto
Stanford
Washington ‘Sundogers
Penn State
Bagshaw
Pacific Coast
Pro football debate stirs college sports circles in New York
The column surveys the rising influence of professional football, contrasts college and pro aims, cites Jimmy OConnell and Johnny McGraw, and notes centers of action from Centre College to Texas A M. It also mentions Ban Johnson, Harry Frazee, and events at the Grand Opera House as football and wrestling events loom.
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New York
Jimmy O'Connell
Johnny McGraw
McGraw
Centre College Collegians
Kentucky Colonels
Harvard
Amazonians
Texas A. & M. College
Hamlin
Nashua
Mickey Kirst
St. Paul
Carlyle
New Hampshire
Kirst
Mickey
Grand Opera House
O'Brien Fussimmons Fights and Wrestling Claims
The note asks if Jack O'Brien ever fought Bob Fussimmons and who won their bouts, discusses public wrestling feats by Cora Livingstone and other old matches, mentions a Boston event with Miller Huggins’ pennant quest, and references ticket outlets for Carlyle A. C. bouts.
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Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Bob Fussimmons
Cora Livingstone
Jack O'Brien
San Fancisco
Berno
Orphen
L. F
Carlyle A. C
Chensters
Washington St
Grand Opera House
Miller Huggins
Huggins
Easy Tilt November 4 for Harvard
Harvard’s only open date on the 1922 schedule, November 4, may be filled in soon. Major Fred Moore, Harvard's treasurer, is in New York with football moguls and expects to book an encounter for the Crimson. A Saturday slot between Dartmouth and Princeton suggests an easier foe after listing five hard battles with Holy Cross Centre Dartmouth Princeton and Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Fred Moore
New York
Crimson Gridiron Warriors
Dartmouth
Princeton
Moore
Holy Cross
Centre
Yale
Toole Denies Jersey City Franchise Moving to Providence
John Conway Toole president of the New International League denied reports that the Jersey City franchise would move to Providence. The rumors claimed Harry Davis former Athletics star had acquired Jersey City with backing for Providence.
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New York
John Conway Toole
New International League
Jersey City
Providence
Harry Davis
Philadelphia Athletics
Dartmouth Hockey Practice Adds Key Players to Roster
The Dartmouth hockey team at the Arena welcomed Red Hall Pat Tobin Ed Furey Johnny Foster and Pudge Neidlinger back to full strength under Coach Chippie Gaw. Hall is expected to contribute significantly from his New York club background and Erasmus Hall experience while captain Bill Perry remains sidelined after a facial cut from Tuesday’s practice.
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Dartmouth
Red” Hall
Pat Tobin
Ed Furey
Johnny Foster
Pudge
Neidlinger
Chippie Gaw
Gaw
Hall
New York
Erasmus Hall
Brooklyn
Bill Perry
Dartmonth
Record Price for Son of Peter the Great
Springfield Ohio December 28 Dr T Cooper of Dayton buys Wilbur J Myers horse Signal Peter Peter the Great at 2 06 with eight brood mares and six weanlings. Matrons Brescle and Golden Spire also listed 2 08 1 2. Sale touted as largest deal of its kind in Ohio history.
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Springfield
Ohio
Dr. T. Cooper
Dayton
Wilbur J. Myers
Signal Peter
Peter the Great
Brescle
Golden Spire
Pri
Wee
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