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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1922
Page
6
Reported engagement between Bebe Daniels and Jack Dempsey in Los Angeles includes a play by play of staged exchanges and mock rounds. The piece describes gestures, banter, a mock boxing ring scene, and a wedding bell finale with parson and crowd reactions.
The National Collegiate Association aims to cure problematic issues in college football, hoping to restore the sport to a higher plane. A Mechanics carnival feature choice sparks critique of mile race emphasis, with debates on better event distances and potential matchups among top athletes.
In Wichita Falls Kansas Daviscourt defeats Lewis with two falls to one and takes the bout. Johnny Wilson has not fought since his Downey meeting with Bryan Downey, despite claims by boxing circles. D. S. Cutbill defeated Ray indoors in a Rodman Wanamaker mile event last year as Boston College is credited with the indoor relay title in New York and at Holy Cross Georgetown events.
Middlesex School defeats English High 1 0 on their home rink in North Concord. Arthur Pollard scored the sole goal off a deflection in the late period as English failed to respond. Pollard and captain Bailey starred for Middlesex while Hartigan and Rosenfield stood out for English.
University of Michigan President Marion L. Burt argues against pro players in college ranks though slight exceptions might be allowed to fund education. He warns such a move could hurt amateur and professional games and calls for careful rules. Iowa defeats Wisconsin 24 to 18 in a Western Conference basketball game in Madison.
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