Giants Put Two Boxmen on Block
New York Giants place pitchers Philip Douglas and Jesse Barnes on the market after two World Series wins. President Charles Stoneham says offers are being weighed and a decision will be announced by Wednesday. Also, a telegram from Mrs. Fred Toney says her husband is ill at his Nashville home and cannot report to Hot Springs for spring training.
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Two Detroit Tigers Refuse To Sign 1922 Contracts
Detroit Michigan February 20 two veterans Howard Ehmke and Bobby Jones have not signed 1922 contracts. Hubert Leonard and Harry Heilmann demand 15000 dollar salaries, officials decline comment on Ehmke and Jones. Ehmke seeks a trade role, Jones reportedly asks for more money than offered.
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BoxING Gossip Lifts Boston Boxing Week With Dempsey
Boxers and officials anticipate one of Boston's biggest boxing weeks as champion Jack Dempsey visits the Old Howard Theatre drawing police crowds and strong local interest. The card includes Whitey Allen and Alvin Randall at Bowdoin Square's St Joseph A S tournament with Dempsey possibly ringside.
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Driscoll Aims To Claim Gaston Cup At Legion Meet
Boston College coach Jack Ryder expects a creditable showing at the Legion track meet in East Armory tomorrow. Jake Driscoll seeks the final leg to gain permanent possession of the Colt Gaston cup after winning the Archbishops Hayes cup in New York. Other BC entries include Walter Nolan in the 60 yard dash, Bob Merrick in the 50 yard high hurdles, Jim Caffrey in the 440, Art Kirby in the 880 and one mile, Clarence Flahive in the high jump, with a full roster across sprints, hurdles, middle distance, and field events.
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Red Sox Dixie Trip Changes with Early Homeward Start
The Red Sox announced a small itinerary change for the Hot Springs trip. No contracts were signed and a Toledo game was canceled by Secretary Larry Graver. April 8 will feature a Sox regulars vs subs game in Paris Kentucky promoted by the Commercial Club. The team departs Boston a day earlier than planned. final exhibition is set for Cincinnati on April 9. Joe Bush was rumored to be en route to Boston but did not appear at the club or Dr. Bill Ross’s office.
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Patronize Home Industries Remember-most cigare sold in New Eng
A brief producer note urges readers to favor local goods with emphasis that most cigarettes sold in New England are imported, yet union-made products exist. The item highlights consumer choice and labor considerations in a regional market.
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If Business Were Baseball Here s How T E M s Would Act
A spoof on labor wage demands in 1922 business life with salesmen riveters bookkeepers and a district attorney making ultimatums. Names include Alex Fish Joe Yipski Benjamin Walrus and Wink of Cincinnati while baseball money figures surface for several players.
Brookline Blanks Malden 2 0 in Interscholastic League Ice
Brookline High defeated Malden 2 to 0 at the Arena in a slow paced IL game. Murray opened scoring, Shapiro added a late goal for Brookline while Donahue stood out for Malden as the Brookline defense limited chances.
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Giant Shot Putters at K of C Track Games
Dartmouth will send a relay team to the Knights of Columbus games on March 4 to face Harvard. Manager Kanaly announced the plan last night after a Saturday meeting. Entries include Pat Ma Donald of the New York police and Harvard weight star Fiske Brown.
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Staff wins two titles at Lake Placid skating trials
Arthur Staff of Chicago wins the one mile and two mile races on day two of the international professional championship at Lake Placid New York finishing third in the 220 yard dash. Edmund Lamy of Saranac Lake takes second in all three events with Bobby McLean winning the 220 yard dash and Everett McGowan of St Paul third in the mile and two mile races.
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Sedgwick Declines Harvard Yale Bout in Amateur Ring Clash
Harvard Law School first year man Sedgwick will not enter the University championships, canceling a planned match with Yale’s Kagan. Both former football stars and boxers, they trained at Hemenway Gym, with Kagan expressing willingness to box amateurly any time. Sedgwick, six foot four and about 210 pounds, cited time constraints. Kagan, five foot ten and around 115 pounds, remains open to a sport bout.
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Arlington High to meet Watertown in return game
Arlington five travels to Watertown High School this afternoon for a return basketball game in Watertown's gym. Arlington expects Fall Lane Miller Rosle and Donovan to start, while Watertown lists Chamberlain Jones Mosher Borjajian and Marian in the lineup.
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Hymie Gold to Fight Lew Tendler Under Real Name
Brooklyn boxer Hymie Gold reverts from Jimmy Duffy alias after New York Boxing Commission denies a license in that name. Gold will face Lew Tendler next Friday under his true name Hymie Gold, avoiding confusion with other boxers named Jimmy Duffy.
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Ray to Run in Boston Mile Race
Ray to run in the Boston Mile at the American Legion games in Boston as Joie Ray, Larry Shields, Mike Devaney and other Metropolitan cracks arrive for the East Newton Street Armory event. The field includes New York middle distance stars and a strong entry list, with races starting at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon.
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Tech Navy to field large rowing program at Cambridge
Tech plans a large spring rowing season with over 200 signups for engineers and 400 on the river daily once equipment arrives. A Tech crew will race Harvard on May 18 and Columbia on May 25 on the Harlem River, with Yale cancellations and Navy junior varsity potential contests. The Tech Rowing Association will offer free membership to all matriculated students as the Unicorn boathouse is remodeled.
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Scrap the pro coaches in college athletics claim stirred headlines
The column argues for firing paid coaches as a cure for evils in college sports while noting coaches' experience and value. It contrasts harsh calls with the view that coaching is essential, and criticizes proposals like a 12 man football rule and coach-led offenses. It also covers Stan Zbyszko and boxing notes around Charley White and Ike Dorgan.
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Dempsey Carpentier Bout Rounds and Rounds Note
Dempsey stopped Carpentier in the fourth round. Carpentier was said to have hurt Dempsey in the second round as the Frenchman showed the better of the American.
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Braves Count Rube Marquard A Key Asset For Braves
The Braves acquire veteran lefty Rube Marquard from Cincinnati in a deal seen boosting Boston's pitching staff. Marquard adds experience and coaching value, with young southpaws like Cooney Braxton and Anderson expected to develop under him. The move aims to solidify Mitchell's rotation and improve the club's championship chances.
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