Dugan Traded to Red Sox for Infield Help
The Red Sox acquire Joe Dugan from the Athletics and Frank O Rourke from Washington in a blockbuster trade that also sends pitchers Bush Jones and shortstop Scott to New York. The Peckinpaugh deal, long discussed, is completed.
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Peppery Joe
Dugan
Red Sox
Peckinpaugh
Yankee
Bush
Jones
Scott
New York
Joe Dugan
Athletics
Frank O'Rourke
Washington
Warhorse to Run 600 at Madison Square Garden
South Byfield farmer Dave Caldwell resumes training for the Millrose Games 600-yard race at Madison Square Garden on February 1. Caldwell, known for the Unicorn during the indoor season, will compete in the indoor feature event.
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Dave Caldwell
Unicorn
Madison Square Garden
Mack Trades Dugan for Acosta and Miller to Nationals
Connie Mack ships Joe Dugan to the Washington Nationals in a three corner deal. Jose Acosta and Bingo Miller come from the Griffmen, with a possible cash consideration. Peckinpaugh to manage Nationals replaces Mec Bride, while Dugan shifts to shortstop for Boston’s Red Sox and O Rourke remains as utility infielder. Duffy praises Dugan as a top infielder and power addition for Boston.
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Joe Dugan
Holy Cross
Red Sox
Athletics
Duffy
O'Rourke
Duff
Boston
New York
Roger Peckinpaugh
Washington
Norwood High Tops Framingham In Low Scoring Exhibition
Norwood High defeated Framingham High in a basketball exhibition by a wide margin. Stars named were Hammersley Dower Readel and Wine scoring in a game played at Framingham High School Gym.
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Framingham High
Norwood High
Hammersley, Dower, Readel and Wine
Peckinpaugh Becomes Senators Manager in Three-Wanker Deal
Roger Peckinpaugh is named manager of the Washington Senators in a three corner trade revealed by Harry Frazee. Joe Dugan moves from Philadelphia to Washington and then to Boston with Frank O’Rourke after exchanges with Connie Mack, Bing Miller and Jose Acosta. The deal secures Peckinpaugh’s leadership and strengthens all three clubs, with Washington gaining a potential long-term replacement and staff. Jack Williams also reports a boxing match: Tommy Robson of Malden vs Mike Gibbons set for February 10 in St Paul.
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N. Y
San
Roger Peckinpaugh
Yankees
Senators
Joe Dugan
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
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Peckinpaugh
Harry Frazee
Red Sox
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Clark Griffith
Bing Miller
Jose Acosta
Connie Mack
Fox
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Mack
Petroit
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Howard Kehmke
Bobby Jones
Miller
Peckinpaueh
George McBride
O’ Rourke
Acosta
O'Rourke
Brooklyn
Toronto
Jack Williams
Tommy Robson
Malden
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Minn
Billy Recap
United States
William Muldoon
New York State Athletic Commission
Empire State
Johnny Wilson
Eugene Buckley
Massachusetts Commission
Wilson
Tommy Ryan
Kid McCoy
Jack O’brien
Stanley Ketchel
Billy Papke
Frank Klaus
Joe Thomas
Pob Mitzsimmons
National Boxing Association of the
Massachusetts
Three Cornered Baseball Deal Reorganizes Trades
Boston receives Joe Dugan and Roger Peckinpaugh along with Frank O Rourke from Philadelphia and Washington. Edward Miller and Joe Acosta move to Philadelphia while Washington acquires Roger Peckinpaugh.
White’s Left Hook Aims at Dunfee Battle Monday Night
Charley White pins hopes on his famed left hook to stop Johnny Dunfee in Mechanics Building next Monday. He plans to knock out the Wop then push toward a possible bout with Champion Benjy Leonard. White claims a wide victory margin over Dundee and predicts a sell-out crowd at the Faneuil Club in Boston with tickets likely to sell out ahead of Saturday.
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Johnny Dunfee
Tthey
Mechanics’ Building
White
Benjy Leonard
Dundee
Chicago
Mechanics Building
Faneuil Club
State Boxing Commission
Boston
Johnny Sheppard
Woburn
Paddy Owens
Lynn
Sheppard
Barney McIintee
South Boston
Reel- McCarthy
Owens
Clinton
Sam Harris
K. ‘. Chaney
Baltimore
Johnny Clinton
Olympia A. A
Philadelphia
Herman Taylor
Harris
Eddie Mack
Taylor
Grand Circuit Sets 1922 Harness Meet Schedule
The Grand Circuit stewards outline 92 harness races for 1922 opening at North Randall Cleveland the week of July and ending in Atlanta Ga the week of Oct 16. Kenilworth Park Windsor Ont request denied. Dates remain as 1921 except noted shifts.
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Clevelannd
North Randall Track
Cleveland
Ausma
Kenilworth Park
Windsor
Contario
North Randall
Toledo
Kalamazoo
Columbus
Philadelphia
Poughkeepsie
Readville
Hartford
Syracuse
Lexington
Atlanta
Rindge Plays Title Ice Game
Rindge Tech and Malden meet in a Boston Interscholastic Hockey League game at the Arena this afternoon. Rindge, back in the league for the first time since 1918, seeks improvement under coach Jim Mulrey. Captain Sweeney leads a forward line aided by Corey Donovan Rosenberg with Garmichael Lake Dubrinski in defense and Turner in goal.
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Rindge Tech
Malden
Rindge
Jim Mulrey
Sweeney
Corey
Donovan
Rosenberg
Garmichael
Lake
Dubrinski
Turner
Hub Boxers Compete in New York Tri City Bouts
Boxers under Jerome I Moore travel to New York Garden for the New York Philadelphia and Boston tri city bouts on Jan 18 and 19. Participants include Matt Cordish Lynn Tee Blodgett Lynn Jon Morelia Boston John Williams Matt Boston Billy Flanagan Malden G Allen Medford T Allen Fyda Park.
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Jerome i. Moore
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Arlington High Hockey Set to Face Browne and Nichole At Russell Field
Arlington High School ice hockey team of the Greater district will meet Browne and Nichole School at Russell Field rink in North Cambridge this afternoon. Arlington also hopes to resume its postponed game with Belmont High School at Spy Pond later in the week.
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Arlington High School
Browne and Nichole School
Russell Field
Cambridge
Arlington
Belmont High School
Spy Pond
Dartmouth swimmer near world record in 41 second plunge
Rog Bird captain of the Dartmouth swimming team came within one second of tying the world record in the 7 foot plunge at Hanover. Timed by Coach Hazelton, Bird completed the length of the pool in 41 seconds.
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Hanover
Rog Bird
Dartmouth
Hazelton
Burke Beats McCreery in Grand Opera House Card
Joe Burke of Detroit defeated Battling McCreery of Boston in the main eight round bout at Carlyle A. C. tournament staged at the Grand Opera House. Burke used a southpaw switch to land hard rights to McCreery’s body despite several knockdowns and a cut eye. The referee overruled McCreery’s foul claim. Other results had Benny over Toss, French over Delaney, and McNeil beating Cavanaugh in a late stoppage bout.
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Petroit
Battling McCreery
Boston
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McCreery
Tes
Battler
Joe
Arthur Toss
North End
Young Benny
South End
Benny
Young Delaney
Hyde Park
Tommy French
Somersworth
N. H
Delaney
French
Heavies Back in Garden for Friday Night Bout Opener
Tex Rickard lines up top heavyweight action in New York with Fred Fulton to face Bartley Madden on Friday. A potential Dempsey rematch looms if Fulton falls short, while Dempsey Brennan or Gibbons are kept in reserve for the promoter.
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Fred Fulton
Minnesota
Bartley Madden
New York
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Tom Gibbons
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Heavies
M'Lean Is Winner On Arena Ice
Johnny Sheppard of Woburn connected with a promising comeback plan after a loss to Paddy Owens. Billy Shine and Johnny Shugrue feature in regional bouts as boxing headlines mix with track results at the Boston Arena where Bobby McLean and Walter Thorne starred in amateur events.
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Arena Ice
Bobby McLean
Oscar Mathiesen
Boston Arena
Edmond Lamy
Saranac Lake
Don Baker
Brooklyn
McLean
Lamy
Walter Thorne
Daly and Cohen win big flyweight elimination at Pioneer Athletic Club
In New York on January 1 Sammy Cohen Prairie Genaro and George Daly captured the big flyweight elimination contest at the Pioneer Athletic Club. Daly easily out pointed Andy Davia of Jersey City in the final 10 round bout.
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New York
Sammy Cohen
Prairie Genaro
George Daly
Pioneer Athletic Club
Georgie Daly
Idol
Gas House
Andy Davia
Jersey City
Knights of Columbus Basketball Lead Clash in Boston Tonight
In a pivotal KOC League game, Boston Council and Bunker Hill Council vie for first place. The showdown will take place at Girls High School on Pembroke Street in the South End of Boston tonight, with the winner steering the standings.
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Knights of Columbus Basketball League
Boston Council
Bunker Hill Council
Girls’ High School
Pembroke Street
South End
Boston
Casey teams set for fever heat in unbeaten showdown
Interest runs high as Boston Casey and Bunker Hill clash in a top state game. Both sides boast undefeated records this season and have faced elite basketball squads, with Bunker Hill aiming to end Boston Council’s steady run and extend its own string of victories.
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Casey
Boston Council
Bunker Hill
Boston Casey
B. A. A. Adds 15 Relay Races For Arena Meet
The Boston Athletic Association announces 15 relay races at the Arena on Feb 4, adding to the program that will total 19 events. Brown University faces Maine while Boston University meets Tufts, with freshmen and midget heats also included. Managers aim to limit relays in future games to preserve interest and keep attendance high.
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Brown University
University of Maine
Boston University
Tufts
Dartmouth
Tech
Boston College
Holy Cross
Boston A. A
Tom Kanaly
New England Athletic
Radcliffe Class Basketball Opens With Big Freshmen Win
Inter class games open the season at Radcliffe with the sophomores routing freshmen 60 to 7 while the juniors hold the seniors 29 to 23. Two more class games precede the January 20 championship. Varsity players will face Jackson and Sargent. Captains are Pauline Heizer varsity Janet Webster seniors Nellie Skillen juniors Elizabeth Worcester sophomores Lois Arnold freshmen.
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Radcliffe
Sophs
Jackson
Sargent
Pauline Heizer
Janet Webster
Nellie Skillen
Elizabeth Worcester
Lois Arnold
Shughru e fouled by Sacco in first round boxing card
Worcester fighter Shugrue was fouled in the opening minute by Jimmy Sacco of Fast Boston. Referee Jack Sheehan ruled Shugrue the winner. In the semi final Tracey Ferguson beat Frankie Quill in eight rounds while Joe Fontana scored a technical knockout over Young Foch in the fourth of six. Casey defeated Pappas Vasil in six rounds, winning every round.
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Worcestier
Jan
Johnny Shuarue
Worcester
Fete Casey
Jamesville
Pappas Vasil
Casey
Dundee Triumphs In Eight Round Bout
Johnny Dundee of New York, junior lightweight champion, outpoints Whitey Fitzgerald of Philadelphia in eight rounds. Dundee injured a hand in the fifth round and fought with limited use for the rest of the bout.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Dundee
New York
Whitey Fitzgerald
Walker Edges Bartfield In Tight Philadelphia Bout
Mickey Walker won a hard fought decision over Holdier Bartfield in Philadelphia. Joe O Donnell stopped Phil O Dowd in the fourth round. Al Zeimer the Cleveland featherweight and Kilbane protege beat Battling Mack of Camden in the opening bout.
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Philadelphia
Mickey Walker
Holdier Bartfield
Joe O'Donnell
Gloueter
Phil O'Dowd
Columbus
al Zeimer
Cleveland
Johnny Kilbane
Battling Mack
Camden
Farmer Dave Faces Final Cup Bid In New England Meet
New England track fans back Unicorn flyer for a third Cup win as Farmer Dave seeks to defend the gold trophy while past double-winners Eby and Mere dith are noted. Caldwell’s long racing layoff adds doubt to the field.
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Dave
New England Athletic
Larl Eby
Pennsylvania
Ted Meredith
Caldwell
Eby
Meredith
Foley Beats Chuck Wiggins in New Orleans Flyweight Bout
Harry Foley of Seattle won a 16 round decision over Chuck Wiggins at Pillsbury Gardens before 5000 fans. The bout was fast and both fighters drew cheers all night. Joe Good defeated Bill Doclor in the same card.
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New Orleans
Harry Foley
Seattle
Chuck Wiggins
Pillsbury Gardens
Joe Good
Bill Doclor
Harvard Beats Clark Five In Cambridge Victory
Harvard defeated Clark University 43 to 4 in Cambridge. Strong team play and Alec McLeish standout propelled the Crimson to the win.
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Harvard
Clark
Clark University
Cambridge
Alec McLeish
Hoppe Demonstrates Top Cue Form in Boston Exhibition
Willie Hoppe showed the best billiards of his Boston visit at the 20th Century rooms. He defeated Charles Peterson in the 18.2 balkline 200 to 132 in six innings, averaging 50, with a high run of 92. Hoppe later eclipsed with an 111 run and won the evening match 300 to 104, averaging 30 for 10 innings. Peterson displayed new tricks and high runs of 54 and 29 respectively.
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Willie Hoppe
Boston
20Th Century Rooms
Charles Peterson
Hoppe
Peterson
Howe Harvard Rowing Head
At Harvard a meeting of the Athletic Committee Dr Heber Howe was chosen supervisor of rowing He previously coxswain of three victorious Harvard crews and will oversee all rowing activities Coach William Haines will retain his position and several assistant coaches will be appointed to handle the large turnout for practice
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Harvard Athletic Committee
R. Heber Howe
Harvard
William Haines
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