Notre Dame Stars Deny Pro Football In Carlinville Ruse
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne and players deny any involvement by Gus Desch John Mohardt or Chester Wynne in a Carlinville Illinois game alleged to have used pro players. Investigators will review evidence as Carlinville locals admit they were deceived by ringers in a betting scheme tied to a 16 to 0 loss to Taylorville.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Gus Desch
John Mohardt
Notre Dame
Garlinville
Ill
Taylorville
University of Illinois
Desch
Mohardt
Carlinville
Illinois
South Bend
College Athletic Committee
Chester Wynne
Wynne
Knute Rockne
Boston May Propose Self Supporting Municipal Golf Plan
Massachusetts Golf Association committee plans interviews with Mayor Curley and park commissioners to study self supporting municipal golf. They cite Chicago and Scarboro models and suggest Boston could add an 18 hole course at Franklin Park with minimal city funding. The idea aims to expand access while reducing public costs.
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Boston
Massachusetts Golf Association Committee
Curley
B. K. Stephenson
A. L. Locke
FE. S. Litchfield
Chicago
Windy City
Gotham
Stockyards
Franklin Park
Scarboro
Carlinville Coach and Treasurer Dispute Notre Dame Players
Mohardt cleared of playing in the Carlinville vs Taylorville game after Rivers Anderson says he hired and paid Notre Dame men to play. Lionel Moise denies knowledge of any Notre Dame players in the lineup and notes several stars did not appear.
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Notre Dame
Carlinville
Ind
Associated Press
Rivers Anderson
Notre Dame University
Taylorville
Lionel Moise
Notreame
Mr. Anderson
M»nardt
Moise
University of the South
Lexington Five to Open Court Series at Arlington
The Lexington High School basketball five will journey to Arlington next Friday afternoon to play the Arlington High School quintet as the first game in a major series.
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Lexington High School
Pall Five
Arlington
Arlington High School
King Baseball Due for Fall Becomes Golf Rival
Chicago reports a shift in popularity as the Western Golf Association predicts golf will overtake baseball as the national pastime. Albert R. Gates outlines plans to expand public links and support private clubs to widen access, noting 165000 Chicagoans played public courses last year.
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Chicago
United Press
Western Golf Association
Albert R. Gates
Western Association
Gates
Toad Ramsey Dominates Southern League Pitching Feats
Tom Toad Ramsey, famed southpaw, dazzled in the Southern league for Chattanooga. In two games he struck out 35 of 62 outs, with the first baseman and catcher handling all putouts, while opponents rarely hit his drops and curves. Ramsey eagerly awaited game conclusions to rest on the brass railing and savor the win.
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Tom
Toad) Ramsey
Ramsey
Kentucky Dew
Big Schoppers
Chattanooga
St Josephs to Sponsor Friday Boxing Bout at Commercial Hall
St Josephs T A Society presents its semi monthly amateur boxing event at Commercial Hall Bowdon Square Friday night. New amateur talent has drawn crowds and this show adds classes for 112 118 126 135 and 145 pounders. Entries due by Thursday to Cambridge Street City.
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St. Joseph’s
Joseph's T. A. Society
Commercial Hall
Bowdoin Square
Bill Cuddy
Cambridge Street
City
St. Joseph's T. A. Society
Frank Hannon
Boston
Berlin Ready for Dog Derby at Winter Carnival
Berlin New Hampshire gears up for a dog team race set to start next Thursday as a featured event of the Berlin winter carnival. Local towns and hamlets join in the excitement for the snow sport spectacle.
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Berlin
N. H
Berlin Winter Carnival Dog Race Heads Toward Berlin Route
Four dog teams prepare to race a 1 mile loop from Berlin through Errol Colebrook North Stratford Groveton Lancaster Jefferson Randolph Gorham and back to Berlin. Start Thursday Feb 2 with two night stops at Colebrook and Lancaster. Canadian teams join American contenders including Arthur Walden of Wonalancet NH and Jacques Laune of Lake Placid NY. Prizes include a perpetual cup donated by W R Brown and cash awards.
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Tre
Berlin
Errol
Colebrook
North Stratford
Groveton
Lancaster
Jefferson
Randolph
Gorham
United States
Arthur T. Walden
Wonalancet
N. H
Alaska
Jacques Laune
Lake Placid
N. Y
la Loutre
Can
John Label
Big Huskies
Bersimus
St. Lawrence
W. R. Brown
New England
Dominion
Seven Golf Schools in Boston Attract Busy Season
Boston hosts seven golf schools this season with strong demand. Poor weather kept players off greens for weeks, while a flood of new talent boosts business. Davie Brown, once a British champion, opens in the old John Hancock building on Federal street with Billy Cooper as his partner from Oak Bluffs.
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Boston
Davie Brown
Deacon
John Hancock
Federal Street
Billy Cooper
Oak Bluffs
Scholastic runners in big games headline school track week
The B Avo A game draws schoolboys as the Unicorn attraction offers a 50 yard dash and 1000 yard run. Ralph Colson of Allen is favored in the 50 yard dash while Latin and English contest the relay. Medford’s team, led by Coach O’Donnell, aims for the State Association meet on Feb 4 at the East Armory after a Brookline gym record fall by Joe Keiley. East Boston Brighton Charlestown prep for a trial at East Armory. West Roxbury Hyde Park and Mechanics Arts meet at the drill shed.
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English High
Boston Latin
Ralph Colson
Allen School
Harvard
Stadium Board
Medford
Brookline Stamps
O'Donnell
Dast Armory
Newton
Brookline
Joe Keiley
Boston
East Boston
Brighton Aharlestown
East Amory
West Roxbury
Hyde Park
Mechanics Arts
Big
Players Lack Rule Wisdom in Rookie Evaluation
The article reports managers at a Buffalo minor league meeting agreeing that the greatest handicap for players entering professional baseball is a lack of knowledge of baseball rules. It argues rookies vary little in basic skills but differ in rule mastery, suggesting teams could improve by teaching every rule in the baseball book.
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Buffalo
Bantam title mix and bouts highlight Boston boxing card
Friday night features Joe Lynch vs Terry Martin in a near-elimination bout for a shot at champion Johnny Buff. The arena scene also includes Stan Zbyszko defending his world wrestling title against Dick Daviscourt, with other boxing and wrestling events scheduled across Boston venues and matches in Brockton and Weymouth.
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Joe Lynch
Terry Martin
Johnny Buff
Arena A. C
Lynch
Martin
Boston
Joe “Hambone
Kelly
Jack Savage
A. C
Boston Arena
Savage
Boston Boxing Fans Await Joe Lynch Bantamweight Title Bout
Fans in Boston look for Joe Lynch the bantamweight champion to defend against Terry Martin in a feature arena show. Lynch previously impressed crowds by stopping Bobby Josephs in a fierce battle and by defeating Jabez White, earning lasting respect from local boxing enthusiasts. Martin aims to climb the ladder and hopes to topple Lynch in Friday’s contest.
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Boston
Joe Lynch
Terry Martin
New England
Arena A. C
Lynch
Bobby Josephs
Josephs
Jabez White
Albany
Martin
Terry
Princeton to Have Two Varsity Crews This Year
Princeton will field two varsity eight crews named the Orange and Black to race three consecutive Saturdays starting May 6 against Navy Harvard and Yale Cornell. Coach J Duncan Spaeth says shifts will mimic football, with fastest boat chosen for the first regatta and crews alternating thereafter. He cautions that predicting 1922 prospects depends on rival speed.
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Princeton
N. J
J. Duncan Spaeth
Spaeth
Charles River
Columbia
Penn
Housatonic
Navy
Harvard
Tiger
Zbyszko to Face Daviscourt for Heavyweight Title
Stanley Zbyszko world champion meets Dick Daviscourt of Texas in a match to a finish for the heavyweight title at the Mechanics Building this evening. The purse splits 70 percent to the winner and 30 percent to the loser. the winner earns a chance to wrestle Earl Caddock at Madison Square Garden in February.
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Stanley Zbyszko
Dick Daviscourt
Texas
Mechanics’ Building
Earl Caddock
Madison Square Garden
Daviscourt and Zbyszko Set Tonight for Title Clash
Tonight's match centers on the wrestling title worth about 200 000 per year in earnings. Zbyszko seeks a season without defeat and retirement as champion. Daviscourt, rising star, aims to prove he will be the next champion with a decisive victory. The program starts 8 15 p m with the Daviscourt Zbyszko bout and additional matches if time allows.
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Zbyszko
Daviscourt
Hobey Baker Memorial Fund Event At Arena To Honor Tiger Star
Boston hockey fans gear up for a capacity crowd to honor Hobey Baker memory in a benefit at the Arena. Princeton and St Nicholas alumni are set to help raise funds for a skating rink at Princeton in Baker’s name. Harvard joins the program and Peter Sortwell and Pop von Bermuth will officiate. The week’s top match features B A A versus Pere Marquette Inights in a USAHA series, with Unicorn and Westerners leading the Western group. Yale meets Princeton in Philadelphia Saturday as the Tigers seek revenge after a February loss while Princeton’s overall hockey outlook improves.
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Hobey Baker
Princeton Star Allround
St. Nicholas
New York
Hobey
Princeton
George W. Brown
Brown
Harvard
Crimson
Tech
Princeton Flash
Peter Sortwell
Pop
von Bermuth
Baker
Pere Marquette Inights
Unicorn
Westerners
Knights
Pete Maquette
B. A
Red Synnott
Thesties
Yale
Phildelphia
Tigers
Eli
Penn
Big U S Billiard Tourney Opens in New York
The national class A 18.2 balk line amateur billiard championship starts at Crescent A. C. in New York. Percy N. Collins of Illinois Athletic Club faces Edgar Appleby, J Henry Clarkson meets Francis Appleby, and Charles Heddon meets Edward W. Gardner in 300 point matches.
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New York
Crescent A. C
Percy N. Collins
Illinois Athletic Club
Chicago
Edgar
J T. Appleby
New York Athletic Club
J. Henry Clarkson
Amateur Billiard Club of
Francis
Appleby
Hastern
Charles Heddon
Dowagiac
Mich
Edward W. Gardner
Arlington Girls Open Suburban League Play at Watertown
Arlington High School girls basketball opens Suburban League play tomorrow afternoon against Watertown High School on Watertown’s home court at Watertown High School gymnasium.
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Arlington High School
Watertown High School
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