Post Selects All America Favorites for 1921 Grid
Neal O Hara outlines The Post All America team with Bo McMillin at quarterback and Red Roberts as end. Other selections include Brick Muller and Duke Slater, plus stars from Harvard, Yale, Navy, Lafayette and Notre Dame.
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Breidster Elected West Point Football Captain
Cadet Wademar F. Breidster of Milwaukee appointed 1919 to West Point and class of 1923 was chosen captain of the Army football eleven for next year. He is 1 years old and weighs 215 pounds and has played guard for three seasons including most of Saturday's game with the Navy.
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Navy Triumph Sparks Vivid Homecoming at Annapolis
Navy defeated Army in the annual football game and received a rousing welcome at Annapolis. Nearly 2,400 students returned in four train sections then marched to the Academy grounds. Captain Larsen and teammates were greeted with cheers as Barchet, Conroy who scored the touchdown, and Koehler drew special attention.
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Boxing Lessons From James J Kennedy At Tremont Street
James J Kennedy offers boxing instruction with years of experience at 614 Tremont Street. The scientific approach emphasizes technique, fitness, and discipline for beginners and seasoned boxers alike.
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The Post's All America Football Team Picks
The Post selects its All America team with Halfback Owen Harvard End Muller from California Tackle Slater from Iowa and Brown from unknown location. The lineup highlights standout play across positions.
Yanks Face Perils in Coast Spring Training Plan
Rumor says Miller Huggins and the Yankees may train on the Pacific coast to boost box office receipts. The piece cautions that heavy pre season play could exhaust players like Heinie Wagner and pitchers, risking pennant chances if Los Angeles becomes a self serving camp.
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Yankees Face Joyous Coast Trip Before 1922 Campaign
The Yankees may include Yellowstone Park and the Great Salt Lake on a Coast tour with stops at Redlands Riverside Pomona Catalina San Diego and Los Angeles as a training ground before the 1922 season. The spring exhibition schedule and travel plans mirror the 1911 Boston Sox Coast trip as a model for crowd drawing and split-home engagements.
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Reed Aims to Upset Malone in Mechanics Ring
Pat Reed stated he can beat Jack Malone after recent near upset dreams and cited Robson’s victory as inspiration. Reed recalls a prior loss to Malone at Braves Field and vows to fight smart Friday night. Johnny Shepard and Barney McIntee meet in an eight round semi windup with additional bouts on the card.
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Princeton 1922 Baseball Schedule Sets 27 Games
Princeton plans 27 games for the 1922 season. Home games are noted and include Bowdoin Tufts Brown Holy Cross Amherst Williams Dartmouth Harvard Yale Boston College and Yale at various venues with a potential tie series in Harvard Yale.
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Newton Coach to Be Given Purse of Gold
A committee plans a purse of gold as a testimonial to Allie Dickinson Newton High School athletic director and coach. Dickinson has led baseball and football to Suburban league titles and nearly claimed the New England inter scholastic laurels after a thrilling tussle in Haverhill last year.
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Colleges plan larger football stadiums to handle crowds
Howard G. Reynolds notes growing intercollegiate football crowds exceed current seating. The University of Pennsylvania plans a new Philadelphia stadium to seat 100000 to accommodate fans and events.
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Yale and Harvard Stadiums Face Fitful Capacity Boost
New Haven reports say Yale’s 75 000 seat bowl may be expanded to 117 000 with a balcony over the upper tier and reinforced concrete arches. Harvard Stadium struggles to add seats at Soldiers Field while Yale and Princeton seek room for football crowds.
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Pros to wage gridiron war in Boston with Canton and Buffalo
Boston prepares for a major pro football clash at Braves Field featuring Canton Bulldogs and the Buffalo All-Americans. The Canton squad includes nine All-America selections led by Henry and West, with stars from Penn State Notre Dame and Harvard across the lineup. The Buffalo roster also boasts top players from major programs such as Colgate, Pitt, and Georgetown.
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Waite High Seeks Out-of-Town Football Game
Waite High of Toledo issued a challenge to rivals in Haverhill Newton or Malden after a 42 to 0 win over Scott High. Waite promises to cover expenses for 25 players and signs a two-year home-game contract or will travel East for the same guarantee.
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Lenglen aide quits over defeat dispute in tennis federation
Captain Albert R. De Joannis resigns as vice-president and member of the French Tennis Federation in protest of the federation's handling of Mile. Suzanne Lenglen's defeat and the criticism from the United States Lawn Tennis Association. He cites Lenglen's conduct and the public response as fueling the controversy.
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