B U Takes Big Step in Football Hiring Alumni Coach
Boston University selects John J. O Hara Jr captain of 1921 gridsters to join Dr Charles Whelan for the 1922 season as BU begins a graduate coaching staff. The move aims to add veteran alumni leadership as the team builds its postwar program with candidates training on the new Bay State Road field.
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Boston University
Charles Whelan
Back Bay
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Ual
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Gordon Cochrane
Bossi Roger Washburn
Don Miller
George Feldman
Dr. Whelan
Bay State Road
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Harvard
Colby
Boston College
Vermon
Brick” O'Hare
Doc Whelan
Soldiers Field
Eskie Clark
Tubby
Bob Fisher
Yanks Split With Chisox In Doubleheader
Chicago and New York split a twin bill. the White Sox won the opener 7 to 1 and the Yankees took the second 6 to 3. Scott narrowly kept his consecutive games streak by reporting late after visiting family in Indiana. Faber struck out nine for the Yankees and Jones allowed three earned runs in seven innings.
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Schalk
Falk
Indians Fail to Hit as Washington Wins 4 1
Cleveland mustered four hits and stranded bases loaded in the ninth as Washington tops the Indians 4 to 1 in the first game of the series. Boone was hit in the eighth, while Mogridge and Johnson limited Cleveland to the lone run.
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MN L. Sewell
Boston Players Win in Women's Tennis
In Philadelphia on September 13 the favorites advanced in the women's middle States tennis with top contenders Mrs. Molla Mallory Edith Sigourney Helen Wills Marion Zunderstein Jessup Leslie Bancroft Molly Thayer and Phyllis Walsh remaining in the field.
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Edith Sigourney
Helen Wills
Berkeley
Calif
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Wilmington
Del
Leslie Bancroft
Molly Thayer
Phyllis Walsh
Tilden Defeats O'Hara Wood in National Tennis Championship
William T. Tilden 2d, 1921 champion from Philadelphia, beat Pat O’Hara Wood of Australia in straight sets 6-2 6-2 6-2 at Germantown Club in the fourth round. Zénzo Shimizu upset Wallace Johnson. Manuel Alonzo beat Watson Washburn. Others included Johnston, Williams, and Richards advancing in New York– Philadelphia event.
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Pat O'Hara Wood
Australia
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J. O. Anderson
Francis T. Hunter
Robert Kinsey
Zénzo Shimizu
Wallace Johnson
Tilden
Manuel Alonzo
Watson Washburn
New York
William M. Johnston
Howard Kin
Gilroy Declared Ineligible as Princeton Captain
Dean Howard McClenahan of Princeton athletic council announced Ralph Gilroy of Haverhill Massachusetts will not be reinstated to athletic eligibility at Princeton. The decision ends the long standing ineligibility controversy surrounding the tiger football captain.
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N. J
Princeton University
Dean Howard McClenahan
Princeton Athletic Council
Boston Post
Ralph Gilroy
Haverhill
Mass
New Jersey College
Moves to restore Gilroy fail. loss to college athletics noted
Moves to restore Gilroy fail as the youth who defeated Harvard last November will not compete in college athletics again. He will be a student in good standing this fall and graduate in June. Herbert Treat of Somerville transfers to Princeton after stints with Somerville High School Holy Cross and Boston College.
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Girard
Harvard
Dean McClenahan
Herbert Treat
Somerville
Mase
Somerville High School
Holy Cross
Boston College
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