Eastern League discipline and batting leaders spar over rules
The article details calls for stricter conduct in the Eastern League amid widespread rule breaches. It highlights Jim Thorpe and Dick Loftus as focal points, notes Bayrs and Shay among top batters, and lists season averages and pitching leaders from New Haven, Worcester, and Bridgeport as teams push for standings clarity.
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Jim Zenur
Adie Bayrs
Elmer Boman
Tayrs
Averarea
Thrope Fg
Bayrsa
Jim Thorpe
Dick Loftus
Hart
O'Neil
Haytford
Mt Thorpe
Senators
Thorpe
Hartford
Toca
Dan O'Neil
Jeck Flynn
Worcester
Senseffell
New Haven
Bayrs
Shay
Martin
Bowmin
Hargreaves
Rhonda
St. Angelo
Wilson
Malone
Joe
Yoo Ja
Bridgeport
Cha Pross
Walter Hagen Won't Defend Western Open Title
Detroity, August 2. Walter Hagen, British and Western Open champion, will not defend the Western Open title at Oakland Hills on August 22 due to schedule conflicts with exhibitions in the East with Joe Kirkwood the Australian star.
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Detroly
Walter Hagen
Oakland Hille
Hagen
Joe Kirkewood
NO CHANCE FOR KAPLAN-CHANEY BOUT AT PRESENT
Kid Kaplan remains sidelined after a defeat last Thursday at Hanover Park and in a future match with Andy Chaney seems unlikely. Chaney recuperates from surgery and plans mid October training, aiming to return with two or three tune-up bouts before facing top foes. Chaney’s manager Eddie Mead eyes planned matches with Johnny Dundee and other stars.
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Kid Kaplan
Kid" Wagner
Philadelphia
Hanover Park
Quanter Lity Bey
Hig
Mind Baltimorean
Andy Chaney
Chaney
Tas
Baltimore
Ying Fang
Cats- Kill
Roosevelt Hospital
Eddie Mead
Baltimorean
Oschaebr
Aimssiz
Tohnny Dundee
Pepper Martin
Danny Flash
Chaney Seeks Featherweight Crown Before Winter
Chaney aims to dethrone Kilbane and win the featherweight title before winter. Meriden reports an upcoming boxing match in Waterbury pitting Kagine and Shuerne, while Kaplan pushes to bring Shugrue into the ring on reasonable terms.
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Chaney
Seaton
Johnny Kilbane
Irig
Meriden
Oxford Will Get Star in Stevenson
Oxford will gain a valuable track star next fall as William E Stevenson, Princeton captain last year, moves to study law as a jointly funded scholar at an English university. Stevenson set the senior A A A dash record, earned eight points in dual meets with Harvard and Yale, and led Princeton’s athletics class of 1922. He captained Fairlips Andover Academy track and served as senior council president.
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Princeton
N.oa
Oxford
William E. Stevenson
Hal Steve
Aia Acuerd
Cinché
A. A. le
Harvard
Ya.e
Sierenson
Capt Rudd
Stevenson
Rinceton
Fairlips Andover Academy
Moore to Meet O'Dowd in Columbus Bout
Pat Moore of Memphis will face Eddie O'Dowd of Columbus in a twelve round decision scheduled for August. The bout, announced from Avenue 13 in Columbus, marks a major featherweight clash for both fighters with the winner gaining momentum in the region.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ave
Pat Moore
Memphis
Eddie O'Dowd
AH Hyonsed
Giants Rally To Fourth Straight Win In Braves Tilt
New York Giants secured a 4 3 victory over the Boston Braves as Virgil Barnes earned the win in his first start for the Giants. Barnes worked two innings despite early trouble. Oeschger lasted longer for Boston. Frisch, Kopf, and Rawlings contributed key plays while Groh, hurt in the fourth, left the game. Oeschger issued two walks, Barnes struck out seven for New York, and Meusel had a hit while Barnes drove in a run. Time of game not stated.
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New Tore
New York Giants
Tofay
Vireti Barnes
New York
Bancroft
Grom
Rawlings
Meusel
Young
Rf O Kelly
I Stenwel
Smith
Barnes
Oeschger
Ith
Kopf
Pennsylvania
California
Triden and Johnson
Dohertys
Brookes
Wilding
300 TO COMPETE IN A C H JOUST AT TORRINGTON
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of Torrington will stage a mammoth track meet at Fucesenieh park Torrington next Sunday afternoon. A program of seven events has been arranged by F P Quinn in charge. Starters include Bou Moakleter and Bo Butler with possible stars Sid Leslie and others. Teams like Bridgeport A C New Haven Hatners New Britain A A and Stamford A C may enter.
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Order of Hibernians of
Torrington
Fucesenieh Park
F P. Quinn
Qiwan
Bridge- Port Capings Company
Um Grant
Tinepeper
A. C
Georgetown Cnller
Ray
Bridgepot
New Haven Hatners
New Britain A. A
Stemford A. C
Black Rocks Rally To Edge Fairfield In Pitchers Duel
In a Bullara field classic, Black Rocks defeated Fairfield A by a tight late rally. Risley held Fairfield to three hits while Herb struck out several Rocks. Fairfield’s Ho0009002-2 Herb and Below: Risley and Guldo.
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Bullara Field
Fairfield A
Black Rocks
Risley
Herb
Rocks
Rishey
Hern
Tisley
Watson
Faifield
Condorn
Sos Fairfield A
Guldo
Virtues, Cash, and Sports Dominance Across Nations
Grantland Rice surveys sport's cycle from boxing to golf and tennis, praising U S strength led by Jones Evans Guilford Tilden Johnson and a strong baseball scene in St Louis while noting Leonard's busy title reign and Kramer’s quarter-century career as a model of clean living and endurance.
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United States
Golf
Tennla
U. S. of A
Lce Jones
Evans
Oulmar
Guilford
Tilden
Johnston
Tien
Richards Retains Southampton Title in Singles Final
Vincent Richards of Yonkers defeated Robert Kinpe es of San Francisco in straight sets 6-3 6-4 to win the Southampton singles crown at Meadow Club. The Kinsey brothers won the doubles title in five sets over Richards and Hunter, while Helen Hooker and Howard Yoshell claimed the mixed doubles. The article also notes opinions on public interest and baseball issues, with references to players and match-play speculation.
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Southampton
WN. T
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
N. C
Robert Kinpees
San Francisco
Meadow Club
Kinsey Brothers
Robert
Howard
Richarda
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
Misa Helen Hooker
Greenwich Genn
Howard Yoshell
Brooklyn
Mise Blor- Ludge Landis
Once Johnson
Shaj
Robert Kinsey
ANZACS Hope 10 Trim French At Longwood Today
Boston August 13 French and Australia in Devin Cup semi final at Longwood. Australia in better shape to press for match advantage while French players expect improved play after postponement. Anderson ill with fever as O Hara Wood and Patterson show progress. Gobert and Cochet for France plan to stay if France advances, with Gobert vs Wood and Patterson vs Cochet on tomorrow's schedule.
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Boston
France
Australia
Longswood Cricket Club
Spain
James O. Anderson
Gerald L. Patterson
Pat O'Hare Wood
Patterson
O'Hara Wood
Anderson
Cochet
Gobert
Jean Borotra
Newport R
Leek
Wood
Middleweight title fight headlines New York bill
In New York Velodrama tonight Dave Rosenberg of Brooklyn meets Phil Krug of Here Vis on a fifteen round middleweight title bout. The New York State Athletic Commission vacated Wilson and Kilbane titles leading to a disputed championship status across states. Rosenberg enters as favorite at 2 to 1 with Krug a dangerous foe, while a co feature pits Frankie Jerome versus Jack Wolfe in a bantamweight clash and other undercard bouts fill the card.
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Phil Krug
Dave Rosenberg
New York
Rosenberg
Creb
Krug
Kilbane Iynorxt Det
Dundee
Fide
Kilbane
Wilson
Milbane
Tt Jis
Augie Ratner
Vomny Robson
Tammy McAleer
Zulu Kid
Marty Cress
Jimny Dureey
Bert Callma
Jack Lone
Jimmy O'Gatty
Ist
Mike Gibbons
Stallay Doe
Tehrs Harrison
Sa7reentrant
Mody Nancher
Alwhoy Stong
King
Kiug Han
Harrison Boxer
Mikel Ogowd
Eddie
Lowi Borpash
Georgie Ward
Trunk Qwitl Ha
Sammy Cohen
Elina Flores
Jimmy, Katz
Jimmy Kirk
Paul Clements
Bovis
Frank Johns
la Ache
Russell Perlstein
Elm Street Cubs Beat Housatonic Midgets 4 0
The Elm Street Cubs defeated the Housatonic Midgets yesterday by a four to zero score. Elm Street pitcher Cesero started for the Midgets and lasted until the third inning before being relieved by Castaldo who yielded ten hits. The Cubs' pitcher fanned eleven, walked two, and allowed four hits.
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Elm Street Cubs
Housatonic
Saccone
Cesero
Castaldo
Trans Defeat Lenox Nine 3 2 In Tight Victory
A challenged game saw Trans defeat Lenox 3 to 2 after Lenox led early. Hayes pitched superbly for Trans with thirteen strikeouts while Lenox outhit Trans but could not convert. Key players included Nelson Hl and Kinney in a game marked by strong defense and timely hitting.
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Trang
Lenox
Songlde Park
Hayes
North End
Stamford Nine Defeats Shires in Berkshire Clash
Stamford Bt Marys edges Berkshires 5 to 4 as Lack City tallies in third but Colgan shuts them down. Garay and Macleske lead the defense with Macleske leaving injured after being hit. Pollock and Colgan each tally two hits. Gaffansy and How handle four chances in the field as St Marys top the Shires in a tight Berkshire league matchup.
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Marys
Stamford
Berkshires
Lack City
Colgan
Saints
Garay
Shires
Leo Macleske
Pollock
Millow
Getling
Gaffansy
Fay
Pittsburgh golfers vie for National Pro Tourney title
In Pittsburgh at the Quincy County club, Oliver Pes vies Marc Ef and other notable players in the National Professional tournament. A crowd favorites Geng Shrazen and Pittsburgh prospect enter aiming for champions, with competition opening tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
Tore
Ouienor Countey Club
Oliver Pes Vies Marcef
Walle Phew
Gakment Cotter
Saulaty
Prille
Condineon
Geng Shrazen
Pittshursh
Cavvy Cravath to Become Scout for Millers
Minneapolis reports Cavvy Cravath, famed major league and American Association outfielder, will join as scout for the Millers. Cravath, once a home run leader in the National and American Leagues, ends his active playing career and moves into scouting duties after a decade with the Minneapolis club.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Liem
Gavvy" Cravath
American Association
National League
Association
Gravatn
Minneapola Efoy
Millers
Senor Ar Lodsl
Spencer Leads In 1922 Newark Bicycle Championships
At the local velodrome Augie Spencer of the Newark Athletic Club won a five mile race in 11 minutes 1.25 seconds. His teammate Willie Grimm finished second as Newark clinched the championship with 16 points. Elmer Bundt of Buffalo finished fourth in today’s race and second in the series with 14 points. Spencer led the day with the overall series third place at 48 points.
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Newark
Augie
Freq Spancer
Willie Grimm
Elmer Bundt
Buffalo
X.Y
Spencer
Rtoday
Building Consumer Good Will Through Advertising
Good will from manufacturers matters, but real sales depend on consumer demand. Advertising informs the public about merits, helping dealers offer products at a profit. When consumers demand the product and dealers prefer it, steady sales follow. Polished by the PostTelegram in cooperation with The American Association of Advertising Articles.
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