Y M H A Five Falls to Silent Separates of New York 50 to 37
The Y M H A basketball team lost to the Silent Separates of New York by 50 to 37 at Y M H A hall. Star forward for the Separates led the visitors with effective field goals and a foul. Grooner starred for the locals with four field goals and five fouls, marking their first defeat of the year. The Juniors later overwhelmed Norwalk Y M H A 79 to 12, with H Schwartz scoring six floor goals and four from the 15 foot line helping the local squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
YY. M. H
Y. M. B. A. Hall
Qrooner
Merala
A.M
A. Kaplan
Pooner
Gordon
Fitelson
Wexler & Lerk
G. PF
Morzel
Jelinek
Rf. A
Beaker
Berlands
Masten
Y. A. H. A. Juni
Norwalk
Y. M. H. A. Hall
Junigars
H. Schwartz
Beaby Hirsch
M. Tartsv
Tarlov
All-America Eleven picks by Jimmy Kelly
Jimmy Kelly selects an All-America eleven comprising prominent bowlers and football stars such as Kelly’s picks California end Stein Washington Jefferson tackie Schwab Lafayette guard Tarson Navy center McGuire Chicago tackie Yale back Klinger HLe halfback Cornell fallb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-America Eleven
Jimmy Kelly
Ynnie Kelly
Tie
State Kong
Welly
Kelly
Collow
Maver
California
Stein
Washington
Jefferson
Chicago
Tieberts
Town
Centre to Play Arizona in San Diego on Dec 21
Centre College football officials announce a game against the University of Arizona in San Diego California on December 21. Bo McMillin Centre’s quarterback has been offered to coach Centenary College Shreveport Louisiana for three years at ten thousand dollars annually.
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Centre
Arizona
San Diego
Danville
Yiny
University of Arizona
California
Bo" McMillin
Centre College
Centenary College
Shreveport
Wisconsin grid award winners named in conference honor
Madison Wisconsin University of Wisconsin football players George Bunge centre and G Sandt fullback and captain received their fourth varsity football award. They are among the few district awardees since the conference adopted its three tier system in 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Footent
George Bunge
G Sandt
Cornell
Brumm
Nelson
Qii
Wilson Receives 35000 for Bout with Bryan Downey
New York reports promoter Rickard paid Johnny Wilson a 35000 share for the September Jersey City bout with Bryan Downey of Cleveland. The New Jersey boxing commission had withheld the payment citing that Wilson did not exert full effort, pressing his opponent to lead. Wilson and his manager later pledged to box any suitable challenger, and Rickard agreed to stage the match mid next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. Rickard
Fodar Endes
Johnny Wilson
Brian Downer
Cleveland
Jersey City
Thay
Rickard
New Jersey
State Boxing Commission
Wilson
Richard
Jachars
Penn Wins Intercollegiate Basketball Title Streak Continues
Pennsylvania has won the intercollegiate basketball title five times since 1910, with four consecutive titles previously. The article notes Yale, Columbia, Cornell, and Princeton as top contenders, lists point leaders, and summarizes season results and scoring margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Yale
Columbia
Carnell
Ofal
Frinseton
Portmouth
Vale
Cornell
Duel Feollere
Fni
Dennaeylvania
Princeton
Seatumbia
Pennsyvania
Princetonski
Carney Talks On New Basketball Rules
A lecture by Carney covered changes to basketball rules with a focus on how they affect players and coaches. The discussion included practical examples and questions from attendees about enforcement and impact on play conditions.
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Carney
Herrick to Have Full Charge of Harvard Rowing
Herrick will assume full charge of Harvard rowing as chairman of the committee. Coaching staff remains under wartime condition, with Captain Dave Morgan returning and Harvard slated to meet Princeton on May 6 and the Academy in a training event.
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Herrick
Harvard
Campridge
Hee Hi Lai I. Tarvick
Bhiewird
Sanjaitias
Namiar
Ctlelaren
China
Aeteen
Foentaey Farvatad
Dave Morgan
Rand
Cornell
Secon Marvard Trust
der Hervicl
Magileh Efsnigv
Prinarton
Ar Academy
Perniusion
Rucai
Greeneti
McGraw Buys Groh and OConnell in Major Minor League Deals
At a Buffalo meeting John McGraw dominated by spending, paying $600 for Heini Groh and $75,000 for Jimmy O’Connell while forcing the Cubs to back off. The piece argues big prices create public expectations and can handicap players, citing past examples like Barry O’Toole and Larry Chappella, and notes the widening gap between minor league sales and big league value.
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Billy Fy
John McGra
Buffalo
McGraw
George Burns
Gonzales
Heinia Groh
Groh
Chicago Cubs
Gaby
Jawn
Cub
Gro
Tos
Sdn Prancisen
O'Connell
New York
O'Cornnell
Shane
Penn
Barry O'Toole
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Larry ‘Chappella
Athletics
Russell i
Rube” Marquard
Wrig Maisel
Jimmy O'Connell
Connell
Hal Chase
An Old Friend Liftie Hi Awe
Grantland Rice writes a nostalgic poem styled piece recalling past friendships and long journeys. The verse laments a missing figure as memories of sunshine, shadow, and distant Villa winds frame the reflection.
Tilden and Groh Dominate 1922 Baseball and Golf Talk
The article debates 1921 star choices and 1922 prospects. Tilden stands unbeaten in sport as 1921 fades, while Groh and Frisch duel at third base in baseball. Golf leaders like Evans and Wilden are discussed as era-defining talents. It also ponders football travel distances and the improbability of a nine-second sprinter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiden
Johnston
Tim
Wits m
Guatorwa
Australia
Tilden
Chick Evans
Ted Ray
George Duncan
Cyril Tolley
Alexe
Stirling
Wilden
McGrew
Henie Groh
Reda
Groh
Frank Frisch
Qui Yote
Fordham Flash
Greh
Landwehr
Frisch
Hilltop Five eye entry in annual New England high school tourney
Supporters of Bridgeport Hilltop Five urge entry for the Tutte Second Annual Interscholastic Basketball Tournament at Tufts College gymnasium March 17 and 18. Coaches hope a stronger Hilltoppers team can compete against Maine Vermont and Massachusetts rivals with strong regional interest and local association backing.
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Bridgeport High
Oneland
Tutte
New England
Tilltop Athletic Association
Tufts College Gymnasium
Aindford
New Weyland
Connectict
Commercial High
Haven
Hente
Torrington High
Wilby
New Haven Commercial
Othe
Maine
Banger
Witter Auhuens
Marge
Massachusetts
Adams
Westhead
Wamashire
Calebrack
Portamouth
Vermont
Springiep
Spauldings
California Resumes Practice Ahead of Washington and Jefferson
California resumes practice for the New Year’s Day game against Washington and Jefferson. Bears athletes work to sharpen lineup as they prepare to meet the team in the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkmley
Col
Tallversity
California
Dan
Asineue
Washington and Jefferson
Bears
Virginia star Hut leads All-South Atlantic team
Hut, a University junior in the academic department, is named captain and star guard for Virginia’s All-South Atlantic eleven. At eighteen, he stands out amid strong teammates as Virginia eyes gains and possible pro offers, with plans to tour for exposure and prize money.
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Charlotthsville
Thomas Sellyman Wall
Lothair Sif
Star Guard
Virginia
Tootterl Peim
Electo Gaikin
Lag? Eleven
Wall
Bern & Metnatay
Fie Orange Aid
Une
Ling Deen
Jie Muperons
Atlantic
Hut
Yeur Ah
Te Eigh
Fis Ie
Acarmic
Clinton Hawes Only Approved Basketball Official in Park City
A garbled notice lists Clinton Hawes of Bridgeport as the sole approved basketball official for local high school games. It names many officials and board members across Connecticut’s Nutmeg state leagues and clubs, with scattered references to cities like New Haven, Waterbury, and Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Hawes
Park City
Weidgeport Rasemry
Baskret Beady
Minton Hawes
Farter Hut Plain
Bridgeport High
New Maven
Sarmford
Waterbury
Mérideny
Medrial Board
Fle Uist
Antral
Tifmais
Clyde Waters
Wristol
Adrian Urennan
Pagar Mar
Tames Dillon
Richard P Bylton
Pon Lee Mertiaan
Genie Moyes
J. Kelieher
Lanvrey
Harpy Scofield
Mercill Strong
Jered Wolf
Hartford
Samuel Klamer
Mifalletown
Samuel Tenginets
Simshire Malek
Ap Utivier Teanardison
Ap Walling. Fom
R. Coe
Windaor
Clintanawes
Bridgeport
Peter Parnas
New Haven
Eli Hockey Team to Face Columbia Sextet Tonight
Yale mounts its second home game of the season at the Trinity Arena against Columbia under coach Tom Howard. The Blue’s lineup features Viale, Bob Jennings, Rowlands, Hilag, Anderson, Copner, and Grixon with referee Timers-Ton Mack. The East Coast trip includes stops in Philadelphia, Buffalo, and Cleveland before January 4 in New Haven.
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Yale
Trinity Arena
Jung
Columbia
Hulidog
The
Blue
Jenin
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Cleveland
New Haven
Bob Jennings
Anel Rowlands
Lows
Bhilag Anderson
Copner
Rod ‘ Grixon
Pave
Loa O'Hanen Baldwin
McKinnon
Ton Mack
Wiliam
Ren
Swarthmore Names Cornell Captain of 1922 Garnet Eleven
Swarthmore Pa Dec 13 Pichard J Cornell of Lawrenceville Neb will captain the 1922 Garnet grid team after election yesterday He is 24 and has played varsity football since entering Swarthmore A junior and former Trenton High School star he also excels in basketball and baseball and will recruit a county tour after the money in the bank before the season begins
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Swarthmore
Pichard J. Cornell
Lawrenceville
Nel
Corns
Cornell
Swarthiners
Trenton High School
Ebbetts Proposes Boycott Of Minor Leagues
Mew Fork Dec 18 officials of the International League adopted a 168 game schedule opening April 19 and closing September 24. Opening games to be played at Newark Baltimore Jersey City and Reading. Waiver price increased and waivers cannot be withdrawn once asked.
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International League
Newark
Baltimore
Jersey City
Reading
Checker champ off to Scotland after world title try
Newell W Banks of New York heads to Glasgow to challenge Robert Stewart for the world checker championship in a forty game match starting December 31. Banks, dieting strictly and training with coach J Heffner of Boston, hopes to strengthen nerves and refine play learned since age six.
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New York
Newell W. Banks
Yankee
Robert Stewart
Scotchman
Glasgow
Banks
J. Heffner
Boston
Record Gridiron Plays During 1921 Season
Summary of 1921 gridiron records including longest scoring runs, kickoff and scrimmage runs, interceptions, punt returns, field goals by drop and place kick, most points and touchdowns in a season, punting averages, and notable players from Nebraska Harvard Penn State Minnesota Centre Swarthmore Arizona Wyoming Amherst Bucknell Virginia Polys Washington Mount St. Martin.
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Teches
Charles West
Harry
Randolph
Bethany
Clarence Swanson
Nebraska
Roscoe Fitts
Harvard
Glenn Killinger
Penn
Edgar Butler
Bucknall
John Clark
da Pauw
Martineza
Adistad
Minnesota
Feld
Malcolm
Aldrich
Yule
Paul Castner
N Fitake
Wyoming
Walter C. Dean
Michigan
Edward A. Son B. Elliott
Amherst
G. Wallace
Wye
Edgar
Wran
Cornell
Harald McClellan
Arizona
Eest
Bowser
Bucknell
Wrest
Harold McClellan
Button
Virginia
PBSS
Azo
Willamu
Virginia Poly
Martin
Hevita
Mount St. Marta
Soit
Wronilla
Baseball majors mull boycott to curb minor league draft prices
At the National League meeting, owners including Charles H Ebbetts of Brooklyn proposed boycotting class AA and class A minor leagues for player purchases. They advocated boycotts as a way to counter prohibitive prices for stars, with plans to take the issue to a joint major leagues meeting. Discussion covered training, umpire protection, and rail rates, as the league eyed changes to bolster player development and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtors
Bec. Ig
Associated Press
Charles H. Ebbetts
Therooklyn Club
Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Bovcett
Landis
League
Heydler
Trent
Tomorow
Herdler
Barner Dverfuss
Pittshurzh
Willam Week
Chicago
Charles A. Stoneham
New York
George Washington Grant
Boston
Kellys All Stars edge Adelphi Bowls in close match
Kellys All Stars defeated Adelphi Bowls in a tight Monday night show at Kelis alley. High game went to Musintl with 123 and series 287, while Adelphi’s Keriman posted a lone 2h and several lower scores amid a noisy hometown crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley's All-Stars
Adelphi
Kelis
Dave
Musintl
Keriman
Adelphi Chao
Caihoun Soy
Yao Rinck Lee
McCarten
Wiklenas Sa Ao Wang
ASU
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Y.M.H. A
Silent Separates
Rangers Award Letters
Bryan Downey
Ba Vennaylvania
Dartmouth
Icolumibia
Pennaz Ustal
St Ferite
Dartmofith
Fale
Ainos
Brucewoop
Traven
Echaal Amd
A. A
Catfield
M’graw
Minnor League
King Melly
Claes & Eircnit
Grantland Rice
Collins
Bradley
Devlin
Weaver
Triad
Gollins
Tenny
Mowe
Long
Gilbert
Duffy
Superman
J Willard
Hilltop Five
Barre Newport
Durfer
Epaulling
Torrington
Bangor
Rogera
Edward Little
Westiela
Portsmouth
Commercial
Watertown
Gloucester
Morse
Adame
Colebrook
Durfee
Rogers
Westfield
Mammarcial
Wilhy
Ree Gulls
George SH
Battor Mass
Commissio
New Heaven Commerciala Ag
Davin
Eleut
Ganen
Murphys and
Stull
Terrington
My Rhode Island
Rotwhnik
NS. Cat
Politt
Ros AK
Terklay
Moose Bath Center
Agame
Masagaara H
Com
Ayard
Uth
Wright
Leferma
ELI
Columbia Sextet Tonight
Columb
Tom Howard
Isle Six
New Yorkers
Viale
Columbiz
For
Ebbetis
International
Scotland
Kelly’s All Stars
Adelph
Tuith
Atenhie
Is Edis Pox
Hornsty Hie
Eee City Bac
Pastor
Ninye
Perkina Na
Musudite Lee
Bill
Capper Ng
Tatlore
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