Sarazen and Hagen Set for California Open Bid
New York dispatch notes Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen headlining the California open at San Francisco Country Club January 3 and 6. John Black is out of condition, Hutchinson Kirkwood and Kirkwood travel with Sarazen. Hagen travels ready for the match, with Eddie Loos Espinosa and others among the contenders.
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Chicago Eleven Prepares With Unusual Training Stunt
Chicago December report notes the University of Chicago football squad adopting an odd training method. On idle days the players rabbit hunted under coach tips, aiming to sharpen focus and avoid fumbles seen in a Princeton game that harmed their season.
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Giants Select Diamond Rings as Title Emblems
New York Giants announce diamond rings as emblems of their 1982 baseball championship and forward the approved design to Commissioner Landis. The team previously received diamond studded “watch jobs” from Landis for the previous victory.
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Boston A A Will Stage Indoor Track Meet
Boston A A will stage the 14th annual indoor invitation handicap games at the new Boston Arena on February 8. Harvard Yale Dartmouth Princeton and many others will send teams and headline events include the Hunter Mile and 660 yard dash with top entrants such as Folio Ray A C Watson Kirby and Jeremy Connolly.
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Jimmy Lawlor Claims State Pool Title Dispute Rages
Jimmy Lawlor claims the state pocket billiards title after defeating holder Louis Police of Waterbury. Police argues no title was at stake and the clash was a friendly exhibition. Officials say the state championship changes hands only in the official Stone's tournament next month in Waterbury.
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West Virginia team to travel for Coast trip
West Virginia football prepares for a postseason game with Gonzaga University on Christmas Day. The Mountaineers will depart Morgantown for Pittsburgh next Tuesday afternoon, then proceed to Chicago and finally San Diego. Coach Peace will take seven backs, including Homer Martin, on the coastal trip amid practice difficulties.
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Exendine Seeks Columbia Football Coach Post
New York December 15 Albork Exendine has applied for the Columbia football coach job. He previously coached at Georgetown University and was rated a top coastal coach. Georgetown aims to keep all coaches year round, but Exendine says business will not allow full dedication.
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Yale Starts Track Work In Real Interest
Yale launches winter track effort in Haven to rebuild its program after losses to Princeton and Harvard. Captain Campbell and coach Mack report large candidate turnout and a new indoor track setup on the High and Grove lot with a surfaced lane, elevated to reduce snow disruption. The plan includes a gold medal for the most improved freshman and varsity performers during the indoor season.
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Frazee Signs Mike Donlin as Boston Boosts Red Sox
Niu Voris Dec 18 report says Hary Frazee heads to Boston without sleep, announcing Mike Donlin as a key hire. Frank Toy Chanes, “Peerless Leader,” joins heavy hitters in reshaping Boston lineup with Archer coaching duties. Chance confirms Dowlin to train hitting and fielding. Archer to coach pitchers. Boston fans react as deal advances and new staff integrate with the club.
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Wesleyan Baseball Schedule Reveals Busy Spring
Wesleyan unveils a demanding 1900s era schedule with top opponents like Yale Harvard and Dartmouth. Rhode Island State College opens in Middletown on April 7, then matches across New Haven Providence Cambridge and New York. The slate includes Massachusetts Agricultural College Brown Williams Tufts and Rochester with games through late May in Middletown Amherst and Amherst.
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Griffiths Original Pick Sparks Manager Shakeup
Washington owner Clark Griffith again shows his original style by naming Owen Bush as the next Washington club manager after surprising choices like Clyce Milan and the trade-acquired Roger Peckinpaugh. Milan, once seen as unlikely, may not return. Bush’s selection aligns with Griffiths popularity among players and is expected to be well received.
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The Sportlight types a sprawling Grantland Rice piece
A chaotic column blends boxing and tennis notes with modern sports debates. It weighs in on boxing greats like Jack Dempsey, mentions Miss Mullary and contemporary female tennis rivals, and argues for uniform rules to ensure fair competition across colleges. The prose intertwines sports history, policy critique, and cultural references.
U S Athletes Attract European Statesmen
New York dispatch reports that American athletes competing abroad have spurred European interest in American athletic methods. Former Adjutant General Charles H. Sherrill notes that the American sports system builds youth character and has drawn European statesmen to evaluate U S competitive sports.
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Princeton Navy grid match uncertain on schedule
A Princeton Athletic Association official reports from Annapolis that the planned football game with Navy is not finalized and may not be on next season’s card. The schedule remains tentative with talks linking Notre Dame and other opponents under review by Athletic Control.
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Lincoln Leads On East Side In Basketball Round
Lincoln high school battles East Side in a rough game as tumbling, tires, and detents disrupt play. The round concluded with L. Hingaee awards, Savin, and Mokintey among top performers, while PAA results followed.
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Smokey Joe Wood May Play With Indians Rumor
Amid uncertain reports, Smokey Joe Wood may join the Cleveland Indians after completing Yale duties. Browns president Garnard considers a deal to replace Wood or have him reinforce Cleveland by late June, with Wood remaining with the team through the American League season.
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Ty Cobb Builds a Strong Tigers For Next Season
Ty Cobb has built a strong Tigers club with a revamped pitching staff and powerful hitters. The Tigers aim to contend in the pennant race next year, bolstering via trades to secure Johnson Pillette Collins and Francis while negotiating other moves to balance the lineup and mound strength.
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