Muldoon to resign from New York boxing board
A Holiday sports card features a Christmas Day game at M Hall as former Hilltop captains and Waterbury alumni clash with the YMHA team. Banks leads the YMHA lineup with Marron, Gordon, and Kaplan aiding in a high level clash led by captain AuGran against the Collegiants in the city tourney. Referee Joe Waters to preside over the main event following a preliminary contest.
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Clayt McCrran
Waterbury
Oca
M's. Banks
Marcon
Otter O Arork
Gordon
Marron
Senter
Fitelson
Kaplan
AuGran
Tender Fheos
Y_' Mi
Collesians
Maryland
Thera
Joe Waters
M. HL
A. Collerates
Banks Fiori
Marron Damsehott
Gordon + McGraw
PUTNAM BIG FIVE TO APPEAR AGAINST FAIRFIELD LEGION
The Putnam Big Five travel to Sherman hall for a Saturday night game against the Legion Big Five. Putnam recently faced Soko Rosebud and showed solid play in a fast contest as manager Gritla schedules top East teams including Fairfield. The Legionaries also prepare for Trinity five from Brooklyn on January 12.
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Sherman Hall
Legion Big Five
Putnam
Soko Rosebud
Bave
Tox Sa
Manacer Gritla
Maty
Tim
Legionaries
Vaya
Hall
Trinity Five
Brooklyn N. Ys
Attearator
Legion
Titenville
Wanderers
Bree
New York State
College Hockey Teams to Play at Lake Placid
Yale Amherst Williams and Dartmouth hockey squads arrive at Lake Placid club for a series of games and practice through New York’s Saw York’s Day. Schedule lists Dartmouth versus Williams and Amherst versus Yale on December 27 and other matchups through January 3 including Yale vs Williams and Amherst vs Dartmouth.
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Lake Placid
Yale
Amherst
Wiliams
Dartmouth
York
Willams
Aimherst
Willamia
Bancroft Named Youngest Manager Ahead Of National League
Dave Bancroft, manager of the Boston Braves, is described as the youngest team leader in the National League. The piece contrasts his age with other majors figures like Connie Mack and John McGraw, noting Bancroft’s potential and historical context in early baseball leadership.
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Dave Bancroft
Boston Braves
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
McGraw
Wilbert Robinnson
Pat Moran
Bil Killefur
Bill McKetchnie
Connie Mack
John McGraw
Ildd
Bancroct
Community A C Dominates Royals In Fairfield Drubbing
Fairfield December 24 Special The Royals visited Sherman hall Fairfield for a heavy loss to Community A C 53 to 19 Bond right forward led with 10 baskets and multiple assists Watson added seven baskets Coltstan center for Royals scored five baskets Next Saturday the Community quintet faces Talladega Brushport.
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Fairfield
Royals
Sherman Hall
A.C
Inilientes
Bond
Minuet
Sall
Watson
Coltstan
Royal Five
Tallan Cath
Bmdseport
A Wonder Athlete Defies Odds at Calgate
George A. PDonahan known as the wonder man of Calgate athletics is deaf and uses an artificial leg yet remains among the top boxers on campus. He emphasizes that physical condition is crucial for women players to be in peak form.
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George A. Pdonahan
Calgate
Cellege
How American League Teams Received Their Nicknames
Chicago's early name Ye Highkinders evolved into the Yankees, while Cleveland's Indians traced to the Forest City team and later the Naps under Napoleon Lajoie before reverting. St Louis borrowed Brown from stock- stockings era, and Chicago White Sox stemmed from White Stockings. Washington's Senators became Nationals in 2005, with humor guiding several nickname origins including Red Sox and Athletics.
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New York
Washington
Yankees
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Forest City
Cleve- Inn
Saseball
Napoleon Lajoie
Nlck
Nate
Naps
Avicta Association
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Chilcago White Sox
Chico
Cincinnaati
Rapra
Caphadelites
Senators
Ayas Finse
MD Washington
United States
Nationals
Senfilers
Washington Mathontis
Princeton
Baseball
Ty Cobb
Red Sox
John Ly Wayler
Dennis Mack
Siuer
Lassild
Phila- Wolplula
Amerigan “League
Philkelelphie
Fone
Fetns Berstas Eyecosstal
Gibbons plans to force Dempsey into return bout
From St Paul Minn Gibbons said he will press for a rematch with Jack Dempsey, aiming to prove public misperceptions wrong. He predicts Dempsey would fall in the first round and expects Georges Carpentier to be a summer opponent, citing better terms from other promoters after rejecting Tex Rickard’s offer.
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Dienlam
Jaucit Dempsey
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Monne
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St. Paul
Georges Carpentier
Tex /Rickard
Frenchovr
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Gibbens
Amateur Union Announces National Titular Events
The Amateur Athletic Union released a slate of national championship events across track and field, boxing, wrestling, volleyball, weightlifting, and more to feature top competitors. Notable sites include Newark Buffalo Van Cortlandt Park and Boston with Olympic team prospects participating.
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Dec
United States
Amateure Athletics Union
Newark A. Gon
Aue
Rust
Niagara
Amateur Athetic Union
Buffalo
Mebrugry
van Cortlandt Park
Tomunyada
Boston
Seurhoern Elf
Los Angeles
Pedric
Four Walls
Alleghany Slomsutaler
Amaleur Arhide Union
Pitta
Burgh
Yates Mor
New Yorks
Brooislyn
Tenlaray
Allemhaiy Mountain
Amteur Artlete Union
Pasvie
Athletic Assockatlys
Lox Angeles
Tug of War
Michigan
ALD Jelly Union
Detroit
Latics
Grange Learning Game Sparks Early Training Claims
Mimois quarterback Joaoh Buppke asserts Harold Grange, the star halfback, is learning the game as Grange trains and studies plays. The claim follows Grange showing promise in practice sessions and improving decision making.
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Joaoh Buppke
Mimois
Harold Grange
Boxing Circles Foreshadow Muldoon Resignation Pattern
Boxing circles report New York State Athletic Commission head William Muldoon will retire at term end January 1. Two other officials, Frank Dwyer and John Vanderbusch, also slated to relinquish posts amid Albany inquiries as Governor Smith weighs successors. Muldoon’s stormy tenure included disputed powers and past blocking of major title moves.
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Neg
New York State Athletic
Annwa
William Muldoon
Commission
Muldoon
Smith
Lo Frank Dwyer
Geneva
Frank &. Grover
Brooklyn
John Vanderbusch
Schenectady
Albany
Souccessora
Wilson
Critica
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Johny Wilburn
Johnny Wison
Joe Lynch
Mickey Walker
Offelar
Navy Football Squad Heads to Coast Trip for Rose Bowl
Navy prepares for the New Year’s Day game against Washington at Pasadena with 25 players traveling trans continentally under Lt J F Perry and head coach Bob Fohvett. They depart tomorrow noon for Chicago with a stop at the Grand Canyon en route. Confidence runs high amid strong player conditioning and optimism of victory.
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University of Washington
Pasadena
Calif
J. F. Perry
Bob Fohvett
Chicago
Grand Canyon
Navy
Norwalk Big Five to Play Separates in Armory Tonight
Norwalk Big Five are set to face Separates in the Armory tonight as part of a home night for local teams. The Norwalk lineup includes McTlorkey and Sherwood, who did not join the Seps on Thursday. Stamford's George Smith Post and the American Legion five are also mentioned as opponents in upcoming games.
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Norwalk
Armory
Sor Wali
Chrismis
Lewis 10 Wrestle Jap Champion in Jiu Jitsu Style
A garbled report notes Lewis defeating a Japanese champion in a peculiar Jiu Jitsu style. The fragment mentions Cam0 Ngo and Dec 24 at Tewla with unclear names and a focus on title contention and upcoming events.
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Lewis
Unclear snippet hints at college game schedule in Cleveland
Fragmentary OCR mentions Prase Poushat fever Sh prley hart alos and a series in Cleveland Ohio. It references church Teagure Wiel schools junior lehs colleges and a large amnleg at the dependent quintets with Stevens Teriative playing Lehigh J. S aL Jie boleca in a season game outside larger college leagues.
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Hart
Cleveland
Ohio
Ethedal Sipery
Wiel
Stevens Teriative
Lehigh J. S al Jieboleca
Ielreles
English turf to be scene of three cornered contest
International thoroughbred competition may mark a three cornered assault on the Ascot gold cup as Zev and Creystag join American rivals in a plan that could bring Logetfier crack contenders to England. The potential lineup includes War Kind, Brave and United States entries in a series of international tests next fall, with Ascot slated for late June and further races in September and October. Woodrow Wilson listed as Princeton coach appears in a stray line.
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United State
Subis Stirs
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Crey
Panyrus
Zev
Orcober
Threeswelli Ald
Sea Ace
Ollethte
Admiral Cary
Grayson
Oie
Sears Spiernain Aiereyrp Rolls
Abi
Witch Einnardts
Aanoharm
Septenbar
Metabor
Princeton Sports Show Deficit of 17000 for Year
Princeton athletic department reports a total deficit of 17022. Financials show baseball and football as profitable events while the undefeated 1922 squad posted 108,479.29 in receipts. Freshman sports were costly with a yearling team loss of 18,352.52 and minor varsity losses under 15,500. Extraordinary expenses included expansion of field house and rebuilding of baseball stands and roofing gear.
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Princeton
Chicage
Harvard
Yane
Princeton Athletic Nation
Theield House
Pettenger Robbed of His Big Change
A historical sports note on Pettenger, once a bright minor league talent tied to Connie Mack and the Boston Red Sox, whose major league breakthrough was hampered by trades and misjudgment. The piece cites Nest and Nietzke as peers and reflects on missed opportunities due to scouts and management decisions, lamenting lost promise from the Loudon Ontario trio.
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Connie Mack
Pittengey
Nest
Nietzke
Loudon
Boston Red Sox
Oltely Pittenser
Wille
Everett
Will
Ft McNally
Antiyp
Boston Manafern
Olof Tendhviksen
Bittenger
Omehony
Collegiates and Y M H A in Feature Sports Event
Saranac Lake plans postponed skating races due to thin ice from mild winter and last night snow. American Olympic Skating team events canceled as team sails in January. Tonight Columbia hosts a weekly basketball game led by Joe Murphy with several former college captains in the visiting lineup.
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Saranac Lake N
Saranac Lake
Association
Xpokeanmin
Bridger Wish
Leama Represen
Knights Columbia
Regu
Highech
Joe Murphy
B. H. & Basket
Hill
Murp Jepson
Trinity
Jack Maher
Harvard
Clayt McGraw
Waington College
Murphy
Ty Dorkiy
Id Schine
Jim Murphy
Sh Ceys
Colichians Dorkin
Schine Meher
Puck Tey
Dond Jepson McCle
Ro McGraw
Crete
Ribbons to Play Colored Champs Tomorrow Night
The Commonwealth Big Five colored champions face the Blue Ribbon quintet at Colonial hall tomorrow at 8:00. Stretch Flarvey, ex Blue Ribbon guard, joins the lineup as Joe Watora referees the game.
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Colonial Hall
Bridgeport Fang
Stretch Flarvey
Jack Leavy
Pennsylvania
Jis
Joe Watora
Ribbons Commonwealth
Maker Flatt
RY Etinion
Sales Iy
Comiskey Was Best Paid Ball Player
President Comiskey of the White Sox, a famed first baseman and manager, received 1083.12 per month from Chris Van de Ala for managing and playing for the St. Louis Browns. He was among the highest paid players of his era, earning far less than later stars like Cobb Speaker Hornsby or Ruth.
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President Comiskey
Hicc~ Ao White Sox
Charlie Comiskey
Chris van de Ala
St. Louis Browns
John D. Brush
Gormiskey
Cincinnati
Commy
Alther
Cobb
Speaker
Hornsby
Ruth
Cornell A A to Expand Schoelkopf Stands At Ithaca
Ithaca December 24 The Cornell Athletic Association signs a contract to enlarge seven existing stands at Schoelkopf Field boosting seating from 9 006 to 21 800. Work will finish before the 1924 season and will not interfere with spring sports. The plan also includes heating improvements and future expansion to meet demand.
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Ithaca
The
Corn Athletic Association
Schoelkopf
Crasho Cubs Prepare for Rematch With Triangles
The Crasho Cubs seek another game in the city to challenge Kacey Triangles who handed them their only loss this season. Manager Belolfi's Rileys may arrange a game this week. Cubs roster includes Teako 3 Jesio Strausy Stooge Fetriue and Blade.
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Crasho Cubs
Kacey Triangles
Crasho
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