East Will Conduct First Dog Team Race in the East
The Nansen Ski Club of Berlin New Hampshire hosts one of the early eastern dog team races. The 120 mile event minimizes strain on dogs with stages from Dixville Notch to the Balsams to Lancaster and finally Berlin. Canadian entries expected and Suzanne the Woods defender prints the American entry. Prizes total 300 200 and 100 for first second and third with a silver cup awarded.
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Discuies Suzzane
Dixville
Notch
Balsams
Lancaster
Benny Kauff Seeks Permanent Injunction Against Ban
Benny Kauff, outfielder for the Naw Fors Giants, asks a permanent injunction to lift Ty Pandig and club officials ban after Judge Landis suspension. The club argues no injunction is needed as they only follow the commissioner's order. Kauf’s counsel denounces Landis as autocratic and unfair while noting the expiry of his contract option next Sunday. Justice Whitaker reserved decision.
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Benny Want
Naw Fors Giants
MM. Landis
Bageroner
Tech Supreme Court
A. H. Whitaker
Kauff
Ty Pandig
Kauf
Kaui
Millien
Landis
Washington and Jefferson Meet California In Intercollegiate Classic
Washington and Jefferson faces California in a season defining clash at Fawndens California Monday afternoon. The Traveler coach Neale reports weary players after the coast trip while Muller of California stars in a display war. W and J hold a strong four first downs record this season amid other unsettled prep notes.
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Washington and
Jefferson
California
Fawndens
Caach
Neale
Muller
Washington
Connecticut
Herbert
New Britain
Dallas Agricultural and Engineering School
Wani! J
University of Oregon
Honolulu
Shanty House Returns to Town to Visit Old Pals
Shanty House, once a dependable pitcher for the Bridgeport Parstern Teacue in 1921, dropped in on friends in town. Gene McCang, manager of the local outfit, hosted him. House has been in New York attending National Collegiate Association meetings and the collegiate coaches conference. He is at Clark University Worcester winter term pursuing a master's, coaching, and public work. He referees high school and many pro basketball games and plans to coach Clara baseball this spring.
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Clara
Jimmie Clabby Retired From Boxing After Australia Defeat
Jimmy Clatby, once American middleweight boxer and former president of New Zealand, is placed on the retired list after losing to a rising young Australian. He received a pot of gold from Australian admirers and was formerly married in Hemmond, Indiana.
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Jimmy Clatby
New Zealand
Laddasite
Clabby
Hemmond
Ind
Butler Defeats Yale in Indianapolis Basketball Tilt
Butler defeated Yale 16 to 1 in a basketball game here tonight. Yale's defense broke early and could not mount a consistent rally. Brown and Griggs were the top scorers for Butler.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Butler
Yale
Brown
Griggs
Ohio State Surprises Dartmouth 24 to 23 in Narrow Victory
The Ohio State basketball team edged Dartmouth 24 to 23 in a tense game. Clantain Cireenspun fouled to set up a late goal, while Dart mouth forward Cullen scored near the end.
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Ohio State
Dartmouth
Rockeyes
Clantain Cireenspun
Ullen
Foggy seas and friendly gods in a wary voyage
The piece muses on life as a fog bound voyage toward unknown ports with steadfast hearts. It references a bootlegger rumor, a looming football showdown, and famed athletes, portraying endurance amid change and distant horizons.
Boxing clash tests sportsmanship over victory in Martin Dwyer bout
Reporter Billy Evans notes debate over winning gracefully as Pepper Martin defeats Johnny Yorks Dwyer in a second round knockout. The crowd booed Martin yet applauded both boxers for sportsmanlike handshakes. Controversy over fouls and referee judgment framed the bout, with Martin emerging the favorite despite tense exchanges.
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Martin
Johnny York
Dwyer
Boxs
Pwyer
Lefty Odout Recall Affects San Francisco Pitching
In San Francisco on December 30, it was announced that Lefty O'Dea, a pitcher for the New York Yankees, has been recalled. Official confirmation was pending, but officials indicated the recall was part of an arrangement connected to last season’s move from San Francisco.
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Mate
San Francisco
Tettr O'Dea
San Mar
Eisegeth
New York Yankees
Inday
Offiriay
OD Mart
Harnon
Backfield Men Favored to Lead College Elevens
Backfield sophomores and junior substitutes appear set to guide college teams as early ballots point to key players for major programs. Giles, Willead, Tlarvarg, and Walfbark are named among core backfield contenders with several linemen likely to support the rush and pass game.
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Shpson
Titlitfback
Giles Will
Princeton
Willead Tlarvarg
Walfbark Dordan
Tneireree
Iieders
Fic
Rest Aire
GM Vettielfiers
Williges
Pitt Not to Play Nebraska Eleven
Pittsburgh May 20 The University of Pittsburgh football schedule for 1922 shows Nebraska not to be played. The lineup includes games at Cincinnati West Virginia Syracuse Geneva College Penn State and Lafayette with dates through Thanksgiving Day. Captain Lotteran leads the team with George J. Carson as manager as Pittsburgh pursues a strong schedule.
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Peppsburgh
If. B. Fais
Universy
Pitsburgh
Cotmed
Universitf Iniske
Geneva
Cincinnati
Penn
Nebraska
T Henile Daly Tory
Pittsburgh
Die Pits
Gamg Hafere
Carrhuskers
Piesburgh
Hafyette
West Virginia
Brell Wy
State
Tam. Lotteran
Star Quart
George J. Carson
Sapoa
Chacimnaui
Cincinnnati
Lata Pileeburgi
West Virginia University
Fittsiurgh
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Bursh Oy
Bucknell Eleven Slates 22 Games Schedule
Bucknell University announces the 19 season football schedule featuring eleven conference games, five at home and six away. The slate includes six new foes such as Pittsburgh, Lehigh, Georgetown, and Rutgers, with expanding home and home contracts to boost the schedule.
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Lewisburg
Bucknell Unive
University of Pittsburgh
Lehigh
Georgetown
Rutgers
Mansfieil
Alfradi
New York Armories Bar Pro Boxing Move Heard
The New York State Boxing Commission yesterday ended the prospect of more professional licenses in armories of the New York National Guard. The commission intends to cut club licenses and hours, limiting promoter plans for Armory boxing. Promoters including Billy Gibron plan to shift to new arenas as existing armory events are blocked by pending law changes.
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New York
Louis
New York National Guard
Bolis “Y Armorias
Chias Antaide
Billy Gibran
Ring Twelhnan
Dace Curley
Mrenges
Armores
Wollman
Benny Leonard
Dark Briffan
Gloson
Dyelemar Oval
Stratford High to Play Alumni in Evening of Ball
Stratford announces a double bill at Tuttle's sanatorium Stratford Center on Saturday night with Stratford High remains led by Peck Bedell Anderson Hamilton Peck and the Alumni lineup including Curti Hardwick Smith Filmer and Trall. A preliminary girls game precedes the main event followed by dancing.
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Stratford
Bpeclais Strattoryl Igolsasket- Hall Teans
Miller Huggins the champion trader of baseball
Miller Huggins is described as the smallest manager in baseball yet the most prolific trader. The summary lists six major deals since joining the Yankees, including trades involving Pittsburgh, St Louis Browns, Boston Red Box, and San Francisco, naming players such as Konatchy, Mowrey, Harmon, Shocker, and Shore among others.
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Miller Huggins
Huggins
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Konatchy, Mowrey
Harmon
Pittsburgh
Jack Miller
Fuller
Dolux
Wilson
Robinson
Tradullop
Shocker
Nungmaker
Maiset
Gedeon Tole
Lonty
Plink
Praswil
Traided
Caldwell
Gilhooley
Boston
Red Box
Lewis
Shore
Leonard
Massachusetts Five Leads New England Basketball Honors
Massachusetts colleges dominate the All New England selections with Worcester and Springfield College leaders. Pickwick Berry Campbell and others named to first and second teams as Clark University and Amherst add votes. Worcester tallies 18 games, 425 points against, while Massachusetts Aggies post seven wins in sixteen with 348 points scored against. Amherst suffers 23 point deficit in 12 games.
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New England
Bay State
Worcester York
Worcester
Pickwick
Berry
Neel
Campbell
Springfield College
Bay Star Fires
Springfield
Iletto Ance
Respectv
Clark University of Worcester
Bay Star
Worcester Collegian
Clark
Massachusetts Aggies
Aggies
Massachusetts
Amherst
Suauherst
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