Milrose meet star Joio Ray shatters indoor marks
Joio Ray, Thhrola A C. star, lapped the Meld in the mile at the Mirrors A A games in New York. He set a new American indoor record with a seven lap performance and led a strong field including McLane, Reck, and Cuthill. The crowd of about 13 000 witnessed Ray’s dominant display and his Wanamaker trophy credentials grew as he extended his record.
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Pittsburgh Tops NL With Best Pitching in 1921
The 1921 season showed Pittsburgh posting the league’s top pitching totals. Cardin als mound corps led by Doak Perticu Haines Walter Sherdel Goodwin North Balley and Pfeffer yielded 511 runs in 1303 innings, averaging 3.50 per nine against. Other clubs such as the Giants and Reds posted various marks, while Cincinnati's staff held opponents to 177 earned runs in 1256 innings for a 3.42 ERA.
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College Athletes Suspended For Rule Violations
Notre Dame and Illinois players were suspended after officials determined participants in a game did not receive compensation but violated athletic conduct rules. Coach Rockne urged strict adherence as Notre Dame avoided conference membership during the incident.
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Taylorville Coach Threatens Scandal Over Illinois Stars
Grover Moorer, Taylorville coach, warns of a major scandal as Illinois authorities suspend star players including "Pope" Simpson amid a football game controversy. Allegations allege Notre Dame imported players and substantial money changed hands, with Taylorville defeating Carlinville 16 to 0 after secret late arrivals.
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Paddock Aims At Double Records In Fast Season
Charlie Paddock seeks to run 100 yards in 9.5 seconds and 440 yards in 47 1-5, aiming to surpass Ted Meredith’s mark. The piece notes his form, chances this season, and compares ambitions with rivals as headlines recall previous feats and shifts in track and field expectations.
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California
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Nine Illinois stars suspended by athletic board
Champaign February reports nine University of Illinois football players who joined a foosball gang at Taylorville on November 27 were declared ineligible by the city committee. They had already been suspended. no word on surrender of college letters or trophies. The players named include Wildquist Sternumen Cerangis Kotser Amurse2 Graene Bimpeon Miligan and Tenscher.
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Paddocks 70 Play Naugatuck Five Paddocks 70 Play
The Paddocks travel to Nauga tel to face the Rubber City five in a strong weekend slate. They then meet Wayaldo ACG of Bridgeport at the Kozey Korner court on Sunday and seek a rematch with Laure of Danbury after last week’s loss. They also plan a game with Knights of Columbus at Walnut Beach next week.
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Presbyterian Eleven to Face Thistles Tonight
The Presbyterian indoor soccer team visits Braikstar Thustles champions of the Junior City league for a key match. Presbyterian hoped for a quick cup run after beating High School and St George. probable lineup includes Shaw, Help, Duncan, Brown, Gordon, Standoveen, Taylor, Prenche, Bube, Worter, and others.
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Championship races to be held at Saranac Lake
The American Professional Skating championship will be decided here on February 14 18 and 6. Contenders include Arthur Staff the present champion Edmund Lamy of Bacanac Lake Bobby McLean of New York Jana Everett McGowan of St Paul.
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Sutton and Spears to Play Exhibition Cue Match
George Sutton and George Spears will play a 100 point or no count 13.2 balk line match at Joe Thackwray's Kile Yard parlor on Broad Street this afternoon and evening. Sutton, who has no hands, will perform difficult shots and give lectures with Spears. Tomorrow features Erich Hagentacher of Germany and Koji Yamada of Japan in a 100 point or fo core match.
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Bridgeport Trade Quintet Defeats Stamford Easily
Bridgeport Trade School moved a step closer to the state title with a decisive 0 to 29 victory over Stamford at the Boys' Club yesterday. Coach Ericason rotated fifteen players as Bridgeport used a strong second unit in the afternoon clash.
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White Sox to Play Five Southern Clubs
Chicago, Feb. 1 contracts closed with five Southern clubs for games on the White Sox training trip. The Sox will play at Shreveport March 2, Vicksburg March 30, Meridian March 31, Birmingham April 4, and Chattanooga April 2 and 3, with Knoxville April 4 before a shore tour after meeting the Giants. Verify entities and dates for accuracy.
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