Sutton Defeats Spears Twice In Billiard Match
George H Sutton defeated George Spears in a 160 point balkline match at the National Billiard Academy yesterday. Sutton also won one of the matches with an unfinished run of 19 in the fifteenth inning. In the evening match Sutton won 250 to 40. Spears averaged 4.6. After exhibition both players spoke. Koj Veronda and Eriek Hapenjacker scheduled for a 250 point match this afternoon and evening.
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George H. Sutton
Onder
George Spears
Bilard Academy
Sutton
Swith
iHis
Sporr
Spears
Speara
Koj
Veronda
Eriek
Clubs Asked to Raise Money for Olympics
Boston February 2 The Amateur Athletics Union will ask its two thousand member clubs to set aside part of the proceeds from athletic games over the next two years as voluntary contributions to finance the American Olympic team Funds. President William C Prout announced the plan and said a formal appeal would go out soon with 6 percent of net proceeds suggested as fair. The move follows a similar pledge by the Boston Athletic Association.
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Boston
Amituer Ath.ietic Union
Sane Etto American Climpte Teasn
William C. Prout
A. A Tev
Prout
Boston Athletic Association
Bogash Delaney Bout Card Set With Four Bouts
Matchmaker Georges Dwyer announces the complete Bogash Delaney card from Monday. Louis Bogan vs Delaney for 15 rounds middleweight at New England. Joe Hull versus Young Ruddy for eight rounds. Levinsky and MeInherney in eight rounds. Pudell and Toronto duo in six rounds. Referee listed as Young Meaulite.
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Géorsad Dwyer
Bridgaport Arhietic and Amusement Company
Hax
Bogash- Dalansy
Malnyo Louis Bogan
Jate Delaney
New England
Joe Hull
Young Ruddy
Columbia A. C. Star
Ruddy
Gotham
Maier
Ball
Cireley
Jock Nelson
Young Levinsky
Stratford
Danny MeInherney
Danbury
Ehair
Mickey
Travers
MclInnorney
guiDoug Pudell
Toronto
Ralaer
Remingcen
Pudell
Young Meaullite
Bowlers to Contend for $50,000 Prizes
Entries for the National A. B. Journey from February 28 to March 28 closed last night in Toledo. Secretary Abe Langtry states the field totals between 3,020 and 1,027 entries, a record for prize money driving to $50,000. New York accounts for twenty entries.
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Toledo
Abe Langtry
New York
American Half Bred Huskies Lead 120 Mile Race
Arthur T. Walden of Wondance, HL, driving five half bred American huskies descended from Polaris, led the Eastern International championship 120 mile dog race on day one. Walden’s team finished from Berlin to Colebrook in 7 hours 41 minutes, strong for the second leg to come tomorrow. Canadian driver Lebel’s six dogs completed the distance in hours 34 minutes, though their pace faded after day one. Henri Briene and Jacques Sarantine faced delays or arrivals with survivors, while the next leg runs Colebrook to Inmanster, with Berlin the final stop and a gold cup prize.
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Colebrook
N. HB
vArthur T. Waiden
Wondancet
Peary
Walden
Berlin
Cole
Brook
Ean Lebel
Beraimis
Guebso
Areda
Coleprook
Fapeed Welden
Marathor
Henri Briene
la Loutre
Quebec
Borin
Ban Johnson Calls American League Meet
President Ban Johnson of the American League has called a meeting in Washington. The 1922 league schedule will be presented for adoption during the session on February Wednesday.
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Ban Johnson
American League
Chicago
Washington
League
Y M H A To Play Danbury Separate Five Tuesday
The Y M H A basketball team will meet Danbury Separate of New York at Madison Avenue Stadium Tuesday. Danbury has won 37 of 40 games this season and is considered one of the East’s strongest outfits. Extra seating will be provided. lineups list Ravenbergy Mooney Kepien Marron Mentroft Gordon Kob Mohie Kaplan Lom Nedter Fitetson.
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Y. M. BH
Strang
Danbury
New York
Madison Avenue
Gotham
Banbury
MBA
Ravenbergy Mooney
Bkepien Marron
Mentroft
Gordon Kob
Mohie Kaplan
Nedter Fitetson
Final Game of Championship Series May Be Played This Week
Alumni and Park City ready for decisive game as both clubs hold two wins in a tight best of five. Park City 8 games 2 losses. Alumni 4-1 in summary with key players listed. Hartford Travelers loom in regional race with strong showing from Park City and Alumni rivals.
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Cathote Com Alurant
Devonettes
Alummic
Alumyat
Paris City
Alumrd
Park City
Individué
Mildred Allen
Bessit Andres T
Charlotte Liberum
Helene Mutton
Ruth Tockhart
Marion Wrots
Gener Sunvnavy
Sam Jones Credited as Smartest Twirler in American League
In a spring forecast the Berton club touts Sam Jones as the smartest twirler in the American League. The Red Sox add Pitener Sam Tracs and an infielder recruit, while Carrigan emphasizes Jones’s talent, noting he’s an unknown youngster who has made good.
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Sam Jones
Speaker
Berton
Red Sox
Sam Tracs
Carrigan
Beaton
Sem Jones
Jones
Sam Jones Named Wisest Pitcher In American League
In a lively discussion Billy Evans recalls Nick Alirock praising Sam Jones as the sharpest mind in the American League. The piece notes Jones’s slow, steady rise, top form with the New York club, his smart approach to pitching, and quotes Carl Mays lauding Jones as a top hurler with verve and control.
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Nick
Sam Jones
Sam
Jones
Carl Mays
Wnmen
Herg
Mays
Gam Jones
Mathewron
Purdue Star Don White Disqualified for Pro Play
Don White star guard of Purdue University basketball and leading scorer in the Big Ten was dropped from all university athletics after admitting he played professional basketball and baseball. He is believed to have played basketball with a pro team in Huntington, Indiana, and faces ineligibility at the university.
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Lafayette
Ind
Don White
Purdue University
Thequalisea
White
Huntington
Joe Sargent: Pepper Pot of Detroit Tigers
Joe Sargent, nicknamed Scrap Iron, joins Detroit from Portland via a fielding and infield versatility profile. He lacks hitting power but is aggressive and adaptable across shortstop second and third base, with strong defensive value and locker room humor among Tigers. Ed Rommel and Connie Mack provide contrasting views on major league salaries and minor league status.
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Joe Sargent
Pepper Pot
Detroit Tigers
Portland
Detroit
Elberfeld
Sargent
Joe
Tigers
Tiger
Joss College
Ed Rommel
The
Athletics
Noe
Wiewttipan
Connie Maek
Raymond
Marely
Sunshine Park: a Winter Arena for Keen Competitors
In St Petersburg Florida Sunshine Park hosts a yearly winter gathering where veteran farmers and small retailers compete in horseshoes, chess, checkers, and more. The scene emphasizes concentration over spectacle with large purses, including a $1500 golf open, and a focus on personal battle against age and time rather than crowd noise.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Nice
Palm Beach
Riviera
California
Sunshine Park Fa
Yale Bowl
Polo Grounds
Ponce de Laon
Passaic High School Sets World Basketball Record
Passaic New Jersey February 2 Passaic High School defeated Buckensack High School 193 to 0 marking a new world basketball record for the local team. It was Passaic's third win in two hundred days in a week and its seventy second consecutive victory.
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Passaic, N. J
Passaic High School
Buckensack High School
Jerney
Passaic
Gines
Hoover says Big Ten players are professionals in flux
Taylorville Illinois February 2 Grover Hoover Payidr ville coach claims nine Illinois stars and eight Notre Dame players were barred for professional play in a Taylorville Carlinville clash with over 100000 wagered. He lists Gordon Locke and Abury Devine as examples and questions how colleges handled the accusations. Iowa inquiry follows Gordon Locke admitting to playing summer baseball but denying pay. University officials study substantial evidence before disqualification.
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Taylorville
Grover Hoover
Payidrville
Hoover
Notre Dame
Gordon Locke
West
Abury Devine
Universal
Pasehell
Gardenity
Wisconsin
Bagehill
Ilinola
Kruie Rockne
Kidde J
Imnola
Michlean
Mid-West
Steger
Oak Parl Star
Iinois
Chiewro
Chick Marley
Stever
Ohio State
Oak Parc
Beter
Michigan
Hoge
Yost
Notre
Twombly to Replace Statz With Los Angeles Club
Clarence Twombly is brought to Los Angeles to take the spot left by Statz, a former Mali Crear star who had a brief trial with the New York Giants and Boston Red Sox. Manager Killifer hopes Twombly, a left handed hitter and capable fielder, can prove himself and play regularly.
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Chicaso Cuba
Los Angeles
Arnolil Stata
Statz
Maly Crear
New York Giants
Boston Red Sox
Killifer
Twombly
Baty
Twambly
Stetz
Knights of Columbus Defeat Sacraments 31 19
Local Knights of Columbus basketball team defeated the Sacraments 51 19 at St Augustine's Hall to clinch the city Catholic Community title. Duval led the Knights with 10 points while Goyette paced Sacraments with 10.
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Knights OF Columbus
Knights of Columbus Banket
Pleased Sacrament
St. Augustine's Hall
Kacoys
Zeorg
Miss Leach
Gerald
Pra Dorkin
Soltenrich
Goyette
Og Welch
Willams
Delmore
Ge Coogan
Duval
Muulaney
Judge
Young Fisher
Buff O'Dowd Match Not Staged in Cleveland
The planned Buff O'Dowd bout with Eddie O'Dowd in Cleveland fell through after offers and proposals were not confirmed by Buff's camp. Promoters indicated cash purses and a fixed format, but Buff or his manager gave no direct reply. The episode fuels questions about Buff’s overseas plans and the fight market in the United States.
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Buff O’dowd
Cleveland
Stuart
Johnny Buff
Europe
Buff
Buf
Eddie O'Dowd
Bellonger
Battla
Ohio
Society of
Burl
O'Dowd
Lew Diamond
Willard Stuart
Uch
Bull
Comas
Buft
Butt
Buff's
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Indianapolis
Ind
Pierce Arrow
Boston
Mass
Kelly Springfield
United Motors OF
New England
Commonwealth Ave
Brookline
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