Yamada and Hagenlacker Split Billiards Honors
Yamada and Hagenlacker split two high profile billiards matches at Toe Thackwray's parlors. Yamada posted a high run of 202 in the fourth inning of the afternoon match and won, while Hagenlacker countered with a seven in the sixth. In the evening, Hagenlacker won with a 26 in the eighth inning as Yamada finished unfinished at 6d in the seventh. The event showcased exhibition shots and featured clay mass plays by both players.
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Koji ‘Yamada
Japan
Enrich
Boxensacker
Yamada
Clay- Ar
Putnams defeat H Separates by 30 11 score
Putnams defeat H Separates by 30 to 11 in a high school game last night. Katz and Fulton starred for the winners while Kraynick played well for the Separates. Fast passing and accurate shooting powered the Putnams to a strong win.
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Putnams
Petowras
Putnams Siovanth
Katz
Fulton
Kraynick
Weather Weather Insurance Floods Baseball Profits
Major league clubs widely insure against weather on big days including Saturdays and holidays. Policies vary by risk with wind rain and attendance payouts. Rain insured seasons boosted receipts, Detroit clubs received about 40000 for lost opening games amid heavy rain delays.
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Danebill Marnates
Thoro
Pacific Coast
Wtora
Sisler
Hornsby
Cobb
Heismans
Tourentar
He Vestart
Goober
Moore
Weld Ap
Detroit
Pat Donovan Predicts Stronger Red Sox in 1922
Boston’s Patsy Donovan, former scout and magnate, predicts the 1922 Red Sox will be stronger than 1921 despite recent trades. He cites new talents like Hayrix and Elmer Smith, notes losses such as Melanin and Harria, and argues Duffy may field a improved squad with solid pitching prospects. Donovan urges patience as spring training nears and the team travels south to test results.
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Patsy Donovan
RED Sox
J T Frazee
New England
Erxter
Yast
Patsey Donovan
Lannin
Sox
Ruth
Shore
Mays
McNally
Sorten
Big Carrigan
Duffy
Donovan
Ike Scot
Bush
Jones
Meronia
California
Tryeuta
Mulex
Jialf
Helnie Wigners
Als F
Hayrix
Elmer Smith
Melanis
Birt Jon Harria
Bass
Smith
George Burns
Dugan
Shen
Boston
South
Hawes 10 berth loss marks weak pitching arm debate
The report describes Hawes 10 loss incident hinting a weak pitching arm ending with a Yankee berth setback. It notes a chaotic trade move involving Hawes and DeVormar, and mentions Vernon club interest and Hawkes as a minor league prospect.
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Hawes
Largest Entry Ever for Gotham Boxing Tourney
A historic boxing tournament in New York attracts top names like Pop Geers and Anson, with 54 years of competition and entries from cities including Canada, Bridgeport, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and New York. The piece lauds Geers as a legendary driver and notes the intercity event runs February 8 and 9 under Tex Ricard with Metropolitan Exposition backing.
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Pop" Gea
Frank Jones
Gvérs
Ike
Jones
Geers
Jy Ne
Tex Ricard
Madisy
Square Garden
Canada
Bridgeport
Conn
Phidelphia
Pictaburgh
New York
Rapreaeotatives
Equresnes
Fiat
Acara
Boxing Committee
Coast Colleges Enter Penn Relay Meet
Coast colleges and more than sixty preparatory high schools will compete at the Pennsylvania Relay Carnival on April 28 and 29 in Philadelphia. Injuries at many colleges including Washington State and the University of Oregon prompted entries, announced George W. Ortan, meet governor.
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Philadelphia
Washington State
Tia University of Oregon
George W. Ortan
Ginneyer
Lirenie Phe
Trerciten
Qula of
Hamilton
New Yorkers Reach Canadian Amateur Racquet Finals
Mortimer of New York advances to the double finals at Montreal by defeating G Greenfield of Montreal and H J Clark of Boston in straight sets. In singles, Mortimer beats Ry Leonard of New York 19 6 15 1 and 24 4 to seize the match.
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Montrhmal
Pail d & A. Mortimer
New York
G. Greanahielda
Montreal
H. J. Clark
Boastan
Atraight
Mortimer
A Ry Leonard
American teams lead in 20 mile dog race
Berlin New Hampshire February 3 Five Eskimodors owned and driven by Arthur Walden of Wonalancet New Hampshire and Avancy Monerals guided by Joan Lehel of Borelinis Quebec return to Berlin for the final leg of the 129 mile Internationa dog race. Walden’s team closed the gap, Lehel’s dogs steady but hampered by foot injuries. Both captains report the going as fair with lingering fatigue from long miles.
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N. H
Eskimodors
Arthur
Wal‘dan
Wonalancer
Ave Vancy Monerals
Joan Lehe
Borelinis
Quebec
Berlin
Ae Rm Resuit
Colebrook
Lehel
Tor the Niphi
Walden
Lebel
Jeaders
Suzanne
Placid
N.Y
Main Street
North Stroford
Henri Skane
la Loutre
Borin
Skene
Lebui
Lack of Control Lost Jim Shaw Job in the Majors
Reports describe Jim Shaw once hailed for a great curve ball and potential, but lack of control and knee issues derailed his major league career. Despite an operation on the knee, Shaw hopes to regain form and return to the mound next season.
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Jim Shaw
Shaw
Walter Johnson
Tek
Lowkvel
Hae al- Wayn
Fanit Ib
Vic Iury
Louis Bogash to Bowl Langham This Afternoon
Louis Bogash scheduled to compete at Connie Lewis bowling alleys this afternoon aiming for a series win over Langham. He plans a one day match with Jack Delaney on Wednesday the 13th and faces Eddie Lenghem in a separate string, seeking victory after previous wins over Langham.
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Louis Bogash
Connie Lewis
Bogash
Jack Delaney
Eddie Lenghem
Tosh
Langham
Lauren
Exoneration of Iowa Stars Over Pro Charges
University of Iowa officials released a statement exonerating Aubrey Devine and Gordon Locke after a special meeting on allegations of professionalism violations. The report said the charges had no foundation. Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne denied knowledge of the Taylorville game after players confessed.
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Town
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Gordon Locke
Heard of Control
University of Iowa
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Sourd
Catried
Devine
Loter
Locke
Lambert
South Bend
Ind
Iate K. Rockne
Notre Dame
Hoover
Taylorville Steam
Rocknoe
Dundee Beats Benjamin At Madison Square Garden
Johnny Dundee wins a fifteen round decision over Joe Benjamin in New York to retain the junior lightweight title. Dundee lands heavy rights and body attacks, outpoints the Californian after a tough bout with Benjamin cut nose and a looming shade of rounds.
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Joe Benjamin
New York
Warki
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Dundey
Benjamin
Johnny
Hy Wes
Dundee
Dundees
Joe Way
Stronge
Californans
Ruoré
Alexander stars as Aggies down Rhode Island 41 18
Connecticut Aggies led by Captain Alexander and guard Lord defeated Rhode Island State 41 to 18. First half tied 12 10 before the Aggies pulled away in the second half. Alexander scored seven goals and Makotsi eight as Stull Hudson Till Mallis and Tribalet contributed on offense and defense. Referee Towey from Harvard.
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Neve
Jitet
Aggied
Sond
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Aggie
Stata
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Hudson
Tribalet Foyt Af
Towey Harvard
Mohardt Confesses To Playing Pro Football
Notre Dame halfback Joheny Mohardt admitted to officials that he played in a professional game with the Bagino Wisconsin American Legion team against the Green Bay Packers in Milwaukee on December 4. He becomes the 12th Notre Dame star and 22nd Midwestern athlete to acknowledge a college rule violation in recent weeks.
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Ing
Joheny Mohard
Notre Dame University
Mohardt
Notre Dame
Bagino
Wisconsin
American Legion
Green Bry
Milwaukee
Notra
H. Anderson
Garvey
Larnon
Packers
American Professional Football Association
Stecher Opens Challenge After Monday Grapple Victory
Former champion Stecher, an ex heavyweight grappler, challenges the winner of the Zbyazke Cad match at the Garden on Monday night. He contacted promoter Bill Wellman and offered to face the survivor, predicting the challenger will not Caddock under the new firing and rally system that could affect the championship bout.
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Dog Stecher
Steaten-Adgateh-Can
Bill Wellman
Wrestling Championship Trials Set for Stockholm March 2
The International Wrestling Union fixed the dates for the world championship to be decided in Stockholm on March 2. Invitations to compete have been sent to Scandinavian and Baltic nations, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey, Belgium, and other European states.
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Hey Bees
Stockholm
Gaga
England
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
Trotland
Belgium
Turkey
Greece
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