Landis Names O'Connor Secretary at 7500 Salary
Chicago February 71 Federal Judge Landis appointed Las Me DL O Connor a 81 year old Chicago attorney as baseball secretary. O Connor will be the eyes and ears of the commission, earning 1900 a year and serving as treasurer of the governing body. He has no prior baseball duties beyond fan status. Permanent headquarters set for May first, with temporary offices established in the interim.
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Chicago
Lardis
Las
O'Connor
Chitasa
Chesem Fem
Jndse Landis
Gainig
Baseball Corms Missioner
Marybody
Baseball
Landia
Major Learve
Feai
Landis
Kent College of Law
Istant Jude
Central Department of the Army
National
Paoeball Commission
Measured Address Delivers On Largest Business Braws
A masterly address was delivered to the nation’s biggest collection of business leaders, during a Chicago event, focusing on reconstruction of major industries and value in Meade property measures.
Delaney Poised for National Title Bout in Bridgeport Rise
Bridgeport middleweight contender Jack Delaney, managed by Al Delaney, has posted a string of knockouts and a debut drawn bout in under a year. He sizes up Pete or Ted Meerswall in Pawtucket and eyes a national club match in seven weeks, with Delaney's crowd-pleasing power and knockout punch highlighted as key assets.
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Jece Denes
Eridgeport
Providence
Jack Disherty
al Jennings
Delany
Ted Meerswall
Pawtucket Fm
Delaney
Bridgeport
Jack Delaney
Fis
kKnnockorts
Bnokeport Vattier
Giiveria
Tha
Erial
Poang
Tha Minth
Shveric
S&s
Soo
Blessed Sacrament Five Play Devon Tossers
Blessed Sacrament faces Devon A in a Sunday basketball game at Le Chateau. Captain Tommy O’Rourke of West End aims for victory with his strongest lineup as fans anticipate a thrilling contest. Prelimaries feature Park City girls and Wiss Tirhrim's All-Stars.
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Milford
Blessed Sacrament
Bridecoort
Devon A
le Chateau
Tommy O'Rourke
West End
Tae Cames
Park City
Wiss Tirhrim
Sacraments
Devon H. Delorma O'Rourkett
R Lewis
Wurris Oo Ram
O'Donnell
Chapman Saltenitch
McTaxgart Sullivan
I. Ge
F. Delorma Allen
Dwyer
Davis Cup plans to be set at USLTA meeting in New York
The United States Lawn Tennis Association meets in New York to decide the dates and venues for the 1921 Davis Cup matches. Challenges from Australia Britain and Spain pace the agenda with tentative schedules for major tournaments and national championships across the season. Local sites such as Seabright Newport Southampton Longwood Boston Germantown Philadelphia and West Side clubs are listed among planned venues. Officials led by Julian W Myrick are expected to win re election and define amateur standards for player eligibility.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Australia
British Isles
Spain
Thaler
Siple
Seabright
Newport
Southampton
National
West Side
Tenni Club
Longwood Co
Boston
West
Cennia Club
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Julian W. Myrick
Pinehurst Semifinalists Crowned in Valentines Golf
Larry Paton of Boston and John D Chapman of Greenwich advanced to the Pinehurst St Valentine tournament semifinals after strong showings. Scofield of Stamford posted the day’s best golf, with three birdies en route to a 1 up victory over Wellborn of Ardsley.
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Scofeld
Stamford
Pineaurst
N. C
Larry Paton
Boston
John D. Chapman
Greenwich
Fownes
Pittshurch
Donald Parson
Youngstown
Pinehurst
Patten
Parson
Scofield
Leemngard
Raaten
Patox
Peraon
B. Fownes
Oakmont
Donald Parton
Peinee Graham Bigelow
Stams Conn
Bigelow
Conn
Larry Patton
Becker
Philadelphia
Chapman
B. Favre
R. Graham Bigelow
Woodway
H. C. Fownes
Homestead
L. A. Hamilton
Garden City
J. D. Chainlin
C. L. Beck
N. B
Tom Kelley
South Fines
Baltusrol
F. T. Keat
Spring Lake
N.S. Hurd
G. W. Mead
Gienricge
Stuart H. Patterson
Plainfield
SC. Mownes
Qakmom
KR. H. Hunt
Worcester
J. KR
Bowker
Woodland
J. S. Brown
Montclair
R&r
B. Harrow
S. G. Philips
Moore County
Rec. Shannon
Ind
Grockport
Joe Hotchkiss
New Haven
Dr. C K. Teler
Shaker Heights
Victor Frey
Arotomink
L. W Welle
Hamilton
Deering Harbour
J. T. Armatrong
Shennecosset
T. Maddsen
Coloniz
Albert BM. Teed
Okwanok
A. C. Fetteroll
Yer Montelate
Andi L. Scofield
H. G. Wellporn
Ardsley
Connecticut
Putnam Tossers Triumph In Ten Point Victory
At Bridgeport Boys Club the Putnam basketball team defeated Rambler Jr 28 to 10. Key plays came from Katz and Fulton with Neary strong in shooting while Burna of the Ramblers stood out for their foul shooting. Timekeeper W Maher and scorekeeper Goldstein noted four ten minute periods in a lively game.
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Bridgeport
Putnam
Rambler Jr
Katz
Fulton
Neary
Jazz4
Nina
Burna
Logera
Raimabierz
Putnams
Kate “Burns
Fulton P Allen
Grant Daunetyee
Leyte
Glynn ' Coyle
Buckley, Sun
Scorekeeper
American Chain Dominates Union Plant Five in Park City League
American Chain extended its winning streak by defeating Union Plant Five 62 to 22 in the Park City Factory basketball league. Lewis, Marland, and Hawkins led American Chain with strong scoring while Wilson, Connors and Marena starred for the Union side.
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American Chein
Union Plant
M. C
Mareland
Lewis
Hawkins
American Chain
Wilson
Connors
Marena
Lewis Wean RF
iAlbright
Larson
Mariana Pelton
Tieboa O Trnocant
AG. Hawking
Granite Bowlers Triumph Over Copers in Tight Match
The Crankes edged the Cop pers in a hotly contested night game on Sadlee's alieya. The Cranites showed strong second-game heat, surpassing 60 points, with Woeper and Haines starring for Granite. Braids worth impressed as the brothers faced Copers in a follow up slated soon.
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Sadlee
Alieya
Blue Cats
Vaiva Boys
Orst
Samec
Woeper
Haines
Braidsworth
Cops
Moorn
Ate Cooper
Moss
Flood
Beardaworth
Burna
Cole
IM Musanta
Howland Tossers Face Read Five In Tonight’s Tilt
The Bridgeport area scene features Howland Tossers and Read Five in a basketball clash aimed at supremacy in the local goods circle. Both teams seek a decisive win to assert bragging rights and momentum for upcoming games.
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Bridgeport Boys
Oleh
Will Ciish
Ary Goods
Barty
Joe Hall Wins by Knockout At Pioneer Show New York
Joe Hall knocks out Ness Clarke in the first round at the Pioneer A.C. in New York. Billy Prince falls in the seventh to Williams who was too strong, with referee Slim Brannan stopping the bout. Other preliminary results include Young Kir scoring a knockout in the third and Johnny Summers defeating Widrot Nelson.
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Joe Hall
Williams
Prince
Tee Hall
Pioneer A.C
New York
Ness Clarke
Clarke
Homme
Billy Prince
Jackie Willigans
Slim Brannan
Billy
Hall
Auch
Charley Doessereck
Pioneer Club
Joe Smith
Jon
Kayoa
Williama
Joe
Harry Moire
Varty Hung
Ateoner
Jimmy
Fennnely
Os ‘Enockout
Johnny Summers
Brooklyn
Lay Sbozagh
Widrot Nolaon
Atgr
Ith
Yeatergay
Boxing Commission
Repalt
Booneh
Bogash
Racing Results From New Orleans Track Meeting
Multiple races report on thoroughbred results at the New Orleans meeting with extensive odds, placements, and times. Notable finishes include Like 6 1-5 and Doctor Jim 'rin among others in maiden and allowance events, plus detailed purses and claiming outcomes across six races.
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Orleans
Pansy Blossom
Tlace
Maching Wunner
Smith
Margurrite Dison
Everett
Farlow Bins
Gen Agramonte
Sines Lura
Hump
Brow Bil
Tony Luton
Dinondzle
Eix Furlenga
Anticiate
Garner
Jonk Scot
Mooney
Eittahe
Luke
Fivzey
Bounding Kroush
Wegdle Dee
Kingfisher
BieDermatt
G. Stone
Addsworths
Rmdcoy
Manderins Coat
Pirate BicGee
Stockland
Verity
Henpel
Jon Boy
Gregory
Corydon
Rodriguez
Tubers Ready to Play G. E. Five
The American Tubers club claims they can win the state team title and will play any willing opponent. They cite wins over industrial teams and list their members and past results while noting scheduling constraints due to a closed factory and lack of nonindustrial warmups. The Campo Life Guards beat the Tossers 47 with a fast match and a purse of 70. Grundy 103 and other race notes follow.
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Bridgeport Boys’ Club
Wealport
Iset
Uge
Rho
Execs
H. A. Americarchain
General Electric
Red Sox
Dréga Alt ‘Communications
Dondero
Boys’ Day
Middle Street
Rectors - Or
American Tube & Stampinz Company
Monship Aae
Fara
Tulbara
Lledele
Algonquin and Masonic Clubs Win in Tourney
The Algonquin club pocket billiard team defeated Bridgeport 3 games to 2 and the Masonic club triad beat Seaside 3 games to 2 in the Interstate billiard tourney at their clubs. Holmes of Bridgeport posted high runs of 36 and 35 against Algonquin, while Ward of Masonic impressed in a 32 innings 40-point game with Cattine of Seaside.
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Algonquin Club
Bridgeport
Tio
Masonic Club
Seaside Clef
Interstabe
Algetauin
Masonic
Holmes
Osborne
Alconquin
Ward
Knights
Mukivs
Cattine of
Y M H A Five Hope To Win From Greenwich
The Y M H A basketball team feels confident for Sunday at the Y M H A auditorium against Greenwich despite Greenwich boasting a string of victories They travel with a fast and strong lineup including Mogitey Fitelson Cohen Guber sky and Xaplan The Briggnort eleven is noted for one of its best basketball squads in years Also golf results from other divisions listed with several matches decided and several players advancing or withdrawing.
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Sione K
Greenwich
Sun- Gay
Joni
Brigggnort
Mogitey
Fitelson
Rive Ribbons
Cohen and
Gubersky
Stoer Hall
Xaplan
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Lou Bogash
Harvey Smart
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Algonquin and _ Masonic Clubs
Jshorne
Algonquin
Tagaldaby
McCarthy
Biehl
Hurley
Willey
G Wyman Carrol, Jr
Norwich
BP. Hotenkiss
P. B. O'Brien
Detroit
Robert Foote
BH. Wiswer
Bhim
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Very
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Middletown
VY. Whipp
H. M. Greist
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