Flight Fans Await Action in State Centre Boxing Slate
Bridgeport page reports a busy boxing week with Simon Pure fights at Park Theatre tomorrow and Friday. Captain Baum stages city eliminations to fund a Park Theatre gym under Recreation Board supervision. Tomorrow's card includes Beattie vs West, Morgan vs Hamilton, Quake vs Nelson. Pete August to defend vs Angelo in Lock City Friday. Meriden headliner Kid Kaplan vs Mickey Travers Monday. Meriden card features Kaplan Travers rematch, plus Dwyer matchmaker set bouts in Bridgeport and Wallingford entrants.
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Park Theatre Management
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Weat
Beattie
Hamilton
Morgan
Walnut Reach
Quake
Billy Nelson
Crimson Track Team at Work in Cambridge
Cambridge, Mang Jan. One hundred and forty track athletes including freshmen train ahead of Harvard’s new head coach Bill Martin who arrives after nine years at Penn State. Coach Eddie Farrell leads with Captain Billie Burke as Harvard records holder names such as Burke 4.19.4, Havers, Greenidge, and Miller featured. Strong sprinters Merrill and Chapin join, while Campbell Newhall and Gus Jones vie for short distances. The two mile squad includes Roger Tuts, Charlie Dexter, Al Chapin, and Captain Burke. A. A. meet February 3 at Yale looms. Pinky Patton’s Jan 15 arena match dropped, Ray Mitchell stepping in for the Philly bout.
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Bill Martin
Yenn State
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Burke
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Ralph Greenidse
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Uge
Gus Jones
Roger Tuts
Charlie Dexter
al Chapin
Hrurke
Ladine Jound
Yale
Hanera
Bob Thayer
Plan to Organize College Golf League
NEW YORK, Jan. Plans are underway to organize an intercollegiate golf league this year to stimulate competition, announced by James C. Ward of Williams College, president of the Intercollegiate Golf Association. Proposed members include Columbia, Dartmouth, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Williams and Yale.
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Intercollegiate Golf Association
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Yankees Clash Over Sunday Games Policy
New York grapples with a potential Sunday game conflict as Barney Dreyfuss asserts that Yankees have no say in schedules while Ed Barrow contends clubs may refuse to play conflicting games. The dispute could go to Commissioner Landis or fan referendum, risking a February showdown among leagues and owners.
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Sehiers
Columbia Crew Has Hard Spring Schedule
Columbia varsity rowing releases a tough 1920 schedule with two triangular regattas, a single interclub match, and a dual contest. The Childs Cup moves to April 28, adding Penn into a Derby field May 5, creating Columbia Penn Yale’s first triangular race. An earlier June meet remains as the season finale.
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Yanks to Use Atlanta Club as Farm System
Jan 9 report says the Yankees will use the Atlanta club Crackers as a farm team next summer. Miller Huggins may send seven or eight youngsters to Atlanta for development, with Kilinger possibly retiring to coach if not with a major club. Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chattanooga ties also mentioned in farm system plans.
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Notre Dame backs light backfield for next season
Notre Dame plans a 163 pound backfield led by Layden Miller Crowley and Stuhldreher with Tayden at fullback. Stuhldreher, a former 1923 quarterback, weighs 140 pounds and is expected to star under coach Knute Rockne. Paul Castner, last season’s fullback, is in good shape and may play baseball if he avoids other sports until graduation in June.
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Layden
Don Miller
Crowley
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Stuhldreher
Knute Rockne
Paul Castner
Notre Dams
Castner
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Moran
Bill ‘Lynch
Virginia
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Richmond
Tayneh
Skidmore
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Golden
Moeran
Shadoan
Rubarth
Buck Jones
Brooklyn
Danville
Covington
Wallace
Charley Buell
Harvard
Spurlock
Bo McMillan
Reds Buy Interest in Orlando Club
Cincinnati Reds president Garry Werrmann bought an interest in the Orlando club of the Florida State League to serve as a farm for Reds players. Young players will go south for seasoning, with shortstop Joe Reistenberg among potential trades. Reistenberg was bought from Lexington in the Blue Grass League and may not win a spot in Pat Moran’s infield this season.
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Reds
Orlando Cluss
Florida State Lague
Orlando
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Lexington
Reistenbeye
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Vermont Grid Schedule Features Nine Games
The University of Vermont announces a nine game football schedule. Highlights include an Armistice Day meeting with Middlebury in Burlington and a fall slate spanning Maine Springfield College Dartmouth New Hampshire College Worcester Norwich and a Boston-Milwaukee road trip against Boston College and Marquette College.
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Aliwauker
Youthful Pitchers Dominated 1922 Hard to Hit List
Herb Pillette led the season’s tough to hit pitchers with Detroit, Chicago and St. Louis stars among the young hurlers. The study by official statistician Irving Howe highlights that eleven of the top 25 hardest to hit were in their first or second year, with Pillette posting a .268 average against and four shutouts.
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Associated Press
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Werbert Pruett
Jetthander
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Detroit
Victor Leverette
Chicago
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Urbanaber
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Pillette
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White Sox
Warren Collins
Boston
W. Ogden
Philadelphia
Sylvester Johnson
J. B. Britheart
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Aber
Wraltar Johnson
Jack Quinn
George Uhie
Cleveland
J. R. Shawkey
New York
Alex Ferguson
EB. A. Rommel
St. Covelessia
L. Rush
Baseball Players Union to Stir Trouble Before Season
The Baseball Players Union may disrupt club plans as owners draft 1923 contracts. Braves President George Grant visits to discuss signings while Mets and Giants brace for friction. Star players like Frisch Groh and Young already signed, with key holdouts and salaries likely to drive negotiations ahead of training camps.
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Hese
Glendon Leaves Naval Academy Crew Mentoring Era
Annapolis md veteran coach Jane Richard A Glendon after twenty one years guiding naval academy crews announces his final college crew will be his last. He rejects offers from other colleges to avoid coaching against Severn crew traditions. He spends a week there consulting with son Richard A Glendon while predicting a strong future for the academy crew.
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Richard A.glendon
Naval Academy
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Hieves
Yale Nine to Start Work on February 181
Yale’s baseball and track bets warm up as February work begins. Coach Tommers outlines February 1 start, with Joe Wood assisting freshmen and Sommers sharpening the War team. Track gets a new 14 lap wooden field, and training ramps up around Yale’s gym.
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Centre College Poised for Stronger Eleven Next Season
Centre College, gaining national notice from its football team, eyes a tougher 1920 season despite key losses. Covington returns at quarterback with Jamon at end, while candidates compete to replace Snowday and Moran’s injured spots.
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Praying Colonels
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Auburn
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Seeley
Boston Braves to Begin Spring Training in St Petersburg
The Boston National League club will report to St Petersburg Florida on March 12 for spring training. Club officials George W. Grant president Fred Mitchell manager and Edwin J. Riley secretary will arrive with the first contingent. The Braves will stay four weeks.
Smith to fight Burman in Detroit bout January 13
New York bantamweight Midget Smith, after two losses including a Madison Square Garden match with Johnny Curtin Lynch, is slated to meet Joe Burman of Chicago in a ten round bout at Avenue A C Detroit on January 13. Smith must win to secure future contests.
Brennan in Shape for Johnson Clash at Madison Square Garden
Bill Brennan nears ring readiness for Friday night with Lloyd Johnson at Madison Square Garden. He boxes nine rounds Wednesday at the Garden gym, while Johnson maintains intense training. Brennan has a history of strong form, last seen against Jack Dempsey, as the undercard features Jack Wenantl and Joe McCann in twelve round and six round bouts.
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Bill Brennan
Lloyd Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Garden Gym
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Clem Johnson
Panama Joe Gans
Yegervoire Central Park
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Dack Dempsey
Jack Wenanlt
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Renault
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Gunboat Smith
Rom Gowler
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Joe Vidas
McCann
Luis Firpo
Walker May Skip Wells in Next Ring Move
Mickey Walker world welterweight champion appears to pass on a bout with Bermondsey Billy Wells. He announces his next fight will be at the Arena in Philadelphia facing Frank Mazuire of Williamsport on January 13.
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Billy Wells
Mickey
Philadelphi
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