Judge Landis backs majors on draft clash in baseball
The New York report outlines a brewing crisis between major and minor leagues over universal draft. It credits Judge Landis with enforcing the major-minor agreement while minors push for exemption and back arguments about back-and-forth recall rights and options amid rising player values and resistance to change.
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New York
Gome
Kenshaw Mountain Landis
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Landis
Tyro
American Association
Mnor
Laniis
National Association
Louisville
Pratt
Thamxentpi — Levgnegs
Sandia
Rockne Offered Coaching Post At Columbia
New York January 14 Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne has been offered a Columbia coaching position with a reported 212000 offer. Rockne, who spent three days in New York visiting Columbia, has one year left on his Notre Dame contract and said a decision would come today. If he declines, Percy D Maughton may be next approached by Columbia officials.
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York
Brute Recine
Notre Dame University
Columbia
Rockne
Mid West
Notre
Percy D. Maughton
Morningside
Pinch Hitters Lead National League Season of 1922
Lewis Vonesca of Cincinnati tops NL pinch hitters with .444 in 1922. Raymond Krossler covered most games and had most at bats and hits. Jacques Fournier of St. Louis drew the most walks. Walter Ruether of Brooklyn had the most RBIs as a sub. Schultz of St. Louis had a clutch string of six straight games. Turner Barber of Chicago made an odd two plate appearances in one inning. Lebourveau of Philadelphia hit two pinch hit home runs July and September.
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Lewis Vonesca
Cincinnati
Raymond Hkrossler
Jacques Fournier
Chicago
Tony Kaufmann
Barber
DeWitt Lebourveau
Philadelphia
LeBourveau
Mackie Extends Inwood Holes For Open at Seaside Course
New York report notes wallop remains vital on links as Inwood undergoes lengthening for the national open. Mackie, Far Rockaway Jinks superintendent, says yardage will reach about 6,682 with several holes over 500 yards and winds from the sea adding challenge. Eight hundred eight total outward and inward yards push the event beyond Skokie, Inverness and Columbia. Also mentions seven pearls found in hake caught by William Cushman of Masons Island during fishing.
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New York
Inwood
Jack Mackie
Far Rockaway
England
Gene Sarayen
Skok
Mackie
Skokie
Columbia
Inverness
William Cushman
Masons Island
From Caddie to Champion by Gene Sakazen
The National Open at Washington featured Jim Barnes winning the Gun round with President Harding presenting the cup. Sakazen recounts nerves while paired with Bobby Jones, noting Jones’s skill and the high excitement of the championship, ending with a fadeaway mashie shot description.
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Gene Sakazen
Guifer Ty
Washington
Jim Barnes
Harding
Barnes
Bobby Jones
Jones
Bobby
IL Vegan
Sarazen
Mashie
College football outlook 1923 promises deep talent
Grantland Rice surveys 1923 college football, predicting a stronger field than 1922. Princeton, Yale, Army, Harvard, Michigan and Notre Dame loom as major contenders with veteran lineups, coaching strength, and high morale. The piece notes wide competition across the East and notable comebacks while warning no team remains fully safe.
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Michigan
Wolverines
Mos
Kipke
Notre Dame
Army
Princeton
Rockne
Castner
Chicago
Ohio State
Green
Colgar
TOWA
Losa
Gordon Locke
Illinois
Bob Zuppke
Wirgonsin
Minnesota
California
Vanderdit
Jas
Georgia
Losos
Red” Barron
Alexander
Lee Field
Auburn
West Point
Carolina
Yale
Virginia
Alabama
West Virginia
Pitt
Penn State
Red” Roberts
Covington
Cornet
Colgate
Notre
Tendler Litmus Fight Moran at Garden Friday Night
Lew Tendler, Philadelphia lightweight, seeks a title tilt against Benny Leonard via beating Pat Moran, New Orleans, in Madison Square Garden Friday night. The card features a 16 round main event, with new talent bouts to precede. Moran vows to upset Tendler as Curtin and Tremaine clash on the undercard.
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New York
Lew ‘Tendler
Philadelphia
Benny Leonard
Pat Moran
New Orleans
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Tendler
Moran
Tencher
Quaker City
Leonard
Crescent City
Jimmy Hanlon
Denver
Bobby Barrett
Jersey City
Yankee Stadium
Philadelpha
Teacher
Johnny Mendelsohn
Milwaukee
Johnny Curtin
Carl ‘Tremaine
Cleveland
Jon Lynch
Taneh
Curtin
Atlanta Club Sold in Major Transfer
The Atlanta Baseball Company changes hands with Dan Michaelove and Jack Conbett taking ownership from A. Tanesh Enterprises, filed in Atlanta Georgia on Tam. 14. The transaction details a transfer of control to the new holders.
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Atlanta. Ga
Tam
Atlanta Baseball Company
Dan Michaelove
Jack Conbett
Floyd Johnson Confident He Can Beat Any One in World
A young Iowa-born heavyweight Floyd Johnson shocked New York fans at Madison Square Garden by thoroughly outpunching Brennan for 15 rounds. Johnson, calling himself an ordinary guy, insisted no man in boxing can lick him, praising mentors Greggen and Cook and noting early ties to Dempsey and Johnson. He credits a steel mill punch for his drive and aims to prove his claim with future fights.
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Floyd Johnson
Jack
New York
Iowa
Leo Flynn
Bu] Brennan
California
America
Des Moines
Alex. Gregson
Jack Dempsey
Bour Gands
Mr. Rickard
Brendan-Johnson
Johnson
Michael Angelo
David
Alex Greggen
Jimer
Middle West
Greggen
Pacific Coast
Hir
Bob Martin
Jim
Brennan
Jack Johnson
Srish
Hiya
Flere
M. Cone
Advertising As Public Business Partner In Trade Marked Goods
Manufacturers must drive consumer demand through advertising while dealers stock and sell to meet public demand. Dealers provide the goods that the public wants, and overreliance on dealer movement harms the manufacturer. Published by the Post-Telegram with The American Association of Advertising Agencies.
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The
Post-Telegram
American Association of ‘Advertising Agencies
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J. Jon Miday
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Whede
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Brown
Simmons
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