City League Bowlers Enter Third Series Tonight
City Bowling league opens its third series at Pax City alleys with close contests anticipated. Laurel bowler Jimminy aims to break a tie with Low Dewey of the Columbus Boys for high total. Dewey holds the high single. Matches include Columbus Boys vs Clovers and Laurels vs Trade School. Columbus Boys lead with six wins, Brooklawns have three.
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City Bowling League
Pax City
Jimmelly
Low Dewey
Columbus Boys
Dewey
Trontsht Wallows
Clovers
Broklawns
Rostbuds
Laurels
Trade School
Vreenox Va
Trans
Brooklawns
Itasia
Young Roach Sub For Bones At Rem A A 6 Show
The show on January 27 features Young Roach replacing Bones after a pending reinstatement decision by the State Achieve Commission. Matchmaker R. R. Davies signs Young Asura as Roach’s substitute. Roach fights from Columbia A. C. Ahearn trains there in afternoons. Ted Coy Pete August also feature in bouts with eager sparring and confidence in turning tables.
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Tom Fuies
State Achieve Commission
R. R. Davies
Relington
Asura
Roach
Banes
State Board
Thea Qite
Columbia A. C
Ahearn Ia
Ahearn
Rhode Island
Hig Lvelytikotics
Ted Coy
Pete August
Coy
Jor Fal
Jack Nelson
Nelson
Hall
Flent Tana
Willis Angelo
Stamford
Young Samson
The
Iron
A. Cy
Douglay Pudey
Jimmy O'Connell
St. Jons
Lawn Tennis Association to Meet February Fourth
The United States Lawn Tennis Association will hold its annual meeting February 4 at the Waldorf Astoria, beginning 1:30 P.M., with a dinner about 7:30. Reports from committees on amateur rules rankings and championships are planned, and discussion may cover seeding draws and the national championships.
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Lawn Tennis Association
New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Charles Garland
Pittsburgh
Waldorfistoria
Sted
George T. Adee
Richard N. Willams
Hadden Ivins
al Association
William
Racing results from a busy track meet results card
Multiple races list winners and prices for six furlong to mile distances. Deer Sinker leads early in a six and a half furlong dash with 7-2 odds. Second race features a claiming event with Garner 4-5 and Veied 4-1 among finishes. Third race shows Moss 3-1 and Johnny Overton 2-6 in a mile event. Fourth race highlights Elmer K. and Mercury in a four-year-old plus sprint. Fifth race notes Handican stakes results with Ballot Mark and Rehland posting strong times. Sixth race offers a $1,000 claiming sprint with Wynnewood and Buxton among top finishers. Seventh race features Buckyjer and Shilloighna in a four-year-old claiming, time 4:54. Also ran lists accompany most finishes.
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Ns Ee Moss
Lang
Johnny Overton
Scobie
Ween
Pirate McGee
Carrell
Ian
Brownie McDowell
Barenix
John Arbor
Sparkling
nPourth
Blie
Gray
Elmer K
Mooney
Meraury
Coltizetti
St. Allan
Bothération
Ginver
Bright Ligits
Courtship
Belmont
Samte Long
Thomas
Rehland
Garner
Wynnewood
Tang
Ranslate
Buxton
Ray Gables
Eels
Rao
General Haig
Courten
Cleiming
Buckyjer
Wilson
Shilloiaighna
Ifl
Anthony
Pretender
Maltzs
Pio
Jack Reeves
Leys
Notre Dame Coach Warns Professionalism Threatens College Football
Notre Dame coach K. E. K. Rockne argues professionalism endangers intercollegiate football and urges strict college measures to keep the game amateur. He cites recent cases of players joining pro teams on Sundays, notes expulsions, and calls for decisive action to safeguard college sports and the sport’s future.
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Notre Dame
K. E K. Rockne
Chicago White Sox
Dan
Peters
Ath Indea
Milan Named Washington Manager After Odd Happenings
Clyde Milan was made manager of the Washington team in the American League after a series of peculiar events. He had temporarily led the club to 11 straight victories, gaining consideration from President Griffith. A bat order mix up by Detroit exposed Milan’s leadership qualities and sealed the decision.
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Clyde Milan
Washington
Cly Milan
Milan
George McBride
McBride
Neo
Leemary
Walter Johnson
Walter
Clyde
McGride
Fairey
Griffith
Detroit
Hallman
Mineun
Veach
Hellman
Veuch
Waxhington Park
Hallien
Hallimen
Five American golfers named as 1921 title contenders
The article lists Jock Hutchison Kim Barnes Jesse Guilford Miss Marion Hollins and Walter Hagen as top 1921 title contenders with odds against their repeat. It notes Barnes Hagen and Hutchison as leading figures and predicts strong amateur challengers including Quimet Travers Evans Guilford and Stirling with emphasis on Miss Hollins Collett Stirling and Gillard as key rivals.
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Iimir Iyos
Jock Hutchlaon
Kim Barnes
Jesse Guilford
Marion Hollins
Warren
Chammpion
Walter Hagen
Adda
Barnes
Skokie
Guilford
Brookline
Mise Hollins
Hagan
Duncan
Ray
Evans
Mias Stirling
Hutchison
Hagen
J. J. Taylor
Sandy Herd
Freddie Mcleed
Alex Smith
Chick’ Evans
Bobby Jones
Cyril Walker
Gale McDonald
Quinet
Travers
TJ. H. Taylor
Sandy Héra
Recreation Board Advances City Athletics Progress
The Recreation Board, four years old, expanded city athletics by running over forty leagues and more than twenty five track meets. It organized the first national swimming event and fostered seven basketball teams three baseball squads and two soccer divisions while advocating accident prevention.
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Board of Recreation
Sta
Park Department
City Athletics
Durfitty
Ruth and Meusel Suspensions Stay for Now
William Hanov of the New York World reports that major league rule changes to allow Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel to play before May 20 are unlikely. The barnstorming rule remains intact, and Judge Landis has indicated no tampering. Ruth may face April 12 play only with Judge Landis’s leniency.
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William Hanov
New York Weratd
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Yankees
Ruth
Mengel
Senaters
Judge Landis
Charles H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Ebbetts
Landis
WHS
Annie
Banevall
Mousel
Whuld
Lake Michigan
Ruch
Pugilist Wedge Denied Harvard Graduate School Admission
Frederick R. Wedge known as Skid, a longtime pugilist, had his application to Harvard Graduate School of Education taken under advisement. Officials said he did not possess the necessary qualifications to enter the classes. The case traces his journey from Arizona to Cambridge as he sought admission.
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Cambridge
Mass
Frederick R
Skid
Wedge
HarVard, Graduate School of Education
Nis
Arizona
Skaters Enter Meet in Saranac Lake Ahead of Championship
New York skaters Bobby McLeah and Donald Bakar along with Edmund Lamy of Jarawag Lake and Eddie Day of Canada will compete in a Friday meet at Saranac Lake. This event opens a four meet series toward the American professional skating championship.
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Saranac Lake
Bobby McLeah
Donald Bakar
New York
Edmund Lamy
Jarawag Lake
Eddie Day
Canada
California university offers golf course for first time
California Berkeley reports golf to be taught at the university for the first time. Tibs Price, an assistant football coach, will teach the course titled Recreation. A putting green and driving facilities have been installed in the attic of Harmon Gymnasium to support the program.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Harmon Gymnasium
Tibs
Price
Gymnastum
Layton to defend cushion title in Milwaukee match
Layton will defend his three cushion championship against Alfredo De Oro in Milwaukee for a three night event on February 16 17 and 18. Play features three blocks of sixty points per night for a purse of 1000 dollars and a diamond studded National championship medal emblematic of the title.
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New York
Jonn Layton
Alfred de Oro
Milwaukee
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