Seven amateur athletes suspended by the Amateur Union
The registration committee met in New Britain and suspended seven athletes including Jack Nelson of Acorn A C and William Glynn of King Pin A C. Nelson faces expulsion for professional association and using a stage name in Remington Arms fights. Glynn cited for competing in a smoker and purse receipt. Also suspended were Sam Feldman of Yale for excess expense demands and Charles Evans of New York for unsanctioned meets. indefinite suspensions for two Hartford men. Delaney kept details private, stating most may regain status. Sanctions included boxing and track actions with several upcoming events sanctioned.
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Jack Nelson
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William ,Glgnon
King Pin A. C
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Yale
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New York
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Capitol City
Bridgeport New Haven
Flighty A. I. Germ Puts Carpentier Down and Out
Influenza Germ, known as Flu, challenged Georges Carpentier after his win over Cook. It struck the world light heavyweight champ in the stomach, sending him down for the count and likely bedbound for several days as doctors work to restore his health.
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Georges Carpentier
Cook
England
Georges
Oskalos
Towa
Fairfield Legion Quintet to Meet Crane Co Five
Fairfield American Legion prepares to host Crane Company five in a league game at the Legion hall with the Legionettes facing the Talettes of the YWCA league in the preliminary matchup. The article lists the season lineup for both teams and notes Crane as one of the strongest in the factory league.
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Fairfield Legion
Crane CO
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Crane
Legion Hall
Fairfield
Legionettes
Talettes
Y. W. Cou
Legion
Yalettes
Buckley
Miles Deluge If
Miss Johnson
Luras
Miss Ankrowsky
Dorehue
Travis
Misa Moran
Mirs
Intercollegiate Rowing Sees Peak in 1922 Season
New York January 18 Intercollegiate rowing to reach new competitive heights in 1922 with dual and triangular regattas through April May and June ending with finals at New London and Poughkeepsie. Western schools Wisconsin Michigan Oregon California Navy and others expected to compete. Pacific coast hopes to open season with eights led by California and Navy.
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New York
New London
Poughskeepsia
England
Poughkeepsie
Middle West
Wisconsin
Michigan
University” of California
Catamen
Geason
Getty
Pennsylvania
Yale
Cornell
Revard
Columbia
Navy
Princeton
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Ami
Oxford Va
Cambridss
Putney
Pacific Coast
Oakland
Cull
Pri Ts
Harvard
Boston
Nays
Hartford
Massachusetts Technology
Pennavwania
Yale Ve
Racing Results at Spairt Race $1,000 Two Year Olds
Results from multiple races at the Spairt track include three furlongs for two year olds with Minerve 114 Garner favored at 1-2, Stangelina 114 Buxton 11-1, and Coretta leading a field of contenders. Other events feature three-year-olds and up in claiming purses, times around 1:14 and 1:12, plus listed contenders such as Bengali, Jago, and Petre in various stakes races.
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Iy Rag Minerve
Garner
Kempter
Carroll
Stangelina
Buxton
Coretta
Dearles
Lady Frosa
Abe Torrence
Kedgwick
Flying Orb
Cobelt Lasy
Midnight Stories
Nft Green
Bess Wing
Magnet Land
Ina Kay
Purac
Broom Peddler
Ganther
Cornstilk
Bruening
Algorune-Orcadia
Migs Creatwood
Crok O' Gold
Wiltex
Mabel Curtl
Dolly Varden
Ervin
Connel
Jemima Ia
Tan Son
Jang
Om Me'Taggart
Clinchfeld
Charline
Crainlig
Burke
Hein
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De Vormer Earns Chance With Yankees After Injury Shifts
Injuries to first string players gave Al De Vormer his chance with the New York Yankees in 1921. Schang and Hofman were the starters, with De Vormer on trial and briefly on the bench. He delivered in 22 games, batting .347 and proving himself a capable catcher and baserunner. The club rewarded him by transferring Hawkes, French, and Doyle to Vernon in payment for De Vormer.
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AL ‘de Vormer
New York Americans
Schang
Dlo
Hoffmananto
al de Vormer
Ivernon
Yankees
de Vormer
Mnel
Bey
Bebe Ruth
Wally Schang
Hofman
Lilse
Pe Yormer
Huggins
de Varner
Sehinglund Hoffman
de Varnier
New York
Nelson Hawkes
Ray French
Doyle
Veran
de Wormer
Basketball Officials Organize League
Fairfield County forms a basketball officials organization to unify standards and interpretations. The group, affiliated with a national body, held a meeting in the Board of Recreation rooms choosing officers and charter members. The next meeting is scheduled for January 25.
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Fairfield County
Offichills
Ganar
Weal
Jon Waters
Dent
Lovias Naney
Aish School
Wene
A. Levert
Lacey
Seare Largerrens
Ware
I. Yo Getian
Ted Cowles
Louis Navoty
1’ Bearse
Joe Waters
C. Hawes
J. G. King
Weckert Wart
C Gorbatly
Ry A Leekle
M. A. Tatum
Moose "Miller
FR. Kincson
Herbert Stack
Ay Teverty
New Boxing Weight Classes Added by NBA
New Orleans La Jan 79 The National Boxing Association adopted two new weight classes 139 pounds and 140 pounds redefining the junior light and junior welterweight divisions. Existing classes will be reduced to ten with a plan to title champions under the revised scheme in 1923.
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New Orleans
National Boxing Associat Hup
All Visiona
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Lehuveteni
Leading Baseball Stars and 1922 Season Outlook
A speculative summary of 1922 baseball stats and expected leaders. Mentions Hornsby Ruth Cobb Speaker Frisch Carey Rice and others, with notes on batting averages home runs and base running, forecasting pitching strength and a shift in scoring trends.
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Batemen
Hornsby
Roush
Hellman
Cobb
Hornaby
Priseh
Ruth
Tobin
National Teague
Pri
Kaceys Beat Sacraments By Big 26 Point Margin
Knights of Columbus at St Augustine Hall top the Blessed Sacrament squad 26 to 18 in a tight contest. Cogan and Mullaney led Kaceys while Goyette topped Sacraments. Fouls slowed play as Judge and Delmore contributed for the Knights and Sacraments respectively.
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Knights of Columbus
St. Augustines Hall
Blessed Sacrament
Corgan
Kuights
Goyette
Kaseya
Knights
Kaceys ‘Cogan
Mullaney
Tuddy
Hayes
Canadian title winner at Lily Lake in 1922 skating tourney
Joe Bloore of New York International skating champion yesterday at Lily Lake. in the national tournament Donovan of St Paul won three mile race. Charles Janstraw of Lake Placid scored strong with sixty points. United States title holder also prominent. Burh seeks leniency for baseball punishment. Judge Kenesaw M. Sands urged to reduce suspension and fines. Ruth’s appeal hinges on penitent conduct and not harming the New York Americans.
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Joe Bloore
New York
Bt. John
N ‘B
Lily Lake
Donovan
St. Paul
Charles Janstraw
Lake
Bote Burh
Kenesaw M. Sands
Papergana
Ruth
New York Americans
Bridgeport High Names 1922 Football Captain
Ray Whelan, star halfback of the 1920 and 1921 teams, was elected captain of Bridgeport High for 1922 by unanimous vote at the annual banquet. Whelan is a junior and was noted for past performance despite an early injury. Coach Hunt announced letters for the 1921 team and listed ten additional players for honorary mentions and the honey roll.
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Ray Whelan
Bridgeport
Whelan
Sil Snoria
Eorly
Hilhop
Hunt
Honey Roll
Star
Adams
Wagner
Dorkin
Thorp Neubauer
Gronberg
Cooney
Cote
Dana
Wardle
Lengye
Mertens
Seeley
Dunn
Gray
Lancaster
Fischer
Susman
Brechstein
Keane
Thorne
Shea
Krynnick
Larson
Berhens
Jaycon
Maher
Cheruisa
Angus BP
Waa
Sang Messner
Neale to Join Cincinnati Reds Next Season
Wheeling West Virginia January 19 End Greasy Neale Washington and Jefferson College football coach has signed a contract to play with the Cincinnati National League baseball club next season he informed friends here today
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Wheeling
W. Va
Greasy” Neale
Washington and Jefferson College
Cincinnati
Fairmounts to Play Barlettas on Tuesday
The Fairmounts meet the Barletta basketball team Tuesday night at the Municipal Gym. Lineup includes Barlettas Fairmounts Gordon Powers Fennerly Brennan Anderson and Coppers Yorn Casaman Smith Foley.
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Fairmounts
Barletta
Pitching Supremacy Will Return to Majors Evans
Billy Evans argues major league pitching has declined due to loss of the curve ball. He notes in 1921 the curve dominated, but many pitchers abandoned it as fear of arm injury grew. Evans cites Barnes Douglas Nehf and others, urging a return to controlled curve ball usage to restore pitching supremacy.
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Guy
Horieby
Ruth
Isle, Buns
Carey
Rice
Ted Che
Burin
Rice Ted Che
Horneby
St. Owls
Roush
Cub Inihass Ha
Evans
Barnes
Douglas
Nehf
Yankees
Thos
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Yhe
Howxt
Giants
Carl Mays
Christy Mathewson
Mofieem
Brown
Chief Bender
Jack Coombs
George Mullen
Bill Donovan
Bil Dinnellen
Coy
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Fred Kinney
Wilton
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Stratford Congregationalist
Paramor
Tattle Hall
Fine
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Summatus- Congregational Church
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McDonsugh
Grantsand Rice
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