Controversy Over Cobb and Speaker Roils American League
Chicago scene swirls around calls to suspend Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker for alleged incompetence and improper conduct, with President Johnson facing pressure from club owners and league officials. A showdown meeting in French Lick will decide whether Johnson should be censured and if Cobb and Speaker should be expelled from the league. Possible resignation rumors haunt the commission as owners weigh corrective actions and leadership stability.
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Ty Cobb
Tris
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Ledigue
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Speaker
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Jebson
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Mason
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Pennslvania
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Edward G Borrow
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Johnson Denies AE Urged Probe In 1922 World Series
President Ban Johnson denied statements claiming he urged an investigation by Commissioner Landis after the 1922 World Series. He said rumors about wrongdoing were misinterpreted and that Landis had no cause to probe the series, noting he supported any inquiry if warranted and criticizing prior suggestions as unfounded.
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Cncago
Ban Johnson
Comminsoner
K. MoLande
Johnson
Authy
Jahneon
Repper
Fordham Five Is Winner Over Green
Fordham five defeated Green in Wanover on January 19. Strong scoring by White and Deve Burred led Fordham to a 34 point margin. Davanih Gee contributed with key assists as the team held steady on defense.
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Fordham
Porfaima
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College Husketrale Update on Wednesday Scores
College husketrale results from Philadelphia show Temple defeating Pennsylvania 34 to 27. West Penn and Army posted 36 to 24 and 41 to 33 in their matchups, while West Philadelphia included narrow margins and unclear totals due to OCR errors.
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West Prent
Army
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Philadelphia
Temple
Vhlanovi
Pennsylvania
Blues to meet Knights of Columbus in Stamford game
Stamford January 19 report of a Saturday night game at Bridgeport and a Sunday meeting in Stamford with the team from New York, implying a schedule involving local and visiting clubs and a Knights of Columbus opponent.
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Stamford
Ramord Rives
Bridgeport
Knights of Columbus
Suay
Ffan Sale Vior Comnelio
New York
Victoria Team Wins in New York Exhibition
Victoria Hockey club of Montreal halted in New York en route to Sweden and handed the Canadian club of New York a 9 to 7 defeat in a series of exhibition matches.
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New York
Victoria Hockey Club of
Montreal
Sweden
Massfe Wins Stamford Showdown in Close Victory
The Massfe school basketball team captured its second straight win by defeating New Haven Prep 64 to 12. Bare Wy and Shem led with totals of 9 and 10 points respectively, contributing strong performances for the victors.
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Sperial
Masees Echool
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New Haven Prep
Bare ‘Wy and Shem
Victors
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Pointa
Peertively
Laurels Savoys And Aces Win In Boys Club Play
In the Roys club league that night the Laurels defeated the Athletica 30 to 21, the Aces edged the Brooklawns 17 to 11, and the Savoys beat the Triangles 21 to unknown, showcasing a varied youth basketball program.
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Louis
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Wittenberg
Former Billiard Champ Plays Here at New Palace Academy
Tommy Hueston, former world pocket billiard champion, meets Herman Migles in a 126 point match at Joe Thaickwrey's New Palace Academy. After the match, Hueston will give a trick shot exhibition.
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Tommy Hueston
Herman Migles
Joe Thaickwrey
New Palace Academy
Hueston
Start Fund For New Swim Star
Five thousand dollars was donated to start a fund for George Young the San Pedro channel swim winner. Sir Edward Kemp wartime minister of militia for Canada called on P. H. Price and left a 35,000 cheque and suggested buying a home for George and his mother.
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George Young
San Pedro Channel
Edward Kemp
Milita
Canada
Edward
P. H. Price
George
Status of Two Amateurs Probed
NEW YORK, Jan. 18. The Amateur Athlete union probes the status of two famous athletes. Joie Ray, veteran mile runner, recently sought reinstatement after previously declining professional status. De Hart Hubbard, former Michigan star and world broad jump record holder, is said to have forfeited amateur status by playing professional basketball.
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New York
Jole Ray
Dehart Trubbard
Ray
Hubbard
University of Michigan
Girls Win In Norwalk 80 15 at Armory
The Catholic Community team defeated Crofut and Knapp 30 to 16 in Norwalk last night before a record crowd for a girls game.
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Crofut
Knapp
New York Commission May Force Delaney to Stay in 176 Lb Class
New York January 19 AP The State Athletic Commission considered forcing Bridgeport boxer Jack Delaney to stay in the 176 pound division for his February 18 heavyweight title bout with Jim Maloney at Madison Square Garden. Chair James A Farley suggested a limit, while others oppose upsetting the heavyweight plan to crown a Tunney challenger. Delaney may be ordered to weigh 175, though Maloney would not be affected.
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Jack Delaney
Jim Maloney
Madison Square Garden
James A Farley
State Athletic Commissi
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Fairey
Boxing Board
George Brower
William Muldoon
Oy Tex Rickard
Gene Tunney
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Thug Delaney
Maloney
Bresnahan Named Aide to Wgraw 1927 Giants Board Added
New York AP reports Roger Bresnahan joined the New York Giants as assistant manager for 1927. Dewitt Lebourveau and Warren Cote also signed 1927 contracts. In college hockey Yale defeated Boston University 7 3 at New Haven. Army Mass Aggies cancelled no ice at West Point event.
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New York Giants
Roger Bresnahan
Christy Mashenaon
Dewitt Lebourveau
Warren Cote
Holy Cross
New Haven
Yale
Boston University
West Point
Army Mass
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