Los Angeles Hopes to Host 1923 A A U Nationals
The Los Angeles boosters announce the city will host the 1923 Amateur Athletic Union national track and field championships. The Central Association contends for the privilege, with Chicago pressing to secure the meet amid a strong athletic boom. debates center on where the nationals should be held and which region gains prestige.
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Bay State to Allow Wilson to Fight Again
Boston reports sentiment grows for Johnny Wilson to fight again as the Bay State Commission contemplates lifting his suspension. Promoters in Rig City Arena A C and Fenway A A Court are eyeing a return, with Greb Rosenbors negotiations drawing attention amid New York commission critique.
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Harvard Rowing Faces Coaching Change Amid Poor Showing
Howe plans to quit as active coach while remaining Harvard rowing director. The program eyes strong material for next year as varsity losses include Appleton and Hoen, with six sophomores returning and new freshmen like Theodore Eliot and Rice Bassett. Key seniors and juniors depart due to scholastic issues or illness.
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Richard Gorey
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Jandisa Bradford
Dan Holder
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Harris Fuller
Arthur Hobson Waller Armory
John Jamepson
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Lawrence Terry
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Engel Furious Over Refusal To Fight Greb For 90000
Philadelphia July T George Engel complains about Georges Carpentier refusing to travel to defend his light heavyweight title against Harry Greb. Engel claims he helped bring Klaus to France and knocked Georges out. asserts Carpentier should accept or concede the title.
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The Sportlight Tribute to Baseball's Glory and Trouble
Grantland Rice surveys baseball's rise and fall from 1910 to 1918, noting ten pennants and eight World Series titles by Boston and Philadelphia clubs, then shifting to 1919s drift toward last place. He riffs on golf stars Linglen and Mallory, Wimbledon stars, and the International scene, while calling out the East swing and Browns’ looming power as the Yanks seek revival.
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Colgate Adopts Boxing Program to Replace Sports
Colgate University votes to discontinue hockey lacrosse and soccer and adopt boxing for undergraduates. Coach Harlow, formerly at Penn State, leads the shift, aiming to boost participation, crowd fit, and revenue with intercollegiate boxing and a mix of intramural matches.
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Tailteann Games proceed without U S team
Immense disappointment let down Irish officials as Tailteann games move forward next August without an American delegation. The Tailteann Council reportedly voted unanimously to proceed while asserting no political or creed divisions will affect the program. Public officials note hotels will not hinder visitors and Trinity College will host the Canadian team with space for attendees and officials.
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English swimmer Hilda James books voyage to America
New York July 9 Officials in charge of the Joseph Day Cup race an international distance swimming test for women notators have announced that Miss Hilda James of the Garston Swimming Club Liverpool England has booked passage for this country sailing from toen July 10 Milas James England who is regarded as Europe’s finest woman swimmer will be 60 accompanied on her ocean voyage by her coach William R Howcroft and ALR AWTILOD
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Suen
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Country youths are best athletes in the nation
New York dated feature lists famed athletes and their birthplaces from Manassa to Lens, Quebec, noting Dempsey, Britton, Willard, Cobb, Hornsby, Mathewson, Baker, Speaker and others as products of small towns across the United States and abroad, highlighting the diversity of origins behind sports legends.
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Cal
Jack Britton
Clinton
Reuben
Bob Ropert
McComb
Miss
Bob
Martin
West Virginia
Fred Fulton
Johnstown
Terry
McGovern
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Rushiounty
Ind
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Bob Witasimmons
Helster
Cornwall
Eng
Mickey Walker
Georgie Ward
Elizabeth
N. J
George la Blanche
Point Sevt
Quebec
Carl Tremaine
Listwell
Canada
Georges Carpentiers
Meidle
Lens
France
Christy Mathewson
Honesdale
Baker
Tran Trappe
Ty Cobb
Royston
Rogers Hornsby
Winters
Texas
Nimisila
Ohto
Sisins
Everett Scott
Ito Blurtton
Tris Speaker
Hubbard
Texas Way
al Grander
Elba
Neb
Ken Williams
Germantown
Philadelphia
Meusel Shines as Yankees Star on Western Trip
Bob Meusel, the New York Yankees right fielder, has surged in form on the Western trip. After a slump, he has become a sparkling performer in ten recent games, delivering sensational catches, strong throws, and aggressive base running that lift crowds and boost the club’s offense.
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