Phillies and Athletics Missed by Time and Change
The 1922 baseball season preview finds both the Phillies and Athletics projected to finish near last year’s positions. Philadelphia will have new manager Irving Wilhelm and additions like Arthur Fletcher and several young players to bolster infield and pitching. Athletics, led by Connie Mack, face internal revamping with trades and additions, yet remain described as lacking fire and consistency, likely keeping them at or near the bottom.
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Roborn Phils
Phillies
Irving Wilhelm
Kaiser
Ths
Laorbure
Pia
Saortatop
Arthur Fletcher
Giants
Philadelphia
Leesburg
Lee ~Meadows
Jimmy Ring
Georgy Smith
Jess Winters
Wilbur Hubbell
Walter Betts
Walter Healine
Jack Peters
Jack Withrow
Wilhelm
Infiield
Loslie
Greana Cizb
Southern Association
Bate
Cardinals
Jimmy Smith
Reds
Braves
Fictenher
Fintcher
Parkinson
Goldie’ Rapp Wihelm
Tee King
Cy" Wiliams
Curtis Walker
le Bourveau
Hom
Corenellius McGilticuddy
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie
Washington Senators
Quaker City
Atari
Connie Mack
Cornelle McGilicuddy
Harry Davis
Mack
Washington
Joe Duggan
Mack Ray
Rommel
Roy Moora
Bryat Harris
Rolie Naylor
Mary Sick
Bob Hasty
Dave Keefe
Cleveland
Ralph Perkins
Johnny Walker
Athletics
Doc? Johnston
Indians
Frank Brazi
Joe Heutiet
Milwaukee
Jimmy Dykes
Frank
Clarence Walker
Vateran
Milliver
Benator
Frank Welsh
Lawton
Witt
Boston Seeks 1924 Olympic Games at Harvard Stadium
Boston plans to bid for the 1924 Olympic Games and favors Harvard Stadium as the site. Mayor Curley backs the idea to boost Boston and New England, noting Harvard would donate the stadium and assist in organizing events across track, rowing, swimming, and related contests.
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Boston
France
Patros
New England
Harvard Stadium
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Europe
Beston
California
Mayve Curley
Curley
Harvard
Frei Moors
Prout
Tufts 1922 court tourney entries filed today
Tufts College Massachusetts March 18 Tournament committee members arranging entries to the second annual inter scholastic basketball tourney to be held Friday and Saturday at Goddard Gymnasium Tufts manager Clarence Howrton has received entries from Connecticut Maine South Manchester Naugatuck Commercial High Rhode Island New Hampshire Vermont western and eastern Massachusetts and Maine teams will compete.
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Tufts College
Mass
Goddard Gymnasium
Tufty College
Clarence P. Howrton
Tufty
Connecticut
Maine
South Manchester
Naugatuck High
Commercial High
South Portland
Bangor
Stevens High
Rumford
Seine Commercial High
Atd
Tufts
Paddock and Devon Teams in Town Title Series Clash
Milford readers follow a protracted feud as Paddock and Devon clubs seek a neutral site for a town title basketball series. Managers clash over venue with talks of a three-game set on a neutral court. both squads boast strong records with Devon at 2 losses in 15, Paddocks only 4 losses all season.
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Milford
Maren
Walte
Devon A
Waddock A
Ttiger
Francis MasTaysart
Ettha Devonites
Welllsm Ashworth
Cuprerpasy
Midford
McTapsart
Trevoen
Kosey
Kasino
Watent Beach
Tov
Belse
Pamiet
Devon
Moxey
Korner
PD. A.C. Dco
D. A. Citclbs
le Chateau
Bert
Connecticut
Rensselaer Nine Schedules Thirteen Baseball Contests
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute announces a thirteen game baseball schedule for the season, seven at home. New opponents Dartmouth, Harvard, Trinity, and College of the City of New York join the list as the team grows. Opening game set for April 15 at home, with a slate including matches in Troy, Brooklyn, Hoboken, and other venues through June.
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Trot
N. Y
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Iusz
Geammis
Troy Imginéers
Troy Tech
Darthmouth
Hatgers
Trinity
College of the City of
Nw York
Ad Follotve
N. Stephers
Troy
D. C. NY
Billy $—Syracuze
Brooklyn Poly
Brooklyn
Relay Team Becomes Contender in Penn Carnival
Boston March 14 Coach Kanaly of MIT stunned observers by guiding a one mile relay to a win over Syracuse, elevating MIT as a favorites alongside Syracuse for top honors at the upcoming Penn Carnival. Harvard and Cornell figures also impress in distance relay events, with Burke and Whitney emerging as notable performers.
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Boston
Kanaly
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Syracuse
Afonse
Leonard
Suttner
Woodring
Moston
Kdadly
Pennsylvania
Beaton
Hervard
Franklin ‘Pidd
Dartmouth
Infant
Burke
Lin
Harvard
Bingham
Fellowine Hie
Exci
Geach Blaxhar
Whitney
Barron
Penn State
Kimball
Cornell
Saa
Tilden backs Weiner as coming tennis star
The piece predicts 14 year old Sandy Weiner, Germantown prep school student in Philadelphia, will become a top player. Willam Tilden, famed champion, compares Weiner to legends, noting early indoor doubles debut March 18 at the Ice Palace Philadelphia and future matches in Hartford New Haven and Indianapolis.
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Willam
T. Tilden
Alexander
Weiner
Germantown
Remy
Philadelphia
Tilden
Varius
Ice Palace
Hartford
New Haven
Conn
Natonal
Indianapolis
Wisden
Vincent
Richards
Pte Richards
United States
Iden Je
Bill Slider
Sandy" Weiner
Sandy Weiner
Pies Tilden
Germantown Boys
Sandy
Hiden
Aging Slows Infielders and Pitchers Across Baseball
The piece argues age affects players differently by position, hitting infielders hardest and pitchers most, noting slowed feet and arm wear. It cites Bobby Wallace and Babe Adams as aging examples, discusses outfield coverage, catchers’ crouch time, and veteran pitchers like Walter Johnson and Grover Cleveland Alexander as aged stars still active at mid thirties.
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Bobby Wallace
Wallace
St. Louis
Woaper
Tanda Wallace
Inka
Pitching to Decide 1922 Baseball Race
A fragmented preseason assessment notes pitching as the key factor for the 1922 season. It compares Giants and Yankees rotations, highlights stars like Barnes Mays Hoyt and Douglass, and weighs prospects of newcomers and drafts shaping the pennant race.
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Piiching
Jaroing
Ducidy
Jsaua
Laaguo
York Giants
Gerien
Jim Ragby
Walter Make
Alexicdors
Beliecen
Nanahe
York
Gornell Announces 1922 Schedule Of Major Sports At Cornell
Cornell University varsity teams reveal 1922 calendars in three sports. Football games include Dartmouth at the Polo Grounds and the Penn game in Philadelphia. Rowing lacrosse and other fixtures list dates across Ithaca Derby Conn Philadelphia Annapolis Princeton and Albany with key opponents Yale Harvard and Syracuse.
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Schedweens
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Romeyn Berry
Feabal
Dartmouth
Polo Grounds
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Athaca
Niagra
Ithaca
New Hampshire
Colgate
Maryland
Colless Park
Naval Academy
Annapoli
Princston
Princeton
White Sox star G Harris White shuts out five straight foes
In 1904 G Harris White, a famed left handed pitcher with the Chicago White Sox, began a five game run September 13 to 30 in which the opposition went runless. He held batters to a .123 average, struck out six per game, and allowed only 18 hits. This remains the only such five game shutout streak in major league history.
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G Warris White
Iefthhander
Hirazo
White Sox
Jack Lcombs
Cam
White
Jack
Hie
Coombs
Wilak
G. Harris Wale
Ghicaso
Danask Athletes to Meet New Haven in Soccer Classic
Danask Athletes travel to Bridgeport Sunday for the Connecticut State Cup first round. New Haven France, top of the State League, faces the unbeaten Danersk in a high stakes clash. Large crowd expected as both teams seek to reach the final rounds. New Haven has prior cup success and Danersk eyes the title.
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Daneask
New Haven
Bridgeport
New Haven France
Daursk Athletice
Pame Jds
Stamford
Norwalk
Danersk
Es Favorita
Cluts
Tull Force
Stamford Sleven
Jits
Roumdrs
Hartford
Halloween Park
Aie
Manchester Court
Gevere Mdow
Storm
Danersky Mum
Brest
Havel
Ball
Ram
Ptats
Georges
Bridgesport City
the Meadows
Fonots
Briato
Manchester
Angonia
Nkew Haven
Dans’ Erak
New Orleans
Wits
Rockies
New York
Larg
Clue
Babe
Meusel
Metas
Millan
Yankees
Columbia Expects Season in Track With Crack Relay Team
New York March 13 Columbia track fans anticipate a strong outdoor season as captain Walter Higgins regains form after a mixed indoor run. Higgins starred early with a 4:23 mile in the metropolitan medley relay and helped in a medley victory, while teammate Walter Koppisch posted key victories and fast times. Other Columbians like Victor Graeb Art Haskell and Bob Moore showed consistent form, giving Columbia optimism for dual meets and intercollegiates. The outdoor schedule opens April 24 at the Penn Relays and continues through late May with Intercollegiates at Harvard.
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Deari
Walter Higgins
Columbia
Higgins
Graeb
Koppisch
Buffalo
Walter Koppisch
Tion
Buffalo Flash
Thirteenth Regiment Armory
Brooklyn
Stephenson
Buermeyer
Tiger Flash
Jake Driscoll
Columbie
Victor Graeb
Etara
Fernie Wefers
Bob Dick Allister
Art Haskell
Bob Moore
Pennsylvania
Wwest
West Pi
Dartmonth
South
New York University
South Field
Harvard
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Sandy” Weiner
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Joe Lynch
New Jersey Boxing Commission
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