Paddy O Connor and Gilbert groom Eastern League pennant
Paddy O Connor and Billy Gilbert groom teams for Eastern League pennant as Albany and Waterbury seek first division glory. The article notes major league holdouts, signings from the South, and Weiss and Bender’s moves shaping the Elm City and New Haven rosters for a competitive 1922 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy O'Connor
Billy Gilbert
Albany
Lee
Vageman
John McGraw
Brasscos
Gilbert
Perth
Gilvery
South
Walter Kop
Write
Samide
Giants
Leifer
White Sox
Tucker
Quinn
Pilcher
Waterbury
Gian’ Killinger
Gene McCann
Wilingos
Emyptio State
Paddy 0
O'Connor
York State
Pittsfield
Bridgeport
Worcester
Bridgeport High Invited to New York Interscholastic Track Meet
Bridgeport High joins ten New York area prep schools in the twenty third annual Interscholastic track and field meet to be staged at Ohio Field on April 2. Schools from Greater New York and surrounding states were invited, with last year’s meet drawing 596 participants. Events include sprints, distance runs, jumps, relays, and throws, with prizes for top performances.
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BF York
New University
Ohio Field
Greater
New York
New York State
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Marcersburg Academy
Lawrenceville
Tait School
Exteter
Andover
Supfield
Bethlehem
Tome
Balimore Pally
Bridgeport
Brooklyn
Prey
Suffield Schoo
Suffield
Abner Doubleday and the American origin of baseball
A historical account traces baseball’s claimed American origin to Abner Doubleday of West Point, noting a 1838 Cooperstown scheme and a Spalding commission conclusion in 1907 that baseball originated in the United States. It lists early rules, equipment, and milestones from 1843 through 1918, including knickerbocker club, pitching distances, strikes, balls, and the abolition of the spitball.
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Huadvall Aa
Egypt
Feni Hassan
Nile
British Museum
London
Aristonieus
Babe Ruth
AL Ge. Spalding
A. G. Mills
Arthur P. Gorman
Morgan Buikely
N. Eb, Young
al J. Reach
George Wright
James
Sullivan
Uuy
Cooguerstown
N.Y
Braeba
Knickerbocker
Glub
New York
Haloken
S.J. Knickerbocker
Fiat
Learle
Robby Matthews
Qhamas Waite
Polo Grounds
Jute
Pittsburgh
Lonliged
Chaleher
Spithal
Ebbetts says Dodgers top Brooklyn squads in forty years
Jacksonville March 22 Bert Ebbetts owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers says the present team is the best Brooklyn has had in forty years. Manager Robinson scout Sutton and Nap Rucker share optimism as spring workouts begin for 1923, with plans to carry 25 players including eight pitchers seven outfielders and three catchers amid improved defense and depth over 1920 pennant years.
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Jones and Bush
New York Americans
Harry Frazee
Bebe Ruthalag
Ang
Jearues
Eddie Reusch
Cincinnati Reds
Romell
Connie Mack
Romel Ig
Letana
Eagle Pess
Texan
Reusch
Critica
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Connecticut
Bay State Deposters
O'Neill Elreult
Despi
George Weiss
New Haven Indians
Eddie Bayts
Brooklyn Star
Dominick Mulkennan
White Sox
Gustaygon
Weiss
Hantern
Elm City Combination
Chist Bender
Bender
New Haven
Reading
Seaton
Giana
Priedeipiia
Anctor
Bill
Fullrennan Gustavson
New Haven Bks
George Creowski
Marty Shas
Waterbury
Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Jacksonville
Fla
Bert
Buner
Sthietes
Squire Ebbetts
Robinson
Larry Sutton
Besa
Hungling
DeBerry
Nap Rucker
Dodger
Amorale
Dedgeer Chieftain
Pevidien
Rasery
Pitdvers
Eiste
Greb Describes Gibbons Punches In Bout
Harry Greb recalls the Gibbons fight noting Gibbons landed only three clean blows in ten rounds two to the body and one to the jaw. Greb credits footwork and resolve for avoiding decisive punishment and keeping control while acknowledging Gibbons’ power and hard slogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Greb
Gibbons
Tommy Gibbons
Gibbana
Han
Igor
Ofhem
Llo
Crescent Tossers Edge Post Juniors in Tight Victory
Crescent Tossers defeated Post Juniors in a close game as both teams showed offensive pressure and strong defense. Key players delivered steady scoring while teammates contributed on both ends, highlighting a competitive midseason matchup.
Psychology in Athletics to be Tested at Illinois
Dr. Coleman Griffith, University of Illinois psychology head, leads a program on sports psychology across football, basketball, and track. Aims include testing players with the Vernier rubonoscope to gauge mental and physical speed, selecting the 122 conference football team, and integrating psychological data into coaching practice for morale, attention, emotion, and performance.
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Illinois
Urbana
Zuppke
University of Sinais
Coleman R. Griffith
Jor
Griffith
Te Uthlerer
Urs
Geriffits
Ty Thal
Verona
Lona
Hla
Dave
Tech track team to face Harvard in spring meet
The Bay State Tech track team readies a spring dual against Harvard, with coach presiding over a cautious buildup. Officials and former captains discuss prospects as the indoor season shifts to outdoor competition, highlighting early aims and key matchups.
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BAY State Tech
Harvard
Maxg
Marreel
Otenele Benaga
Gantidarey
Friar Reall
Tech Oval
Anon
T Meoune
Avil
Jena Fesr
Ehanpe
Ainel Vt
Navy
la Abiascos
Siegiaces
Mundy Ruel To Sign With Red Sox Report
Muddy Ruel, catcher for the Red Sox, notified president Terry Frazee he would sign a contract. Ruel would accept a salary offer of about $1,000 over last year's pay. Frazee and Ruel discussed terms in Garnahed, with the club holding firm on negotiations and the potential for a new deal.
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Mudde Ruel
Red Sox
Hierry H. Frazee
Frazee
Ruel Starr
Inday
Shah
Lo Ruel
Myst
Freddie Welsh Plans Abroad and Future Boxing Return
Freddie Welsh intends to stay in America and pursue new work while considering future bouts. He spoke of possible matchups in Philadelphia and England, including a pending fight with Archie Walker in April, and outlined plans for summer activity and continued training to remain fit for top welterweight competition.
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Freddie Welsh
America
Maray
Freddie Wealth
Carmoer Ward
Lainey
Fylse
Ertie Fire
Arevent
Briplah
Tell Ween
Nair Fiom Sparcokan
London
Klee
AL Flirat
Freddie
England
Archie Walker
Philadelmia
Henge
Forbes
Calgary
Tal
Winnipes
Yankees 10 Start Season With 23 Players On Roster
New Orleans March 23 The Yankees plan to open with 23 players named by Miller Huggins as the roster core. Carl Mays Hoyt Jones Bush Shawkey O’Doul Murray Pipps Ward Scott Baker McMillan Mitchell Roth Meusel Skinner Haines among others remain in contention. Several rookies, including Murray Jolley McMillan and Haines, show promise while Killinger Gilmore Wilson Quin and Culp are fights for spots among pitchers outfielders and infielders. Huggins aims to trim the group toward opening season.
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New Orleans
Mar
Miller Huggins
Huggins
Mt Jeant
Lola
Carl Mays
Wane Hoyt
Sam Jones
Joe Bush
Rob Shawkey
Lefty
Frank O'déal
Georges Murray
dim _ Jolley
Pichora
Walle Behang
Treddie Hofmann
al Revormer
Walle Pipps Agron Ward
Everett Scott
J. Franklin Baker
Mike McNaily
Norman McMillan
Todb Ny Mitchell
Hebe Roth
Bob Meusel
Rimer Miller
Cam Skinner
Hinkey Haines
Bobbie Roth
Suse
Chicago
Canddi
Bobbie Tecarr
Gormer Wilson
George Quin
Bernie Culp
Ed Neuac
Denver
Colorado
George Murray
Jimlotley
Letty O'Doul
Camp Butinner
Glenn Killinger
Haines
Penn State
Nannes
Yankee
Flying Cop Bob McAllister Aims for 100 Yard Record
New York police officer Bob McAllister, known as the Flying Cop, trains for outdoor sprint success after rapid indoor marks. He credits training under Copeland and Al Cope land, recalls early races, and notes plans to target the 100 yard and potentially the 160 yard records while balancing police work and athletics with New York A. C. affiliation. McAllister, a plain clothes detective, served in the war and speaks of future outdoor chances against Charley Paddock.
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New York’s
Bob” McAillater
Apysister
Metropolitan Association
Foy McAllister
New Fork Police
Big Ox
Jseain
Bo" McMillan
Kentucky
Bob McAllater
McAllister
Fifth Avenue
McCoombs Park
Jake Weber
Take
Fordham
New York A. C
Jake
Ume
al Copeland
Copeland
Charney Paddock
Ugo
New York 4. C
Peekskill
Bernie Weters, Jr
Crendaliva
Alti
Charley Pad
New Yorky
A. C
Robert McAllister
New Spring Ace
New York
New York Pace Department
Genera McAllister
Milford tourney action as Stephens shines
In Milford the town championship bowling tourney resumed at the Palace. Bill Stephens posted strong form with 124 pinfall and 93 average as Howland's team fell behind. Highlights included Walt Ellison Trevianco and high scores, with Milford taking three straight in a contested match against Howland’s Bridgeport.
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Milford
Mareh
the Palace
Bill Stephens
Rota
Walt Eulson
Treviecor
Avere
Howland’s
Sridgeport
Vota
Milter
Atmucles
No Baseball Team at Washington and Jefferson College
Washington and Jefferson College appears to have no varsity baseball team for the coming season. Athletic Council discussions suggest abolishing varsity representation, amid student requests for teams. Decisions hinge on a meeting with graduate and active council members.
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Washington
Washington and Jefferson
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