Dark Horses of Major League Race Named by Trade Press
New York reporters call the Washington Senators and Boston Braves the dark horses for 1922, noting Peckinpaugh and Harris anchor Washington, while Boston adds Kopf and Fore to a strong infield and improved outfield and pitching depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Luby
Washington Senators
Boston Braves
Stub
St. Louis Pustits
Senators
Braves
Yankees
Guffich
New York American
Hag
Roger Peexinpaush
Washington
Griffith
Bing Miller
Acosta
Peckinpaugh
Shanks
Harris
Judge
Groh
Bancroft
Frinch
Kelly
Giants
Howard
Ms Innis
Wall
MoInnis
Gosith
Colombia
Clyde Milan
Speaker
Cobb
Rico
Felder
Milan
Frank Brower
Washingston
Gostin
Wies
Han Goebel
Reading
Donté Bush
Tigers
Lamotte
Peek
Aarrige
Johnson
Zachary
Mogridge
George
Erickson & Highthander
Phillipa
Grimith
Tomwell
New Orleans
Washington A0
Leed Gharrity
Val Picmnich
Gharrity
Picmich
Wester
John
Eix Strraight
Cardinals
Vast Yere
Shieh
Dike Washington
Hols
Peckinnaugh
Fin Kopf
Cincinnati
Geott-Marquard
Kopf
Tash Stigon
Barbare
Barbaré
Barbars
Boston
Boekel
Fore
Holken
St. Louis
Natonals
Folke
Argres
Eivenes
Boeekel
Horace Ford
Devon-Paddock Court Series Still Awaited by Fans
Milford readers learn that the Devon A C of Walnut Beach and the Paddock A C of Milford seek to settle the court supremacy with an inter-town series. Managers McTaggart and Ashworth clash over terms while fans urge a on-court showdown. Devon would host one game for the same guarantee, with proceeds to charity if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Mar
Paddock A. C
Walnut Beach
Devon A. C
Francis McTaggart
Devonites
William Ashworth
Paddocks
Asswatit
Paddonkilvoy
Quinteta Rigids
Tig
MecTasgart
Cour
Kosey Kerner
Tosany
Mame
Devon
McTurkert
Glenbrooks
Two new phenoms rise with Browns in 1922 roster
St Louis Browns feature rookies Robertson and Durst as phenoms in anticipation of the 1922 season. Robertson, a versatile infielder prospect, and Durst, a left handed outfielder, draw early attention while Austin remains with the club preparing for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis Browns
Austin
Mobile
Alt
St.Louis Browns
Tee Fohl
Pennont
Ala
Eugene Roberton
Cedrc
Robertson
Wrowna
Jimmy Burke
Durst
Garath Austin
Tex
Beaumont
Dunst
Browns
Everett Scott
Yankees
Charley Hollacher
Cubs
James Pepper Austin
James
Frank Ellerbe
Jamas
Cornell Wrestlers Place Third at Lehigh Tourney
Cornell University wrestlers finish third at Lehigh University in Bethlehem Pennsylvania securing multiple titles in 125 145 and unlimited divisions. Pansen won the 177 pound title for Cornell while Wright downed Yale and Watson of Penn State earned a fall and led a strong team effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Grappier
Cornell University
Taylor
Lehigh University
Cornell
Pansen
Witseo
State
Wright
Yale
Mackey
Watson
Penn State
Seuwarsbach
Lehigh
Nelson
Roberts
Hahnen
Parks
Dumn
Wallice
Johnson
Sra
Lettgh
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Madison Juniors Triumph Over Columbus Tossers
Milford fans await decisive action as Madison Juniors seek town championship. Leamy’s last minute play could settle the dispute, with local supporters hoping for a clear result amid rival claims and sport passion.
Morvich May Start in Derby or Preakness Decision Soon
Morvich, the undefeated colt by Rannymede and Hywir, may race in Kentucky or Maryland but only one option will be chosen as both Derby and Preakness are on the same day. Owner Ben Block and trainer Burling weigh final plans while Burlew waits on Morvich’s training progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerber
Browns
Fohl
Robertson
Robby Rete
Durst
Bobby Yeach
Speaker
Law Finera
Jimmy Sheckard
Morvich
Kentucky
Preakness
New York
Merch
Wil Morvick
Devo
Huc
Lees Clessic Preak
Rannymede
Hywir
Weiner
Maryland
George Miller
Baltimore
A. B. Dade
Louisville
Benjamin Block
Mr. Black
Marvick
Fla
Biork
Fred Butlen
Hilm
Marvieh
Derry
Burien
Buriew
Burlew
Hart
Burlow
Mom
Ilie
Surlen
Landis Hands Giants World Series Emblems
In Texas on March 6 the New York Giants received five world series emblems from Commissioner Landis. Each regular also got a share of the receipts. Pitchers Ryan, Shea and Canty were sent on a barnstorming tour with the second team and returned to the team afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New York Giants
KK. M. Landis
Ryan
Shea
Cansey
GREB AIMS TO OUTBOX DEMPSEY IN DREAM FIGHT
Harry Greb speaks on a potential bout with Jack Dempsey, saying he believes he can outbox Dempsey over 12 to 15 rounds. He recalls defeating Gibbons, notes the public’s interest, and acknowledges knockout chances exist for both sides. He insists he would fight a better match than Carpentier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Greb
Jack Dempsey
Jack Dempyes
Fane
Gibbons
Enome
Damians
Dempsey
Aiah
Krioek Gibbons
Iboons
Inhons
Tare
Gibbang
Tam
Carpentier
Coogan Targets Dundee Title in Brooklyn Bout
Mal Coogan, Brooklyn lightweight, challenges John Dundee for the junior lightweight title. Coogan meets Jimmy Hanlon in Clarmount Tanke, his East debut in two years, with Dundee needing a decisive win to keep the belt while Coogan’s victory could force a title clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Cooran
Brooklyn
Mee
Jimmy Hanlon
Conga
Jonnny Dundee
Dundee
Coogan
Tanlon
Henton
Flying Parson Hal Cuthill Sets Record At Wesleyan
Norwalk native Hal Cuthill, known as the Flying Parson, rose to fame in track at Wesleyan University and Bo ston events. He balanced church studies with athletics, captained Bowton Aiigue, and became a leading amateur sprinter, famed for the 1 000 yard run and cross country performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cuthill
Buffalo
Hal Cuthill
Norwalk
Rowayton
Clifford Pp. Cuthill
Rowayton Grammar School
Williama
Norwalk High School
Bowaston
Wesleyan University At
Middletown
Nia
Wesleyan
Norwalk High
Hal CudMit
Norwalk Tira & Rubber Copany
Yaln & Towne Companis
Stamford
Thei
Westoyan University
Binfather Durine
Vouns Cuthill
Han
Cold Springs
Boston University School of Theology
Ministre Jestepring
Tement Methodist
Boston
Tim
Iain
Ashigtant TaNmager of & Chain of
Bostor School of Theology
Cotbill
Bowton. Aiigue Association
English colleges to field strong crews at Putney oat race
London March 24 Indicat ure that both Oxford and Cambridge will be represented in the annual oat race at Putney on April 1 crews well above average merit with a favorable wind in 3 minutes 47 1-2 seconds beating the record Cambridge with a crew averaging about seven on a mere per man yesterday without scratch crew assistance in 19 minutes 5 wecon The water conditions however were better than during the Oxford trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oxford
Camypride
Putney
Cambridge
Meadowbrook Club Plans Outdoor Carnival in Summer
Philadelphia report indicates Meadowbrook Club intends to stage an outdoor athletic carnival at a ball park next summer. Alfred G. Hill of the Polytechnic Harriers is said to have contributed insights after an invitation to visit the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Meadowbrook’Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Hatke
TLE
Satre
Wits
Outield
Cruise
Nicolson
Southworth
Powell
Boston Nationals
Fayt
Ray Powell
Credi
Firehaser
Georgie Burns
Ln Southworth
Heston
Maranville
Braven Floid
Ally
Nicholson
Mitchell
Nixon
Ty Sum
Oeschper
Fiiungim
Scott
Mefuillen
Marquard
Rube
Martuard
Oescheer
Nehf
Errelritht
Arthur Nehf
MecQuillen
Long Island
Reventeen
Dana Fillingim
Johnny Watson
Tiacetneak
Dick Rudolph
Hot Springs
Braxton
Pierrotti
le Cooney
Eatehing
Lio Foh
Ria Estesing
Hank Severeid
Fat Colling
Iagh
Bain Gs
Arthur Watkins
Joan Heving
Pat Coiis
Eugene Robertson
Dave Danforth
ELI
Madison Juniors
Columbus
X Partners
Sun
Iglean Sportmalilae
Madison
Yate
F Mullins
Rilker
Grita
Z Grant
Eo A Coletti
Lieberman
Aaron
Landis
Mel Coogan
John Dundee
Eling Parson
Gutbill
Gavin
Montard
Eh Gotsill
Cac Sam
New England
Manchester,n.h
R.g.sullivan
NFGR
Main St
Open Uivenings
Main St. Haaks
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!