Ruth Seeks $85,000 For 1922 Season In Bid For Player Control
Babe Ruth says he will ask for 85000 for the 1922 season and that he could be an asset at the gate for any club in the league. He notes his past earnings, home run records, and a feeling of fading from the game unless he secures big pay. He discusses contract history with the New York club and a potential sale price totaling around 34000 in the coming season.
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Babe” Ruth
Wustay Bern
Iba
New Yar Acuutiars
Anil Othen
T Bane
Ruth
Cin Seazat
Ve Babos
Yane Aovemneyy Leagus
New York
Tam
Yale Places Two on Evans All Eastern Team
Yale earns two spots on Evans All Eastern selections as Yale players join Princeton, Penn State, Harvard and others in a varied east lineup. Killinger of Penn State is noted as a standout at quarterback while Yale’s Aldrich and McGuire contribute strong performances along the line.
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Yale
Evans
Killinger
Enn
Princeton
Stanley Keck
Keck
Guire
Chicago-Prin
McGuire
Inumya
Inte
Snte
Macomber
Harvard
Sturm
Yare
McColllum
Fenn State
Brown
Carney
Navy
Tigers
Baker
Stein
Pittsburgh
Wittmer
Shortleft
Aldrich
Davies
Pitts
Nes
Mallory
Yule
Tightner
Penn State
Kaw
Cornell
Robertson
Dartmouth
Gilre
Mood Bac
Nngood Fueball
Fulthanid
Othe
Guar
Harvard Stein
Centerburg
Guardinapolis
Hreck
Princeton Macomber
Ccseces Vale
Dartes
Oren
Pittsburg
Ower
Raapeceetreoslee
Burvar
Billy Evans Pushes Change To Basketball Foul Rules
Billy Evans argues against the current foul system, claiming it hurts the game and hinders scoring. He cites exams with four referees and praises rule revisions proposed by experts to limit personal fouls and adjust penalties.
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Billy Evans
California Wins Pacific Coast Title and Challenges East
California captures the Pacific Coast Conference title and issues a challenge to eastern teams. The article notes prospects for a future tournament against the Eastern clubs and mentions invitations extended to leading teams along with remarks on personnel and facilities.
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California
Zbyszko Defeats Lewis In Garden Wrestling Bout
Zbyszko defends his heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden by defeating Strangler Lewis. Lewis won the first fall via flying technique, the second fall followed after a rolling sequence, and the champion claimed the third fall with a decisive hold. The bout, noted for its length and controversial moments, capped a long career and sparked debate over refereeing and match rules.
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Zbyszko
Lewis
Garden
BREW
Madison Square Garden
Strangler
Leyi
Bis
Nelson
Iis Snewalda
Ho and
Eve Thas Cing
Stan
Democrats Stay Away From School Board Meeting
Fragmented OCR text shows Democrats absent from a school board session, with references to three dissenting commissioners and discussions on legality of actions. The piece mentions names and roles such as Webster Buen and others, detailing debate over committee control and superintendent reports.
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Salio
Elma
Nannas
Thomas M
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Ani
Streigi
Cyniinitiers
Welk
Iwisiy
Weaard Sealerdaxs
Tollaws
Webster Buen
Appertisn
Teputs Heere
Ro Npnst
Modern Love King Smiles At Birdie Paris Prophesy Revelation
A garbled report claims Madame Wielense predicts Landen will avoid the guillotine and die before execution, while a Paris prophecy ties France’s upheavals to the war’s end. The article notes Landen’s reaction and a dramatic scene with a judge and audience amid sensational references to a serial killer and public interest.
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Paris
Madame Wielense
Sue
Wilang
Rusaia
Landen
Vewsaacer
Jena
Hero Delanerd
Jerre
Persia
Ste Hepes
Jones Brothers Confer on Ali Iowa Tilt Plans
In a briefing with Journal Courier, Howard Jones of Yale discusses arranging a match between Valean, Towns, and stronger eastern colleges to determine a league championship. He notes tentative scheduling, possible mid season date, and the desire to avoid conflicts with Harvard and Teeten Caries while backing Western Conference plans.
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Tusie
Ce Wuniy
Harvard
Inter
Liss
Yatra Team
Jelie
Iatt
Prophecyi Ag
U S Tennis Official Denies Comment on Lenglens Condition
Gilroy to lead 1922 Tiger team Princeton X Jy Nov 23 Of Haverhill Winsie captain the 122 i football eleven to lay the men who earned the letters Uais season in either pe Talo or Harvard ganiss
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Princeton
Haverhill
Winsie
Harvard Ganiss
Mswin ey Council Celebrates First Anniversary in Hibernies
Swiney Council marks its first anniversary on Hibernies Hington Avenue with a cani dance. Mrs. T aise and athiven, Mrs. Murray, Sexton, Denney oversee sale tables. John ME Chitletin and P. Murray lead booths. Miss en and Catherine Lombard assist with duties.
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Hibernieshington Avenue
Cai
T Aise & Athiven
Murray
Sexton
Denney
John ME Chitletin
P. Murray
Missen
Therine Lombard
Mary Owe
Claremont Snowfall Report Highlights 22 Inch Total
A brief notice notes heavy snow in Claremont with 22 inches reported today as the Boston and Maine railroad lines face disruption. Major routes including Brattleboro and White Junction suffer sleet and communication cuts, with service east of the area under strain. Local conditions described as heavy and persistent, though no freezing occurred.
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Springfield
Boston and Maine Railroad
Claremont
Southern
Mnconveniense
Tennis Official Denies Lenglen Dancing Charge
Joseph Jennings treasurer of the United States Lawn Tennis Association denied telling a Philadelphia reporter that Mile. Suzanne Lenglen danced after a match and defaulted to Mrs. Moira Byar. He said he made no comment on Lenglen’s condition or the organization’s attitude and aimed to correct an error regarding Captain de Joannis’s resignation as Lenglen’s manager from the French Lawn Tennis Association.
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XEW
Joseph Mr. Jennings
Uniteed States Lawn Tennis Association
Suzanne Lenglen
Tenns
Nng
Moira Byarsted Mallory
Forest Hits
Jennings
Philadelphia
AR. de Joannis
Mile
Lenglen
Associaton
Mr. Jennings
de. Joannis
Mile. Lengen
Bfa
Dng
France
Lea
Hersel
Missing Soccer Official From Bristol
Weeraw ee J 35 secretary of the United States Football association missing since November. Brother in law Scholefield reported him missing from Bristol. No word since then. police alarm requested after wife telephoned.
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Weerawee
Fames Soholefie
United States Football Associaton
Scholefield
Connecticut
Rela
Ohnson
Noefield
Emer
Bristot
Johnson
Unsure Fragment Teases Identity Shift
Fragmentary OCR suggests phrase about "ou is now where he is" and uncertain wording. Context unclear. no definite event, person, or location identifiable.
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Whem Het
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