Yankees Plan to Strengthen Team-French Tennis Officials Back up Mlle. Lenglen
French tennis officials accept Captain De Ioannis resignation and land Lenglen as a vice, amid federation condemnation of United States Lawn Tennis Association. The federation states no quarrel with the USLTA but objects to perceived high pressure terms and comments about Mlle. Lenglen.
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Lenglen
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Saganne Lengten
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France
Jordan Chosen Leader of 1922 Yale Eleven
Jordan of Bangor is elected quarterback to lead Yale's 1922 team. He has two seasons of varsity play and was a member of the freshman squad last year. Charles K. Lucker at New Haven will be football manager for next year.
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Jordan
Yale
Bangor
Mitre Ale
Fhiljier Academy
Lenglen too ill to play as reports clash
The record notes Mile Lenglen and her parents left Paris amid conflicting reports on her fitness. A French official denied any intent to escape a match while American and French officials exchanged statements about her health and training.
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Lenglen
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Paris
Ayse Lenglen
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der Vich
Iething Moe
Jen Pia
Past Grid Season Produced Great Crop of Quarterbacks
The 1921 season produced a dozen high class quarterbacks across the East and West. Devine of Iowa is hailed as the West's greatest, with Williams of Minnesota praising him ahead of Eckersall and McGovern. Williams, Penn State's Killinger, and Centre's McMillin are noted as top contenders and stars in running, passing, and kicking.
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Fist
Devine
Iowa
Killinger
Me¢Millin
Towa
West
Williams
Alinesdta
Walter Eckersall
Johnny McGovern
Deve
Wet McMillin
Moro
Yale
Laurie
Princeton
Holleran
Pittsburg
Rommey
Chicago
Brenson
Lafeyette
Harvard Plans Heavy Grid Schedule For 1922
Harvard proposes a heavy football schedule for 1922 with doubleheaders. Cambridge reports plans to renew traditional rivals including Yale Princeton and Brown and to host University of Georgia in a planned opener. Limited details suggest early season games against Harvard affiliates and New England colleges, with graduate manager Warren coordinating dates.
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Johnny Shugrue Loses New England Title to Boston Rival
Johnny Shugrue loses the New England lightweight title to Johnny Clinton of Boston in a bout that ends after six rounds. The ring officials inspect Shugrue for a nose injury and rule in favor of Clinton, with disputed moments and crowd reaction shaping the finish.
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Joo
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Y. M. H. A. Five Trim Crack Gothamites
A garbled report details a fast paced game where five players from Y M H A contributed to a high scoring night. Mentions include names like Yapkin Mex Elterson and Johnny Andrews with scattered references to Detroid and Mooney.
Crasho Eleven to Play Dousle Header
Fragmentary notes indicate a planned matchup involving Crasho Eleven against Dousle Header with unclear details. The garbled text references possible team names, locations, and a date or venue but specifics remain unreadable.
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Crasho Eleven
Dousle
Incomplete OCR Summary of Local Sports Notes
Fragmentary text mentions terms and week references, names like Arvibe Wood of Minne apolla, and a mid point location. Lacks coherent event, dates, or clear actions to determine a proper headline or summary.
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Pope
Greenleaf
Minneapolla
Naval Base Eyeing Bridgeport Game Despite Uncertainty
The Naval base team plans to host a bridgeport game at Norwich Raceway stadium next Sunday, aiming to boost readiness and attract a strong crowd. Manager Tack Wearney promises two big surprises as the squad, led by Captain Williams, fields a confident eleven in best condition.
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Ney Lowden Naval Pease
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Tate
Agmarenc
Joes
Naval
Newdon Elks
Norwich
Msc
Loudon
Nolisuing
Kolar Willams
Bangrady
Jim City
Tack Wearney
Twin Oaks Triumph Over All-Star Team
Twin Oaks defeats All-Star squad in a tight game featuring standout performances by Petryne Worm and Carzane Hailes. Stacked with key plays, the contest showcased strong defense and clutch scoring in a lively district matchup.
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Twin Oaks
Carzane
Rumor of Heisman’s Penn tenure ending sparks debate
Philadelphia rumor spreads that John Heisman may be released as Penn football coach despite a remaining contract. A Penn source close to alumni says unrest grows. others claim Heisman has been relieved of duties, with another candidate considered, as Penn faces a tough season against Cornell and others.
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Heisman
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Weisman
Sais
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Notable Yale Football Star Faces Rival Harvard Clash
Grantland Rice recounts Yale football legends and foresees a clash with Harvard, highlighting Willie Hynes and Tad Allen as pivotal figures in a storied era. The piece praises Dowie coaching, Cornell and Dartmouth influences, and the enduring drive of Yale’s football program amid fierce competition.
Bogash Opens Training for Bout With Mike O Dowd
Lou Bogash begins preparation for a forthcoming bout with Mike O Dowd, former middleweight champion, focusing on conditioning and roadwork through the week. The article traces his daily routine, gym sessions, and plans to host sparring partners while awaiting smooth roads for endurance training.
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Lou Bogash
Mike O’dowd
Low Toyah
Park City
Mikey O' Pew
Cor
Young Lubby Breaks Hand in Brooklyn Fight
A chaotic Brooklyn bout left Young Lubby with a broken hand yet he gamely battled on. The report blends fractured phrases and garbled text, preserving the core note of a boxer continuing despite injury.
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Lubby
Brooklyn
Cosgrove Denies Will Pilot 1922 Pittsfield Team
The report claims Cosgrove may guide Pittsfield in 1922 after a season with Turner Oof Brancos. Dennis Navlon, president of Willits, cites Cosgrove as a potential manager candidate. Local officials and fans anticipate decisions as the Eastern League plans and New York meetings proceed.
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Pittsfield
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Dennis Navlon
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Yankees Map 1922 Campaign At Conference Huggins Returns
New York Yankees weigh plans for the 1922 season at a conference as coach Miller Huggins makes a comeback. The article notes an undefeated streak, upcoming tests, and preparations at the stadium with players continuing workouts and discussions about lineup and strategy.
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Huggins
Smith Leads Syracuse Cross Country Team
Syracuse reports Homer leading the university cross country squad for the season with Weatherers and Feltman among notable sophomores. The piece notes a new lineup and precedent setting selection guiding the team into the season.
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Bridgeport High Track Seeks New Indoor Quarters
Bridgeport High plans indoor season at new quarters with Coach Anderson targeting success. Only seven graduates left, with recruits joining to fill spots. team aims to compete in Yale meets, De Witt Clinton interscholastic, and New York events while seeking facility approval at Lyon Terrace.
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Plans for 102% campaign loom in New York baseball talks
New York officials and Manager Miller Huggins discuss strengthening the 102% era Yankee club with focus on pitching. No trades planned before Buffalo minor league conference. Ruth salary rumors denied. Club officials pursue completion of the new park with shoe shaped stands to seat 60,000.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Park City Pinochlers Fourth Round Playday
Park City League action Monday night at Acme Shear saw Acme Shear defeat General Electric 29 to 20 with Terdeft and Gurfe as Acme's top scorers. American Chain beat Housatonic Plant of the Brass Company 38 to 45 as Holmes and Edwards led, while Main Plant and Hubles Bowards led scatters for their teams. Official standings place American Chain, General Electric, Housatonic Plant, and Main Plant in the top four.
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Edwards
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De La Salle Five Defeat Chelsea School in Basketball
De La Salle Institute beat Chelsea School in a basketball game yesterday led by Ward and Laneto. The victory featured strong inside scoring and key defensive stops as De La Salle claimed the win.
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Chelsea School
Yester- A
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Ward
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