Pins Stand Ready To Show East Sides How To Play
King Pin Jrs publish a challenge to East Side fans claiming the Pins can teach football and beat any team their size. They cite past scores with Maple Wood Jrs and others and tease a Sunday game against Maple Woods with referee Mr. Gahan.
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Maple Wood Jrs
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Gahan
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Malewoods
Annex
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King Vin Jrs
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Acorns
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Mohawks
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Maplewoods
Dempsey Will Try Toledo For Big Title Bout
Negotiations opened between Jack Kearns and Toledo promoter Ad Thacher to stage the Dempsey Carpentier bout in Toledo. Kearns says New York unlikely and finds no other ready location. Tex Rickard announced Willard Dempsey title bout set for March 17 1921 with the winner of the Dempsey Brennan fight on December 14. Madison Square Garden expected unless boxing commission blocks it.
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Toledo
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Thacher
Toady
Kearns
New York City
New York
Tex Hickard
Willard-Dempsey
Dempsey
Commission
Willard
Tex Rickard
Jess Willard
Bill Brennan
Prospect Boys Set To Clash With Barnum In Grammar Soccer Final
Prospect school fans crowd Seaside park as the Western title hopefuls square off against Barnum in a preliminary championship match at 10 30 Saturday. Ed Ward and Eugene O Donnel lead Prospect while Barnum relies on Mike Helen Clark's coaching. East Side roots Barnum, West Side backs Prospect amid strong pregame chatter and expected large turnout.
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Prospect School
Washingto
Prospect
Barnum School
Oelock
Seaside Park
Mackey
Barnum Boys
Mike Helen Clark
Washington
Eugene O'Donnel
Edmund Lackey
East Side
Barnum
Hart Substitutes in Polo Games Across Circuits
George Hart, formerly with Bridgeport, filled in for his brother Bob in Lowell, scoring for Bridgeport but failing to settle with Mulligan. He also appeared for Worcester before being replaced, leaving him without a regular berth. The scene includes Mulligan, Lovesteen, and other former Bridgeport players moving between Worcester, Lowell, and New Bedford as Lowell beat Hartford 11 to 3 and New Bedford defeated Providence.
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George Hart
Bridgeport
Lowell
Bob Hart
Hart J
Mulligan
Worcester
Mullican
Lovesteen
Bridewpore
Salem
Eworcester
Alito
Hartford
New Bedford
Elgin High Team Heads to Stamford for Saturday Showdown
Seventeen members of Elgin High School’s undefeated football squad depart at noon for Stamford, Connecticut, to meet Stamford High. Elgin dominated the North Eastern Illinois Conference by beating Decatur Central and Southern Division champions, while Stamford High’s schedule included New York New Jersey and Connecticut opponents with only one score against them.
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Til
Pigin’ High School
Stamford
Conn
T Samford High
e'Sisin
Decatur
Stamford High
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Fizer Victorious at New Orleans Track in Surprising Win
At Jefferson Park E F P Summerfelder Fizer won the Fenchartrain Purse over a mile at 20 to 1, finishing eight lengths ahead of Rapid Traveler the post favorite. Contey of Providence helped his team by a late stop as Duccan faced a scoring chance.
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New Orleans
Jefferson Park
E. F P. Summerfelder Fizer
LA. Clapton
Rapid Traveler
Dence
Tender Contey
Providence
Duccan
Nettins
High School Mentor Builds Bright Basketball Team
Coach Fred Hunt aims to lead the High school boys to the Connecticut state title with a deep roster and strong candidates. Benny Blade, Jackie Maher, Jay Whalen, Kenneth Eddy, Billy Dorkin, Jepson, and Saul are among likely starters as Molloy schedules games with Chicopee Holyoke New Haven Crosby and Torrington. The girls plan to form a squad after school, claiming an undefeated record last year.
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Molloy
New Haven
Crosby
Torrington
Fred Hunt
Connecticut
Chicopee High
Holyoke High
Massachusetts
Benny Blade
Jackie Maher
Jay Whalen
Kenneth Eddy
Billy Dorkin
Jepson
Saul
Hunt
Chicopee
Holyoke
Hilltops
Red
Black
Ray Whalen
Jack Maher
Maher
Hilltop
Dempsey Prepares For Broader Campaign Ahead Of Carpentier Fight
Boxing star William Harrison Dempsey trains in Central Park and aboard the Granite State with sparring partners Al Reich Clay Turner and others. He plans a 15 round Madison Square Garden bout with Bill Brennan on December 14 and a future title showdown with Jess Willard on St Patrick’s Day in New York.
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Jack Velock
New York
William Harrison
Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Bill Brennan
Madison Square Garden
Central Park
Granite State
Hudson
96Th Street
Bill Tate
Dan O'Dowd
Battling Thomas
Jack Johnson
al Reich
Clay Turner
Bankhart May Succeed Morrow as Coach in Eastern Football
The piece notes few changes in 1921 coaching ranks with Tad Jones at Yale and John Heisman at Penn remaining. It reports Larry Bankhart, ex Colgate coach, may replace Dave Morrow at Washington and Jefferson if he accepts, marking the only major coaching change cited.
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Yale
Harvard
Tad Jones
Penn
Quakers
John Heisman
Heisman
Cornell
Georgia Tech
Larry Banhart
Colgate
Dave Morrow
Washington and Jefferson
Bob Folwell
Annapolis
Gilmour Dobie
Buc
Recount Ends at Bowie as Racing Season Closes
Bowie Maryland December 1 curtain falls on racing as the Bowie meeting concludes a strong season. No more racing in the East this year except winter South tracks with Bowie to reopen next April. A large crowd braved cold wind and cloudy skies to witness a good card.
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Bowie, Md
Bowie
McMillan Made Colonel by Kentucky Governor
Danville Kentucky December first Governor Edwin P Morrow at a Danville Chamber dinner announced that Centre College quarterback Bo McMillan has been made a colonel on his staff Cecil Bridge of Danville was named captain of the All Eastern hockey squad for the coming season The All Eastern team defeated the All Canadian squad last year
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Danville Chamber of Commerce
Centra
Edwin P. Morrow
Bo McMillan
Centre
Cecil Bridge
All- Canadien
Yale Captain Tim Callahan to Attend Oxford
Yale football captain Tim Callahan announced plans to enter Oxford University after midyear Yale examinations. He will pursue a six month course abroad before returning to Boston to pursue business ventures. Callahan, from Lawrence, Massachusetts, served in the navy during the war.
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New Haven
Tim” Callahan
Yale
Oxford University
Callahan
English University
Boston
Lawrence
Mass
Okmulgee Names Harry Wombach Manager For 1921
Okmulgee Oklahoma announces Harry Wombach former umpire and minor league pitcher signed yesterday with owners E R Black and associates to manage the club for the 1921 season. American Association club attendance for 1920 rose to 1,389,325 up about 296,000 from 1919.
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Okla
Harry Wombach
Western Association
E.R. Black and Associates
A. A
Chicago
Clube of
American Association
Hebrew Boys To Play The Laurels In Rival Season Closer
The Hebrew Boys clash with The Laurels on Sunday December 3 at Beardsley Park in a final game of the season. Both teams are evenly matched and old rivals, with the Hebrew Boys hoping for a win in their last appearance of the year.
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Laaurels
East End
Beardsley Park
Hebrew Boys
Amateur champion to turn pro in Madison Square Garden race
Fred Taylor of Newark, the amateur bicycling champion, will debut as a professional in the Madison Square Garden six day race beginning at midnight. He teams with Tom Smith of Newark as one of 15 entries. The Eagles bowling team at Palace alleys seeks games with Columbus Boys' Club or the Sokols.
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Wimpleton
Englanc
England
United States
New York
Fred Taylor
Newark
N. J
Tom_Smith
Eagles
Palace
Columbus Boys’ Club
Sokols
Eastern Coaches Set to Pursue New Style Next Fall
O Neill stays at Columbia and other leaders like Bob at Harvard Bill Roper at Princeton Charles Daly at West Point Hugo Bezdek at Penn State Glenn Warner at Pittsburgh Chick Meehan at Syracuse and smaller schools plan to return to refine the new style.
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O'Neill
Columbia
Bob
Harvard
Bill Roper
Princeton
Charles Daly
West Point
Hugo Bezdek
Penn State
Glenn Warner
Pittsburgh
Chick Meehan
Syracuse
St Paul star tops American Association pitching chart
The American Association report names Hall of St. Paul as the league's best pitcher with 2.06 earned runs per game over 327 innings, 27 wins and eight losses. Indianapolis Jones is second at 2.52 ERA, Columbus Danforth third at 2.57, and Williams of St. Paul tallies 20–? as Gang Coumbe moves to the Reds with 19–7.
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American Association
Hall
St. Paul
Jones
Indianapolis
Dave
Danforth
Columbus
Williams
Gang Coumbe
Reds
Tost
Welling suspended from Wisconsin ring for year
Milwaukee December 1 Joe Welling the Chicago boxer was suspended from fighting in Wisconsin for one year by the State Boxing Commission. The action followed testimony by referee Walter Houlehen and others that Welling made no effort in a recent bout with Lew Tendler.
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Wis
Joe Welling
Chicago
Wisconsin
State Boxing Commission
Walter Houlehen
Welling
Lew Tendler
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