Army Navy grid clash fuels New York City game
The Army Navy gridiron clash unfolds in New York City per Colo D Koehler at West Point. The report notes athletic approvals, recent performers like Richie Mitchell, and a basketball lineup set for a New Year matinee with Jamestown and Warrenites in ongoing regional battles.
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New York City
Colo: D Koehler
Ital
West Point
Hirran
Nayneiass Five
Festowa Legionaires
Jamestown
Jamestown Five
Daniel
Warrenites
UB Shoot 1 Ast Night at the Corny Red and Gin Club
The report notes scores from last night’s regular shoot at the Corny Red and Gin Club with one auxiliary shot recorded. It highlights a single athlete achieving one assist and one shot in the event.
Rocky Grove Home Invasion Report From Lamberton Street
In Rocky Grove a home on Lamberton Street was entered during early hours as Mrs Estella Me and her sister Miss May were awoken. A robber fled after a pursuit, with neighbors alerted by a telephone call and signs in the area. Police traced footprints but the suspect eluded capture.
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Ankgin
Estella
May’ Py
Lamberton Street
Rocky Y
Pion
Poncho Villa
Gig
Lindo FA
Pnearby
Shorties Aid
Hivougle
Ioll Tariks
Old 1922 Boxing Year Ends With Heavy Loser Carp
The year 1922 saw little spectacle despite Dempsey remaining the marquee name. Dempsey avoided a Wills title clash, while Georges Carpentier lost titles to Battling Siki who rose briefly as European heavyweight and world light heavyweight champion. The New York Boxing Commission caused a stir by stripping or avoiding titles, affecting Kilbane Wilson Dundee and Rosenberg in a year of shifting limits.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press Star
New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Dempsty
Wills
Dempsey
Georger Carpentier
Georges
Siki
de Mantis Anc
France
New York Boxing Commission
Johnny Kilbane
Johrny
Wilson
Isles
Johny Dundee
Dav Rossee
Jer
Johnny Dandee
Danny Prush
Lenge
Ve Nirt
Idee
Prush
Gene Tunney
Harry Grell
Johnny Wilson
Wilson Refesse
Dave Rosenerg
Rosenberg
Mike O'Dowel
Dowd
Championship Match Ends In Jersey Upset
Jack Britannally loses his lightweight title to Mickey Nall in Jersey after a rough bout. Leonard trials to salvage his pristine record but is knocked out, while a Philly contender fails to add glory to his own.
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Jack Britannally
Mickey Nall
New
Notice on Ensleiin Street Sewer System assessments
Notice directs payment for sewer system assessments Nos 1147 1148 and 1149 due after December 31 1922. Payments must be made at the Cry Trac turer's office Municipal Building 4130.
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Baridi
Callie
Paymenty Ak Cry Tracturer's Office
Municipal
Grid Mentors Weigh Rule Changes At AAFC Meeting
At the second annual American Association of Football Coaches meeting in New York, veteran mentors urged restraint while endorsing a rule focus. Heavily debated proposals included penalties for illegal blocks and a possible two yard disruption rule for interfering with a receiver, though some motions stalled. The group approved a trial for a point after touchdown method, aiming to stabilize the game while preparing for broader reform.
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Jackson V. Scholz
United Press
New York
Neale
Major Daly
West Pains
Sans of
Tie
Eoletics
Business Doubles in Contract Bridge Bid Rules
In this briefing on contract bridge doubles the text defines a business double as a double made after partner bids or doubles or a double of a four or more bid or a No Trump. It contrasts business doubles with informatory doubles and argues No Trump should be treated as a bid for future doubles. Examples show when a double is considered business or free, and caution against redoubles unless they can defeat the contract. The article stresses that doubles should only be made when there is a reasonable chance to defeat the contract and notes the complexity of later redoubles and opponents’ bids.
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Is & Busines
Pactaer
Ugh
Gama Tal Ihey Town
Jim Co
Chris
Minke
Chiba
Concession proposals on tiebreaks spark debate
The text records casual proposals by John W Heigman of Pennsylvania and Frank ONeil former Columbia coach. They suggest tiebreak rules for tied games based on longest successful drive and most first downs. The ideas did not gain substantial support from the majority.
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John W. Heigman
Pennsylvania
Frank O'Neil
Columbia
Keystones to Feature Ex College Stars in New Year’s Game
Keystones management announces a strong lineup of ex college basketball stars for a Monday evening exhibition in the city. The Erie Yankees’ recent season start has them dominant in the league with Hartman of Ohio Wesleyan, Anderson of Yale, Rea of Michigan and others joining Jerry Cohen, Stenstrom of Allegheny, Bolin, Eppley among the high school stars. The game is set for 7 o’clock with a practice tonight from 7 to 8 for Keystones players to arrive by 7.
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the Keystones
Toons
Te Erie Yankees
Keystones
Yankees
Erie City League
Hartman
Ohio Wesleyan
Anderson
Ywlgate
Rea
Michigan
Jerry Cohen
Rochester Centrals
Stenstrom
Allegheny
Bolin
Hart
Eppley
Untitled Western Battle Card Sparks Moment
A fragmentary report from a western paper describes a brief clash with Indians. A squaw armed figure nears. a man warns Billy that a lady is approaching as the confrontation ends.
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