Radical Changes Planned for State Basketball Tourneys
Indiana High School Athletic Association proposes major changes to the state tournament. If approved, sectional centers would double from 32 to 64 and two additional regional tournaments would be added, each played over two rounds to cut fields to 16 per region. Final in Indianapolis. Potential sites include De Pauw, Wabash, Richmond, and Fort Wayne.
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Indiana High School Athletic Association
Indiana
A. L. Trester
Association
Trester
Purdue
Indianapolis
de Pauw
Wabash Colleges
Richmond
Ft. Wayne
Yankees Sign Cuban Shortstop for New Orleans Spring
Raphael Quintana a 20 year old Cuban shortstop signed for a tryout with the New York Yankees at New Orleans on the recommendation of Angel Aragon. He has played for the Havana club alongside Armando Marsani and Mike Gonzales, both familiar to major league fans. George H. Redfern of North Carolina State College, also 20, will be another name on the Yankee ration requisition at New Orleans.
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United News
New York
Raphael Quintana
New York Yankees
New Orleans
Raphael
Angel Aragon
Yanks
Havana
Aragon
Armando Marsani
Mike Gonzales
George H. Redfern
North Carolina State College
Jackson Back Again By United News
Willie Jackson, a lightweight fighter once seen as a solid title prospect, faces Johnny Shugrue in Jersey City on Monday night. Shugrue is the brother of Joe Shugrue, who suffered career-ending blindness, once touted over Benny Leonard in early days.
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United News
New York
Willie Jackson Famerly
Johnny Shugrue
Jersey City
Shugrue
Joe Shugrue
Benny Leonard
Joe
Providence Fighter Eddie Shevlin Wins Ten Round Decision
Eddie Shevlin of Roxbury middleweight outpointed Phil Bloom of New York over ten rounds in Providence. In Augusta Maine, Tommy McMuir from Providence defeated Freddy Warren of Boston after Warren slipped through the ropes in the second round and sprained his ankle.
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Providence
R. I
Eddie Shevlin
Roxbury
Phil Bloom
New York
Augusta
Tommy McMuir
Freddy Warren
Boston
Warren
Ramsey Defeats Herbert In Three-Cushion Match
In a state three-cushion tourney at the Occidental parlor Friday night Ramsey beat Herbert 87 to 50. Both players had a high run of four. The game went innings.
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Occidental Parlor
Ramsey
Herbert
Rockne's Notre Dame Era Strength and Aerial Prowess
The article praises Knute Rockne at Notre Dame, noting five years of strong results with only three losses. It highlights the development of the forward pass, a feared aerial attack, and consistent coaching leading to undefeated runs in 1919 and 1920, a 10-1 record last season, and a notable victory over Georgia Tech.
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Rockne
Harper
Nebraska
Iowa
Notre Dames
Western scrappers get chance in New York
Three Western terriers debut in the big arena as Sammy Mandell faces Harvey Bright, Frankie Garcia meets Charley Heecher, and Pee Wee Kaiser boxes Johnny Curtin in New York City at Madison Square Garden next Monday.
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United News
New York
Garden
Sammy Mandell
Chicago
Tommy Gibbons
Harvey Bright
Frankie Garcia
Los Angeles
Charley Heecher
Pee Wee Kaiser
St. Louis
Johnny Curtin
Jersey City
Clinton High to lose eight football players in 1922
Clinton High School will graduate eight players from the 1922 football team in June. The season closed with a 19 to 0 victory over Brazil, securing their final win.
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Clinton
Ind
Brightwood Independents to play Emerson Orioles Monday night
Independent basketball note announces Brightwood Independents will face Emerson Orioles in the Orioles gym. Also seeks local teams for games in 14 and 15 year groups, with contact L Sparks at 1317 W Thirty First St or Randolph 4722. Brightwood Juniors beat Hermes 59 to 18 with strong passing and floor work.
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Brightwood Independents
Emerson Orioles
Orioles
Newristle K
Clayton
Lawrence
Quakingdon
Columbus
Ft. Harrison
Thirty-First St
Randolph
Brightwood
Hermes
Call L. Sparks
Local list of town and age figures across several counties
A collection of names and numbers appears to list individuals with ages and associated towns such as Shortridge Broad Ripple Litton Clayton Valley Mills West Newton Hartford City Pendleton Decatur Kendalivile Muncie Kokomo Converse Amboy Mt. Pleasant Ridgeville Mooreland Hagerstown Matthews Jonesboro Jefferson Farmland Portland Pennville Young America Walton Greentown Galveston with various ages including 30 25 32 71 17 15 10 26 25 18 24 9 14 8 27 21 17 12 17 10 82 13 66 19.
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Shortridge
Broad Ripple
Litton
Clayton
Valley Mills
West Newton
Hartford City
Pendleton
Decatur
Kendalivile
Muncie
Kokomo
Converse
Amboy
Mt. Pleasant
Ridgeville
Mooreland
Hagerstown
Matthews
Jonesboro
Jefferson
Farmland
Ar Portland
Pennville
Young America
Walton
Greentown
Galveston
Shortridge Grid Squad Honored at True Blue Club Banquet
Members of the Shortridge High School football squad were guests of the True Blue Club at a banquet in the school lunch room. E C Watson was toastmaster. Abraham Thatcher received a silver loving cup for defense and fighting spirit.
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Shortridge High School
True Blue Club
Shortridge
E. C. Watson
George Buck
Fred Parson
Shortridge Grid
Gorton
F. R. Carter
Abraham Julian Thatcher
Clark
White Sox Leader in Minor Field
Chicago plans to rebuild the 1919 championship White Sox by courting minor league players after paying Willie Kamm a large sum. Louis Comiskey Harry Grabiner and Louis Barbour will travel to Louisville with Norrie O Neill to assess prospects for spring training trips and possible deals with minor league magnates.
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United News
Chicago
Charles A. Comiskey
White Sox
Wen
Black Sox
Willie Kamm
Louisville
Louis Comiskey
Harry Grabiner
Louis Barbour
Norrie O'Neill
Comiskey War Chest
Kentucky
Comiskey
Texas
Sox
Capital Soccer Team to Play Sullivan Sunday
The Indianapolis soccer team will play Sullivan at Sullivan Sunday. Both teams have tied scores with Clinton, and the Sunday match is expected to be fast. The Emeralds and the Indianapolis second team will practice Sunday at the soccer field on W Eighteenth and Sugar Grove Ave.
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Indianapolis
Sullivan
Clinton
Emeralds
W. Eighteenth
Sugar Grove Ave
Acton High Tops Shadeland In Double Overtime
Acton High School edged Shadeland in a tense Friday night game 44 to 43 after two overtime periods. Shadeland girls squad defeated Acton by a wide margin, with the final score listed as 5 to 0 or unclear, highlighting a lopsided result for the girls matchup.
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Acton High School
Shadeland
Shadeland Girls
Acton
Fohl to Remain Browns Manager After Talks
Lee Fohl and Business Manager Quinn met to discuss player deals and plans for visiting the minor league meeting in Louisville. Local fans interpret the conference as confirmation that Fohl will be retained as pilot of the St. Louis Browns, who gave the Yankees a thrilling race for the 1922 pennant.
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ST. Louis
Lee Fohl
St. Louis Browns
Fohl
Quinn
Louisville
Yankees
All State Football Teams Named by The Times
The Times selects its first and second all state football teams with many close distinctions. Notable selections include Notre Dame players at multiple positions such as C. Degree and Stushdreher, plus teammates from Butler Wabash and Purdue. Castner from Notre Dame is listed as quarterback among the first team.
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the Times Today
Committee To Select All City Team Dec 5
Wabash gridders face warm weather as Purdue Association president calls Dec 5 meeting to choose the All Indianapolis high school football team using a committee of alumni presidents team managers principals and newspaper sports editors.
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Roy C. Gault
Purdue Association
Purdue
Indianapolis
Alumni Association
Ferndales and Jonesboro clash at Washington Park
Ferndales of this city meet Jonesboro at Washington Park Sunday at 2 p m in a major independent football clash. Both teams claim a state title, with top officials and referees including Clark Archie Erehart Shorty Morrison and Blaine Patton. Captain Welsh says Ferndales are in good shape after Friday night practice. Manager Wertz notes possible Dec 10 game with Kokomo Legion.
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Jonesboro
Ferndales
Washington Park
Clark
Archie Erehart
Shorty" Morrison
Blaine Patton
Welsh
Wertz
Kokomo
Legion Eleven
Chance or Carrigan to Manage Boston in 1923
New York report says either Frank Chance or Bill Carrigan will manage the Boston Red Sox after Hugh Duffy. Frazee will decide after the December majors meeting. Carrigan reportedly seeks a ballpark price and Frazee sale of regulars mid season, boosting Chance’s chances.
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United News
New York
Frank Chance
Bill Carrigan
Boston Red Sox
Hugh Duffey
Harry H. Frazee
Yankees
Carrigan
Frazee
Chance
Big Ten Coaches Draft 1923 Football Schedule Shifts
United Press reports guarded discussions among Western Conference coaches on the 1923 Big Ten football slate. Chicago Michigan and Wisconsin draw crowds. Minnesota and Ohio State to gain consideration. Illinois may swap Wisconsin. Chicago may renew home and home with Princeton. Northwestern eyed for a tougher schedule. Purdue and Indiana expected to receive leftovers.
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United Preas
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio State
Illinois
Iowa
Princeton
Northwestern
Yost
Ilinois
Purdue
Indiana
Shortridge Five Wins Opener Over Broad Ripple
Shortridge 30 Broad Ripple 25 in a close opening game at the local gym. The Blue and White trailed early then tightened defense to secure the win as Sayce Hart Harrington Dixon Overly Jackman and Burton earned praise for steady play and teamwork.
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Shortridge
Broad Ripple
Blue
White
Burton
Sayce
Hart
Harrington
Dixon
Overly
Jackman
Amateurs Draw Crowd at Brightwood Boxing Night
The Brightwood Athletic Club hosted amateur boxing at Broadway Theater Friday after the show. Carl Schmedel won a judges decision over Charles Everson. Arthur Hunt defeated his brother Harold after three rounds. Clifton Antrobus of the South Side Turners knocked out Wilford Hartman in the first round.
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Brightwood Athletic Club
Broadway Theater
Carl Schmedel
Brightwood A. C
Charles Everson
Arthur Hunt
Harold
Arthur
Clifford Antrobus
South Side
Turners
Wilford Hartman
Hartman
Six day bike race aims for New York Garden start
New York news reports a 32 rider six day cycle race planned to begin Sunday night at midnight on the Garden track. Citizens express resigned calm as the event proceeds despite risks, with dietary frankfurters noted among spectators.
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United News
New York
Playing the Field With Eddie Ash
Valley Mills and West Newton rival again as Moran at Centre College boosts salary and plans Moran stadium. Western Reserve pivots to smaller opponents to boost crowd spirits amid college football and boxing notes.
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Valley Mills
West Newton
Holder
Newt
Moran
Centre College
Old Rivals Meet with Valley Mills Victory
In Valley Mills Indiana, December 2, Valley Mills High School beat West Newton 22 to 17 before a full gym of about one thousand. Edwards struggled from the free throw line, making three of eleven, while Stewart connected on ten of thirteen for Valley Mills. The teams split their two previous games in the three game series.
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Valley Mills
Ind
Valley Mills High School
West Newton
Newton
Edwards
Stewart
Y. M. S. Football Clash at Garfield Park Sunday
The Y. M. S. football team hosts the Riley Tigers Sunday at Garfield Park at 3 p.m. The Y. M. S. squad will practice Sunday morning at Garfield grid and all players are asked to attend. The Spades manager is asked to call Drexel 5156 Sunday noon.
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Y. M.S
Riley Tigers
Garfield Park
Garfield Grid
The
Spades
Drexel
College Profs Start Final Row Over Football
New York Dec 2 The football fever sparks debate on college sports. Geneva College president and math professor resigned after trustees backed a coach blamed for poor results. Trinity College professor argues life success hinges on physical training. Philadelphia schools chief warns against excess athleticism and commercialism. He urges intra class fitness races and opposes broader inter school play.
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Geneva College
United Netca
New York
Philadelphia
Robert C. Colwell
Beaver Falls
Coach Park
Geneva
Odell Shepard
Trinity College of Hartford
Conn
Edwin C. Broome
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Memphis Wabash
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I. U. Basketball
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Evansville, Ind
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Western Reserve
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Valley Mills Victor
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