East West grid clash pits three top elevens in coast series
Three leading East teams West Virginia Pitt and Penn State prepare to face Pacific coast rivals Gonzaga Stanford and USC in December and January pyramid of matchups features standout guards Palm Narace Setron and Pitt fullback Hewitt while Pitt and WVU beat each other in season and Penn State posted wins over Pitt and is tied for top form.
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Billy Evans
West Virginia
Gonzaga College
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Penn State
University of Southern California
Pasadena
Warner
Pitt
Lafayette
East
Bedenk
Setron
Mike Palm
Wilson
Nardace
Flanagan
Hewitt
Nash Elwood Five Play Em Rees There
Elwood Indiana December 18 The fast Elwood Nash basketball team won three hard games this week defeating Mathews St Mathews 49 to 20 St Anthony of Indianapolis 39 to 17 and Muncie Meadow Golds 22 to 19 The Em Rees of Indianapolis will be played Wednesday night in the new Elwood High School game The Nash team wants games away from home December 21 22 or 23.
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Elwood
Ind
Elwood-Nash
Mathews St Mathews
St. Anthony of
Indianapolis
Muncie Meadow Golds
Em-Rees
Nash
Shane vs Clarke Nets Clash in City Three-Cushion Tourney
Shane meets Clarke tonight in the Board of Trade parlors as the fifth week of play in the city three-cushion billiard tourney unfolds. Hendricks and Chief lead the meet with four wins and no losses, both playing from scratch.
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Shane
Clarke
Board of Trade
Hendricks
Chief
Local youth hoops seek schedules and gym access
Independent basketball seeks 13 14 year old league games with teams that have gym access. Contacts include Webster 7753 for Jim or James Healey 2609 E Washington St. The Olive Branch Christians beat the Postoffice Five 52 34 at University Heights.
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St. Phillips Cubs
Webster
Jim
James Healey
Washington St
Olive Branch Christians
Postoffice
University Heights
Southport
Clayton
Tipton
M. Griffith
E. Raymond Sr
Drexel
Indians eye West Baden for 1923 spring camp
Jack Hendricks and Arthur Smith travel to West Baden Indiana to inspect facilities for a possible 1923 Indians spring training camp contingent on suitable site and club direction. The American Association approved a 168 game schedule and split season openings by region with April 18 start and October 7 finish. Indianapolis likely hosts an April 18 home date while Toledo may also appear.
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West Baden
Ind
Pittsburgh Nationals
Barney Dreyfus
Indianapolis
Hendricks
Smith
American Association
Chicago
A. A
Hickey
Toledo
Michigan end Bernard Kirk Near Death After Crash
Bernard Kirk, Michigan football end and former Notre Dame player, was near death after a car crash while returning to Ann Arbor from Detroit. Four teammates were lightly injured. Kirk remained unconscious at Bayer Hospital with a skull fracture and possible internal injuries.
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United Press
Ypsilanti, Mich
Bernard Kirk
University of Michigan
Kirk
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Notre Dame
Bayer
Notre Dame Names Harvey Brown 1923 Grid Captain
Notre Dame selects Harvey Brown of Youngstown Ohio as captain for the 1923 football team. The lightweight guard weighs 165 pounds but is described as an excellent lineman.
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Timea
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Harvey Brown
Youngstown
Ohio
Mapletons Beat St George 25 to 1 In Local Nine Card
The Mapletons, an amateur squad of former high school players, defeated St George five at the local Y on Saturday night by 25 to 1 and plan traveling expenses for out of town games. Arcadia Independents beat Young America 36 to 17 in Arcadia Indiana notes.
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Mapletons
St. George
Washington
Berkeley Court
Asoast Arcadia
Ind
Arcadia Independents
Saturday Night
Popular Pick Forestalls Manager Speculation in Washington
Washington owner Clark Griffith surprised baseball by appointing Clyde Milan as manager after George McBride. Roger Peckinpaugh, linked to a New York trade, was seen as the likely successor, but Milan had not shown managerial ambitions. Griffith had intimated Milan would not be reappointed, while popular player Bush drew favorable support.
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Clark Griffith
Washington
Griffith
Clyde Milan
George McBride
Roger Peckinpaugh
New York
McBride
Milan
Bush
Hoosier A. C. routs Columbus amateurs in boxing meet
Hoosier Amateur Athletic Club boxers dominated a dual meet with Columbus A. C. Saturday night winning seven of eight bouts. Five victories came by knockout with Charlie Tarazen of Columbus scoring a third round KO over George Benson in the final feature. Indianapolis winners included George Herrmann Charles Aice Ray Hahn George Mul holland Roy Wallace Ward Fowler and Wilfred Parker.
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Hoosier A. C
Columbus
Oh!o) A. C
Indianapolis
K. O
Charlie Tarazen
George Benson
George Herrmann
Charles Aice
Ray Hahn
George Mulholland
Roy Wallace
Ward Fowler
Wilfred Parker
Normal A. G. U. Nets to Meet Wisconsin Five Tuesday
The Normal A. G. U. basketball team will play the Wisconsin State Normal five Tuesday night at the Athenaeum gym. A preliminary game starts at 7 p.m. Following the main tilt there will be dancing. Likely lineup includes Helland and Overman at forwards, Spitzer at center, Kazmar and Lecolifer at guards.
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Athenaeum
Helland
Overman
Spitzer
Kazmar
Lecolifer
Ferndale Club Calls Players for Net Squad Tryouts
Ferndales Organize The Ferndale Athletic Club invites basketball players to try out for the Ferndale net squad at the Ferndale gymnasium King Ave and W Tenth St. tomorrow evening. For information call Arthur Jines at Belmont 0630.
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Ferndale Athletic Club
Ferndale Net
Ferndale
King Ave
W. Tenth St
Arthur Jines
Belmont
Mt Comfort Bees Past Greenfield 29 to 9
Mt Comfort High School defeated Greenfield 29 to 9 in a Saturday night basketball game. Dillman led Mt Comfort with six baskets, aided by Evans Lain and Hurley in the scoring effort as the unbeaten Mt Comfort squad extended its season record to ten straight wins.
Celts and Omars Set Court Clash Tonight at Tomlinson Hall
The New York Celts, claiming world pro basketball honors, meet the Omars tonight at 8 15 in Tomlinson Hall. A preliminary game precedes a split rules format with first half under college AAU and YMCA rules and second half under pro rules.
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New York Celts
Tomlinson Hall
Omars
A. G. Spalding
Easterners
Ray Miller
Tubby Moffett
Carney
Hinkle
Gipson
State Three Cushions Tourney Highlights At Occidental
Merrikens leads the state three cushion billiard event at Occidental parlor as Vogler holds second. This week’s schedule lists pairings each day from Monday night to Friday night including players Rubens Henning Cooler Vogler Kepner Black Ramsay Trusler Weston.
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Merrikens
Occidental
Vogler
Rubens
Henning
Cooler
Kepner
Black
Ramsay
Weston
Trusler
Saturday Net Scores From Colleges and High Schools
Saturday net scores list multiple college and high school games with results including Marquette 18 over Butler 17 and De Pauw 32 over Earlham 12. Other matchups feature Hanover 20 over Rane Central 35 Central No. 28 and Augustana 47 over Lincoln 14 along with Vincennes 48 over Jefferson of Lafayette 19.
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Butler
de Pauw
Earlham
Hm-Rees
Hanover College
Rane Central College
Central No
Normal College
Indiana An
Tinoie
Washington
St. Louis
Iowa
Knox
Bradley
la Crosse Normal
Augustana
Lincoln
Vincenes
Jefferson of Lafayette
Rushville
Milroy
North Manchester
Wabash
Pittsboro
Lizton
North Salem
Danville
Indiana Soccer League Formed in Sullivan
The Indiana State Soccer League was organized with seven Hoosier teams and one from Illinois. Teams include Indianapolis Soccer Club Hoosier Rovers Sullivan Dugger Clinton Vigo Universals Bicknell Westville. Officers: J Bruce president Thomas McPherson vice president William Adamson secretary Thomas Osborn treasurer. Terre Haute chosen as headquarters for a pennant race with a silver cup to the top club.
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Sullivan
Ind
Hoosier
Illinois
Indianapolis Soccer Club
Hoosier Rovers
Inianapolis
Dugger
Clinton
Vigo Universals
Bicknell
Westville
J. Bruce
Thomas McPherson
Sulivan
William Adamson
West
U. S. Football Association
Terre Haute
Indianapolis Night leads Central States bowling tourney
Saturday was declared Indianapolis Night as Hoosier teams dominated the Central States bowling tourney in Columbus Ohio. Clarian Dairy Lunch led with 2918 while Coca Colas 2849 and Van Camps 2843 followed. 16 Indianapolis bowlers topped 600 in singles with Carl Gordon at 692, a new fourney record. Doubles saw Weisman and Coble lead at 121 with Meyer and Harkenrider within 1 pin of 1200 as Graeme of Chicago prepared to compete with Owen McCann of Canada in Denison Park exhibitions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
Hoosier Pin Knights
Clarian Dairy Lunch
Coca Colas
Hasslu
van Camps
Marott Shoe Shop
Sterling Oolitic Stone
Ballard Ice Cream
Buck Company
Feeney Furniture
Carl Gordon
Buck Co
Central States
Weiker
Magel
Cresswell
F. Hackerd
Pollard
Weisman
Coble
Marott
Meyer and
Harkenrider
Boxing Card Set for Twenty-Eight Rounds at Union League
Beverly Howard announces a twenty eight round boxing card at the Union League Colored Athletic Club with main event Charlie Rogers of Bill Bottoms Chicago versus Billy Hooper of Atlanta to crown the colored middleweight champion. Also Stormy Kid Nashville facing George Brooke in eight rounds and Kid Chrisley versus Kid Gray for city lightweight title. Four round opener White vs Kid Harding and other bouts. Tickets at Tomlinson Wall club and local drug stores.
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Union League Colored Athletic Club
Tomlinson
Howard
Charlie Rogers
Bill Bottoms
Chicago
Billy Hooper
Atlanta
South
Billy Bottoms
Panama Joe Gans
Pentaneue
C. Doty
Sailor Jourdan
K. QO
Frankie
Kid Stone
Rogers
Hooper
Stormy Kid
Nashville
Tenn
George Brooke
Brooks
Indiana
Middle West
Kid Chrisley
Kid Gray
Indianapolis
White
Kid Harding
Fistic
Allseniere
Anes Sas
Ee Leie Club
Air Howard
Tomlinson Wall
Goldsmith's Drug Store
Llinois
Ohio
Archie Greathouse
Indiana Ave
Chas. Lewis
C. L. Taylor
Rufe Page
N. Senate
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Ake
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God Circle Orchestra
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