National Collegiate Association May Break With A U Over Paddock
Delegates at the National Collegiate Athletic Association convention debated who controls college athletes. Executive officers drafted recommendations on Charles Paddock, Pacific Coast sprinting champion, alleging the Amateur Athletic Union overstepped powers in blacklisting him from Olympic tryouts and suspending him for Paris Games participation.
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United Press
Atlanta
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Charles Paddock
Amateur Athletic Union
C. A
Pierce
T. E. Jones
Jones
Wisconsin
Alumni Net Team Tops Manual Varsity in Slim Win
In the annual alumni basketball game at Manual gym Thursday night the Southside five edged the former Red and White stars 27 to 25. Eichman sat with an injured knee, hurting Manual's backcourt play while E. Harreson and Rice led the alumni scorers as Balauf Malone and Hixzgs starred for Manual.
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Malone
Hixzgs
Manuals
Two Cue Games Tonight in City Billiard Tourney
The Board of Trade parlors host two three-cushion matches with Wolf versus Moore and Frye versus Mitchell. Previous day results show Lewis and Thompson each lost two games while Shane and Johnson defeated Lewis and Wolf and Moore defeated Thompson.
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Moore
Frye
Mitchell
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Thompson
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Johnson
Invaders Win French Golf Titles Skewed From Home Talent
The article notes French golfers rarely claim the gold championship of France, dominated by foreigners. James Ockenden, a visiting Briton, holds the current title while only two Frenchmen have ever won, Arnaud Massy and Jean Gassiat.
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Arnaud Massy
Jean Gassiat
George Duncan
Jim Braid
J. H. Taylor
Douglas Edgar
Walter Stagen
Francois de Bellet
Ritola to Run for Finland in Olympic Games
Willie Ritola, holder of the American ten mile and cross country titles, will sail for Finland on January 4 to train with the Finnish team and compete under his native colors in the Olympic games in France.
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United Presa
New York
France
Willie Ritola
Finland
Thurs- Tiests
Independent Basketball Teams Seek Games for New Year
The O-Hara Sans boast one loss and seek opponents for New Year’s Eve and January in 15-year-old play. They list potential rivals from New Augusta to Uni sien hoe Nhat and urge readers to contact Howard at Olney St. or 1081, leaving a phone number. The Right Hand A. C. in the 18-20-year-old class seeks games with fast fives, listing players and contact Wes ter 3018 for James. St. George meets Olive Branch Juniors in a three game series at Seventh ee Church gym, with additional 7-18 class games via Drexel 4698 for Joe.
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UWARS and Franklin College Clash Saturday Night
The Indianapolis Omars meet Franklin College at Franklin Saturday night in a hotly anticipated game many locals have awaited since the team formed. Starters include Church Hennessey Gi and Moffett with Gill at Earlham as assistant coach, while Spud Campbell may start in place of Hennessey. Spurred by a Christmas holiday break, January will bring a fast college season with strong matchups.
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Moffett
Indiana
Gill
Earlham
James Millikin
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Spud Campbell
College and high school basketball results summary
Ohio State led Lenn 35 to 22 against Pitt. Vanderbilt edged Alumni 31 to 27. Manual beat Alum Girls 25 to 18 in Tippecanoe County Meet with Stockwell clocking 2: Buck Creek 0 forfeit noted. Clarkshill 10 defeated Gladdens Corner 8.
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Clarkshill
Gladdens Corner
January sports round up and notable events
January notes show Joie Ray attempting a mile record, Tex Rickard denying matches for Dundee and Leonard, Tilden drawing from tennis cup play, Dempsey's engagement with a Follies blonde announced, Sammy Ginsberg entering prize fighting as Battling O Rourke, and six day bike racers returning to work. New York referees call a rare, correct decision as the game closes for ten days.
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Mile
Tex Rickard
Dundee
Leonard
Tilden
Dempsey
Sammy _ Ginsberg
Battling O'Rourke
New York
Sports and society notes from a mid-century lineup
In line up by mid May Jose Ray fails to lower mile record and quits running for good. June Tilden reiterates Davis Cup must get along without him. Sisler with smoked glasses sees Browns’ 14th straight loss from the grandstand. Zev to represent America in match race. Admiral Grayson accuses discrimination and asks Supreme Court for justice. July Dempsey engaged to red-headed girl in George White's Scandals. A A U officials hail Paddock for 100-yard dash in Olympics. Leonard and Dundee draw. August Walter Johnson fans two batters in eight innings. Bobby Jones defeated in amateur championship semi finals.
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Tilden
Sisler
Browns
Grandstand
Zev
America
Admiral Grayson
Supreme Court For Justice
Dempsey
George White
A.A. U
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Leonard
Dundee
Walter Johnson
Bobby Jones
September and october notes from baseball and football rounds
Preparations for severe events note Babe Ruth misfielded for 318th time. September Davis Cup singles champ crowned. Joie Ray fails to break mile mark. Waite Hoyt to start opening game vs Giants. October Notre Dame opens with 110 points. Columbia flags Haughton system in testing. McGraw calls Yankees lucky stiffs. November Firpo complains ref biased in Dempsey rematch. Branch Rickey denies sale of Hornsby. Landis approves $8.20 hair tonic expense. December wrestlers set level matches. Battling O’Rourke buys Harlem apartments. Dempsey on marriage to Peggy Joyce.
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Waite Hoyt
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Haughton
McGraw
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Firpo
Dempsey
Branch Rickey
Hornsby
Landis
Battling O'Rourke
Harlem
Peggy Joyce
Chicago Netters Respect DePauw
The Chicago University basketball team, fresh from Christmas break, faces DePauw University of Greencastle, Ind. after DePauw beat Illinois in double overtime and tied Wisconsin in triple OT, signaling a tough test for the Maroons who are not runing strong lately.
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Chicago University
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Greencastle
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Illinois
Wisconsin
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Invaders
Mackian Outfield Makeover Shifts for Athletics in Chicago
In Chicago, Billy Sivas Onnie Mack orchestrated two major moves importing Strand from Salt Lake and Simmons from Milwaukee to join Bing Miller and create a powerful Athletics outfield. Frank Welch remains as a rising option while Matthews departs Milwaukee, with McGowan headed there too. The tale hints at personality clashes and the fragile spark that drives star status in the majors.
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Chicago
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Strand
Salt Lake
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Milwaukee
Bing Miller
Athletics
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Pluz” Matthews
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Frank McGowan
Matthews
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New Year's handicap draws 29 nominees at Fairground
New Orleans track opens with the New Year’s handicap worth added 5000 dollars. Three year olds and up run a mile and one sixteenth. Notables listed include Belzoni Setting Sun The Roll Call Olynthus Rama John Paul Jones Dustabourt Dr Clarke Triumph Solisa Rinkey Moon Raker Flying Devil Best Pal Barracuda Tender Seth Brunell Bradley’s Tony Flintstone Raffles O Henry Delante Guest of Honor Kennedy Amole Blotter Revenge.
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New Orleans
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Setting Sun
the Roll Call
Hermis Kemble
Olynthus
Rama
John Paul Jones
Dustabourt
Dr. Clarke
Boxing match ends in draw at Logansport
In Loganport Indiana Horner of Marion and California Joe Gans boxed a ten round draw here Thursday night. Cyclone Rogers of Mary and K. O. Clemons of Lafayette were even in four rounds.
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Logansport
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Brown star Shocker seeks move to Poston Red Sox
Urban Shocker, star pitcher for the St. Louis Browns, states he will not return next season and expresses a desire to join the Poston Red Sox, signaling a major league move.
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Urban Shocker
St. Louis Browns
Shocker
Poston Red Sox
1923 All Around Trap Amateur Champs Sale In Indiana
Parr Direct paced at 2.15 percent and was sold in Lebanon Indiana to Charles Mabrey of Auburn New York for 2500 dollars. The deal was announced Thursday by Dr J A Parr of the city.
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Timea Special
Lebanon
Ind
Parr Direct
J. A. Parr
Charles Mabrey
Auburn
N. Y
Two High School Basketball Games On Schedule This Weekend
Cathedral opens its season against State opponents at K of C Hall while Hagerstown meets Cathedral. Connersville loss in overtime stands as Hagerstown’s notable result. Cathedral’s lineup includes Mullin Kelley Costello Daugherty and Geraghty. Technical faces Richmond at the YMCA after Richmond beat Shortridge.
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Hagerstown
K. of C. Hall
Connersville
Mullin
Kelley
Costello
Daugherty
Geraghty
Technical
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Shortridge
Tech
Luque Tops League Pitchers After Disappointing 1922
Adolfo Luque, Cuban pitcher for Cincinnati, rose from a troubled 1922 season to lead the 1923 pitching averages. He won 27 games with eight losses as the Reds improved, showing that patience with a star can change a team’s fortunes. Moran and Herrmann weigh his workload as winter play continues in Havana.
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New York
Adolfo Luque
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Luque
Adolfo
Pat Moran
Garry Herrmann
Havana
Moran
Giants Pitcher Cleared In Barnstorming Probe
Chicago hockey? No. But report states Commissioner Landis announced Wilfred Rosy Ryan of the New York Giants did not violate after season barnstorming rules after an investigation. The ruling comes as teams prepare for winter schedules and public interest remains high in league governance.
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United Press
Chicago
Holdout King HAT would we do without in Eddie Roush
Pat Moran of Cincinnati weighs trading temperamental Reds outfielder Eddie Roush to the Giants. Moran considers moving First Baseman Kelly and Outfielder Bill Southworth as part of the deal while Roush protests his retirement demands and seeks higher pay and a longer contract.
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Reds
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Lafayette Names McCracken as New Coach for Eleven
Herbert McCracken, former Pittsburgh University star, signed Thursday to coach Lafayette College football for two years. He recently coached at Allegheny College in Pennsylvania.
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Cracken
Pittsburgh University
Lafayette College
Allegheny College
Maple Heights Spring Horse Racing Opens in Cleveland
Cleveland December 28 Maple Heights spring running race meeting will start May 17 and run through May 31 announced by Manager Sam Holman. It is the first spring racing in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Maple Heights
Sam Holman
Flurry of Action Starts in Ranks of Big Fellows
Henry L Farrell reports a crowded field of contenders racing toward the title shot against Jack Dempsey. Harry Wills and Tommy Gibbons push to prove priority, while Luis Firpo hails from South America for a possible rematch. Wills schedules a Hartford bout with Jack Taylor on January 31 as Gibbons plans a steady spring assault and Fulton bout in St Paul before targeting Firpo. Renault pursues Firpo as well.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Tommy Gibbons
Luis Firpo
South America
Taylor Wills
Hartford
Jack Taylor
Siki
Philadelphia
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Dempsey
Gibbons Gibbons
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Fred Fulton
St. Paul
Jack Renault
Baptist Net Scores All-Baptist Basketball League Standings
Complete scores for Indianapolis All-Baptist Basketball League games through December 26. Results include Dec 10 from Woodruff and Emerson to Crooked Creek. Dec 11 Westview and Tabernacle. Dec 12 Emerson and Lynnhurst. Dec 14 New Bethel Tabernacle River Avenue. Dec 17 Cumberland New Bethel Thirty-First Tabernacle Emerson River Avenue. Dec 18 Crooked Creek Lynn Westview Temple Woodruff River Avenue Tabernacle Emerson Cumberland Thirty First Calvary. Dec 21 Woodruff Lynnhurst Crooked Creek Westview Temple. Dec 26 Cumberland Lynnhurst Emerson Westview Crooked Creek Calvary.
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Burman and Goozeman Featherweights Clash in Milwaukee
United Press report from Milwaukee on December 28 previews a ten round featherweight bout between Joe Burman of Chicago and Ernie Goozeman of Los Angeles. The card also notes Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh defeating Joe Janson of Milwaukee and Sammy Markowitz of New York beating Danny Cohen of New York in ten round decisions.
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Milwaukee
Joe Burman
Chicago
Ernie Goozeman
Ls Angeles
Pittsburgh
United Press
Jack Zivic
Joe Janson
Sammy Markowitz
New York
Welter
Danny Cohen
Cubs Release Fitzgerald to Wichita. Mika to Fight Siki
Chicago December 28 Howard Fitzgerald the Cubs outfielder released to Wichita. Freddie Fussell a southpaw also will be released. Faro Mika Japanese mat star meets Reginald Siki the Abyssinian giant tonight in Chicago.
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