Britton Meets Pinkie Monday at Milwaukee Arena
Milwaukee arena hosts a ten round welterweight bout between Jack Britton and Pinker Pink, touted as a major chance for Pink to claim the world title. Britton, a crafty veteran, is favored at 2 to 1, with both fighters bringing Sharp skills and high stakes to the ring. The schedule places the windup around 6 PM, with early bouts starting at 4:30 PM.
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Auditoriuum
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Dink
Landis Ready to Leave Court for Baseball Job
In St Louis federal judge Landis said he would resign if Congress prohibits his dual role in baseball and judiciary. He spoke at a Missouri Bar Association event and planned to decide after a New York meeting with major league club owners, where he expected to accept leadership of baseball's tribunal.
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ST. Louis
Edb Dudge
Landig
New York
Northwestern Considers Abolishing Two Sport Rule
Northwestern University officials announced plans to abolish the two sport rule, which restricts athletes to more than two college sports in a year, at the next meeting of the athletic board. The move aims to expand athletic participation and flexibility for student athletes.
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Chicago
David M. Wyans
Als
Ninetics
Northwestern University
Wisconsin and Ohio State Disagree On 1921 Schedule
A fragment from a 1920s college football outline shows Wisconsin and Ohio State unable to meet due to scheduling conflicts while Indiana and Harvard prepare for a Cambridge clash. The document lists tentative 1921 dates across Big Ten and non conference games, naming venues like Madison Evanston Columbus Chicago and Ann Arbor with matchups against Michigan Northwestern Purdue Illinois Minnesota Iowa Indiana Harvard Notre Dame Princeton and others.
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Rengal
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Columbus
Northwester
Evanston
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Madison
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Minnesota
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Iowa
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Princeton
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Blowing
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Lbilhomington
Cambridge
Notre Dame
Tnnignapolis
Pins City
Purdy
Latiureter
Howestern
Mundgn
Jaws
Evireston
Indoor season opens at Y with large crowds
Minor varsity sports resume with big turnouts as schedules form for winter and spring contests. Wrestling and swimming begin trials. few veterans present. Coach Steinauer builds swimming team around Milwaukee area prospects. first meet slated against IT Jaules AU Hetiy Club on December 17. Coaches seek additional swimmers and wrestlers to fill rosters.
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J. ©. Steinauer
Pene
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J. W. Foch
MH. Hitchcock
Omaha
P Watese
Parmer Burox
Anu
Saamber
Ivar IL Petach
Tly Culver
Baseball notes and recruit rumors from Chicago and St Louis
Scattered lines mention a team timing for a first meet against Lawrence in December. Kid Gleason is named as a key figure while Rickey in St Louis plans spring movements with 22 recruits heading to the Cards. Fresno and Boxty Dierg aml Fresno join MeCsircuy base as possible hopefuls.
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Lawrence
Dec
Rickey
ST. Louis
Butch Rickey
Pacific Coast
MeCsircuy
Babe Says Thanks as Season Ends Quietly
Fragmented OCR note shows a quip about a season ending and a polite thanks from Babe to unnamed folks, with brief playful lines mentioning York, Yau, and Smil.
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Babe
Geo
Ships to ferry ponies for international cooperation event
Report notes ponies to be shipped from New York to multiple locations for an upcoming international cooperation program. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but involve animal transport and preparatory steps for a mounted team.
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New York
Rau
One and Son
Ayelimar
Damascu
City Bowlers Hit High Averages This Season
Close of the first clay bowling association round shows unusual scores and higher averages in the city. Miller and Spoonick contend for top average while Burns holds a 276 high score and 672 total across weeks.
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Clay Bowling Association
Miller
Spoonick
John C. Burns
Retal Shoe Company
Regala
Gaure
Schaefer and Cochran Face Off for Title Shot
The article reports a six game national 18.2 balk line title match today between Welker Cochran and Jack Schaefer after their advance from the San Francisco preliminary rounds. It notes Hoppe as the potential next opponent and mentions Crane’s northern breeding reference in brief.
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Jack Schacter
San Francisco
Faller Annexes 10 Mile Foot Race Victory
Fred Faller, of Chester and Boston, took part in the Amateur Athletic Union ten mile run in New York. Joseph Foarman of New York won the championship with Richard second. Frank Gunn of Yorks was noted among finishers.
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Fred Faller
Chester ‘Eluth
Boston
Amateur Athletic Union
Herp ‘Teday
Frank Gunn
Yorks Wits
Yoseph Foarman
Wer
York
Richard
Leimer
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