Marinella quintet tops Business College in Friday win
Marinella five used strong defense and steady shooting to beat Business College 26 to ? Friday. Evans led with solid defense and scoring, while Tuvoer Falk and Ronseck contributed for Marinella. Business College struggled under pressure as the Marinella defense limited good looks at the basket. The teams face Gale College in a December 26 game at Galesville.
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Evans
Tuvoer
Falk
Victier
Ronseck
Marineln Tence
Gale College
Galesville
La Crosse Normal Opens With Winona Y Team Victory
La Crosse Normal defeated Winona Y M C A 27 to 5 in a close first half 14 to 17 before pulling away in the final minute. Strong defense limited Winona shots as La Crosse capitalized on timely passes and a late clinching burst.
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la Crosse
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Judge Landis Opens Meeting With Ball Moguls Today
New York report on Judge Landis presiding over a conference of baseball executives at a hotel to discuss a code of rules, labor matters, and reforms affecting major and minor leagues, with officials from the National and American leagues present and talks expected to continue tomorrow.
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Cleveland
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American Association
John BD. Martin
Southern Association
George Ti. Malres
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W. F. Walsh
South Atlanttic League
Walter Morris
Texas League
Langley Hats win two games in a row in series setback
The Langley Hats won the first two games against Sburvin Clothing, then dropped the third. John Tuchs posted the high two game total, while Kohn led Sbervin. La Crosse 6's beat National Gangers with Out of the for-Iner taking the two rettos, Hunt topped 200 in a game but faded second. Temp led with 552, and several players listed with handicaps and totals.
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la Crosse Vich
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Hunt
Temp
Quiterdam
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Hatior
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ST. Louis
Miller Huggins
David Harum
New York
Four Men Indicted in Pacific Coast Baseball League
Los Angeles officials expect arrest and arraignment today for four men indicted by the Los Angeles county grand jury on criminal conspiracy charges tied to corruption in the 1919 Pacific Coast League season. W. Baker Barton and three others were named for conspiring to throw games in the Salt Lake Vernon final series, with funds misused for illegal gambling.
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Maggert
Dempsey Prep for Brennan Bout At Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey appears in trim for a high profile sparring session ahead of his big bout with Bill Brennan at Madison Square Garden. Promoter Ben Smirk notes Dempsey’s disciplined training, sharp punching power, and readiness, while Brennan is described as tough and capable of absorbing punishment. The camp emphasizes no more sparring before the fight and a focus on controlled hard work the final days.
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Jack Dempsey
Hwerman
Tipton
Jim
Bill Brennan
Jack
Ben Smirk
Dempsey
Breonan
Madison ‘Square Garden
Bill Tate
Held Worfollk
Brennan Fenich
Jett
Brennan
P Hallad Wall
Georgia to Meet Harvard in Grid Tilt on Oct 15
Harvard and the University of Georgia agreed to a football game at Cambridge on October 15. Fred Moore, graduate manager of athletics, announced the matchup. Negotiations for a Chester College game at home on October 22 or 29 remain pending.
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Mass
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Harvard
Fred Moore
Chester College
Thorpe Wonders Akron Pitcher Reflects on Major League Snub
Jim Thorpe expresses frustration at not staying in the majors. He recalls hitting milestones in the minor leagues and questions why he was released, noting a .200 clip during his major league stint and calling the decision inexplicable.
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Yankees skip Florida spring training site
A clipped report notes the Yankees will bypass Florida as a spring training base. It claims players trained unevenly, driving to Miami and Palm Beach for road work and returning north out of shape. The text contains garbled remnants of unrelated phrases.
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