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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1921

Page

9

Y M C A to Inaugurate Boxing and Wrestling Classes

Muscatine Y M C A plans a major boxing and wrestling program with four instructors. Ernest Stengle announces a basement setup with weights and gear, organizing classes by age for members only, led by Rev D J Ferguson, D H Barber, Charlie Henderson, and Stengle.

Ernest Stengle Stengle D. J. Ferguson United Brethren Church D. H. Barber Charlie Henderson Mr. Ferguson Mike Gibbons St. Paul

Giant Boss Announces Giants Infield Strength

New York December 10 John J Mc Graw says Heinie Groh his 100000 infield addition will make the New York Giants infield the strongest he has managed Groh to third Frisch to second Kelly at first Bancroft at short Rawlings as utility infielder Johnnie ready for duty

Associated Press New York John J. McGraw Heinie Groh New York Giants Groh Heinie Frisch Kelly Bancroft Rawlings Johnnie

Major Leagues Weigh Development Plans for Future Greats

New York December 10 Associated Press reports major league magnates consider training schools for sandlot players or a dedicated circuit to develop future greats as a response to frenzied finances. They fear rising player prices and lack of a minor league drafting agreement. John A Heydler NL president notes efforts to find solutions.

New York N. Y Associated Press Heinie Groh Jimmy O'Connell

Marsh Drake Grid Captain of Drake 1922 Team

Vivian Marsh was elected captain of the 1922 Drake University football team. He is a junior in the college of commerce.

Big fin James traded to Vernon from Minneapolis

Minneapolis pitcher Big fin James of the American Association club was traded to the Vernon club of the Pacific Coast League for pitcher Robert McGraw, as announced. In Fort Worth Texas the Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College will play Centre College in a football game on January 2. Chicago Illinois Bill Killefer will manage the Chicago Cubs next season, per club president William Veeck who denied rumors of resignation.

Minneapolis Minn Big Fin” James Minneapolis American Association Vernon Club Pacific Coast League Robert McGraw Fort Worth Texas Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College Centre College Chicago Ill Bill Killefer Chicago Cubs William Veeck Veeck

Sweetland League to Offer Playset at Epworth Church

"Saved By the Woodman" is a playset to be presented by the Epworth group of the Sweetland Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday evening. The production lasts about two hours and features a large cast with additional numbers on the program. A small admission fee will be charged.

Epworth Gue Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Church Lady Evangelist

Defends Landis Against Critic in House Clash Over Federal Judges

Virginia Representative Moore calls for Judge Landis to quit either bench or baseball job as he opposes a bill adding 22 federal judgeships. Representative Mann defends Landis and cites arbitration work by Chief Justice White and others, stressing the judge’s integrity and avoiding private profit.

Washington, D. C K. M. Landis Chicago House Representative Mann Illinois Representative Moore Virginia Moore Landis Mann White Nicaragua Cosa Rica Taft Montreal Supreme Court Alschaler Mr. Moore Judge Landis Mr. Mann

Goose Shooting Ventures Across Illinois Sanctuaries

A vivid account describes hunters inspecting Saskadors and Saidora Illinois sanctuaries for migratory geese. It details blinds, decoy geese, and a dawn shoot near Crane Jack Sun Carter lakes, with units led by Dan Voorhees and Jim Warren. Goose privileges command prices up to 2700 annually, transforming farmland into a goose hunting economy.

Crane Jack Sun-Carter Illinois River Saidora Mason County Dan W. Voorhees Peoria Ill Warren Voorhees Junior Joe Dan Mark West

Star Eldon Hurlar Signs With Tigers

Eldon hurler Bill Sapp, a star with the Eldon semi pro club, signed to pitch for the Detroit Tigers next season. Ed Herr, Ty Cobb scout, interviewed Sapp in Eldon and he agreed to help on the mound. At 26, he posted 88 strikeouts in five games last season.

Ottumwa Bill” Sapp Eldon Detroit Tigers Ed Herr Ty Cobb Sapp

Public Shooting Ground Refuge bill moves in Congress

A letter from Los Angeles reports a Public Shooting Ground Refuge bill introduced in both house and senate. If enacted the measure would create public shooting grounds with seasonal open shooting and closed sanctuaries for wild fowl, prompting sportsmen to lobby senators and representatives in Washington.

Washington Los Angeles Cal Jorge H. Yocum House Senate Sportsmen of America

Staleys Ready for Canton Clash at Cub Park

Chicago December 10 The Staleys in peak form prepare to face the Canton Bulldogs in a gridiron clash at Cub Park tomorrow. Fleet backs Pete Stinchcombe Chick Harley and Pie Way headline a star laden lineup with Dutch Sternaman at left. Canton counters with five All Americans including Way Higgins High West Henry and Robb. Also notes Iowa opens basketball season with Augustana game in Iowa City.

Chicago Ill Staleys Caritén Bulldogs Cub Park Pete Stinchcombe Chick Harley Pie Way Cantons Pete Chick Dutch Sternaman Canton Bulldogs Camp Bob Higgins Penn State High West Colgate Pete Henry Washington and Jefferson Robb Columbia

Goose Shooting Day Ends With Luxe Carriage Return

In a 50 minute session our group bagged 15 Branta canadensis weighing 9 to 14 pounds. An automobile transported our party and the geese to the house, marking a perfect day’s close. Goose shooting de luxe.

Methodists Win Over Baptists In Sunday School League

First Methodist E. earns a 31 to 5 victory as First Presbyterians and German Methodists forfeit their games. Trinity Episcopal and Grace Lutherans also win in practice contests 32 to 10 and 33 to 10 respectively, with forfeit notes and league meeting planned to avoid repeats.

First Methodists First Presbyterians German Methodists Grace Lutherans Trinity Episcopals Trinity’s E. Stengley Y.M.C. A M. E. Wallops Baptists W. Hahn Frank Te Strake First Baptists First M. E Frank Jh Valette Strake W. Hahn Cearp Stringborn Rogers Barnard J. Rogers Schomberg Barrnard van Zyl Fimple Hahn Sharp Valett Stengle Kintzle Trinitys Trinity Episcopal Grau I. We Beece Be Bol Strong W. Boldt Burns Haverman Hinshaw Gunzenhauser SSE Okhee Oor Kindler Hakes Carl Reynolds Strong Burns Hinshaw F. Boldt W. Boldt Haverman Freethrows Kintzke

Greb May Battle Dempsey in Buffalo Bout

Harry Greb, the local light heavyweight claimant, may meet Jack Dempsey about February 1 in Buffalo. Charley Murray, Buffalo writer and matchmaker, says Dempsey promised and Greb's manager likely to sign soon. Also notes Fulton offered Dempsey a New York bout and Notre Dame's December 26 game with Centre College was called off in San Diego due to athletic control decisions.

Greb Buffalo Pittsburgh Harry Greb Dempsey Charley Murray Fulton St. Paul Minn Fred Fulton Rochester South Bend Ind Notre Dame Centre College San Diego Calif

Buff and Moore Cleared for National A. C. Bout

Milwaukee, Wis. Dec 10 Walter H Liginger chairman of the Wisconsin state boxing commission approved Johnny Buff bantamweight champion and challenger Pat Moore for a ten round bout at the National A C next Thursday. Liginger said both fighters are in wonderful condition Moore had a head cut but looked in the pink Buff in prime shape with a clean clear look in his eyes.

Associated Press Milwaukee Wis Walter H. Liginger Wisconsin State Boxing Commission Johnny Buff Pat Moore National A. C Liginger Moore Buff

Outside players enter Muscatine Iowa Telephones team in commercial league

The Muscatine Lights and the Iowa Telephones won permission to field a combined team in the Commercial league after a Friday night Y M C A directors meeting. Several teams warned they may withdraw over outsiders and urged that each player be employed by the firm represented.

Muscatine Lights Iowa Telephones Ernest Stengle

Industrial League hosts three second round basketball games

Roach and Musser meet the Automatics, M. B. and S. face the Construction Workers, and the Heinz five play Rock Island Freights at the YMCA tonight. Likely next week M. B. and S. and Rock Island consolidate. Several more teams have applied for berths to keep the league at six clubs.

Roach & Musser Heinz Rock Island

Wellman to honor Iowa grid heroes at banquet

Wellman officials announce that Coach Howard Jones and Aubrey Devine of the Iowa University team will attend a Monday night banquet in Wellman on December 19. The event will honor the state football heroes, with the high school faculty and players as guests. Also noted is the Wellman high school basketball season opener Friday in a nonleague game against West Chester.

Wellman Howard Jones Aubrey Devine Iowa University Wellman High School West Chester

Gopher Coaches Ousted Ahead of Athletic Director System

Minnesota announces termination of contracts for football coach H L Williams basketball coach L J Cooke swimming coach Neil Thorp wrestling coach Frank Gilman track coach Frank Leopard and boxing instructor Harry Goldie as a formal step toward appointing an athletic director. Some coaches may continue service. a temporary director, possibly Cooke or Pierce, will lead until a permanent appointee is named.

Minneapolis Minn H. L. Williams Minnesota L. J. Cooke Neil Thorp Frank Gilman Leopard Frank Harry Goldie E. B. Pierce Board of Regents O. K Sig Harris Johnny McGovern Badgers Richard

Mathewson Receives Second Benefit Check for Proceeds

A check for 24,573 dollars, part of proceeds from a Polo Grounds benefit game for Christy Mathewson, was mailed to him at Saranac Lake where he is ill with tuberculosis. Earlier, he received a first check for 30,000 dollars.

New York Polo Grounds Christy Mathewson New York Giants Saranac Lake

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