Players Fraternity Revival Drives Salary Demands in Baseball
W J Macbeth reports a revived Players Fraternity threatening a major strike if profits are not shared. Stars like Cobb Ruth and Alexander are cited as leading union efforts, with a projected 50 percent salary increase as players push to gain leverage over magnates and league governance.
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Mitchell Appointed Manager of Braves for Coming Season
Fred Mitchell, former Cubs leader, is named manager of the Boston Braves replacing George W Stallings. Mitchell previously served as battery coach for the Braves and returns after coaching Harvard varsity and leading the Cubs to the 1918 National League title before the World Series loss to the Red Sox.
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Jay Gould Wins First Squash Match Of Season
Jay Gould defeats J Tustin of the Yale Club 6 1 in the annual fall tournament of the National Squash Tennis Association. Clyde Martin of Yale Club beats J N Wooster after two close matches, with a 16 15 victory. Harold Tohey of Princeton and Hirt Mixsill of Yale both win their second round matches in straight sets 16 11 and 16 blank. richler and baker also compete, scores not fully readable.
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NYU Athletes Name Captain For Football Team
James T. Berenson was elected captain of the Y.U. football squad for 192. The senior, known as Fergy, hails from Shreves Park Louisiana and is a junior in college. He previously played as a halfback and saw varsity time last year, earning respect for speed and dependable play.
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Yale Squash Men Sweep Columbia in Met Tourney
Yale Club squash teams dominated Columbia in the Metropolitan squash tournament held Saturday. Yale players, led by standout performances from key veterans, surged past Columbia as Harvard club results were tighter, with Yale maintaining clear command in most matches.
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Sportlight and the Bugged Big Match, 1920s Tone
A garbled sports column notes Grantland Rice style verses and early intercollegiate cross country chatter. It references Perry McGovern of New York City leading Corne's team to Britain for a Cambridge Oxford venture, with Cleveland baseball and football talk, mentioning cadences of players, coaches, and sensationalist commentary, all amid a chaotic OCR jumble.
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Boxers and Matmen Vie For Atlantic Fleet Titles
Navy hosts a Madison Square Garden program tonight featuring boxing and wrestling champions from the Atlantic Fleet. Secretary Daniels’s aides and Lt. Pennington push reservations as top bout pairs like Gordon vs Suciano of North Dakota loom. A large entry list includes athletes from Dakota, Nevada, Arizona and other states, with bouts and prospects described amid festive shore leave.
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Pro Football Game Details Arranged Amid Fractured Report
A garbled sports note outlines arrangements for a major football game with mention of Ralph How and several teams and players. It references New York baseball and Akron affiliations and hints at negotiations for a prominent New York Weekey player, Maxwell, amid unclear roster details and coaching names.
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Court Hie Ference Mal basketball update
In a late game update Mrasnis led by player Ference Mal faced Sin Lark Portile Sennat in a tense finish yesterday afternoon Rostattl and Chigpur provided defense while WC Inve held the last minutes to secure a narrow victory for their team.
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Harvard Not to Join College Hockey League
Harvard University will not join a new college hockey league as announced by Madu Moura, athletics manager, despite reports of several colleges forming a joint league. The decision follows delays and unclear plans, with Harvard opting to focus on traditional rivals Princeton, Yale, and Dartmouth.
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Motor Boat Show Details Skimmed From Unreadable Text
A fragmentary notice describes a motor boat show with entries and participants including names like Walter Woullehigi and Wesley GWN. The garbled text mentions Wisconsin Milwaukee and a football game CLV EAST involving Cleveland and Mount High School, with unclear dates and outcomes.
Rutgers Keeps Sanford As Football Coach
Rutgers in New Brunswick announces that George Pastor Sanford will continue as football coach for the upcoming year. Sanford affirms he intends to stay and improve the team despite a poor showing this season, noting plans for graduation and a strong nucleus for future success.
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Columbia Five to Play N Y U on February 5
Columbia announces a preliminary schedule for the Intercollegiate League games. The lineup includes matches against New York University on February 5 after earlier dates at Columbia, with other contests listed in December and January.
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Champion Swimmer Coach Pledges Cambridge Tune Up
An athletics report from Cambridge, Massachusetts notes a champion swimmer coach from the world championship team will guide the Mary and swimming tennis this year. The coach recently prepared for the season, building on last year's varsity squad and the prior season’s results.
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Mermaids Cancel Long Trip Financing Arranged
Vague OCR reads that Mermaids cancel a lengthy trip with names Mina Margret Wonilheiliey and Mas Ethelda tied to a tour plan. Australian sources reportedly decided to fund the journey, with Mine Hluib- Leey possibly canceling as well.
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Chicago Elects McGuire CCAD Leader
The report describes Chicago action electing McGuire to a key post, with references to the 1921 University of Chi foot ball team and a tense game featuring hard tackles by a guard.
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Okmulgee Western Association taps new manager
Umpire to manage team PRMULGER Ohlny Ni a Minty Wailhach appointed in chief role for the Western Anngetation in 1920. The move follows the signing of a contract today to lead Okmulyee Western Association baseball eleven with 14 minor league entrants.
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Next Gridiron Season May Be The Best Ever
1922 football season forecast as the best in sport history. Pittsburgh, Princeton, Penn State, Yale, Harvard, Dartmouth and Syracuse seen rebuilding strong lines. Analysts predict elevated competition, with veterans returning and freshmen prospects noted amid a general surge in gridiron popularity postwar.
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Broad Way of Doing Business Offers Money Back Suits
Lee Nye advertises revised price suits with a money back guarantee. It emphasizes Broad Way and Fifth Avenue style sales, regular quality, and in house manufacture. Men’s winter suits priced from $50 to $60.
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Watcher wants a Christmas house coat gift
A shopper seeks a fitting dressing gown of rich heavy silk as a Christmas gift. An order form for simplified shopping appears. Addresses mention Broadway at 13th Street and Fifth Avenue at Warren and Bt Street with nearby dormer locations.
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Boynton Only Player To Score 100 Points This Season
Williane Boynton stands as the only player to reach 100 points in the 1920 football season across eight games. He tallied 22 touchdowns, matching Cornell’s Barrett for a career high, while Gilroy of Georgetown held the single-season mark with 104 in 1915.
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35 Out for Hockey at Pena TIATED TAA
In a fragmentary sports item, teams and players are named in garbled text with an unclear result. The piece references hockey and a schedule or lineup error, mentioning Pena and Te Bee, with vague notes on players and positions.
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