Players Fraternity Revival Promises Big Baseball Salary Rise
A revived Players Fraternity aims to raise major league salaries by about forty percent and share profits with stars. Prominent players threaten a strike if gains are blocked, while minor leagues show strong union support amid talks of a new league-wide body led by top players.
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Ty Cobb
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Teriny
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Wek Kingella
Mitchell Appointed Manager of Braves For Coming Season
Boston announces Fred Mitchell former Cubs leader as manager replacing George Stallings. Mitchell, who previously served as battery coach for the Braves, returns to the club that helped him rise to prominence during the 1914 title chase. He later coached at Warward and led Chicago to the 1918 NL title before the World Series loss to Boston.
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Fred Mitchell
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
George W.kant
George W. Stallings
Mitchell
Chicago
Ag Stallings
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Warward
Cubs
Red Sox
Gould Wins First Squash Match of Season
Jay Gould, defending his title, defeated J. F. Troustine of the Yale Club 15-1, in the second round of the National Squash Tennis Association fall tournament. Clyde Martin of Yale Club beat J. X. Wooster 18-13 after Wooster led early. Harold Tobey of Princeton Club lost to H. R. Mixsell 16-5 15-11. Baker trailed A. M. Kidder as scores ended 8-10 15-8.
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Yale
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Princeton
H. R. Mixsell
Strai
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A. M. Kidder
Yale Squash Men Sweep Columbia In First Round Match
Yale Club players dominated Columbia in the first round of the class P metropolitan squash tournament, winning seven straight matches. Harvard edged Crescent 4 3 as Brooklyn benefited from a default. The report notes close contests and scattered details of individual bouts and players.
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Next Gridiron Season May Be The Best Ever
Boxers and matmen meet at Madison Square Garden as Navy entertainment draws officers and spectators to see Atlantic fleet champions. F Gordon vs H Soriano headlines a lineup featuring North Dakota contenders and a host of other notable athletes as predictions run high for 1921 football season viability and potential college powerhouses like Pitt and Princeton.
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H. Soriano
Takota
Ferguson Named NYU Football Team Captain
James Ferguson, a junior from Schrevesport Louisiana, was elected captain of NYU's football team for 1921 at a recent athletic association meeting. He has played halfback and shifted to quarterback duties, earning praise for speed, strategic instincts, and leadership as the team proceeds through the season.
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Rutgers College Bears team schedule lists four opponents
New York University, Navy, Cornell and Columbia Law appear on Rutgers College basketball schedule announced for seven games. North Carolina is set to visit as the featured road game. The schedule also notes a game with South Carolina and a December display.
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Cornell
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N. J
University
Columbia Law
Dan
Lina
Pro Football Game Details Arranged for Saturday Clash
Details set for a professional championship game on Saturday at the Tomb Grounds. The winner will face the unbeaten Akron team in New York, with outdoor or indoor venue decisions depending on public interest and conditions.
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Hin Thorpe
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Erasmus Hell basketball win on Frohman Court
The Erasmus Hell basketball team defeated New York Textile School by 18 points yesterday afternoon on the Frohman Court. Rosnett and Chippur Hoy led with scoring, turning the game in the Tank row.
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Erasmus Hell
New York Textile School
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Chippur Hoy
Nue
Harvard Net to Join College Hockey League
Harvard University has not joined an intercollegiate hockey league and likely will not. Major F W Moore, graduate manager of athletics, said Harvard was not entering a fixed schedule league and prefers to arrange games with Princeton Yale and other schools rather than be bound to a league that dictates opponents and dates.
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Yale
Aes
Final Details Completed For Motor Boat Show
Details for the sixteenth National Motor Boat Show set for December 11 to 14 in Grand Central Place include a record entry list. Berger Brothers of Manitowoc, Wis, sent in the fast boat Over Tangeeragt as the first arrival, while Wisconsin officials address storage needs and show organization grapples with early arrivals. Meanwhile boxing and college athletics news appear from Milwaukee and Wesleyan, with a Wisconsin boxing ban and a Wesleyan athletics director appointment noted, and Went Tech football advancing toward a January match in Cleveland.
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Golluf Bug Leads Offbeat 1920s Sports Talk
Sportlight column previews cross country at Oxford Cambridge meet and Cornell invasion, noting Joe Moakley’s team form, Ch Din Yale football coach pick Chester La Roche, and baseball musings on Lajoie and Willard with casual insights into professional sport values.
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Rutgers Keeps Sanford as Football Coach
George Foster Sanford will coach the Rutgers football team next year. He stated he will remain with the local team, which he helps without salary, despite questions about leaving. Rutgers loses four seniors this year but expects a strong nucleus for next fall after a season hampered by inexperience.
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George Foster Sanford
Rutgers
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Columbia Vive to Play N Y U on February 5
Columbia's preliminary basketball schedule announced yesterday lists four non conference games ahead of the first contest. The slate includes a February 6 meeting with New York University, following early December and January dates with West Point Poly Institute and N C N at Columbia.
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Harvard Names New Coach For Swimming Team
Cambridge Massachusetts November 90 Mike Prendergast of the world championship swimming team will coach Harvard's swimming squad for the year. Seventy candidates have reported for the team, including forty members from last year's varsity group.
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Harvard
Mermaid Trip Cancelled by Detroiter Swimmers
Detroit report notes Miss Margaret Woodbridge a noted st. woman swimmer cancelled plans to tour the Antipodes with Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey as the Australian union failed to fund the journey.
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Chicago Elects McGuire as 1921 U Chicago football captain
Chicago selects Charles Me Guite as the newly elected captain of the 1921 University of Chicago football team. He played last season at tackle and end, guiding the line and defense in early games.
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McGuire
Charles MeGuite
University of Chicago
Umpire Harry Bach Named Manager of Okmulgee Association
Umpire in chief Harry Bach signed a contract to manage the Okmulgee Western Association chapter, aiming to guide the minor league outfit in 1920s terms. The news notes his playing history in the minors and his leadership role.
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Okla Nowa
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Naa
White Sox Buy Slugger in Major Deal
The Chicago White Sox acquired slugger Jay Sheeley from the Packie Coast League after leading the league with a .378 average, 32 homers and 75 RBIs last season. The package included catcher Byrd Lynn and catcher Ted Jourdan, with Salt Lake receiving a cash consideration in the deal. Walquist Leads Illinois URBA A. Lawrie Walquist, Rock Island, is named captain of the Illinois football team after a halfback season, slated to be his last, and earns All Western Conference recognition from writers.
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University of Ilinois
Bowie Racing Meet Results and Payouts Noted
The racing columns list results and payouts for numerous horses and events. Notable names include Margary, Polly, and Charley Lote, with varied purses and place finishes. Track, entrant, and tote figures are interwoven with abbreviations and scattered results across the page.
Broad way fashion and price promises at Perr Company
The notice touts broad prices and money back offers for suits and winter wear. It promotes in house manufactured quality, Xmas gifts, and convenient locations at Broadway 13th Street Warren and Fifth Ave at First Street with a house coat and dressing gown selections.
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Boynton First in Scoring with 143 Points in 1920 Season
ENNY BOYNTON, Williams Col Tee quarterback, tops eastern college football scoring with 143 points from eight games in 1920. He scored twenty two touchdowns, the best mark since 1915, though not the era’s peak. Gilroy of Geers town holds 164, Ingram of the Navy 162, with earlier leaders dating to 1914.
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35 Men Respond for Hockey Team Tryout at Penn
A draft notice lists 35 applicants from the University of Tenn for ten hockey tryout spots at the Lee Palace in Philadelphia under supervision of Garree Wa Geren, Jesued, and Captain Mringle, as part of the new selection process.
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