Giants Offer 200000 and Four Players for Hornsby Rejected
St Louis owner Samuel Breadon refused a Giants bid of 200000 dollars plus four players for Rogers Hornsby. McGraw would not part with Pie Frisch, believing he will be a top third baseman, and the article notes potential interest in Heinie Groh and other Brooklyn and Chicago players. The piece details the Giants’ high valuation, the Yankees’ Ruth benchmark, and the Braves’ Malinville options as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Macbeth
Samuel Breadon
St. Louis
New York
Francis Xavier McQuade
Joe O'Bri
Giants
Charles A. Stoneham
John J. McGraw
Rogara Hornsby
Vic Cardinals
Bron Mashed
McQuady
Frisch
Branch Rickey
McGraw
Hornsh
Prise
Mac
New York Nationals
Hornsby
Broadens
Siquid
Giant
Lai Jean
Alue
Tewan
Minxch Wes
Yankees
Ruth
St Lewh
Kate
Boston
Rabbit Marsaville
Braves
Orant
Wraves
Maranville
Ppc
Hancrovt
Shrek Mi
Evers
Spears Former Star Guard Signs to Coach West Virginia Eleven
Clarence W. Spears, former Dartmouth All American guard and coach, signs a one year deal to lead West Virginia football. Athletic director Marty A. Stansbury announced in Chicago, praising Spears as a top choice after Dartmouth’s strong records in 1919 and other years.
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Spears
West Virginia
Hicago
Clarence W. Spears
Dartmouth University
University of West Virginia
Marty A. Stansbury
Dartmouth
Stansbury
Pears
McIntyre
West
Bresnahan Sues Dodgers Over Player Withholding
Toledo reports Troger Bresnahan, Toledo club president, suing the Dodgers for withholding players. The dispute centers on a pending $7,000 installment for Basemat Baird, with only $2,510 paid and no further settlement. Malone and Hickman reportedly moved to the Steel League, while Baird remained held and later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresnahan
Dodgers
Toledo
Ohio
Troger Brestahen
Anneune
Antohache
Baird
Phim
Selvad
Catarn
Malone Art Hickman
Prookland
Ptt Tuilien
Apells
Arccording
Mresn
Ohio State Fencers Seek Postseason Challenge Abroad
Amateur Fencer League of America reveals an eighteen event slate and plans for an English and possibly Italian team tour to deter foreign invasion. Ohio State's football coach Dr John Wites drills the squad by moonlight ahead of New Year's Day clash with California while baseball federation moves to expand.
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Buckeyes
Pasadena
Calif
John Wites
Ohio State
California
Blair
Ifback
Eaid
League of America
R Nglcne
New York
Dunloz
Chisapionabiyt
Deneara
Midual
Champloumin
aWangdueens
Treeiantt Uotisian
Ediemplannh Lp
Rowing Club aird announcement with officer names
An odd forward notice lists rowing club figures and officers including Jonah Baers, Ay Kolerlon, and Callahan. It references a fifteen round bout argument at New York A. A. and a ceremony tied to a public event this afternoon, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
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Vicuiiies Finanetal
Eeluiy
Jonah Baers
Wuibu Hehulte
Dratarn
Ay Kolerlon
Mernony J
B Callahan
AL Ryn
Cornell Nets Victory in Triangular Chess League Meet
Cornell captures laurels at chess as the Triangular College Chess League concludes its twenty-second annual tournament at the Manhattan Chess Club. Cornell finishes 3 matches won, 1 loss, 1 tie. City College 1 win over Cornell, 1 over Brown. New York University leads with 10 points. The league renames to Inter collegiate Chess League amid reforms.
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Manhattan
Gargekel
Noard
Gotthotter
City College Trade
X To
New York
Univer
N. U
Arcusetts
Trangular College Chess League
Chicago Schoolboys to Skate Here in February 29
Chicago schoolboys from New York and Chicago prepare for a first of its kind ice skating meet scheduled February 29. Eighteen representatives from each city will compete in five events including two 4140 yard races and three 430 yard races.
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Eony UE
Kno Iaiyil
Carleton
Cou
Wabasa
Lis
Chicago
Dan
Cuivanlc
New York
Guiesee
Sign Alex Opponent In Cubs Pact After France Service
In Chicago on December 28 a reward for Grover Alexander, star pitcher of the Chicago Nationals, led to his signing with the Cubs. He served in France while both he and his team were in the United States. Alexander’s 1 to 0 victory noted. Renney, twenty two, tall and two inches, played as a hander. Mepi, a professional ched.
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Alex
Chicago
Grover Alexander
Work Twelvely
France
United State
Alexander
Renney
Harvard Sports Dinner Honors Several Teams
Harvard University in Boston plans a dinner and exercises on January 1 to honor football baseball and hockey teams with the varsity crew. The event marks a century of the eleven and highlights key figures including Charley Donssoreck as matchmaker for the Champion Sporting Club and Genaro Guidute as match tat. Weight disputes involve Goldstein and manager Harry Garsh demanding Genaro weigh 114 pounds at 2 p.m.
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Harvard
Boston
Harvard University
Harvard Club
Crison
Goldstein
Genaro
Charley Donssoreck
Hioncer Sporting Club
Willi Lewis
Harry Garsh
Genarn
Student Appointed Manager of Pittsburgh Football
Pittsburgh December 1921. K. Kuine Auver of Lis?tt Pa named student manager for the University of Pittsburgh football team for the 1921 season under a competitive system. The appointment was made public today with the announcement.
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Pittsburgh
K. Kuineauver
Lis Tt
South of Dixie: golf, crime talk, and boxing legends blended
A fragmented, nostalgic piece blends golf imagery with looming sports headlines. It mentions a Kiplingesque bunker scene, a planned inquiry led by Judge Landis into baseball’s scandal, and Dempsey’s upcoming bouts with Willard and Carpentier. The text contrasts Northern winters with Southern golfing idylls and cites Western predominance in heavyweight boxing while noting Eastern talent wanes.
Walker Triumphs On Last Green In Midwinter Meet
In a blustery December round at HINEHURST North Carolina a midwinter golf tournament produced dramatic finishes. Favorites won key matches as Walker secured a narrow victory on the final green while several challengers from cities like Hotwe and Vetriit posted solid showings in the divisions.
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Vortex
Marys Seaton
Machauphii
Tikyranus Waller
Paros
Carman” Wesson
Vo Semeners Ardster
Whivet
Oranem
Meaterhuuss
Arias
Kilduff Re-signs with Dodgers for Next Season
Brooklyn second baseman Kilduff accepted terms and signed a contract. President Ebbets announced that Kilduff will return to the Dodgers next season after a reportedly favorable negotiation.
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Kilduff
Veter Kilduf
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Ebbets
Pete
Jon
Unclear OCR list of names and items from a page
Fragmented text lists numerous names, places, and numbers with no coherent event or narrative. Readable items mention individuals like Alex Tustin and Kathera alongside various scattered terms and figures, but no clear action, date, or context emerges.
Fragmented listing hints at theft and bids in obscure race ad
The readable items describe a jumble of names and figures including an alleged thief topic, bids of seventy dollars, and several scattered names such as Stephos Courey. The text hints at a racing or auction setting with unclear participants and amounts like 700 and 110.
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Della
Linturtmnie
Tyne Fords Ai
Ruoy
Corto
Eeeten
Eddie Rickenbacker Wins Pan Zareta Handicap at New Orleans
J J Skiner's three-year-old chestnut Eddie Rickenbacker won the Pan Zareta Handicap a five furlong race in 1:00.85 at New Orleans. Marvin May runner-up with Applejack II taking the show part of a $1,000 purse. Parader upset at the fourth race, with Perythia second and Madeline Lillian third. Rain bow Girl won the second race at 6 to 1. Lieutenant Pers ins led the third as results varied across the card. The program also features fashion ads for Four corners stores on Broadway and 1st Street.
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Orleans
J. J. Skiner
Eddie Rickenbacker
Marvin May
Applejack II
Thire
Parader
Perythia
Madeline Lillian
Royden
Rainbow Girl
Lieutenant Persins
Claven
Mebermbty
Pansy Howson
Thruine
Tide
Owl
Hysewa Farle Rappold
Tony
Intercollegiate rowing program reinstated at Wisconsin
Wisconsin athletics director T. E. Funn announced reinstatement of the intercollegiate rowing program at the University of Wisconsin. Faculty will recognize the sport at the first meeting in Dunn. Coach F. Wall says youth talent remains strong, with Badger crews among leading contenders before withdrawals noted.
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Mamoua
Wis
Wee Lapen
Ars
Intercollegsiat
Roth
University of Wisconsin
T. E. Funn
Tod
Dunn
F. Wall
Yong
Badger
Moughkee
Sharkey Title Fight Denied By O Garty and Coster
The dispute centers on Sharkey’s claim to a tie for the Italian championship with challenger O Garty and fighter Coster. Coster and O Garty, both Italians, collide in East Street on Saturday night as they seek the right to challenge Sharkey. This marks their third meeting, following two close battles in Scranton.
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Deneenone
Fps
Aut Terwebn
Tuckey Tunny Tr Thetams
Porting Clair
East Street
Coster
O'Gatty
Sharkey
Rai
O'Garty
Scranton
Penn State Stars Prepare for Madison Square Garden Meet
Penn State track stars led by Olympic performer Shielda and Captain Romig head to a major meet at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday evening February 1. J. F. Karron, former Meadowbrook standout, also competes as part of the strong Penn State contingent.
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New York State
Metropolitan Association
Madison Su Garden
Paulist A. C
Tull Tenia
Oranam Agerociation
Mronxdale A. C
Pastime A. C
St Christopher Club
Clark
Madicon Square Garden
Shielda
Romig
J. F. Karron
Meadowbronk
Naval Academy Officer Heads Collegiate Boxing
Naval Academy officer Ileuben Commanter Wiliva Selanin presides at a national boxing body meeting. The association plans to set election rules, determine a lead champion, and finalize competition structure while outlining contestant guidelines and regional visits.
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Naval Academy
Integre Boxing Association of Amena
Ileuben
Wiliva Selanin
Athietic
Amd Synis
Naval Academy Te Rillew
Fan Cis
Tly
Hayana Results Show Mixed Finishes Across Events
The report lists numerous competitors and event results with mixed outcomes. Names such as Waterning, Kenemiory, Major Viele, and Mira Weight appear alongside times and placements, highlighting a broad set of performances across multiple disciplines.
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We New Meer Tribune
Cardinals
Brendon
Polo Grounds
Stoneham
Rickey
Mornshy
Johnson
Johnson i
John Heydler
George Wharon
Heydler
Popper
Cal- Casco
Windy City
Mr. Penner
Philadelphia
Ayer
Jude I
Baltemare
Tudne Land
Ny Milhos
Armerican
Ote
Chica
Ogre
Ruether
Charies
Auupose
Platbuch
AL Ievollér
Robbie
Hobbets
Intieller
Pete Wilduit
Adsey Dolger
Eure Glosen
Thor Springs
Ark
West Bade
Pirates
Hot Springs
Ted Sox
Orth
Baseball Federation
Cleveland
James Potts
National Baseball Federation
Wesers
Federa
Minaway Paul
A Bane Chrono
Hedlekem
New Collegiate Conference
Wallace
Sroteeererr
al Kalowil
By Briggs
Fenrieg Femmers
Feemes
Agams
Woupens
Caus Yyese
Renee
Dean Loewad
Cornell
C.C.N
Siachuwer
Pennsylvania
Corel
City College
Brown
The
Ledge
Divie
Font
Rustie Wbhick
Dixie
Judge Landis
Advanc
White Sox
Dempsey
Jess Willard
Georges Carpentier
West York
Leonard
Lynch
M Sullivan
Ernst
Corbett
Jeffrie
Tompsey
Terry McGovern
Benny Leonard
Joe Lynch
Thers
Mississippi
Wweight
Tom Sharkey
Tww
George Ade
Ort Weiss
St. Augustine
Belleair
Clarence Budington
Kellan
Lowell’ Ford
Florida
Indiana
Dianadotis Tee
Tailiamapolis
Dayton
Indianapolis
Tribune
Walker
New Orleans
Uva Farings
Palinthei
Seannard
Vist Concartes
Rusa
Picardy
Patuotle
Calithump
Imiabets
Almirante
Sovard Rapa
Fenterfield
Tha
Ana
Dtuntoe Mart
Avion
Fiya A Nuit
Turtongn
Aritasvastir
Stephos Courey
Thranayn
Clatmlip
Mack Mealy
Hy Walker
Ode
Algera
Ional Tasadin
Muse
Devel Ghlderest Bey
Rocers Prrr Company
Brozaway Broadway
Broadway
Warren
O’gatty
Penn State Stars
Penne Cal
Hayana
Waternig
Kenemiory
Vlas
Mee
Stark Thaweon
Gitmutis
Major Viele
Mira Weight
Luibnes
Ilazsoway
Larry
Ta Sand
Bpi
Ata Bed
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