Major Pitchers Show Gain in Shutout Games
The article notes a rise in shutouts by major league pitchers in 1922 with American League 76 and National League 71 for a total of 146, compared to 126 in 1921. Vance led with six shutouts. Ulle tops the Junior circuit with five. It also mentions George Bondlken joining Kenyon College as a winger and summarizes a lengthy list of shutouts by date across both leagues.
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Vance
Arthur “Dazzy” Vance
Brooklyn
Tedh
Merrinam
Cooper
Adams
Bsherdel
Ulle
Cleveland
Faber
Leverette
Johnson
Dilette
Quinn
Alexander
Coombs
Pitteburah
Cincinnati
Morrison Ageinet
Cneinnati
Mt. Louie
Rixey
Mt. Louis
Chie
Pttefer
Philadelphia
Rayer
Thilladelphia
Louta
Chicago
Louis
New York
Appa Ealance
May
Anne Bt
Loule
Tee
Donohve Wentiat Wintera
Pitteburkh
Ene
Benton
Filvoenn
Anne B
Boston
Loula
Coeneh
Mis
Pittsburgh
Morrison
Vance-Teontur O
Crooklyn
Ald
Ate
St. Louis
Aingleton
Douglang Jone
Fsmith
Chicaro
Barnen
St. Louie
Tours
Philadel
Singleton
St. Youle
D. Eniiet J. Barnee (Uhle > (Bherde! July 19—Pitteduren
Detroit
Etroit
Aly Nuether
Pittedureh
Wether
Boone
Ave
Washington
Meek
Chicano
Iehneen
Colling
Heaton
Clevelan
Toston
Piiadelphia
Colline
T. Sept
Rob
Contea Pastan
Lani B
Oiler
Clevelant
Chiemga
Lewin
Posten
Petron
Cleenge Hildebrand
Tha Khem
Blues Build New Home and Citywide Sports Program Push
Pennsylvania sports coverage notes a statewide youth sports expansion, highlighting new facilities and recruitment efforts. Officials emphasize increased participation and community support as schools prepare to host events and showcase student athletes.
Golf Association Formed to Run City Tourney in Omaha
Nine representatives from Omaha golf clubs formed the Metropolitan Golf Association to conduct the city championship. Jack Hughes of Field Club was named president with Phil Kendall and Jimmy Austin as vice president and treasurer respectively. The next tournament is planned for the third week in June at Field Club, using medal and match play across 36 qualifying holes and finals in 6 hole matches, plus team events and prizes.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Omaha Golf Clubs
Metropolitan Association
Jack Hughes
Field Club
Phil Kendall
Fontenelle Municipal Club
Jimmy Austin
Leakoma
Wrestling Trust Fractured Leaves Curley Out in Cold
Frank G. Menke reports the wrestling trust is breaking up with Jack Curley sidelined. Curley faces disputes over match making as Zbyszko, Lewis and Penek hold power and Bauman brothers push a planned winter bout in a faltering era for the sport.
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Jack Curley
Strangler Lewis
Stanislaus Zbyszko
John Penek
Rayman Boys
Curley
Lewis
Windek Zbyazko
Windelk
Gobar
Daviscourt
Brnckley
Grandovitch
Farmer Bailey
Max
Posek
Bauman Boys
Pesek
New York State Athletic Commission
Pangean Boys
Jack Hierman
Maghg Stanilaus Zbyszko
New York
Roughtown Prepares For Annual Rodeo And Gink Siki Clash
In Roughtown rumors swirl of Gink Fowler defending a title against challenger Siki. Gink trains with The Glutt in a ruined factory while mock bouts with dual shadows build routine and gate receipts.
Ballplayers on Alert Over Way Waivers Being Asked
garbled text references waivers and players amid unsettled baseball issues. mentions Nationals, Pelvers, Nichelwen, and Reston with unclear actions and a deal involving Waterhuret and Marswhee, linking to Pirates.
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Nationale
Pelvers
Fred Nichelwen
Cfuh
Reston
Niehelmen
Watehuret
Marswhee
Omaha Ticket Allotment for Notre Dame Game Sold Out
Omaha sells out 360 tickets for the Nebraska Notre Dame clash at Lingelm on November 1. Early sales ended with no remaining seats as co-eds organize teams ahead of the event.
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Omaha
Nebraska Notre Dane
Lingelm
Weity
Marctotel Coerte Lave
Wrel
Tyrus Cobb Critics O Connell Price Gap At Seventy Thousand
Tyrus Cobb questions Jimmy O Connell costs claiming a figure around seventy thousand. He comments amid discussions of football season events and financing, citing the ongoing debate about expenses and accountability for the team’s operations and contracts.
Dawson Guides Huskers With Broad Coaching Career
Nebraska’s Coach Dawson, in his second year, built teams at Union Columbia and Princeton before guiding Nebraska since 191, turning out strong players and earning respect from students. He balances athletics director duties with teaching and even writes books on baseball and other sports.
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Hoechl
Rune
Dawson
New York
Nebraska University
Nebraska
Columbia University
Princeton
Union
Columbia
Jie
Colorado
Ellmate
Union College
Schenectady, Y
Tie
Ilia Nebraska
Tin
Glenn Warher
Vite Panthers
Jan
Lealdeshia
Olve Denn
Syracuse
Three Grade School Soccer Teams Tie for District Honors
In District No 4 Miller Park and Cass battle to a 2 2 draw while Sherman ties the standings at five points apiece after Cass and Miller both fail to clinch the title. A coin flip sent Miller to face Sherman with Cass awaiting the Case winner later. The game drew many spectators from both schools at Thirty second and Deny.
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Miller Park
Cass
Miller
Sherman
Fairbury
Hastings
I Fairbury
Neb
Bairbury High Wheel
Fast Darlings
Omaha University Eleven Beats Western Union
The University of Omaha football team defeated Western Union 23 to 0 at Creighton Field on Friday. Omaha racked up 146 yards from scrimmage to Western Union’s 48, displaying a dominant performance and a sharp contrast in offense.
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Omaha Uni
Western Union
University of Omaha
Creighton Field
Morningside College
Omaha
Chance Lands Kamm's Playing Chance For White Sox
Chicago fans await a real money deal as Frank Chance endorses Kamm as a great prospect with ideal infielder build. Scouts praise his fielding and hands while noting 1921 weaknesses and recent gains. Kamm may compete for third base with Mulligan and anchor Johnson’s improved infield defense.
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Willie Kamm
Friveo
White Sox
Chicago
Kamm
Frank Chance
Cub
Chance
Sox
Ernie Johnson
Eddie Mulligan
Kaimm
Frisco
Sing Sing Checker Champion in the Death House
Raymond Collins, inmate on death row at Sing Sing, plays checker games in his cell. He is awaiting execution for the murder of Michael Connor, a Staten Island watchman, in Inez March. Collins is said to be a Dartmouth graduate who protests alleged big instances of the ovine.
Barnstorm Rules Change Sparks Baseball Debate
Turmoil surrounds updated barnstorming rules as players from Yankees and Giants seek compensation while weather concerns and the World Series restrictions prompt opposition. Headquarters signals full enforcement forcing Meusel and Maye to withdraw participation as the season nears its November 1 limit.
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Trans
Yankees
Giants
Nave
Rifle Shoot At Camp Perry Draws 49 Teams And 800 Competitors
In a noisy Camp Perry event, 49 teams and about 800 marksmen competed in a national rifle shoot. The article notes the calendar flow and mentions key figures and group participation while detailing the competitive setup.
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Camp Perry
Vaiure
Titemirm
Yale and Princeton Clash in Classic Football Showdown
Yale and Princeton renew their annual clash as the top East rivals set to duel with emphasis on defense and open play. Michigan and Wisconsin also loom for a midwest battle while Iowa, Chicago, and Penn State circle key conference games and a string of strong teams eyes the championship.
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Baturiy
Yale
Princeton
Michigg
Witcontan
Elaine
Towa
Tigers
Vale
Stroggla Bara
Eli
Biatta
Hawkeyes
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Vicory
Badgers
Minnesota
Capt. Williams
Gibson
Taft
Barr
Badger
Middlewest
Irish
Tebell
Yout
Roby
Vandervoort
Ohio
Wolverine
Kipke
Cappen
Conch Richards
Yost
Exch
Iowa
Columbi
Hawke Eyes
Chicago
Ted Fur
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Dodgers Gers
Uhle
J. I. Sanborn
George Bondlken
Central High School
Kenyon College
Bonolken
Kenyon
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Lobe Orton
Teston
Pennoe Amelie Naiy-dghnaon
Coleing
Erickson
Rommel
Phillette
Davin
Covelankie
St. Lewi
Pennock
Hoyt
Morte
Hoston
Morton
Shawkey
Coveleside
St, Louis
Pitlette
Davia
Hie
van Gilder
Morton Againat Johnann
Pillette
Necker
Gearwe BenolRer
George Hildebrand
Blues
Rasese Oy
Anrieny Agus
Jae Hee Wee
Eames
Pennsylvania
Golf Association
Roughtown
Madison Square Garden
Gink Fowler
Gink
Siki
Glutt
Mr. Glutt
Tyrus Cobb
Jimmy O'Connell
Huskers
Naughta
Dawsort
Mercantile League
Ada
Indian Motor Copa
Alt Power Co
Nebrask
Roberts Sanitary Dairy
M. B. S Ith & Co
Varantes Fund
Karantees Art City Hall
Onaha
Wilpatrick & Cu
Melchior
Tantugten
Harberle Oe
General Auditors
ATL
Pleiller Bar Moylan
Tivision Engineers
Ankers
Tore
Morne Brinker
United States
Fs Tran
Validinig
Trust
Tadiy Moat
W. L Pet. Beddes
Aymon
Talpelt
Murphy
Leodetrom
Tet -Atkine OC
Esees If Ladies Merhoe Tan League
Stans
Reed Co
Pete Lohtrae
Ankery Arting Titats
Oerden
Ife
Penne
Jensen
Rein Ure
Edial
Nan Hansen
Coast Star
Sing Sing
Death House
Yale Bulldogs
Walter Eckersall
Chiengo
Cheese
Wircons
Prinesten
Votebereh
Ati Vatingn
California
Lafayette
Syracuse U. Lacrowe
England
Eerie
Etiegete Falteie
Mealand
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