Bobby Jones Sets Career Path Toward Law At Emory
Atlanta February 12 Bobby Jones states golf will be secondary to his law career after obtaining a degree from Emory University in two years. He plans to practice law, may play limited golf for fitness, and emphasizes devotion to law classes. He already leads his Emory class and has two children. Jones holds degrees from Georgia Tech and Harvard and will complete a third diploma with Emory.
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Husky
Robert ‘Wyre
Georgia Tech
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Harvard
Artful Fish Dressing Instructions From Field and Stream
Guidance on dressing and cleaning fish to preserve color and form. Emphasizes humane handling, proper stringing, removing entrails in one piece, and avoiding fin removal by knife method to minimize bones and keep the fish intact for cooking.
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Berry Named Coach at Grove City College
Grove City Pa February 12 Thales Berry of Philipsburg N Z all American end of Lafayette in 1924 was chosen head football coach to succeed Charles Bowser who resigned Berry won the post from more than twenty applicants and signed a two year contract
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Lafayette
Grove City College
Charles Bowser
British Open to Use Old System for Qualifying in 1927
London February 12 The Royal and Ancient club Saint Andrews says the 1927 Open will return to the old qualifying format with all players on one system. Qualifiers will compete on June 29 and 21 at Saint Andrews. 100th place ties advance to the championship with rounds on June 23 24. Amateur prize remains, admission changes noted.
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Andrew
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British Amateurs Gotta Be Careful
In London on February the International Lawn Tennis federation considers the status of amateur players amid draft rules. Until ratified, the readings suggest amateurs remain in a provisional, nonbinding category. A note hints at job search advice amid help wanted columns.
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Neve Sors
London
Ameteur Italco de
Payy i Ivig
Yale and Holy Cross Baseball Rivalry Season Preview
Yale outlines a spring and summer schedule featuring intramural drills at the Wine Building and a home series with Holy Cross. Captain R. L. Jones leads Yale with Benedict N. Quinn as manager. key dates include April 1 vs Columbia and June 1 through Cambridge for commencement clashes.
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Jean
Columbia
Virgin Columbia
4 Mary
Cornell
Cathelic Inn
Calgat Georgetown
Dennesivanis
Holy Crays
Vanderbilt
Princeton
Marvard
Cambridge
Barnard
R. L. Jones
Wilmington
Dela
Benedict N. Quinn
Greenwich
Scandals for Judge Landis Probed in History Lesson
A satire lists historical questions about famous figures and events from Washington crossing the Delaware to Napoleon at Waterloo. The piece jokes that Judge Landis will decide once weather eases, ending with a tongue in cheek tip about job hunting via Help Wanted notices.
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Bureau of Accuracy
Washington
Delaware
Hercules
The
Aggran Stables
Herkey
Sir Arthur Ring
Knights of
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St. George
Avil David
Cain
Edward
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Creer
Bohemia
Alamo
Colonr Bowie
Napoleon
Etzema
Waterloo
Daniel
Landis
Train tale links sprinters and lazy fighters in odd theory
Los Angeles, Feb 12. Trainer Dom Cox discusses odd reasons some great athletes may fail. He cites Howard Drew losing sprinting form due to train sway and argues lazy fighters often make the best competitors, with examples from Joe Gans and Charley Paddock.
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ED W. Smith
Los Angeles
Dom Cox
Baby Joe Gans
Tom
Luther McCarty
Jess
Willard
Charley Paddock
Howard Drew
Trun
Howard
Flo
Inp
Fack Dempsey
Hox
Joe
Pecora Emerges as Metro Track Star From Hazleton Roots
Michael Pecora, a Brooklyn Central A&M.C. A. runner and national AAU junior walking champion, rose from a Hazleton upbringing to cross-country and track fame. His early training without coaches and his dog finishing a race sparked family pride as he climbed to national titles and potential Olympic consideration.
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Gertrude Ederle
the Channel
Carson
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Pecora
Paavo Nurmi
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Pennsylvania
Hazleton
Plant
Taylor
Mack Weiss
Harry Hinkle
Pride
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Hinkle
Joe Pearman
Ballwvick
Monument to Mathewson Sought by Minor Leagues
A movement by minor and major league clubs to erect a Saranac Lake monument for Christy Mathewson. The proposed tribute would honor his pitching triumphs and inspire young players as a symbol of athletic virtue and dedication across baseball from coast to coast.
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Saranac Lake
Christy Mathewson
Matty
Mathewson
Strell
Superman
Amelia
Garrett organizes Semipro Baseball at new Gar ret t Athletic Field
Semi-pro baseball returns to San Antonio as Garrett renovates the North Flores enclosure formerly Schwabfield. The Maulers, Straus Frank partners, plan a star lineup and expect to host top semi-pro teams while offering field use to amateurs. The site will also serve high school athletics after summer with a quarter‑mile track planned for 1923.
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San Antonio
B.S. Garretts
Garrett
North Flores
Schwabfield
Garrett Athletic Field
Maulers
Straus-Frank’Maulers
Straus- Frank Company
Mr. Garrett
Joe Straus
Arthur Falk
Pat Dwyer
John
Bill Philips
Dick Liepart
Freddie Hunt
Straus-Frank
Sixteen year old Katherine Ames shocks swim world in debut
New York February reports Katherine Ames a sixteen year old member of the Women's Swimming Association as a rapid rising talent. The novice swam 2 58 35 in a 220 yard free style race against two national champions Doris O Mara and Lisa Lindstrom noting her rapid progress and promise for the season under Blanche Mandel and the WSA junior coach.
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New ‘York
Katherine Ames
Women's Swimming Association
Miss Ames
Doris O'Mara
Lisa Lindstrom
Katherine
Blanche Mandel
Clean Sports Build Nation Says Stagg
Professor Amos Alonzo Stagg of the University of Chicago argues that clean amateur athletics are a guaranty of good citizenship and national greatness. He stresses keeping professionalism out of amateur games to preserve youth honesty and national influence.
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al Universal Service
Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stage
Department of Physical Culture
University of Chicago
Stagg
Zuppke Hears Red Admit He Was Right
Amateur and professional football officials gathered at the Biltmore Hotel where Red Grange and coach Robert Zuppke discussed the merits and demerits of the pro game. Grange sighed, calling it a tough life, as the door opened to reveal Zuppke stepping in for a friendly chat.
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Biltmore
Grange
Prye
Dpsle
Robert Zuppke
Tmindy
Red
Burns to Manage Williamsport Club in New YorkPenn League
George Burns, longtime Giants outfielder, is released by Newark to become manager of Williamsport in the New York Pennsylvania League. He previously starred in the International League leading basestealing and played for the Giants Reds and Phillies in the majors.
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George Burns
Ster
New York Giants
Sesson
Burns
Newark
Williamsport
Newark Bears
Philadelphia Nationals
Giants
Reds
Phillies
Figures Show Golf Claiming Nimrods
State game warden F. J. Averill attributes part of a revenue drop of $148,199 in hunting and fishing licenses to golf popularity. He says changing fiscal year dates could cut the decrease, while a desertion of streams and other factors may contribute.
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F. J
Averill
Rex Riyne Signs With Seals For Spring Tryout
Rex Riyne a San Miguel Gal. school boy and not related to Hal Rhyne of the Pirates has been signed for a spring tryout with the San Francisco Seals he will play infield at second base or shortstop and join the Seals this season.
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San Francisco
Tech
Rex Riyne
San Miguel
Hal Rhyne
Pittsburgh Pirate
San Francisco Seals
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