Yock and Jim May Play Here with Real Watch
Ex world golf stars Jock Hutchison and Jim Barnes may appear in a 36 hole exhibition at Brackenridge Park against San Antonio pro Tom Luily and local Clarence Manghim for a $500 purse. Junior Chamber committee chair William F. Furlong led the meeting and sought to raise the purse. McCarty, Hutchison, and Barnes were present. date discussed as Washington's Birthday if arrangements succeed.
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Jock Hutchison
Jim Barnes
Brackenridge
Park
Tom Luily
San Antonio Country Club
Clarence Manghim
Chamber of Commerce
Ray Mecerty
Hutchison-Barnes
South
Barnes and Hutchison
del Rio
Tom Lally
John Bredemus
San Antonio
Houston
J. B. Stoner
Wil
McCarty
Eérnj
Ferlong
Washington
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Border
Kriong
Stoner
M. Wo Unutehineg
G. &. Garrett
Henry Bryant
Ansex
Hutchison
Barnes
Isredemus
Sally
Bredemus
Hutchisom
Eame
Seee
Baseball Briefs O Connell Seeks Bonus and Trade Details
San Francisco Feb 18 Jimmy O Connell San Francisco Court League infielder sold entry to tag New York Nationals for 75000 meets club officials Saturday night to settle his 1022 contract He holds out for a 7500 bonus The bonus issue per secretary George Patton is the sole hurdle to signing The piece also reports on Foler Child Ye Dead and Freeman joining the Cubs plus college star Paul Stubb in Minneapolistan bits.
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O'Connell
San Francisco
Cal
Jimmy O'Connell
San Francisco Court League
New York Nationals
Oconnell
Giannis
Sin Frantisco
George Patoain
Senate
Former star pitcher signs with Mimseapo American club
A former Vanderbilt star pitcher has signed to play for the Mimseapo American Association club this summer, with the agreement announced in Cleveland. Umpire Ollie Chil will officiate in Indians spring exhibitions and join the team in Dallas on March 10 for the northern trip.
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Vanderbilt Niteher
Mimseapolis
Chill
Cleveland
Ohio
Ollie Chil
Cleveland Indians
Dallas
First Round Concludes in AAU Scholastic Basketball
Dallas Feb 18 Five teams completed the first round of the AAU scholastic basketball tournament. Thirteen high schools competed. Forest Avenue Dulx defaulted, allowing three local schools to advance. Oak Cliff beat Plano 34 18 and Jirgan Vallay beat Kram 24 2 4. Colina defeated Weatherford 4 18, Corsicana beat Sherman 24 ud, Terrell defeated Vyving 22 dy.
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Dallas
Tex
Amateur Athletic Union
Forest Avenue High School
Dulx
Oak Cliff
Allah
Plano
Jirgan Vallay
Kram
Colina
Weatherford
Corsicana
Sherman
T A
Ud Terrell
Vyving
Rentrop Wins Fourteenth Straight in Arkansas Match
Houston’s Charles Rentrop defeated Canada’s George Gyou for the middleweight wrestling title, recording his fourteenth straight win with falls at 35 minutes 40 seconds and 10 minutes. Iowa State College hammered Michigan Aggies 59 to 11 in Ames, Iowa.
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Rentrop
Lille Rock
Ark
Charles Rentrop
Houston
Tex
George Gyou
Su Caltord
Canada
Philadelphia High Schools Add Golf to Sports Program
Philadelphia, Pa, reports golf is adopted as a sport for physical competition by the athletic committee of Philadelphia high schools. Henry Vrarhold, Northeastern athletic director, named chair of the golf committee, will organize the schedule. A championship tournament will be held at season end.
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Philadelphia
Super Jerry
Midadelphia
Henry Vrarhold
Northernstigh
Erica
Galt Enpamitee
Weaeon
Detroit Club Gets Western Open Golf Event This Summer
The Western Golf Association announced the Western Open Championship will be played at Oakland Hills Country Club in Detroit on August 28. The amateur event will be at Hillcrest Country Club in Kansas City June 26 to July 1 and the junior championship at Olympia Fields Country Club in Chicago in August. Walter Hagen of Detroit won last year’s Western Open. James Barnes won the National Open at Washington.
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Chicago
William W. Harness
Western Golf Association
Oakland Hills Country Club
Detroit
Hillcrest
Kansas City
Olympia Finds Country Club
Skote Club
Walter Hagen
Cleveland
James Barnes
Washington
Proposal to scrap college coaches across Yale Harvard Princeton
Amherst College President Meiklejohn urged scrapping paid coaches to restore amateurism in college sports. He criticized current control by outsiders and boards, calling for undergraduates to reclaim management. A conference of Yale Harvard and Princeton was proposed to pursue this reform.
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New York
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Alexander Meiklejohn
Amherst Colege
Meiklejohn
Mickle- John
Williams
Eacleze
Org
Mes
Evam
Mio
Prince
Drags Records Down in Chicago Bowling Showdown
In Chicago on February 14 Hank Marino and Mort Lindsey staged a sensational series in a world class bowling meet. Marino first posted 754 for three games, then a 270 game with eleven strikes, surpassing Harry Cavan's three game record by a wide margin. Joe Hradek added 695 as the crowd watched Marino's phenomenal performance draw all eyes.
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Chicago
Hank Marino
Mort Lindsey
Stamford
Marina
Lindsey
Harry Cavan
Marino
Aileya
Joe Hradek
Berwin
Winaix
Hile
Mae
Shooting Scores Ignite Close Race In Bowling Standings
Marino led with high scoring bursts as Chicago’s top bowler paced to 359 10 50 through 80 games amid a crowded field. Thoma of Chicago stood second at 364 18 50 for 80 games while Harry Thomas of Braidock Pa claimed third with 334 49 50. Frank Kafora, also from Chicago, held fourth with 925 3 50.
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Marino
Thoma
Chicago
Harry Thomas
Braidock
Frank Kafora
Public golf push formed by U S Golf Association
Chicago on February 18 Robert W. MeKinlay Cook county commissioner and forest preserve public golf links leader joined a new committee of the United States Golf Association. President J Frederic Byers of Pittsburgh named the panel to promote public links golf with Detroit chairman James D. Stendiek Jr. and other members from Boston New York and Philadelphia. The group will advise municipalities and report through secretary Carmelius Tee in New York.
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Chicago
Robert, W. Meinlay
Cook County
Forest Preserve
United States Golf Association
J. Frederic Byers
Pittsburg
James D. Stendiek Jr
Detroit
Byers
McKinlay
Albert R. Gates
The
Week Golf Association
Guilford Goes Good in Florida Golf Form
Chicago reports Jesse Guilford national amateur golf champion is improving by several strokes over last winter as he trains in Florida. The Boston siege gun recently achieved a OU on the Miami beach rinks and showcases the same phlegmatic putting that helped him win the title at St Louis Country Club last summer, where his steadiness outpaced Robert A. Gardner of Chicago, a two-time national champion, despite longer driving by Bertha.
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Chicago
Jesse Guilford
Florida
Boston
Winering
Miami Beach
St. Louis Country Club
Robert A. Gardner
Gophers to Uphold High Standard of Sportsmanship
Minneapolis Feb 18 The University of Minnesota football program under new coach W H Spaulding pledges the highest standard of sportsmanship. In a speech to the Minnesota Alumni Association he said there is only one kind of football he will teach and that is the cleanest form. a squad cannot win by dirty tactics.
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Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minesota
Gophers
W. H. Spassing
Spaulding
Minnesota Alumni Association
Minnesota
Johnny Weissmuller Sets Tank Record at Milwaukee
Johnny Weissmuller of the Wilavis Athletic club broke the world ram hack stroke record in Milwaukee Friday night by weaving the distance in 120003. He had set records Thursday as well. The note mentions Roselawn Cemetery in Crockett as a well kept burial park.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Johnny Weissmuller
Wilavis Athletic
Roselawn
Crockett
Human Gold Becomes Jimmy Duffy and Is Barred
New York report says lightweight Ham Gold of Oakland California chose the wrong name and will not meet Lew Sender of Philadelphia on February 24. The state athletic commission barred him for using an assumed identity that matches a real boxer, in effect disallowing the alias.
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New York
Hym Gold
Oakland
Cal
Wwrong Vom du Combat
Avill
Lew Sender
Philadelphia
Jimmy Duffy
State Athletic Commission
Britton Still Welter Champion After Tough Fight
New York Feb 18 Jack Britton 8 remains welterweight champion after a 15 round draw with David Shade of San Francisco at Madison Square Garden. Judges sided for Britton though many ringside writers favored the challenger. Shade pressed the attack and Britton’s defense controlled much of the bout. Benny Leonard watched from ringside as Kid Lewis also fought Friday night.
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New York
Jack Britton
Madison Square Garden
Britton
David Shade
San Francisco
Shade
Litton
Benny “Leonard
Lewis
Brighton
England
Ted “Kid” Lewis
Tom Gummer
Gunniver
Georges Carpentier
Lewia
Dundee
White Sox prepare to start for camp and Cards ready
Cateago Feb 18 White Sox begin camp preparations with a week long stay in Marlin Texas before Seguin. Manager Gleason and Johnny Evers review rosters. three players Trent Kiefer Brateht and Weinecke are released to minor leagues. Urban Faber reports peak condition after knee surgery. Cards depart for Orange Texas with Vernon Fleming Sugden Roy Thomas Heathcote Reinhart Vierrate and Sherdel among early arrivals.
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Cateago
White Sox
Cafeera
Marlin
Pex
Seguin
Lex
Gleason
Johnny Evers
Joe Kiefer
Rioux City
Des Moines Chily
Ered Brateht
Joplin
Columbus Club
Jack Weinecke
Springfield
St. Paul
Buffalo
Urban Faber
Orange
St. Louis
Tex
Vernon Flemons
Mt. Louis
Doe Sugden
Roy Thomas
Marvin Good Whitcher
Cha Heathcote
Arethir
Reinhart
Aluph Vierrate
Hilly Msherdel
Hit Valley
Regulars yet to sign 1922 contracts with camp delays
Several returning players have not signed 1922 contracts. Jacques Fournier, a fire baseman, and Hogers Hornsby, the second baseman, have not reached agreement with club management as the first contingent is expected to arrive at camp.
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Jacques Fournier
Hogers Hornsby
Unde feated Americans prepare for billiard title face
The international 11822 balk line amateur tournament lists Percy N Collins of Chicago and Edgar Appleby of New York as the last undefeated players. Collins vs Francis Appleby is set for the afternoon, with Appleby to meet Ary Bos that night. Appleby defeated Cope Morton 300 to 201, while Bos fell 301 to 264 to Doudit as Friday’s play continued.
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Philadelphia
Fed
Percy N. . Collins
Chicago
Edgar.t. ‘Appleby
New York
Collins
Francis H.appleby
Ary Bos
Holland
Edgar Appleby
Edouard Roudil
France
Francis Appleby
J. E. Cope Morton
Doudit
Bos
Hollander
Recovered Memory for Emporia High Coach After Game
Emporia Kansas February 18 H M Armitage coach of the local high school basketball team regained his memory after doctors and psychologists worked three days He appears to be in normal condition again Also in St Louis Jim Tiondas heavyweight wrestler stopped Stanislaus Abyszko from throwing opponents within 75 minutes in a Friday night exhibition The match saw Wrancda Lejarture and French wrestler fail to finish as Londos held the time. In Kansas City Frank Harless bowling official dies at 44 just days after traveling preparation for a Kansas City tourney in St Paul
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Philsdelphia
Keb
Henry Scheer
Hartford
Washington
Athletic
Mack
Romme
Witt
Fauser
Emporia
Kan
H. ¥. Armitage
Tomas
St. Louis
Jim Tiondas
Trend
Stanislaus Abyszko
Kansas City
Frank
Harless
International Bowling Association
Kansas-Midwest Tournament Bowling Association
St. Paul
Canadian Soo Lead Sealed With 3-0 Victory
Sault Ste. Marie Mich Feb 18 The Canadian Soo leads the United States Hockey League group three standings after a 3-0 win over Everith. The Soo now holds the top spot with no remaining games that could threaten their lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Soo
United Sates Hockey League
Everith
Northwestern names Sarman baseball coach for coming season
Harry F. Sarman ski has been named baseball coach for Northwestern University for the coming season by Pana M. Evans, director of athletics. Szymanski, a U S wrestling team representative at Antwerp Olympic Games last year, will not be paid to keep amateur status. Oxford lacrosse team invited to use Mount Washington Club facilities in Baltimore as headquarters during spring tour of the East. Meyers Fins Peter James, Chicago, claimant of the world’s middleweight title, reported.
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Chicago
Harry F. Sarmanski
Northwestern University
Pana M. Evans
Szymanski
United States
Antwerp
Oxford
Baltimore
Oxford University
Taernste
Mount Washington Club
Jeading College
America
Local wrestling title match ends in straight falls
In a Friday night wrestling championship, Betor James of Montgomery Ald. was defeated in straight falls. The winner dominated the bout with a 21 minute first fall and a 7 minute second fall, securing the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betor James
Montgomery
Ald
Normoyle Five Wins Inter-Garrico League Battle
Normoyle five defeated Kelly Field five 34 to 17 in the only Inter-Garrico League game ever played. Brooks-Weld was to meet Fort Sam Houston but withdrew. Two big games remain. Fort Sam Houston visits Kelly Field February 21 and Normoyle faces the Ninth Infantry at Normoyle’s court February 24. Normoyle were last year champions after beating the Ninth Infantry.
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Normiosle
Kelly ‘Field
Brooks -Weld
Fort
Sam Houston
Kelly Field
Ninth Infantry
Can Travis
Meéta- Uario Normoyle
En Normoyle
Rough Weather Delays Miami Palm Head Yacht Race
Rough weather postpones the express cruiser race of the Miami mid winter regatta between Miami and Palm Head. Commodore A A Schantz of Detroit chairs the regatta committee and announced the delay. School Boy Athleties March 4 notes indoor interscholastic championships in Newark with eight events and a special 880 yard race. participants from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Palm Head
Commodore A. A. Schantz
Detroit
Newark
N. J
United States
Retirement of Rickard Seen in Garden Board Action
New York February 18 retirement of George S Tex Rickard from Madison Square Garden Sporting Club management was announced by the State Athletic Commission. John Ringling succeeds him as president and lessee, elected shortly after Rickard’s indictment for criminal assault of two 15 year old girls. Ringling named to lead the Madison Square Garden Corporation. other officers listed include Belley Frineira Coultry Flournoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. York
George S
Tex” Rickard
Madison . Square Garden
State’ Athletic Commission
Rickard
John Ringling
Ringling
Madison, Square Garden
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Richard
John M. Belley
Richard Frineira
Frank J. Coultry
Frank Flournoy
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