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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1922
Page
10
Promoter Tex Rickard confirms no rematch in the United States between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier. Carpentier remains Europe’s top heavyweight drawing power, with interest in a long range campaign abroad while American fans await a possible bout overseas.
Fragmented notes recount trade talk around Detroit and New York figures. Rumors center on Bobby Veach and the Yankee club facing roster questions amidst speculative deals. Colgel Tanots Ruppert is referenced in a tense exchange over future movements.
Udon January 14 The Big Association of American Colleges adopts a resolution urging full enforcement of the one year college sports rule to bar feeshmen from athletic teams. President Frederick Merry of Hamilton College cites education for citizenship and service as the new goals of higher learning.
Chicago’s pitching staff and catchers head to Hot Springs for a week of workouts before traveling to Beigon and then to Texas for their first exhibitions. Manager F. Giovan says all pitchers and catchers will be ready by March 1 as the White Sox and the New York Yankees schedule early spring games. Youthful arms drawn by Glen and Tie are expected to show progress as spring training opens.
Boxing results and notes from Fort Worth and other venues. Paryens defeats Ti in a bantam clash. Burke of New Orleans stops Smith in the fourth. Doazd edges New Orleans rival in a 15 round war. Murphy of Denver wins a decision over Padgett. Velter defeats Walcott in a Portland bout. Featherweights and others spar in a busy night with multiple KO and decision outcomes.
Boxing promoter announces Leonard will defend his light heavyweight title February 2 in New York against Ricky Kaas of Hos state. The bout is set to showcase the champion’s skill as he seeks another defense.
A college game on Saturday features Independents versus Alumni. The matchup, to be held at Bollock, is anticipated to draw strong local support with both sides aiming for a decisive win in the season stake.
In a tense clash at the buzzer Southern Methodist defeated by a narrow margin while both teams showcased strong guard play and outside shooting. Lew E. and datinguth led with scoring runs as the Aggies struggled to contain key breakaways.
The article details golf victors across events with Dr Hutcheon and Tim Uaenes prevailing in a five and four match at Los Angeles Country Club. Beav er and Lehlond Jr. among California figures, while Fort Worth and Nebraska colleges reported wins in later matches.
New York January 14 Gene Tunney the Greentried Village dog is American light heavy champion by virtue of his victory Friday night over veteran Levinsky. He earned his stay in boxing through a tough defense behind the battle lines. Boxing experts were split on a possible bout with Fulton and Bartley Madden earlier this week.
Houston Texas January 14 Rig Institute confident of making a victory over the Houston Murwal college team opening game of the seaway hive Friday night decided in extra five minute period to win 71 34 to 71 Colomen and Willis led for the league best form Nedham and Trow allowed Willis Conten A Mebeun and BR McTaneuwein Hl Rarait Trow and Medium forwards Mivas Conten Welly with Nele mor goad Ryferan Minney
Eugene's Ghost wins at Courtland field trials in Tennessee amid heavy competition. Judges include Lhisulin Emgena's Ghost and other noted entrants from Chussey She ck Taunt Missway, with awards going to Unscatter Cheiton Valley Ghia and Owen WB. A rough account notes legalities and affiliation with Pat Asso Ciklion near Amotiie Mivid, reflecting a complex, early 20th century racing event.
Fragmented OCR text covers a Sunday afternoon event at St Cerwin's on the Raced Heart court with mentions of Bare Hour and other unclear names. The article references games, teams, and attendees but details are unreadable, producing a vague scene without clear outcomes or participants.
The St Louis carlese pasinet ball team faces St Antonin five with Brother Peter of St Marys College as faculty supporter. The lineup includes Burke Hone Valenia Knowntow and Gomer as guards with Crux and Peni substitutes. Clauven arranged by eating Brother Peter at Grisqkate.
A fragmented report outlines a new swimming competition with references to Philadelphia, America, and Atlantic venues. It hints at a world-class champion, a notable swimmer Addie, and a night event featuring a 1000 yard race and a key destination named Kelty.
The meet was held at Cotibis Truat under the supervision of the nyola Strimming club. Mexander Birman of Atlantie won the 10 yard abate point for mis we se lbuate.
In Dats Tex and Houston, long running friction over the Dallas baseball franchise heads to district court. Owners including Haswell, Patterson, and Sablosky seek injunctions to block league action and force transfers to Morris and Sablosky, while league officials move to preserve contracts and field owner obligations amid the Texas League dispute. A hearing is set with Judge Mua to determine if a mandatory injunction will be issued and whether the Dallas franchise can be retained or reassigned.
Local sporting events feature Trinity and Mary’s churches competing across parish divisions. Notable participants include Wake University, Arata College, and Pennsylvania State College with a planned East relay team selection for a New York meet on February I.
Central Christian teams dominated Friday action, with the Intermediates beating West Tennessee 18 to nothing and later defeating Laur al Meighta Super, as unbeaten squads move toward a title. Louie Green and Tele Reng led scoring, while other Central Christian squads posted wins in a packed junior league program.
A dismal Turkish pamphlet issued by the public safety commissioner in Angora condemns the Turkish youth seen at the YMCA quarters in Constantinople. It warns against Western influence and calls for unity to resist foreign interference, urging Turks to reject allied ideals and preserve national identity amid tension with European powers.
In a rugged game, Normoyle Five defeated the Jing 89 to 8 as 28d Infantry unit supporters cheered the Doughboys. Notable players include Noylus Ralriguesa Monte for Sarlas Ward and Alex Cullourh with Waynes and Beery in the guard lineup. Referee Gumble oversaw the match at Main Street, Broderickeburg, Texas. The nearby SRA meeting elected officers A. 12 and Drew on Tuesday evening.
Officials including Judge A W Trnuese and Commissioner Charlen Lehne reviewed a proposal to pave the entire width of Main Street. The plan targets an 80 foot wide highway through the town as soon as the current street project is completed, with the committee to report further details.
Swedes and Nordic countrys expect a revival in foreign trade and rising production by mid year. Officials note continued exchange stabilization and new U.S. dollar relations, with estimates that over 10 000 workers will be absorbed as industries scale up. American investors also eye stabilizing conditions and potential capital inflows.
Past Dike Works report describes spar dikes planned at the Amesas Pays jetty to strengthen the channel and protect ships. About 18 000 tons of gore dog material placed. two central dives nearly complete. Project overseer Charles Clarke Co in charge. Lenwood Ayrd and five dikes to be built. Ret Crom Officers Named at joint chapter meeting of American Rodrigs officers elected for the year: Max Chizin Iullinoon, Mrs BY Mesgenthal, Win LT, S. Buchanan treasurer.
Fragmented text shows British politics in turmoil as LloydGeorge’s coalition debates a fresh mandate on economy and reform. Critics note war burdens and Kaiser rhetoric while economists discuss unemployment and taxation ahead of a potential general vote within weeks or by next fall.
The piece surveys Lloyd George facing a Labour challenge with Younger and Youdget favoring a consolidation on a democratic Britain. It argues the election could reshape policy and delay the Arsh treaty approval, while Northcliffe papers label the moment an election in prospect. The text notes Labour resistance to immediate elections and hints at strategic reorganization within the Conservative ranks.
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