Basketball Rule Changes 1922 28 Aimed at Foul Penalties
An expert explains that new cage code HE revisions adjust penalties for fouls and technical violations in basketball. The article notes moving from free throws for many infractions to penalties that fit offenses, plus two free tries when fouled in a scoring zone and new substitution communication rules to curb coach contact.
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New York
Star Service
Lynn W. St. John
Ohio State University
Kilbane Siki bout raises doubts on featherweight crown
The piece argues Kilbane’s career may be declining and questions surrounding his May bout with Eugene Criqui and alleged bout manipulation. It cites Kilbane’s two-year inactivity, compares him to Britton, and mentions suspicions about a staged four round match and a costly return with Carpentier.
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MY Kilbane
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Eugene Criqui
New York
Criqui
Dope
Neura
Plage
Siki
London
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Carpent
Mountaineers Edge Gonzaga in High-Scoring Clash
West Virginia tops Gonzaga 21 to 18 as Nick Nardacci stars with key runs and passes. Houston Stockton shines for Gonzaga, while officials hail the aerial show as one of the era’s great football contests.
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Gonzaga
Nardacci
Stockton
George H. Thomas Tadium
San Diego
Mighty
Mountaineers
West Virginia
Nick Nardacci
Gonzaga Bulldogs
Spokane
Nick
Houston Stockton
Grid coaches to meet in New York midwinter gathering
Football coaches from across the country head to New York for the annual midwinter meetings of the American Football Coaches Association and the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The sessions occur Wednesday at the Hotel Astor.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Hotel Astor
Montreal to Face Boston in Three-Game Week Series
Montreal hockey team McGillary meets Boston College on Thursday night, Boston Hockey Club on Friday night, and the Victoria team on Saturday night in a three game series this week in Boston.
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McGillary
Montreal
Boston College
Boston Hockey Club
Victoria
Arizona Wins Utah Battle Football Clash
Phoenix Arizona December 26 The Arizona football team defeated the Utah Aggies yesterday 7 to 6.
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Arizona
Utah
Phoenix, Ariz
A Y of Arizona
Utah Aggies
Bagshaw Scouts Trojans On California Trip
Coach Bagshaw of the University of Washington departs tomorrow to California to scout the Pittsburg Stanford game at Palo Alto and the USC Penn State game in Los Angeles. He aims to study USC in preparation for the Washington-Trojan matchup next fall.
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Bagshaw
University of Washington
California
Stanford
Palo Alto
Los Angeles
Trojans
All Stars on Way Home From Manila
The All Star American baseball team composed of big league tossers sailed for the United States yesterday on the President Jefferson after defeating the local team 12 to 6.
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Manila
P. L
United States
Jefferson
St Marys Nets Christmas Grid Victory
St Marys College of California defeated an all star local eleven 10 to 6 on Christmas day. Big Chief Tom Black starred for the winners in Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Mary's College
California
Tom Black
Bob Emslie to Coach New Umpires in National League
Veteran umpire Bob Emslie retires after 31 years and will coach incoming umpires in the National League. The move marks his transition from active duty to mentoring new officials in New York.
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Bob Emslie
New York
Bob Bme- Me
West Virginia and Gonzaga Fightrous Play Highlights
Meredith intercepted a pass and returned 80 yards for a touchdown, Eckberg added a goal. Nardacci and Simon connected for a West Virginia score on a forward pass. Gonzaga staged a late sequence with Stockton to Bross advancing to the two yard line and Stockton finishing a TD run, but a final WVU turnover ended a comeback bid.
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Nardacci
West Virginia
Stockton
Gonzaga
Bross
Mountaineers
Eckberg
Garriety
Capt
Meredith
Simon
Gonzaga Warriors
Few Pitchers Good Pilots
The article notes few major league pitchers become managers. Clarke Griffith is cited as a top pitcher-manager with a tempestuous career. Christy Mathewson tried management after pitching, with fair to limited success in Cincinnati. Catchers and position players frequently become managers in both leagues.
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Christy Mathewson
Cincinnati
Bill Killifer
Chicago
Pat Moran
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Fred Mitchell
Boston
Scott High Football Team Heads for Corvallis Game
Scott High School's football squad departed for Oregon yesterday to face the Corvallis team in a New Year’s Day game in Pacific Coast action.
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Toledo
Scott High School
Pacific Coast
Corvallis
Oregon
Walter Camp All American Teams First Eleven
Walter Camp selects his top eleven players by position and lists schools including Annapolis Princeton Lafayette West Point Harvard Pennsylvania Cornell Michigan California Iowa Chicago for the 1928 season. The first eleven feature stars from major programs with a second and third eleven noted.
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Taylor
Annapolis
Ty Cobb Has Good Men Lined Up for Detroit
Ty Cobb selects a strong spring corps for Detroit facing the coming season. The nucleus includes Lu Blue at first Dell Pratt at second Topper Rigney at shortstop with Bobby Veach Harry Heisman Bob Fothergill and Ira Flagstad as outfield depth behind Cobb in left center and right. Catcher duties go to Johnny Bassler and Frank Woodall.
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Leo H. Lassen
Ty Cobb
Detroit Americans
Georgia Peach
Wey
Cobb
Bobby Jones
Frisco
Bill Pertica
Francis
Rip Co Wi
Lu Blue
Dell Pratt
Topper Rigney
Bobby Veach
Harry Heisman
Bob Fothergill
Ira Flagsted
Johnny Bassler
Frank Woodall
Michigan
Thorpe May Bring Team to Coast for Exhibition
Jim Thorpe plans to bring his redshine team to the Pacific Coast for an exhibition game after the first of the year potentially with a service team, a report circulated in sporting circles here.
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Los Angeles
Jim Thorpe
Pacific Coast
Freidman Defeats Barrett in Eight-Round Bout
Salder Freidman secured a decisive victory over Bobby Barrett in Philadelphia last night. The eight round affair showcased Freidman’s superior technique and sharp attacks. Barrett fought valiantly but could not match Freidman’s pace and accuracy.
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Philadelphia
Salder Freidman
Bobby Barrett
Maroons Top Met in Holiday Matinee Hockey
Vancouver defeated Seattle 4 to 0 in a holiday matinee. Mackay and Cook scored two goals each in the final period as Vancouver added Corbett Denneny and Art Duncan to bolster the lineup. Scoring detailed: first period none. second period none. third period four Vancouver goals by Mackay and Cook.
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Cook
Vancouver
Corbett Denneny
Art Duncan
Mate
Ceee
Pobeneenpeeey
Boucher
Marrie Walker
Aseltine Keere
Mobi Coie ccc
Duscan
Riley
Fraser
Foyston
Connie Mack notes Hale deal signals pennant push
Connie Mack defends paying 756000 for Sammy Hale as a needed move to contend. He says profits drive big bids, but he still favors developing his own players and vows few such high priced buys. Meantime Reds star Ed Roush could be moved. Jack Bentley sale explained by Baltimore owner.
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York
Connie Mack
Athletics
Sammy Hale
Coast Star
Mack
Connie
Barry
Baker
Collins
Melnnis
Hale
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Jack Bentley
New York Giants
Baltimore Club
Cinccinnati Club
Bentley
Pat Moran
Cincinnati
Herrmann
New York
Malsel
California and Only Coast Man on Eleven All America Team
Billy Evans argues Walter Camp’s All America selections favor the East and mocks the omissions of star players from the Middle West and South. He notes Kirk’s exclusion shocks Big Ten fans, critiques McMillen and Weller overlooked, and praises Thomas’s Princeton game impact and Chicago touchdowns.
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Walter Camp
America
Middle West
Camp
Tee
Kirk
Muller
Taylor
Annapolis
McMillen
Illinois
Weller
Nebraska
Pitteburg
John Thomas
Chick Go
Thomas
Princeton
Spart
California
Ohio
Pasadena
Pacific Coast
Only Coaster on Camp's American Honor Grid Team
Walter Camp places Coaster Mullers on the first all American squad for the second time as the sole Westerner. The piece notes Iowa at quarter and Western bias in selections with Locke favored at fullback and John Thomas receiving less support. Camp announces three strong teams but the debate with national football experts continues.
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Hugo Bez@ek
Penn State
Brick” Muller
Iowa
John Thomas
Locke
Thomas
Camp
Usual Protest Against Camp's Choice Is Due
Walter Camp announced his all American team prompting expected controversy. Harold Muller the sole West Coast first team selection joins Morrison on the second line up with seven Pacific coast players honored. Local fans question Camp's westward view and expect further debate across the coast.
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Francisco
Walter Camp
Mr. Camp
Harold P
Brick
Muller
Locke
Iowa
Mississippi
Gore
Morrison
Pacific Coast
Washington
Stanford
Archie Nisbet
California
Berkey
Beam
Cali
1923 Season May Be Last Active Year for McGraw
Reports from eastern baseball circles say John J. McGraw may retire from active managing in 1923. The Giants would appoint him president after Charles A. Stoneham resigns as active head. Stoneham is the New York National’s chief stockholder.
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McGraw
York
John J. McGraw
Giants
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