Would a Dempsey Zbyszko Ring Clash End in Victory?
The article debates a hypothetical bout between world heavyweight boxing champion Jack Dempsey and universal wrestling champion Stanislaus Zbyszko. It records Zbyszko’s view that a wrestler would dominate a rough fight, while Dempsey taunts that boxing would quickly prevail with a few punches to end it.
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Billy Evans
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Zbyszko
Fao
Pines
Han Alernne
Zybsako
Jack
Zybezko
Johnny Kilbane
Benny Leonard
Jack Britton
W. S. C. Plans Grid Turnout
Washington State will begin spring football practice on April 10 in Pullman weather permitting. About 60 players are expected to report to training under Assistant Coach Hack Applequist while Head Coach Gus Welch remains in the East and will return in the fall.
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Washington State
Pullman
Hack” Applequist
Gus Welch
Princeton Gains in Rivalry Against Yale and Harvard
Princeton University has surged in athletic relations with Yale and Harvard since the war. In 94 contests with the rivals, Princeton has won 44, Yale 33, and Harvard 15. Since the war Princeton has not lost a football game to Yale or Harvard except for the 1921 meeting, with two ties against Harvard.
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Princeton University
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Northwestern Co-Eds Blamed for Grid Slump Editorial
Northwestern University faces editorial blame for football woes in the Big Ten. The piece cites distraction from female students and urges limiting their presence in college activities to restore athletic performance.
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Northwestern
Northwestern University
Boxer and Mat Man to Battle in Milwaukie Teat Bout
A mixed bout between Ted Thye a middleweight wrestler and an unnamed middleweight boxer is planned as a special event on Friday night at Milwaukie Oregon. Portland ring fans debate whether boxer or wrestler rules in a rough encounter.
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Milwaukie
Ted Thye
Oregon
Portland
Universities of Washington Idaho clash in coast title series
The University of Washington and Idaho meet tonight in the first of a two game series to decide the Coast Conference championship. Idaho aims to complete an undefeated conference run with a double win, while Washington seeks to stop the bid and force a deciding game.
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Iversities
Washington
Idaho
Lewis
Nicholson
Fox
Kid Herman Knocks Mantell Out in Second Round
Houston reports Tiflie Kid Herman from Los Angeles defeated Frank Mantell of Wichita in a 12 round scheduled bout last night. The referee stopped the fight after Mantell was dropped three times for a nine count.
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Houston
Tex
Tiflie
Kid") Herman
Los Angeles
Frank Mantell
Wichita
Kan
Mantell
Kramer Beats Neff on Foul in Five Rounds
In Phoenix Kansas City’s Jimmy Kramer defeated Seattle lightweight Chet Neff by a foul call in the fifth round last night.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jimmy Kramer
Kansas City
Seattle
Bambino Is Real Dynamite
The article recounts Walter Johnson explaining how he pitches Babe Ruth. Johnson notes Ruth’s strengths and weaknesses, saying he aims to throw Ruth his best fastball and curve and trust luck. He observes other pitchers' methods and stresses not underestimating Ruth’s power despite any perceived flaws.
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Babe Ruth
Ruth
Babe
Cgeorie Mogridge
Mogridge
Couch Helps Stanford Varsity Baseball Coach
Stanford University cut its 1922 varsity baseball squad to 25 men under Head Coach Leahy. Johnny Couch, Stanford alumnus and Coast league pitcher, assists in coaching and provides hitters with valuable practice at bat.
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Stanford University
Leahy
Johnny Couch
Stanford
Cardinal
Hin Stanta
Warner Will Put Stanford on the Grid Map
Warner Gien Warner joins Stanford University as a football coach with full duties after his Pitt contract ends. Andy Smith, UC and Stanford rival mentor, praises him as an outstanding offensive coach and notes Warner's teams display exceptional tackling.
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Stanford
Smith
Gien Warner
Stanford University
Altho
University of Pittsburg
Andy Smith
University of California
America
Dundee After Kilbane Will Make 125 Pounds
Tohonny Kilmane, long reigning featherweight champion, faces a potential jolt as Johnny Dundee, junior lightweight champ, claims he can make the lightweight limit to challenge Kilbane. Dundee recalls near misses with Welsh and Leonard and asserts he can reach 124 pounds to force Kilbane from the title ready to defend at higher weight.
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Kilbane
Tohonny Kilmane
Johnny Dundee
Benny Leonard
Freddie Welsh
Welsh
Leonard
Wanderers fall to University in playoff clinch bid
The University of Washington hockey team routed the Wanderers 7–2 at One Arena to clinch a playoff berth in the AHA. Washington advances to face the American Legion in the opening playoff game Monday night with Seattle to meet Philadelphia Columbia in a later matchup.
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A. Hi. A. Association
American Legion
Washington
University of Phitiah Columbia
Seattle Boxers Lure Intercity Tourney at Pavilion
Seattle amateur boxing talent may showcase at the Pavilion in an intercity glove tourney if local business men back the plan. Many clubs and the University of Washington have developed skilled boxers. A. A. U. rules would govern the meet if it materializes.
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Seattle
Clay Hite
University of Washington
A. A. VU
Seattle boxer loses four round decision in Salt Lake City
Harry Casey of Seattle drops a four round decision to Benny Garcia of Denver in Salt Lake City after weighing in at 145 pounds.
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Salt Lake City
Harry Casey
Seattle
Benny Garcia
Denver
Mandell Beats Garcia In Memphis Bout
Chicago featherweight Sam Mandell defeated Frankie Garcia of Los Angeles by decision in ten rounds in Memphis. Mandell claimed the win before last night’s crowd, earning a clear points verdict over Garcia.
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Garcia
Memphis
Tenn
Sammy Mandell
Chicago
Frankie Garcia
Los Angeles
Morvich Favored to Win Kentucky Derby in Season Preview
Morvich, unbeaten in 12 starts as a two year old, is the winter favorite for the Kentucky Derby. The 1921 two year old crop is seen as mediocre with Morvich the principal money winner at $114,234 from 12 races. Miss Joy Startle Bunting Kal-Sang and Surf Rider also posted notable earnings.
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Orwich
Theo
Trymter
Bunting
Miss Joy
Kal-Sang
Madden
Startle
Wair Phantom
Charlieton hitters spark opening rally in South Atlantic game
Fourteen readable lines describe multiple baseball items with names such as O Connell and Veach, plus mentions of teams the Cubs Tigers Pirates and Yankees. The text notes players like Tenley Raymond and Bill Clymer, coach shifts, and potential trades impacting rosters and management.
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Peer
South Atlantic
O'Connell
Pear Hite
Coast league appoints new umpire staff for 1922 season
Bill Byron heads the Coast league umpiring corps with Mal Eason Ted McGrew Ed Finney Jack Caron Beans Reardon Jimmy Toman Perle Casey and Diyron named as dean. Reardon and Carroll shown promise, replacing Billy Phyle who resigned and Jake Croter who received his blue envelope after last season.
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Leo H. Lassen
Bill Me. Carthy
Hill Byron
Mal Eason
Ted Me _ Grew
Ed Finney
Jack Caron
Beans” Reardon
Jimmy Toman
Perle Casey
Diyron
Casey
Eason
McGrew
Finney
Toman
Reardon
Carroll
Billy Phyle
Jake Croter
Phyle
Croter
RedsSkip Stunts in Infield Work for 1922 Spring
Pat Moran says the Cincinnati Reds will not stage fancy training stunts in 1922 and will focus on fielding drills. He plans to mold Daubert Pinellis Bohne and Cavaney into a cohesive unit to improve defense after finishing sixth in 1921.
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Pat Moran
Chicago Cubs
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Moran
Reds
Daubert
Pinellis
Bohne
Cavaney
Cowan Cigar and Maple Leafs File Soccer Protests
The Cowan Cigar Co and the Maple Leaf soccer teams protested after losses in The Starleague Sunday. Cowan alleges Tommy Chitwood played under the alias Bwan non for Allen Athletic Association at Woodland Park. Maple Leafs protest two referees Waller and Lemon and the Hiawatha grounds marking. A meeting of four team managers and referees is set at The Star office Friday at 7 p.m. sharp ahead of junior baseball meet an hour later.
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Maple Leaf
Cowan
Tommy Chitwood
Bwannon
Allen Athletic Association
Woodland Park
Maple Leafs
Waller
Hiawatha
Lemon
Star Office
Inter-National League Rejects Draft Plan in East
New York February 14 The Inter national League repudiated the draft after owners met. John Conway Toole president said they would not consider the seven thousand five hundred dollar player offer from the majors. He announced the season would start April 19 with a 16 game plan.
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York
International League
John Conway Toole
Toole
Routine football rules meeting opens in New York
Officials in New York begin the annual football rules committee session with little expectation of major changes. Coaches will privately discuss the controversial promenace issue, though the committee has no authority to issue official statements on it.
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Football Rules Committee
New York
Altho
Bantamweight Champion Johnny Boff Denies London Fights
Johnny Boff, bantamweight champion, returns to the United States and denies ending his London tour with uncompleted matches. Kilbane clarifies he did not intend to fight abroad, but would have considering a lucrative purse against Jimmy Wide if promoters offered.
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England
London
New York
Kilbane
Jimmy Wide
Navy Mitt Men Training Hard
Spike Webb coaching at the United States Naval Academy uses daily bouts between the first and second string mitt men. Each time a regular loses his seat he must win back his place by reversing the decision, a method designed to stimulate both squads.
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Spike Webb
United States Naval Academy
Catholic Team Strong at Notre Dame Under Rockne
East college gossip says Vive veterans will form a nucleus for Notre Dame track. Coach Rockne expects a championship caliber squad built around returning veterans.
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Notre Dame University
Rockne
Kilbane Beecher Title Bout Slated for Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard plans a March fight at Madison Square Garden between Johnny Kilbane the featherweight champion and Charley Beecher. The lineup aims to crown a premier featherweight clash with strong public interest in boxing circles.
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Johnny Kilbane
Charley Beecher
Madison Square Garden
Vancouver Again in Puck Lead in Tight Hockey Tie
Vancouver tops Seattle to move first in the league as Lehman and Skinner key plays. Morris MacKay Adams and Fraser score for Vancouver while Seattle, missing Walker, struggles to counter. Final score and period details note Vancouver leading Seattle by one point in the standings.
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Sion
Seattle
Walker
Ous
Foyston
Archie Briden
Millionaires
Morris
Oregon Track Sky Is Blus
University of Oregon trainer Bill Haywood announces team for the Penn Relay meet in April. Ralph Shearon is named as a high jumper and pole vault candidate for competition in Philadelphia.
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University of Oregon
Bill Haywood
Eugene
Bat Man
Penn
Ralph Shearon
Rutgers Grid Stars Flunk as Coach Mourns Outcomes
Head football coach Foster Ford of Rutgers faces disappointment as two stars Waite and Louis Kuhmle fail mid-year exams and are flunked from college, leaving the 1922 gridiron squad reduced.
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