Enock Bagshaw Builds Washington Football Fight
Enock Bagshaw guides the Washington Huskies as they sharpen for the California game on November 11 at home. The team grows stronger each outing, with Hall and Pierre providing fleet wings and Bagshaw stressing grit and a fighting spirit to overcome tougher foes.
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Enoch Bagshaw
Washington
Bagshaw
Huskies
Montana
Idaho
Ward
California
Hall
Pierre
Pullman
Golden Bears
Bears
Nebraska and Iowa Eye Postseason GridIron Clash
Nebraska and Iowa discuss a December post season game to be held in Lincoln or Iowa City. Both teams are strong contenders with undefeated regular seasons and potential conference championships.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Ebraska
Mid-West
Lincoln
Iowa City
Cornhuskers
Missouri
Oklahoma
Michigan
Syracuse
N. Y
Ers
Syracuse University
Notte
Boxing talk and football hype from a chaotic sports column
The piece reviews boxing prospects around Dempsey and Miske with mentions of Dempsey Wille, Beckett Moran and Siki, plus a tangent on California football strategy and players like Wayne Hall Pietre Ziel Dailey Abel and Brick Muller, highlighting speculative matchups and training notes.
High school grid notes and scheduling shakeup week
Coach Brigham praises Joe Metiuern as top quarterback in the league while Metiuern helps West beat an Indian team by recovering a fumble. Roosevelt’s Harold Shidler stands out as a top defensive halfback. No Friday games. two Saturday matchups Queen Anne vs Franklin and Ballard. Fd Wellock’s drop kick over Queen Anne marked a 3 point win margin. Bob Morris shines as a referee in football and basketball.
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Brigham
Joe Metiuern
Meiuern
Ait
Queen Anne
Franklin
Ballard
Fd Wellock
Broadway
Big Three grid work is light on Harvard Yale Princeton
Football activities around the big three have been lightened as Harvard Yale and Princeton schedule easy games for Saturday. Syracuse works hard for Nebraska and Nebraska fans expect a tough day for Syracuse.
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New York
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Former Brave Dick Rudolph Granted Unconditional Release
Dick Rudolph, veteran Boston Brave pitcher, has been released unconditionally by the club. He is expected to take a managerial post with a minor league outfit in 1923.
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Dick Rudolph
Boston Brave
Charley Jamieson
Cleveland
Jamieson
Tris Speaker
Sheeley
Spokane
Dempsey Offered Heavy Bouts For London Or New York
New York report says if Jack Dempsey does not box before January he will go to Europe again. Dan McKettrick states he has been offered 125000 dollars to fight Battling Siki in London and 250000 dollars to meet Harry Wills.
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Dempsey
Carpentier
Wills
Gibbons
New York
Jack Dempsey
Europe
Dan McKettrick
Battling Siki
London
Harry Wills
Harvard Crimson Enjoys Strong Season On Court And Revenues
The Harvard Crimson shows a powerful season both on the hardwood and at the gate. More than 150000 fans have attended Cambridge games this year, with anticipated receipts rising past 500000 as key Princeton and Yale showdowns approach.
Abel Named Regular QB for Washington Huskies
Fred Abel emerges as the regular quarterback for the University of Washington eleven as Wally Dalley is moved to the bench. Abel has shown improved handling of the team while Dalley remains in reserve for the rest of the season.
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Wayne Hall
Roy Pietre
Leonard Ziel
Wally Dailey
Fred Abel
Brick Muller
Ziel
Washington
University of Washington
Wally Dalley
Abel
Dailey
Elks Smokers Night Of Boxing Fencing And Dance
The Elks Club hosts a smokeless smoker tonight featuring boxing fencing and wrestling events. The Big Brother Elka faces the Big Sister Elke with first events at 8:30 PM and a dance to conclude the evening.
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Elka
Elke
Elks’ Club
Princeton Team Lacking Triple Threat Grid Man
The article notes Princeton faces a tough season due to missing a triple threat player. It cites last year’s Lourie as a star who could run kick and pass, while this year Bergen at quarterback and Cleaves as a strong runner but unable to throw or drop kick.
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Princeton
Tiger Eleven
Lourie
Bergen
Cleaves
Tigers
Colgate
Princeon
Lafayette Has Strong Eleven Again in Field
Lafayette remains a top football squad as coach Rutherford rebuilds the lineup. The Leopards beat Muhlenberg 2 to 0 after a tie with Pitt and extend a 14 game win streak dating to November 1920, signaling a return to elite status.
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Lafayette
Pittsburg
Muhlenburg College
Rutherland
Pas hockey team plans coast tour after comet start
The Terente heck club of the Fastern aims two trips after the season opener on the Pacific coast. If they win the Pastern title again they travel to meet Coast winners for the world title. Keach stars for Toronto against Map Holmes in St Pats net. Dye and Kiley als o noted stars. Morrie Foyston and Walker eyed for forward line as arena skating begins tonight.
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Terente Heck Club
Fastern
Pacific
Ermeen
Toronto
Keach
Map Holmes
St. Pats
Luderus Lands Joe Kansas City Manager Post
Fred Luderus will manage the Oklahoma City team in the Western league next year. John Holland of Oklahoma City announced the decision in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Fred Luderus
Oklahoma City
John Holland
Eight clubs seek third basemen for 1923 season
Major league teams across the American and National Leagues pursue strong third basemen. Chicago Americans reportedly secured Kamm of San Francisco for 100000, while Washington, St Louis, Boston, Cleveland and others seek upgrades at the hot corner amid a noted dearth of elite third basemen. Groh and Pinelli are highlighted as top NL options.
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Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland Americans
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Nationals
Chicago Americans
Kamm
San Francisco
Elerbe
Browns
Cleveland
Groh
Pinelli
Cincinnati
Boston Nationals
Nebraska Wrestler to Open Mat Season in Kansas City
John Peek, Nebraska wrestler, will open the mat season in Kansas City tomorrow night by facing Nick Daviscourt in a scheduled bout expected to draw college wrestling fans.
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Kansas City
John Peack
Nebraska
Nick Daviscourt
Stanley to Lead Regina Signings Steady Regina Move
Har vey Stanley, former Vancouver star, will captain Regina in the Prairie league this season. He led Regina toward a league title last year and will guide the squad in a Seattle game. Jocko Anderson, Calgary alum now with Victoria, may be past his peak due to injuries.
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Harvey Stanley
Vancouver
Regina
Calgary
Stanley
Anderson
Jocko Anderson
Victoria
Gordon Fraser
Seattle
Hoe
Vancouver Line Solidifies With Skinner MacKay Harris
Alf Skinner will play right wing Mickey MacKay center and Smoky Harris left wing as Vancouver builds a strong forward line despite last season's rules under Jack Adams.
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Jack Adams
Vancouver
Alf Skinner
Mickey MacKay
Smoky Harris
Boxing agents face new scale rules by commission
New York boxing commission bans agents from acting as match makers promoters or managers and sets a payment scale. Agents receive ten percent for bouts up to one thousand dollars and three percent for amounts over five thousand dollars.
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New York
Boxing Commission
Tierney Denies Giants Joined New Players Union
Henry L. Farrell reports in New York that Giants official James Tierney denies 21 World Series champions joined the Baseball Players' Union and says Mc Graw approved or acknowledged none. Raymond J. Cammon asserts many Giants joined, while McGraw’s stance remains private. Club owners await union officers and potential representation on the advisory board.
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Henry L. Farrell
York
Baseball Players’ Union
John McGraw
James Tierney
Giants
McGraw
Gianta
Tierney
Raymond J. Camnon
Milwaukee
Colonel Huston
Yankees
Commissioner Landis
John Heydler
Ban Johnson
Sale of Jack Bentley Triggers Orioles Roster Shakeup
New York Giants land Jack Bentley from Baltimore after a standout International league run. Bentley, a lefty pitcher and slugger, has 41 wins and 5 losses with versatility in fielding. The sale signals possible break up of the Orioles four straight pennants era, with Boley Jacobson Ogden and other stars in play and major league interest mounting.
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Jack Dunn
Baltimore
New York Giants
Dunn
Lawry, Jacobson
Boley
Ogden
Leo H. Lassen
Jack Bentley
Baltimore Oriole
Bentley
Big Show
Orioles
Oriole
Éid Qaagpure
Maryland
Joe Boley
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Young Rigney
Jacobson
Mitchell speaks up on charge at Pasadena Tournament
President J. J. Mitchell of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses notes the event seeks to cover expenses and aid debt on the new stadium. East-West game teams would split about 75000 dollars, with the tournament receiving any receipts beyond that amount.
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Asadena
Cal
J. J. Mitchell
Pasadena Tournament of Roses
Pacific Canal Conference
Mitchell
Tournament Association
Pasadena
New Park Planned for Blues Club in Kansas City
November 1 report states work will begin immediately on a new 250000 dollar park for the Kansas City American Association club, announced by club president George Muehrbach.
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BLUES
Kanbas City
Kanes City
American Association Club
George Muehrbach
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