Football Officials Should Not Reverse On-Field Wins
The piece argues that football rulings should stand as final after games and notes recent reversals that altered results such as the Columbia vs New York University contest. It contrasts football with baseball where postgame reversals are possible and suggests officials confer on doubtful calls and enforce captain-approved penalties to avoid protests.
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New York University
New York U
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Giants costly buildup to form pennant contenders
The article estimates John McGraw spent about 500000 to 600000 to rebuild the New York Giants. Budgets included Bancroft, Meusel, Irish Mouse, Jim OConnell, Heinie Groh, Hugh McQuillan, and Jack Bentley, with minors purchases adding 5 to 20 thousand each. Giants attract huge crowds at the Polo Grounds and on road trips, justifying the investment compared to other clubs.
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John McGraw
McGraw
Dave Bancroft
Phillies
Giants
New York
Jim O'Connell
Heinie Groh
Hugh McQuillan
Jack Bentley
Bancroft and Meusel
O'Connell
Bentley
Bringoe
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Chicago
Arnold Statz
Mately
White Sox
Willie Kamm
Gibson to Pilot Reading Team in Interleague
George Gibson, former Pittsburg Pirates manager, will lead Reading in the International League, succeeding Bender who returns to manage Springfield. Gibson reportedly steered the Pirates with lenient discipline, while Hill Kechnie later increased team drive. Bender, after success with New Haven in the Eastern League, failed to adapt in the faster league and goes back to Springfield.
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George Gibson
Reading
Pittsburg Pirates
Bender
Gibson
Hill Me. Keechnie
Pittsburg
New Haven
Springfield
St. Louis Cards Face Infield Crisis for Next Season
The St Louis Cardinals must replace several infield spots. Jack Fournier nears retirement as a first baseman, John Lavan may cancel his Orient trip, Milton Stock slows at third, and a new shortstop is needed. Manager Rickey relies on Rogers Hornsby to fill any infield role along with Al Bottomley and Ray Blades as alternatives.
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John Lavan
Orient
Milton Stock
Mound City
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Rogers Hornaty
al Bottomley
Ray Blader
Moran Leads Reds to Strong Start in National League Race
Pat Moran steered the Cincinnati Reds to a top placement in the National League by shrewd offseason moves. He promoted Heintz er and Larry Kopf early, then filled the left infield with Coast recruits Jimmy Caveney and Babe Pinelli who performed exceptionally.
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Pat Moran
Cincinnati Reds
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Heinter
Larry Kopf
Jimmy Caveney
Babe Pinelli
Reds Face Giants in 1923 Season After 1922 Series
The passage notes veterans were not missed by the Reds in 1922. Edd Roush, star outfielder, was a year long holdout. Had Roush joined early, the 1922 World Series might have swung differently. Moran could trade Fleusch for pitching to boost the Reds’ 1923 challenge to the Giants.
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Moran
Fleusch
Reds
Giants
Prospect Wid Matthews Joined Athletics Outfield
The Philadelphia Athletics reportedly added outfield prospect Wid Matthews from Milwaukee after a .350 summer in the American Association. Matthews is described as fast with versatile hitting ability and strong fly ball skills, challenging Connie Mack’s Welch Miller and Walker for a spot in the lineup.
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Connie Mack
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Walker
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Boston Red Sox Chance to Be Test for O Doul
The article discusses Letty O Doul seeking a major league breakthrough with the Boston Red Sox after a history with the New York Yankees. It covers his 1921 season, pitching and hitting abilities, and the expectation that Boston gives him a real chance to prove himself as a big league star.
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Joe Bush
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Ping Bodie On Market Trade Rumor Hits Coast
Baseball men along the Coast think Bill Easick may trade Ping Bodie the slugging outfielder. Bodie and Easick do not get along well.
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Bill Easick
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Moran criticizes Ruth with NL batting and homerels claims
Pat Moran argues Babe Ruth would hit under .225 in the National League and produce fewer than 10 homers per season. A Cincinnati pitcher cites New York Giants pitching to label Ruth an ordinary hitter.
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Babe Ruth
Cincy
New York Giants
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Six Man Hockey Changes Help Seattle Mets Reach Peak
The Seattle Mets prefer the faster six man style over seven man hockey, gaining speed and trickery. With Foyston and Walker as stars, weight has limited them recently, but loosened defense shifts advantage to the Mets as they prepare to face the Vancouver Maroons at the Arena tomorrow night after two straight wins.
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Frank Foyston
Jack Walker
Wizards of Hockey
Vancouver Maroons
Harvard Star George Owen Starman to Lead Teams
George Owen, Cambridge star athlete, leads Harvard football hockey and baseball as captain. After the Yale game on November 25 he will assume hockey captaincy two days later. Widely admired, Owen is a top threat in football and is expected to be an All American again.
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Yale
Victoria Triumphs Over Vancouver in Narrow 4-3 Victory
In Vancouver British Columbia on November 21 Victoria defeated Vancouver 4 to 3. Frank Frederickson scored all four goals for the victors securing the late win.
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B. C
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Frank Frederickson
Wanderers and Varsity Win in Hockey City League
The Wanderers defeated the Pirates 1 to 0 while the University of Washington crushed the American Legion 7 to 2 in the opening Hockey City league games at the Arena last night.
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Rochester Had Real Team of Trained Seals
A nostalgic note on Rochester’s claimed real team of trained seals in the International league. It highlights seven wonders of baseball tied to figures such as Robert Fothergill, Maurice Archdeacon, Fred Merkle, George Stallings, Harry Lunte, Mack Hillis, and Walter Hapgood, framing them as notable but curious personalities.
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Maurice Archdeacon
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George Stallings
Harry Lunte
Mack (Scotty) Hillis
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Wembley Stadium to seat 126000 in London suburb
The Wembley stadium project near London will host 126500 spectators with over 11000 covered seats and extensive facilities including locker rooms training quarters and a 1000 seat restaurant. Open in April 1924 by the king as part of the British Empire Exhibition complex.
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America
Wimbledon
Wimbley
Great Britain
Great Football Associations
Britain
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Wales
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Ralph Miller Released by Minor Leagues
Secretary Farrell announces the release of Ralph Miller, utility infielder who played for the Frisco Seals last year. The move comes as a surprise since Miller was expected to remain with the Seals.
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Portland
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
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Ralph Miller
Frisco Seals
Miller
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George Foster Hints at Return to Baseball
George Foster former Boston Red Sox pitching star has quit his Western association manager post with Springfield. He says he will pitch in the coast league next year and will return if he can come back far enough.
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Los Angeles Pilot
Elmer Ponder
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George Foster
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Dempsey Speaks on Battling Siki Tactics
In Chicago, Jack Dempsey argues Carpentier erred by aiming at Battling Siki’s jaw after study at a Chicago university shows the Senegalese tribe’s skulls resist impact. He says Dempsey favors targeting the stomach over the jaw for decisive knockout effectiveness.
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Major College Football Weekend Clashes Across Nation
Yes fresh slate this week features Manford and California in a Palo Alto showdown. Oregon, Washington State meet in Pullman while St Marys squares off Sancta Clara in Berkeley. Yale meets Harvard in New Haven and Army hosts Navy in Philadelphia. Brown faces Dartmouth in Providence and Washington University at Detroit caps the day. Big Ten battles see Ohio State, Northwestern, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Purdue vying for position as Notre Dame and Carnegie Tech meet in Pittsburgh. Nebraska works against Notre Dame in Lincoln on Turkey Day with Penn State at Pittsburgh and Centre vs South Carolina in Danville. Washington State College travels to California next week, and Olympic Club vs Multnomah Club collide in Portland on the same day. Tie club won the first tussle 26 to .
Two Titles At Stake In Saturday High School Doubleheader
The closing day at Denny Field features Ballard vs West Seattle in the opener with a shot at the cellar title for the winner. Lincoln can clinch the league title by defeating Ballard in the second game. Prep fans are promised a great day of baseball.
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West Seattle
Indians
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May Hinge on This Play in Billiards Title Race
In New York on November 21 Willie Hoppe barely saved a poor performance to beat Erich Hagenlacher 600 to 462 and extend his lead with a fourth straight win as Jake Schaefer beats Welker Cochran 600 to 303 to baring Hoppe from the title unless Schaefer wins tonight. Schaefer also showed a steady stroke in an exhibition, finishing with an average of 314-16.
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Willie Hoppe
Erich Hagenlacher
Hoppe
Hagenlacher
Jake Schaefer
Welker Cochran
Schaefer
Sarazen Poised For Long Reign In Golf
The article profiles Gene Sarazen as a young, healthful champion who has already won most 1922 golf honors and plans a long, serious career. It notes his modest habits, strong work ethic, and rapid return eight days after appendicitis surgery, signaling his lasting dominance potential.
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Gene
Walt Johnson Celebrates 35th Birthday
Walter Johnson, famed Washington pitcher, marked his 35th birthday amid 16 years in Major League Baseball.
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Walter Johnson
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Coast umpires seek daily expense money
Coast league umpires plan to ask the league for 3 dollars per day to cover expenses. Big league officials are allowed twice that amount for expenses.
Sanger Falls to Mandell in Ten Rounds
Milwaukee light heavyweight Joey Sanger was outpointed by Sammy Mandell of Rockford NL over ten rounds in Milwaukee. Mandell controlled the fight with accurate punching and steady aggression throughout, earning the decision.
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Milwaukee
Joey Sanger
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Valgar Outpoints Jeakle In 12 Round Lightweight Bout
Benny Valgar of New York defeated Kayo Jeakle in a 12 round lightweight bout in Polledo. The decision kept both fighters at lightweight ranking level.
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Poledo
Benny Valgar
New York
Kayo Jeakle
Bogash Wins 10-Round Decision in Boston Bout
Louis Bogash of Bridgeport defeated Bryan Downey of Columbus Ohio over 10 rounds in Boston last night securing the decision.
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Boston
Louis Bogash
Bridgeport
Bryan Downey
Columbus
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