California Golden Bears Gearing for Coast Season Showdowns
Coach Andy Smith steers the California Golden Bears into the 1922 coast season with key players like Eric the quarterback and Nisbet at fullback. He rebuilds the line with Witter Beam Clark Perry and Gallagher while Muller and Berkey pace the ends. Major tests loom against Washington and USC with Elmer Henderson’s team in Los Angeles and a November 11 clash back home. The Bears’ form includes decisive early wins over St. Mary’s Santa Clara and Mare Island, but the line remains Smith’s main concern to maximize the backfield talent.
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Leo H. Lassen
Ndy Smith
California Golden Bears
Smith
Washington
University of Southern California
Bears
Elmer Henderson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Stanford
California
St. Mary’s
Santa Clara
Mare Island
Marqness
Eeenn Ae Sree Ses
Witter
Beam
Clark
Perry
Gallagher
Muller and Berkey
Eric
Nisbet
Templeton
Nichols
Burgess
Spalding
Berkeley
Morrison
Golden Bears
Yankee Players Fined Over Training Rule Violations
New York reports say detectives infiltrated the Yankee team to expose parties and rule violations with photos as proof. The assigned detective allegedly gained players' trust and secured fines affecting nearly all players, who threatened to strike unless fines were rescinded. T. L. Huston denied knowledge of any such strike or fines.
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New York
Yankee
Yanks
T. L. Huston
Slim Year for Former Monarchs of Gridiron
In 1922 Penn State under Bezdek faces a lean schedule and lost stars to graduation. Centre, Harvard, Yale, Pitt and others are reshaping teams, with Centre preparing for a tough clash with Harvard as Moran and McMillin depart.
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Billy Evans
Bezdek
Penn State
Penn
Nittany
Syracuse
Pitts
Harvard
United States Naval Academy
Lehigh
University of Washington
Georgia Tech
Carnegie Tech
Killinger
Pryérs
Charley Moran
Centre
Southern College
Moran
Tad Jones
Yale
North Carolina
Iowa
Glen Warner
Pittsburgh
Lafayette
West Virginia
Warner
Eliot
Pitt
Stanford Rugby to Schedule Series with British Columbia
Stanford University plans to arrange football games against Vancouver British Columbia rugby teams during the Christmas holidays following an invitation from R. C. Cooper president of the Vancouver Rugby Union.
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Stanford University
R. C. Cooper
Vancouver
B. C
Stanford
British Columbia
Navy Changes Lineup for Georgia Tech Game
At Annapolis on October 19, Navy coach Bob Folwell benched three regulars Mee Kee Zuber and Stolz for Fuppen Lentz and Parr. The swap lightens the lineup as the team prepares for the next game against Georgia Tech.
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NAVY
Annapolis
Georgia Tech
Bob Folwell
Mee- Kee
Zuber
Stolz
Fuppen
Lentz
Parr
World class girls swimmer Mise Lambert draws praise
The article profiles 14 year old Mise Lambert from Maitimore hailed as the greatest female swimmer of her time. It notes her recent stroke changes, aims for national indoor championships, and mentions fellow young swimmers, a birthday swim by Mrs Anna Van Blirke, and plans for Hawaii visiting teams in 1923.
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Mise Adelaide
Maitimore
Mise Lambert
Anna van Blirke
Los Angeles
Venice
Santa Monica
Ed Walsh Retires from Umpiring After Illness Halt
Ed Walsh, once a top pitcher, will not return to the American League staff of umpires next year. Illness forced him out late this season and he has chosen to quit professional baseball. He now serves as a deputy sheriff in Meriden, Connecticut, his home.
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Ed Walsh
Walsh
Meriden
Conn
Everett Scott Hitting Chute
Shortstop Everett Scott of the Yankees has seen his best days in the majors. His fielding in the world series was a distinct disappointment as grounders that became base hits were routine plays in earlier years.
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Everett Scott
Yankees
Scott
Two Players Hit Six Times In One Game
An odd major league record was set last season by Max Carey and John Gooch of the Pittsburgh team. They were the only players to punch out six hits in a game and both achieved the feat in the same contest.
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Max Carey
John Gooch
Pitteburgh
Keats Rated Best in Ice by Veteran Holmes
APPY HOLMES, veteran Seattle goalie, lauds Duke Keats as the top center for Edmonton in the Prairie league. Holmes compares Keats with Frank Foyston and recalls Keats’ superb 1918 season. The Canadian Coast and Eastern circuits are noted, and the Conet league meets in Vancouver to set the season schedule.
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Appy Holmes
Seattle
Steel Blades
Twins
Holmes
Duke Keats
Les Man
Edmonton
Keats
Ty Cook
Ice Aport
Frank Foyston
Toronto
Ring Board Resigns Over Seattle Boxing Controversy
Seattle boxing commission members Elmo Jones and Dr. Hanley resigned after voting to remove appointee Charlies Moriarity amid pressure from the Cascade Athletic Club. The action leaves no operating commission, halting new permits for boxing smokers until authorities resolve the dispute. Mayor Brown called the move a knockout to the sport and said the game is indefinitely suspended.
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Seattle Boxing Commission
Elmo Jones
Dr. Hanley
Charlies Moriarity
Cascade Athletic Club
Boxing Commission of Seattle
Brown
Kramer Wins On foul in Oakland bout
Cliff Kramer won in the third round of a scheduled four round bout at Oakland last night when the referee ruled that Lee Anderson fouled Kramer.
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Kramer
Oakland
Cliff Kramer
Lee Anderson
Anderson
Centre College Arrives in Cambridge for Harvard Game
Twenty-five players and coaches from Centre college arrive in Cambridge to train at Braves field this afternoon as they prepare for Saturday's matchup with Harvard.
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Cambridge
Mass
Centre College
Braves Field
Harvard
Attendance Records Set in American Association Season
Chicago news reports show total attendance across the American Association reached 1,629,478 this past season. Kansas City finished third with 316,000 attendees, the largest figure in the circuit.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Giants Deny Deal As Bentley and Boley Rumors Spread
New York officials call rumors of recruiting Bentley and Boley from the Baltimore Internationals unfounded. Secretary Tierney states the Giants have no deals of any kind pending amid the capitalized chatter.
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Giants
New York
Bentley
Boley
Baltimore Internationals
Giant
Tierney
Pirates and Robins Owners Discuss Trades with Cubs
Chicago reports Barney Dreyfuss of the Pirates and Charles Ebbetts of the Robins here negotiating trades with the Cubs. A definite deal, it is understood, has been accomplished.
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Chicago
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg Pirates
Charles Ebbetts
Brooklyn Robins
Cubs
Harvard Prepares for Centre Clash in Opener
Harvard coach Bob Fisher announces the Crimson will face Centre College in the season opener with a veteran starting lineup of Fitta Hubbard Crew Clark Buell Owen and Churchill. Centre plays have been studied by scouts and a large crowd, about 40000, is expected for public ticket sales.
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Crimson
Bob Fisher
Fitta
Hubbard
Crew
Clark
Buell
Owen
Churchill
Eastman
Nebraska
Coburn
Dunker
Moran Sees Reds Chance to Host World Series in 1973
Manager Pat Moran of the Cincinnati Reds, at the World Series, asserts Cincinnati has a strong chance to stage the event in 1973. Moran, who finished second after a doubleheader win over Pittsburgh, believes his club will mount a spirited run against the Giants.
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Pat Moran
Cincinnati Reds
Strean
Cimcinnati
Moran
Reds
Pittsburgh
Giants
Cobb Strong for Collins In Trade With Boston
Manager Ty Cobb of Detroit backs Rip Collins as a Tigers target for next year in a Boston trade. Collins has shown potential but limited success due to control issues and lack of managerial guidance to unlock his best.
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Ty Cobb
Detroit
Rip” Collins
Tigers
Boston
Collins
Youngsters Shine at Shortstop in American League
The two top shortstops last year were youngsters Chick Galloway of the Athletics and Rigney of Detroit. Galloway emerged as the most improved player in the majors, while Rigney had a standout debut season with Detroit.
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Chick Galloway
The
Athletics
Rigney
Detroit
Galloway
Jonnard Boosted as NL Star Hope by Hughey Jennings
Hughey Jennings predicts pitcher Jonnard will be a top NL star next season. Jonnard is a big husky right hander with speed and strong control despite a faulty eye sight.
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Hughey Jennings
Jonnard
Mallard Lineman Shines Before Injury Ends City Meet
Al Nardine captain of Mallard football ends his city meet run after an injury. Roy Meister’s Broadway boot 40 yards led Roosevelt, Kawasee scored 30 yards for Wronklin, Case kicked 20 yards for Lincoln against Queen Anne. Kenny Johnson emerges as a top football talent in his final year. Lincoln prepares for Garfield clash as Mallard and Queen Anne also face off at Denny Field Friday. Chuck Carroll moves from punt to tackle for Garfield.
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al Nardine
Mallard
Deyetoutas
Mets
Roy Meister
Roosevelt
Kawasee
Wronklin
West Beattle
Case
Lincoln
Queen Anne
Kenny Johnson
Scrubs
Log
Garfield
Denny Field
Tacoma Boxing Card Draws Fans With Promising Matches
The upcoming Tacoma show features Ted Manning the 115 pound bantam in line to face Vic Foley at about 124 pounds. Red Ridley meets Mike Hallar in a featured bout, Archie Brey faces Jimmy Rivers in a semi windup, and Marty Casey draws Young in a later bout. Denny Kramer and Lee Angeles prospect show power, while Johnny Clanton returns to New York after recent visits.
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Ted Manning
Geattle Bantam
Vic Poley
Vancouver
Ecrap
Manning
Foley
Tacoma
Red Ridley
Mike Hallartoo
Archie Brey
Jimmy Rivers
Major League Batting Streak Records Noted
Four American League players had batting streaks over 20 games last season. George Sisler set a new record with 41 consecutive games hitting safely, surpassing Ty Cobb who had 40. Ken Williams followed with 28, Pratt 23, and Tobin 21.
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George Sisler
Ty Cobb
Ken Williams
Pratt
Tobin
Darkness decision shocks magnates after tied World Series game
A controversial ruling in a World Series game led to massive losses for major league owners. The 4 to 3 tie halted play and the crowd unrest fueled claims of collusion between umpire crew Hildebrand and Kiam. The New York clubs donated game receipts to charity while critics lament a costly, disputed call.
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New York
Gants
Sneedgrass
Pires Hildebrand
Kiem
Landis
Nema
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