Dundee Is Versatile Ring Man
Johnny Dundee, the versatile boxer who often makes weight for many opponents, holds the junior lightweight title but aims for Benny Leonard's real lightweight crown. He seeks a no contest with Johnny Kilbane in Jersey City, despite Kilbane's New York suspension, and believes he can beat Kilbane at featherweight and pursue Leonard if a promoter agrees.
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Dundee
Johnny
Benny Leonard
Lagerto
Johnny Kilbane
Kilbane
Jersey City
New York Boxing Commission
New York State
New York
Commission
Jersey
Dundes
Frush
Devine Moves From All-America Captain To Iowa Assistant
Former All-America and captain Devine remains with Iowa as assistant coach as the Hawkeyes defeat Yale 6 to 0. The team won the Big Ten title last season and continues to show strength this year.
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Devine
Iowa
Yale
Gibbons Seeks Dempsey Bout After Best Form Yet
Tommy Gibbons of St Paul declares readiness to challenge heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey this winter. Eddie Kane, his manager, says Gibbons believes he deserves a title shot and has never before challenged the champion while not ready. Gibbons cites past setbacks and eyes possible fights with Battling Siki if he comes to the United States.
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Henry L. Farrell
York
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Jack Dempsey
Eddie Kane
Gibbons
Kane
Dempsey
Tommy
Carpentier
Siki
Football Knee: The bane of American college pastime
A historical overview explains football knee as a severe knee injury from outward knee twist with foot fixed. It details symptoms, treatment steps, and long recovery, noting synovitis, detached cartilage, and extended rest with a hinged splint and elastic kneecap to prevent recurrence.
Coach Stagg Seeks Victory Over Princeton
Chicago coach Amos Alonzo Stagg and captain Lewis rely on strategy to beat Princeton for a second straight year. Stagg, praised as one of the era’s most resourceful coaches, declares Chicago equal to the 1921 eleven and eyes another win as Princeton shows signs of weakness.
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Sme
Stagg
Lewis
Chicago
Princeton
New York Middleweights Begin Elimination Bout Showdown
The first elimination bout for a new Middleweight champion opens in New York tonight with Lou Bogach facing Pat Reed in a 12 round bout. In Chicago, payments of 18548 each were sent as the second team share of the World Series to the St Louis Browns and Cincinnati Reds.
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New York
The
Boxing Commission
Lou Bogach
Pat Reed
Chicago
Landis
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati Reds
Browns
Reds
Yale Bulldogs to host Army in capacity Yale Bowl
Ninety thousand fans are expected as Yale hosts Army in a marquee clash at Yale Bowl with 79 000 tickets sold and a draw rivaling Harvard and Princeton crowds.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Army
Harvard
Princeton
Newby to Star for Tigers Against Chicago Stalwart Return
Princeton seeks revenge after last season loss to Chicago with Fullback Newby expected to carry the Tiger offense. Coach Bill Roper backs Newby as a premier back in the East and will rely on him to exploit the forward pass. Don Leurie, who stopped Tiger passes, graduated in June.
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Tigers
Chicago
Princeton
Bill Roper
Pase
Don Leurie
Leurie
Climate Pushes Daly Toward Trade From Coast
Tom Daly, Los Angeles catcher, seeks a trade or sale to a club in the American or International leagues next season citing unfavorable Pacific Coast climate. Daly argues the coast climate does not suit him and requests consideration by other teams.
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Daly
Tom Daly
Los Angeles
American Association
Pacific Coast
Comfort for Bulldogs in Iowa defeat
Yale fell to Iowa as three star regulars Jordan O Hearn and Beckett were out. The Blue were outplayed in every department with a lack of speed versatility deception and cohesion. Yale’s gains came mostly through straight football without new ideas from the game.
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Iowa
Lke Jordan
O’hearn
Beckett
Yale
O'Dowd and Young Montreal Draw In Ten Rounds
Providence bantam Eddie O'Dowd and Young Montreal Providence fought 10 rounds to a draw in a boxing match. Both fighters traded steady blows with neither securing a decisive stoppage.
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Providence
A. L
Eddie O'Dowd
Columbus Bantam
Young Montreal
No Change in Cougar Formation
Washington State is slated to field the same starting lineup against Washington in Pullman as last week versus Idaho. The Cougars have opened with a 10 7 win over Gonzaga and an 18 5 win over Idaho, with possible late lineup adjustments for the game.
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Washington State
Washington
Ashington State
Pullman
Idaho
Cougars
Trueve
Dunton
Duerrwachter
Prager
F. Davin
Shannon
Sandberg
G. Davin
Zaepfel
Alexander
Wheeler
Hickey
Bray
Gonzaga
Big Three Athletes Face Strict New Eligibility Rules
Yale Harvard and Princeton unveil sweeping limits including transfer ban after January 1 1923 and reduced seasons with fewer games. Opponents must match eligibility standards while non barred colleges may drop from schedules.
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Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Leosen Athletic
Princton
New Haven
Cambridge
Trojans Play "Under Wraps" in Close California Victory
The University of Southern California faced California in Los Angeles in a guarded affair with Nevada last week. USC won 6 to 0 as Elmer Henderson kept plays hidden and California scouts watched from the stands. The decisive touchdown came in the final minutes.
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University of Southern California
California
Los Angeles
Oiff
Nevada
Elmer Henderson
Trojans
California Fresh Lineup Changes For Gold en Hear Varsity
Babe Horrell replaces Jim Gallagher at center for the Gold en Hear varsity. Dean takes Perry’s guard berth as Andy Smith adjusts the California squad for 1921.
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Andy Smith
Babe Horrell
California
Jim Gallagher
Golden Hear
Dean
Perry
Nov 13 Opens Coast Hockey Race in B C
Vancouver and B C teams prepare for the Coast hockey race with opening date set for November 13. Victoria and Geottle clash at the Arena after a schedule adoption two days later. Six man hockey and new anti defense rules are ratified at yesterday’s league meeting.
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Vancouver
B. C
Vancouver Wayl
Victoria
Geottle
Star
Schedule of hockey games and exhibitions across Vancouver Victoria
A dense schedule lists dates from November to March for hockey matches involving Beattie Vancouver Victoria and Pridey Pate Seattle Calgary and Edmonton. Exhibitions appear with Pridey Pate and Beattie. Matches alternate between cities with frequent Vancouver Victoria Beattie and Seattle as opponents.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Heattie
Beattle
Vanccouver
Eattie
Pridey
Dee
Pate
Mondey
Vie
Van
Heattle
Reginan
Regine
Vridey
Regina
Ed Monten
Vicctoria We
Seattle
Celgary Et Beattie
Victoria Ancouver
Seattie
Edmeonoes
Vaewcouver
Meattie
Gaskatoon
Negina
Fisskatoon
Edmonton
Viver
Baskatoon
Calgary
Vicctoria
Seat
Jackson quits with manager and signs with Goldman
New York October 24 Willie Jackson, a prominent lightweight, severed ties with his longtime manager Doc Bagley who first guided his career eight years ago. Jackson then signed with Sammy Goldman, a move that follows years of steady earnings including about $250 000 in the last three years.
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New York
Willie Jackson
Tris Speaker Signs With Indians For Next Season
Cleveland owners announce Tris Speaker will lead the Indians next year signing a new contract to play center field again. He plans to return as a key outfielder and team leader for the 1920 season.
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Tris Speaker
Indians
Los Angeles
Dixie Carroll
Buster McCabe
Clarence Twombly
L. A. Scribes
Giants Dicker for Bentley as Roush Trade Target
The New York Giants are negotiating for Baltimore ace Jack Bentley and plan to ship him to Cincinnati. In exchange, Chicago centerfielder Ed Roush is the sought prize, with a deal expected to shape the Reds lineup.
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New York Giants
Jack Bentley
Baltimore
Giants
Cincinnati
Ed Rousch
Walter Mails Seeks Coast Return With San Francisco
Walter Mails the Cleveland southpaw circles a Pacific Coast return for 1921 with San Francisco or Sacramento. A 1920 American League ace on the Indians pennant team, Mails says he has permission to deal with Coast clubs and spoke with San Francisco owner Charlie Graham about a possible arrangement. He asserts his arm is as strong as ever and he could return to the majors if the climate suits him.
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Water Mails
San Francisco
Sacramento
Cleveland
Indians
Malle
Charlie Graham
Tris Speaker
Versatile Umpire Quigley Tops Officiating Roster
RNEST C. QUIGLEY of St Marys Kansas is a prolific sports official who handles baseball football and basketball. Known as a National League umpire he has refereed World Series games and Harvard Centre clash and is booked for numerous 1922 23 football and basketball assignments across the West Southwest and Missouri Valley. His farm life and high fees accompany a demanding schedule.
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Rnest
C. Quigley
St. Marys
Kas
Quigley
Altho
Harvard
Cambridge
New Haven
Quigiey
Countrex
Joe Kasberger Returns as Mt. Angel Coach in Oregon
Joe Kasberger, former Oregon Aggie quarterback, serves as coach for Mt. Angel College in Oregon this season. His team has posted a solid showing in preliminary games.
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Joe Kasberger
Oregon Aggie
Mt. Angel College
Oregon
Star Men Chosen for ALLSTAR American Team
Amos selects an all star lineup featuring Schalk catcher Bush pitcher Shocker pitcher Rommel pitcher Faber pitcher Sister first base Collins second base Dagen third base Galloway shortstop COU score Left Field Speaker center Hellman right field with teams Chicago New York St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland.
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Schalk
Chicago Bush
New York Shocker
St. Louis Rommel
Philadelphia Faber
Chicago Sister
St. Louis Collins
Chicago Dagen
New York Galloway
Philadelphia
Cou
Detroit
Speaker
Cleveland
Hellman
Umpires Pick All Star Baseball Team Leaders Across Leagues
Umpires in both the American and National Leagues unanimously selected four players for the all star lineup and noted striking choices. Babe Ruth was excluded by unanimous opinion while Walter Johnson and Cy Young era comparisons were debated as right handed pitching dominated. Infield and outfield selections highlighted Sisler Blue and Judge at first, Galloway surprising at short, and robust voting for Collins at second with others like Peckinpaugh and Dugan earning votes.
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Eisler
Speaker
Cobb
Harry Hellmann
Johnny Tobin
Ken Williams
Sam Rice
Jamieson
Bobb Veach
Harry Hooper
Bob Meusel
Babe Ruth
Alexander
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Sisler
Lu Blue
Joe Judge
Blue
Earl Sheely
Walter Pipp
Johnny McInnes
Chick Galloway
Galloway
Peckinpaugh
Scott
Gerber
Rigney
Eddie Collin
Stanley Harris
Marty McManus
St. Louis
Joe Dugan
Schalk
Steve O'Neill
Wally Schang
Cy Perkins
Hank Severeid
Sox
Shocker
Faber
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