Wholesale Housecleaning of Yankees Looms for 1923
The piece argues New York reporters seek major Yankee changes after a weak series. Names mentioned include Whitey Witt Carl Mays Babe Ruth Everett Scott Aaron Ward Joe Bush Waite Hoyt Bob Meusel and manager Miller Huggins. It predicts a wholesale housecleaning before the 1923 season.
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Babe Ruth
Ruth
Chicago White Sox
Everett Scott
Gotham
Aaron Ward
Joe Bush
Miller Huggins
Ross Young
Waite
Hoyt
Brooklyn
Yankees
Bob Meusel
Huggins
Hockey Practice To Start Next Week In Seattle Arena Ready Wednesday
Roy Rickey signs tomorrow and Seattle Mets prepare for Coast hockey season starting November 18 in Vancouver. Most veterans remain. Bernie Morris at right wing Foy at center Walker left wing Rickey and Rowe defense Holmes in net Briden may miss season due to arm break. Adams absence hurts champions with Moone Johnson possible return debated by Pete Muldoon.
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Roy Rickey
John Hancock
Seattle Mets
Vancouver
Met
Altho
Mets
Bernie Morris
Frank Foyston
Jack Walker
Bob Rowe
Hap Holmes
Nets
Gordon Fraser
Jim Riley
Archie Briden
Briden
Muldoon
Centre Colonels Lose Chance to Beat Harvard at Home Again
Centre College failed to beat Harvard on its own field for a second consecutive year. Centre, without Bo McMillan, could not repeat the 1921 upset when it defeated Harvard 6 to 0. Yale, Penn, and Princeton have not visited Harvard two years running.
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Centre College
Harvard
Centre
Bo McMillan
Yale
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Crimson
Krause Holds Notable Coast League Pitching Record
INSIDER profiles Harry Krause veteran southpaw of Oakland. Born in San Francisco 1888 his career spans Philadelphia Athletics Portland Beavers and Oakland with totals: 72 wins 46 losses and a .610 winning percentage. Renowned for remarkable control as a pitcher noted for few seasons with more walks than strikeouts.
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Jease
Harry Krause
Oakland Club
Portsider
Altho
Philadelphia Athletics
San Francisco
Krause
St. Mary's College
San Jose
Philadelphia Americans
The
Athletics
Portland Beavers
Notre Dame Faces Busy Schedule Through Key Contests
Notre Dame prepares for back to back tests including Indiana Army Butler Georgia Tech and Nebraska with a tough Georgia Tech loss already on record. The Big Ten race tightens as Iowa and Michigan sit out clash calculations. Nebraska and Minnesota set to challenge in Lincoln. Yale Harvard and Cornell also schedule hard matches amid shifting East standings.
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Notre Dame
Indiana
Army
Butler
Georgian Tech
Nebraska
Georgie Tech
Rabbit to Play Pro Basketball: Maranville to Return
Water Maranville, a crack Pittsburg infielder, will risk his neck on professional basketball in the East again this winter. The Rabbit is a skilled cager, previously persuaded to stay out last year as the pro game in the East runs rough and tumble.
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Adams
Jack Adams
Vancouver
Water Maranville
Pitteburg
Weldon Wing Rockets to East Coast Boxing Circuit
Weldon Wing, the Portland lightweight now based in New York under Sam Mullins, has claimed seven wins and one draw in his seven starts. He is described as a clever fighter with punching power and is moving to bigger competitions on the East Coast.
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Weldon
East Weldon
Portland
New York
Sam Mullins
Oregon schools form tentative conference
Non conference schools in Oregon met last week to form a tentative league. Represented were Willamette Philomath Linfield Albany Pacific College and the Chemawa Indian School.
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Oregon
Willamette
Philomath
Linfield
Albany
Pacific College
Chemawa
Illinois in Course Lead
Illinois tops the United States and Canada with 19 municipal golf courses. The two nations host 64 eighteen hole municipal courses and a total of 166 clubs.
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Illinois
United States
Canada
Prairie goalie Charney Reed to guard Vancouver nets
Charney Reed of Seattle will guard the Vancouver nets for Regina in the IPrairie league until veteran Hugh Lehman reports. Lehman won't be on duty until December 1 due to business obligations. Reed is considered the class of Prairie goalies and developed in the local shipyard league.
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Charney Reed
Seattle
Regina
Vancouver Nets
Hugh Lehman
Lehman
Reed
Eaid
Elks Set Smokeless Smoker Event With Games and Dance
The Elks club will stage a smokeless smoker tomorrow night for ladies and friends. Boxing wrestling and fencing are on the program starting at 9 30 with dancing to follow in the gymnasium.
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The
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Dempsey Gibbons Title Fight Tentative in New York
Tex Rickard announced that Jack Dempsey and Tom Gibbons may clash for the heavyweight championship in Madison Square Garden before the indoor season if terms are agreed. Rickard regards Gibbons as the logical opponent for an indoor bout with the champion.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbon
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Hoe
Gibbons
Brown Heads Golfing Club President Again
H. P. Brown was elected president of the Grays Harbor Golf and Country Club for the fifth time, signaling continued leadership and club unity.
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Brown Heads Golfing Club
H. P. Brown
Grays Harbor
Army Captain Star Fritz Breidster Poised for Annapolis Showdown
Army Captain Fritz Breidster, renowned for defense and leadership, aims to guide his team to victory over Annapolis next month. The piece also notes Elmer Jacoba title trade talks and early-season talk on several clubs and players including O Connell, May, Niehoff, Sigin, and the McGraw Eddie Roush swap saga.
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Fritz Breidster
Army
Annapolis
Baseball Players Union gains 136 NL members
One hundred thirty six of the 175 National League players have joined the new Baseball Players Union. Six of eight clubs including New York and St. Louis joined, with 21 Giants players enrolling with manager John McGraw’s consent. Officials and officers will be announced soon. The union aims to improve conditions and protect players from financial interests of club owners.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
EW York
National League
New Baseball Players’ Union
New York
Cincinnati
Beston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Giants
John McGraw
United Press Today
Raymond J. Cannon
Milwaukee
Players of Counsel
Cannon
Siki to Fight Norfolk in January in United States
European heavyweight champion Battling Siki will come to the United States in January to meet Kid Norfolk, according to word received by Tex Rickard from Siki's manager.
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New York
Siki
United States
Kid Norfolk
Tex Rickard
Delaney to Battle Greb in Oklahoma City
Jimmy Delaney and Harry Greb will box 10 rounds in a no-decision bout in Oklahoma City on November 11. The match, announced from St Paul, pits two top contenders against each other with potential city enthusiam and wider interest in the boxing scene.
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Paul
Jimmy Delaney
Harry Greb
Oklahoma City
SIKI MUST FIGHT PARIS FOR European Title
The French boxing federation accepts challenges from Dilles and Georges Carpentier to face Battling Siki for the European heavyweight championship. Sid must meet one challenger within six months regardless of the purse.
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Paris
Dilles
Georges Carpentier
Siki
French Boxing Federation
Sid
Sleep Punch Decides Cincinnati Bout
Bil Ryan of Cincinnati knocked out Harvey Thorpe of Kansas City in the fourth round last night, deciding the bout at Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Bil Ryan
Harvey Thorpe
Kansas City
Archie Nisbit and kickers drive California Bear fortunes
Archie Nisbit anchors California's kicking game as a reliable force for the Bears over the past two seasons. He boots 50 to 60 yards high and often saves games, with Duke Morrison as a capable backup. Leonard Ziel stands out as a versatile triple threat and key passer, kicker, and ball carrier for Washington.
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Duke Morrison
Washington
Leonard Ziel
Sean
Achie Nisbit
California Golden Bears
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Dink T Ton
Jeff
Bears
Cauvermety
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L. A
Bit
Washington Huskies
Sophomore Ed Kuhn Emerges as Washington Football Prospect
The young Spokane guard Ed Kuhn, a sophomore, shows exceptional instinct, size, and speed promising a bright future for Washington football. He is described as a formidable guard comparable to the era of Louis Seagraves, with potential to become a regular standout.
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Ed Kuhn
Spokane
Washington
Louis Seagraves
Medocre QB Wayne Hall shines in clutch plays
Wayne Hall of Spokane emerged from a forgettable previous season to star this year. The quarterback made spectacular plays for U A C and Washington State, snaring two crucial passes and spearheading a game winning grab that helped seal victory.
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Wayne Hall
Spokane
Washington State
Young Spalding Could Miss Washington Game
California sophomore halfback Young Spalding may miss the Washington game after a badly sprained ankle suffered in the U C C game in Los Angeles Saturday. He is considered one of the best recruits developed on the Coast.
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Spalding
California
Washington
Los Angeles
Harvard Football Sees Record Attendance This Season
Cambridge Mass Oct 31 More than 166 009 spectators have watched the first five games of the 1922 Harvard football season with remaining games billed as highly attractive.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Tiny Herman Seeks Comeback in Oregon Ten Rounder
Former Tacoma heavyweight Tiny Herman wins several knockouts in Oregon towns. He travels to Baker to meet Denver Ed Martin on Armistice Day in a 10 round bout.
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Tiny Herman
Tacoma
Oregon
Denver Ed Martin
Baker
Ore
Harper to Box Davis in Portland Showdown on Nov Eight
Bobby Harper and Travie Davis are slated for a ten round bout in Portland on November 8 per Rose City reports. Bud Logan of Omaha, a top welterweight, has challenged the winner of the bout.
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Travie Davis
Portland
Rose City
Bud Logan
Omaha
King to Box Jimmy Darcy in Portland Bout
Australian heavyweight Tom King will fight Jimmy Darcy Darcey in a 10 round match in Portland Wednesday. Promoter details and venue were not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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Jimmy Darcy
Tom King
Jim Daryk Darcey
Valley Trambitas
Portland Wednes
Detroit Outfielder Trains Off 240 Pounds
OB Fothergill, the Detroit outfielder, has reportedly shed 240 pounds over eight springs. Once a football player, he learned excess weight hindered baseball and has reduced about 30 pounds each season to reach peak fitness. Despite a large frame, he remains surprisingly fast on the field.
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OB Fothergill
Detroit
Harry Heisman
Bob
Mansilon, O
Jack Bentley Sold to New York Giants
Baltimore ace Jack Bentley, star pitcher and slugger, has been purchased by the New York Giants per reports from Manhattan. Colin and players are to pay for the Oriole ace.
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John McGraw
Giants
Eddie Roush
W. C. Smith
Indianapolis
Kirke
Louisville
Tex Covington
Colonels
Jay
New York
Baltimore
Jack Bentley
Bentley
Jack Dunn
Cash
Cinccinnati
Cincinnati
Roush
McGraw
Mr. Smith
Jay Kirke
Hoosiers
New York Giants
Manhattan
Colin
Tacoma Lightweight Morgan Jones Loses to Ted Krache
In Aberdeen on October 31 Morgan Jones of Tacoma was stopped in the third round by Ted Krache of Hoquiam in a six round bout after a brutal burst of punches left Jones with a closed eye. In New Orleans the same night Young Denny stopped K O Loughlin in the 12th round.
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Aberdeen
Morgan Jones
Tacoma
Ted Krache
Hoquiam Battler
New Orleans
Young Denny
K. O. Loughlin
Laurel Track Meeting Shows Sharp Betting Decline
In Baltimore bets fell by nearly one million dollars at the Laurel track finalizing a 23 day meeting. Mutuel machines recorded 11 million in wagers versus 12 million last autumn. a sharp drop is noted. In Columbus Pete Zivik defeated Phil O Dowd in a 12 round bantam bout by decision.
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Laurel Track
Columbus
Ohio
Pete Zivik
Pittsburg Bantam
Phil O'Dowd
Pancho Villa defeats Patsy Wallace in eight rounds
Philadelphia report says Pancho Villa, American flyweight champion, outpointed Patsy Wallace in an eight round bout. Villa controlled the action with precise punching and ring generalship, earning the decision over Wallace at the local arena.
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Philadelphia
Pancho Villa
Patsy Wallace
New York Soldier Bartfield Loses Welterweight Bout
New York welterweight Soldier Bartfield drops a 12 round decision to Jimmy Kelly in a boxing match held in New York.
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New York
Soldier Bartfield
Jimmy Kelly
Pennsylvania stadium rises as top East seating capacity
Pennsylvania opens a new football stadium in Philadelphia with 51,000 seats, ranking second only to the Yale Bowl in the East for capacity.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Battle for the Pocket Bil Predicts Star Match
The piece outlines a clash between Ralph Greenleaf and Frank Taberski for the title, with Taberski noted as a safety player and Greenleaf famed for precise shooting. It hints a lineup of Conti Horemans Hoppe Cochran and Morningstar contending for the next balkline title in York.
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Frank Taberski
Oo Oak Wees
Greenleaf holdingwick-Barke-Collander
Sbe
York
Conti
Horemans
Hoppe
Cochran
Morningstar
Schaefer
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