Sews See Three Great Catchers On Leading Big League Teams
The article highlights three top catchers in major league play with profiles of Walter, Severeid, Snyder and Schang. It describes recent bouts, fighter profiles, and comments on their defensive and offensive skills, noting their impact on teams and upcoming main events.
Yanks Close In on Title as Wins Mount
The New York Yankees near clinching amid a one run win in Detroit over Pillette while Walter Johnson powers Washington past St. Louis. Ruth and Williams hit homers as contenders for the batting crown, with Ruth edging toward a crown despite suspensions. Vernon Tigers gain on Frisco and Oakland. Seattle begins a last trip in Salt Lake as standings tighten.
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Harvard Sets Rule Cambridge
Harvard football committee restricts season tickets to members and ex members after objectionable language and conduct by many non-Harvard ticket holders at games. This move aims to reduce disruptions and maintain order for future seasons.
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Cold weather postpones Rosenberg O'Dowd middleweight bout
In Brooklyn last night cold weather forced postponement of the middleweight championship match between Dave Rosenberg and Mike O'Dowd, delaying the title clash.
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Brooklyn
Dave Rosenberg
Mike O'Dowd
Joe Leonard Wins in Holyoke Bout
Joe Leonard lightweight and brother of the champion knocked out Jack Moran in the third round at Holyoke Massachusetts on September 20.
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Holyoke
Mass
Jack Moran
Henderson Has Edge on Bears
Henderson, famed for Broadway High School coaching in Seattle, leads the University of Southern California offense as it faces the University of California in Los Angeles's new stadium. Sixty thousand fans are expected for a South versus North clash in a grudge match, with Henderson aiming to break the rival team's record.
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Loomy
Gus" Henderson
Seattle
Broadway High School
University of Southern California
University of California
Los Angeles
California
L. A
Frisco
Henderson
Wonder
Andy Smith
McMillan
Stephens
Barnes
Latham
Cranmer
Sandow Wins 12-Round Bout as Derring Do Sways
In Atlanta Sammy Winn, billed as Sandow of Cincinnati, defeated Tim O'Dowd in a 12 round boxing match. The Red Sox matchup produced a 7 to 6 score and a 6 to 4 tally in favor of Sandow, marking a decisive victory in a two fall decision.
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Red Sox
Tim O'Dowd
Moran Rebuilt Reds After Pennant Fame and Failures
The article recalls Pat Moran's managerial career with the Phillies and Reds, highlighting pennants in 1915 and 1919, then declines in 1920 and 1921. It notes his rebuild of Cincinnati with key acquisitions like Burns and Rixey, plus Donohue and Hargrave, creating a strong 1922 outlook despite a rough start in 1921 due to Roush's holdout.
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Charley Doolin
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Cincinnati
Christy Mathewson
Reds
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Eddy Roush
Pat Duncan
Rube Breaster
Greasy Neale
Ivy Wingo
Jake Daubert
Adolfo Luque
Hod Eller
Jimmy Ring
Dutch Ruether
Jim Salice
Ray Fisher
Heinie Groh
Larry Kopf
Morris Rath
Bil Rairden
Bressler
George Burns
Eppa Rixey
Sam Bohne
Bubbles Hargrave
Louie Fonseca
Pete Donohue
Donohue
Texas Christian University
Fonseca
Utah
Bohne
Wargrave
George Harper
Jimmy Caveney
Babe Pinelli
Johnny Couch
Cactus Keck
Keck
Couch
Hargrave
Caveney
Pinelli
Harper
Wingo
Luque
Daubert
Roush
Duncan
Burns
Rixey
Baseball Highlights and Score Updates From A Noisy Era
The text recalls several baseball results: the Yankees beat the Tigers 2 to 1 after Meusel’s eighth inning triple. Harris and Rice doubled to help the Senators defeat the Browns 4 to 3. three singles in the ninth inning gave the Phillies their only run as the Pirates won.
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Ballarino to Fight Foley in Tacoma Debut Headlines
IKE BALLARINO of Camp Lewin meets Vic Foley of Vancouver in a four round bout in Tacoma next week. Ballarino shown as rugged and willing. Foley described as a comer. The winner likely to appear in Seattle soon with Tacoma's Jimmy Rivers facing Morgan Jones in the semi windup.
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Bee Park
Vernon
L. A
Ike Ballarino
Jimmy Rivers
Tacoma
Pat Williams
Morgan Jones
Tackling Emphasized by N.Y.U. Gridiron Coach
New York University coach Tom Thorp urged candidates to develop tackling as the key to success. He said a team of 11 good tacklers cannot be scored upon and praised blocking as essential to offense while noting the need to adapt with a young roster for fall practice.
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New York University
Thorp
Greasey Neale
Washington and Jefferson
Washington and
Jefferson
Ww. University
Syracuse
Notable crowd at arena after draw in coast league bout
Tsuneo Doc Brown led critics at ringside during the bloody event last night. Referee Schacht declared a draw in the Green Moore fight provoking Brown to scold him. A parade of notables including John Low Sammy Klein Marsh Wiley Walter Fulton and many others filled the seats amid rounds of talk about next season.
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Bob Harper
Jack Josephs
Harper
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Portland
Josepha
Kid Johnston
Olympia
Sailor Martinez
Frankie Green
Eddie Moore
Colonel Bostwick
Schacht
Green
Moore
Doc” Brown
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Mr. Schacht
John Low
Sammy Klein
Marsh Wiley
Walter Fulton
Sam Lynch
Bill Klepper
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