Baseball Best Sport Monty Ponders Future Popularity
Monty argues baseball may retain national prominence despite rising interest in golf tennis and other sports. He notes increased participation across varied pastimes and suggests baseball’s appeal endures due to youth enthusiasm and the broader sports awakening near New York City and other major cities.
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Princeton Football Schedule to Be Lightened
Princeton plans a lighter football schedule next season with fewer games to provide rest before key matches. North Carolina will join as an opponent while Rutgers Georgetown Williams and Syracuse are dropped amid disappointment over ending the Rutgers series from 1919.
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Braves hire Ro Stallings as manager amid buyout talks
An owner voices confidence in Ro Stallings steering the baseball end of the Braves after purchasing the club. He praises Stallings leadership, instincts with players, and belief that the manager should operate freely within his role. The piece notes upcoming Princeton and Dartmouth games and Stallings’ continued influence in Boston Road National League baseball.
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Battle Cry of Peace showing in Salt Lake city
The Battle Cry of Peace is playing in Salt Lake City for 25 cents and will soon be at Ogden for a dime.
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Haughton Severs Harvard Ties for Braves Management
Weston Jan 22 Percy Haughton announces he will abandon Harvard methods in running the Braves and will speak openly now that he is a new owner. Absent at Harvard through no fault of his own, he says no college methods will guide the club, prioritizing business sense while preserving Harvard friendships. Stallings remains as coach and support.
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New York Adds Three Federal League Players to Yankees
The New York American League club bought three Federal league players including Joe Gideon Nick Cullop and Herman Schaefer to bolster the Yankees spring training slate. Brown Ring and Daley were sent to minor clubs as part of player movements ahead of the season. Boston plans three major league tests during spring training against Athletics and Yankees with games in Jacksonville and Florida venues.
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Utah coach Norgren resigns after faculty, student unrest
Salt Lake City January 23 Coach Nelson Norgren tendered his resignation as Utah athletic coach amid shock and disappointment. He said the student body lacked athletic support despite strong spring materials and added that many capable athletes left the program due to favoritism concerns and lack of timely opportunity. He criticized parlor culture neglecting hard work and warned that a coach cannot waste time where such distractions prevail.
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Willard Ready to Meet Anyone for Championship Tour
Kansas City January report says Jess Willard world heavyweight champion heads to Chicago to arrange a spring tour and potential circus bout. He warns he wants at least one tuneup before a major engagement and hints at Moran or Fred could be substituted if signatures falter. Also notes Jimmy Callahan, new Pirates manager, to perform a stage monologue in Pittsburgh beginning January 24.
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Boxing Offers For Willard Moran Fight Reported
James Johnson of Madison Square Garden announced offers for a ten round box match in New York in late March. Willard could receive 320.00 with Moran offered 20,000, while the Pirates manager may take a short auto tour before starting duties.
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Stecker Defeats Cyclone Burns in Boston Match
Joe Stecker, a standout wrestler, defeated Cyclone Burns in straight falls in 10 minutes and 4 minutes seconds in Boston. Burns, also a notable wrestler, was outclassed throughout the bout. Stecker's holds, blocked at times, wore Burns down as the match progressed.
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Stecker to wrestle Waldek Zbyszko in Madison Square Garden
In Madison Square Garden next Thursday night Stecker will face Waldek Zbyszko. London report notes the Tritieh steamship Sutherland sank in the Mediterranean on January 17, with 35 2 eng gross, crew landed at Malta.
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