Continued Illness Forces Resignation Of Nationals Manager
George McBride, twice reported as temporarily relieved, has resigned from active duties with the Washington Nationals due to recurrent dizziness and a July injury. President Clark Griffith, in Buffalo for minor league meetings, said McBride may remain with the club as scout until full health returns, with Clyde Milan expected to lead the team temporarily.
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George McBride
Nationals
Clark Griffith
Buffalo
McBride
Washington
Alana Iteay
McBride Wade
Griffith
Milwaukee
Ars
Clyde Milan
Exhibition Billiards Show At Sherman’s Parlor Mecca Event
Sherman's billiard parlors hosts top 18.2 players Welker Cochran and Hiduard Horemans in a two day event. A 1 200 point match is divided into 800 point blocks with sessions at 3 30 and 8 15 PM. A special table and gallery preparations indicate a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Ea
Comstock Named Georgetown Captain for Next Year
Comstock chosen to lead Georgetown next year as captain, recognized as an outstanding player and key team leader. He is praised for skill and reliability, expected to guide the team through upcoming season.
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Comstock
Georgetown
Rady Comistock
Gaara
Cipitin
Georgétown Elévéta
Combtck Raita
Piwhiata
OKG
Cis
Pajitiar
Shold
Yale Plans Expanded 1921 Football Schedule
Yale releases a ten game slate for 1921 with Vermont and Maryland possibly on the list. The tentative schedule shows Bates, Vermont, Tufts and Jaws among early opponents, with Army, Brown, Princeton, and Harvard closing the season.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Vermont
Maryland
Bates
Tufts
Jaws
Williams
Army
Brown
Princeton
Harvard
Gulikudet Pasketers Triumph Over Eastern High Sofied
The Kendall green five rallied after an 8 1 lead by Eastern at the end of the first half. Accvutate pas, Fountain and Boatwright combined for an easy victory as Prender of the Joaing aggregation starred with two baskets and six fouls in eight tries. Referee Mr. Hughes. Hoblitzell named manager of Charlotte club for 1922 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Howev
Galladdet
al Boatwright
Fa. Labs
Waller
Bush
Lavouttain
Prendér
Mr. Hughes
High School Teams Seek Court Space for Scholastic Games
School officials seek a suitable hall for the Scholastic basketball series. Advisers Sotsin of Tech and Parkins of Business head a committee to find a large venue. Potential sites include the National Guard armory Coliseum and New City club though timing and distance hinder options. A Central High staging idea was dropped and a decision is hoped after next week’s meeting.
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Sotsin
Central High School
West Virginia to Add Kay as Mountaineer Assistant Coach
Morgantown December 6 West Virginia will appoint retiring captain R H Kay known as Bob Kay as assistant coach for 1922 succeeding Zach Jordan the former Dartmouth star quarterback Kay a three year player at field on the Mountaineer eleven is regarded as one of the best flank men in the program Jordan will retire to enter business in Denver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia
R. H
Bob) Kay
Zach” Jordan
Dartmouth
Mountaineer
Kay
Fiuald
Jerdaz
Denver
Barnes and Hutchison Begin Long Golf Trip
Barnes of the Pelbank club New York and Jock Hutchison of Glenview Chicago plan exhibition matches from Vancouver to the Pacific coast and southwest voyage. The schedule includes the California Open and the North and South Open at Pinehurst North Carolina next April where Hutchison will defend the British Open title.
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Chicago
Wis. der
Finn Barnes
Pelbank Club
New York
Jock Hutchison
Glenview
Chicagd
Tix’ Vancoiver
B. C
Finehizat
Richmond Winner in Title Cup Tourney
Clyde Richmond defeated William Parsons 100 to 87 in the District Killare championship at Grand Central Palace. Parsons led early, Richmond’s 13 point high run fueled the comeback. George Wheatley and D P Dickey set tonight’s match. Hornet A C challenges all quints in 110 pound class led by Cal Shanklin Hyattavinie 326.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parsons
Hornet
Hornet A. C
Cal Shanklin
Hyattavinie
Silver Spring Golf Club Elects Temporary Officers
Silver Spring Golf Club holds a meeting in Wilton where temporary officers are elected and a charter committee forms rules and bylaws for the new club. Members include Lambert as chairman, W. Porter as secretary, and Ridolph as treasurer. plans to hire Joe Kirkwood as golf pro and to accept applications via George B. Priddy. The next meeting is set for December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Spring
Wilton
Lambert
Nd &Rréngéments Bofipietda
Didnard Rags
Willari ‘J. Lambert
Thomas J. W
T. Mt. Porter
Ridolph. H
Geotea B
Joe Kirkwood
George B. Priddr
Washington Post
President Sexton Urges Economy Among Minors
President Sexton urged economical management in minor league baseball and called for stricter salary limits and stronger contracts clauses. He condemned the exploitation of players and pushed revisions to by laws while noting improved nationwide gambling conditions and that all 26 minor leagues completed their seasons.
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Sexton
Buffalo
Hnes
Dickerings
Runidra
Minhors
Fie Déelarea
Eyicé
Alubs
Farrell
The
Yale Hockey Casualties Surpass Grid Sport
New Haven Conn Dec The Yale hockey squad sustained more injuries in two weeks of practice than the football team did in two months. Captain Cleihment Gridecum Charlie O Heirn Bughnell are hurt but Gris com and Henra expected to play in the opening Yale season game at the St Nicholas club in New York Saturday night. Bushnell fractured elbow yesterday and will miss until after the Christmas trip. No new International league lineup. Montreal and Providence rumored for readmission. Syracuse and Reading deal rumors denied.
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New Haven
Conn
Cleihent Gridecum
Charlie O Heirn
Sn Bughnell
Griscom
Henra
St. Nicholas Club
New York
Yale
Bushnell
Bé&T
Chrismmas
Montreal
Providence
Syracuse
Reading
Holleran To Lead Panthers In 1922
Pittsburgh, Pa December 1921 The University of Pittsburgh athlete council awarded 24 letters for the football season the honors going to players including Davies Bowser Harrigan Sack Stein Seidelson McLean Frank Williamp Holleran Andergren Hewitt Ewing Jordan Kelly Peters Clark Freidbtte Shitler Winterburn Charles Willlamp Colonna Hartnett and Jetter Was named as Manager L J Klinesender At the annual banquet Tom Holleran varsity Quarterback was chosen to lead the 1922 varsity team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Mion
Davies
Bowser
Harrigan
Sack
Stein
Seidelson
McLein
Frank Willilamp
Holleran
Andergen
Hewitt
Ewing
Jordan
Kelly
Péters Clark
Freidbtte
Shitler
Winterburn
Charles Willlamp
Colonna
Hartnett
Jettér
Toss of Coin Means Nothing to Staters
State College, Pa. December 6. Back in 1919, Fighting Bot Higgins captained the Penn State football team. The Nittany Lions had a great season. Higgins was famed for guessing coin tosses. This fall acting Captain Killinger failed to guess the toss in all but one game, the Navy. Penn State went undefeated, so the toss seems not to matter to the Lions.
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State College
Bot Higgins
Penn State
Nittary Storis
Higgins
Killinger
Navy
Post Duckpin Team Defeats Star to Lead Bowling Standings
The Washington Post Ginlspikers moved into first place in the Newspaper Bowling league at Recreation bowling alleys by taking two of three from the Evening Star yesterday afternoon. The Post won the opener by five pins, Star edged ahead 523 to 482 in the second, and The Post finished strong 490 to 481. Clark and Damon anchored The Post with three strong games, while Britt rolled the day's high game at 116.
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Washington Post Ginlspikers
Ewvening Star
Recreation
Post
Clark
Damon
Bowling Battle Set Between Washington and Lee and Virginia
Gladiate Manager Smith announced that Washington and Lee and the University of Virginia will meet on the gridiron next fall. The teams will play at Charlottesville on November 4 and the return game will be held in Lexington the following year, marking 15 years since their last meeting and drawing strong cheers from students and alumni.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee
University of Virgina
Smith
Charlottesville
Elevers
Schedules Show Hagtern And Technical High Schools Reach Deep
Technical High schedules 23 games foreshadowing matchups with Mount St Joseph Gonzaga Army and Navy Prep and Catholic University Freshmen. Eastern also lists a heavy slate with Gonzaga St John’s and St Albans. Panthers seek 135 pound games in the District. call Lincoln 5984 W for details.
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Hagtern
Technical
Tech
Tat
Eastern
Mount St. Joséphs
Hilscopal High Staoes
Alexandria
Army and Navy
Catholic University
Gonzaga
Apple
M. Co. A
Anént MacCartés
Rubiloe
Supple
Beavéns
Shanks
House
McNulty
McCormick
Quesada
Price
Bames
St. Albans
St. John's College
Woodberry Forest
YM. C. A
Kaniwich A. O
St John's
Mt. St. Joseph’s
Aallant College
Kendall Green
Aga Bich School
Congress Heights
St. Alban's High School
St. Alban's
Army and Navy Prep
Epiphany Tigers
Epiphany Chatch
Emerson Institute
Carroll Institute
Western Eee Sehdsl
Central High School
Tech High School
Panthers
Panther
Umhaul
Lincoln
Ruths Case and Fandom Await Judge Landis Decision
The article debates Babe Ruth's violation of a rule by playing in exhibition games after the World Series and his $200 fine. It questions if the punishment fits the offense, noting other players dodged harsher penalties and whether the case harms the Yankees, owners, or fans ahead of the 1922 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Kettesaw Mountain Landig
Chicago
Babe
Ami
Swat
Wortt
Ruth
Yankee
New York
Judge Landis
Landis
Landals
Vision claims decline among Columbia athletes of past era
New York December 6. Jim Hitt veteran crew coach at Columbia University concludes that contemporary athletes have inferior eyesight to those of earlier years. He notes increasing eye weakness among Columbia athletes but says most defects can be corrected and urges eye education and screening begin in elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Hitt
Columbia University
Cxmé
Columbia
Yankees Crack Hawk Eye Stars In District Showdown
The Congress Heights Yankees face Hawk Eye Collegians at Congress Heights gym tonight. The Ohio college stars oppose the three time winners, with Heddens Arthon at forward Sauber center Goetz and Catlin at guard. The Yankees seek a fourth straight win after three victories this season.
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Congress Heights
Yankees
Hawk Eye Coltesians
Heddens
Atharton
Sauber
Goetz
Catlin
National women's golf title set for White Sulphur Springs
The 1922 national women's golf championship will be played at the Greenbrier club course in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia the week of September 25 announced tonight by the United States Golf Association The national open will be at Shoitie club near Chicago likely in July The British open at St Georges Sandwich closes June 23 making mid July most feasible for the USGA event The amateur championship will be at Brookline Country Club Massachusetts in early September
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New York
Greenbrier Club
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
United States Golf Association
Shoitie Club
Chicago
St. George's
Sandwich
Brookline
Mass
Aloysius Five Triumphs Over Langdon 47 to 14
In Gonzaga gym Aloysius beat Langdon 47 14 in a triple header also featuring Capitol Silents over Fourth Presbyterians 40 5 and Holy Name over Sacred Heart Baltimore 22 13. Frank Roche scored for Holy Name in a Merkle shot mishap and rosters list substitutions and scorers across the three games.
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Gonzaga Gym
Aloysius Club
Langdon Quint
Capitol Silents
Forth Presbyterians
Holy Name Five
Sacred Heart Representatives
Baltimore
Sacred Heart
Frank Roche
Merkleé
Holy Name
Aloysius
Langdon A. C
Daffy
Wolf
Love
McNaney
Duffy
Cuillinghim
Collins
Fitzgerald
Alaop
J. Fitzgerald
Gonzaga
Brathard
Stewart
Capital
Pres Johnston
Ila Alexander Miller
MacFate Ferguson
Sheppard Scott
Exley Sullivan Bevels Geers Hanback
Perkins
Alexander
court—Fohnston
Miller
Ferguson
Perking
foul—MaceWate
Perkina
Raforer
Gallaudet
Mills
Keelan Morris Iri
Tartington
Roche Kirchner
Jones Boucher
Clark
Godgin
Morris
Sullivan
Stapsbough
Roche
House Hutts
Boucher
Aforels
Birchner
Winand
Keelap
Hache
Holy
Bogash Draws With Mike O'Dowd In MSG Bout
In New York on December 6, Lou Bogash of Bridgeport Conn battled Mike O'Dowd former world middleweight champion to a 12 round draw at Madison Square Garden O'Dowd pressed the action throughout both men weighed 169 pounds and the bout ended without a winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mike O'Dowd
Lou Bogash
Bridgeport
Montreal May Get Syracuse Franchise
In Buffalo on December 6 1921 Ernest C Lahtigraf owner of the Syracuse franchise said he secured an option on Atwood park Montreal and would seek a transfer at the annual meeting in New York December 12. He cited unsatisfactory lease terms for Syracuse for 1922 as the main reason for the move.
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Buffalo
N. Y. Dee
Ernest C. Lahtigraf
Syracuse
Atwood Park
Montreal
New York
Landsraf
Schaefer Accepts Hoppe's Challenge for Return Match
New York Dec 6 Jacob Schaefer the billiard champion who recently defeated Willie Hoppe for the world title today formally accepted the former champion's challenge for a return match in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefer
Hoppe
New York
Jacob Schachfer
Willie Hoppe
Chicago
Stuffy Meinnes Signs With Boston Red Sox
Boston papers report Stuffy Meinnes has signed with the Boston Red Sox. The deal, described as a central contract, places Meinnes in the lineup as the team weighs potential sales or trades with the Yankees who are eager to obtain the first baseman.
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Stuffy
Meinnes
Boston Red
Boston
Mars
Wee.k—Anz
Harey A. Frazeé
Hétig
Freight Quint Best in Railroad League
In the Terminal Railroad Y M C A Basketball league at Union Station gym last night the Freight Department edged the Engineers 38 to 14. Hull Conard and Ferguson led the winners, while Loveless and Taylor scored most for the Engineers.
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Union Station
Freight Department
Hull
Conard
Ferguson
Loveless
Taylor
Hoyt
Beee
Pinkstaff
Taylor Hull
Carmo
Caltiflower
Devac
The Aloy Monthly Paper Debuts From The Aloysius Club
The Aloysius club, renowned for athletics, issues The Aloy a monthly publication. It documents club activities and features planned for all members, highlighting ongoing athletic and organizational developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius Club
the Aloy
Epiphany Defeats St Paul Tossers In Narrow 26 22 Win
Epiphany triumphed 26 to 22 over St Paul in a home game. Wilbur hit two decisive baskets late as Epiphany led 14 to 6 at half. Lineups included Jamieson Bletcher Wilber McNulty Opetz Frauley Thames Foster Browne Mummer with Coakley Martin substitutions. Referee Tavis Timekeeper Crump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Wilbur
St. Maur
Jamieson
A. G. Bletcher Wilber
McNulty
Coakley
Martin
Opetz
Jaimizaga
Browne
Fletcher
Branley
Foster
Tavis
Crump
Chicago to Meet Georgia on 1922 Schedule
Chicago announces Georgia University will play October 7 in Chicago, completing the Maroon gridiron program for next year with two intersectional home games against Princeton and Georgia. Georgia lost to Harvard 10 to 7 this year. Grace Athletic club basketball players travel to Alexandria tonight to face Company M of the Virginia National Guards. meet at Grace clubhouse at 7.
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Rosedale
Isdkine
Rosédalé
Rosedales
Chicago
University of Georgia
Alonzo Stage
Maroon
Princeton
Geogia
Georgia
Harvard
GRACE
Grace Athletic Club
Alexandria
M Quint
Virginia National Guards
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Hoblitzell
NEW Pilot
Charlotte
N. G
Dr. Rich
Ard
I. Hoblitzell
Boston Red Sox
Bob Kay
Mountaineers
Richmond
Michaél H. Sexton
John H. Warrell
Senston
Sidney West, Inc
Sheth and
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Ashington
Lee
Virginia
Nhuwhpaphe
Britt
Whitford
Rellig Et
Cramptoay
cCarty
Py Elie
Mie
Ef Cahoon Mets
Lot Gurber
Clouser
al Warre
Fillen
Gearre Malco
Booa
Knights OF Columbus
Combis
Kennedy
Kerainger
Ragera
Griffin
Gan
Bocabate
Boruad
O'Connor
Ba Levincoba i
Mn Kidetatier
Igi Dingaiees
U. S. Vethrine Bureau
Hendley
Melford
Spence
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Baton Ww. i
T. Ca
Esch Jaborne
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L.krauss
Jo Hee
Mal Hotenperi Jet
Havin If
Masonia
King Sprdm
Btatisbury Dridley
Bed
Huey
Burroughs
Bardes
Stuckedork
Hell OS & Mney Sidog
Potala
Baneke
V. Brown
Bigat
BEN Bbs League
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Waggman Ton Ree
Solomon
Dyer
Battio
Miller Bowen
Evins
Iff
Go HinNtene Printing Office
Blonetype
Stuiga
Muhn Pbl Sellner Gs Bol Hixson
Sadtier
Slingland
Mattingly
Ee Bayenarden DG
Eee Potals
Es Perkins
Lohmeyer
Barton
Whitaker
DeStley Fogarty
Ine Congdon
Heck
Thomey
Ae Hetmer
Steting
Liege
Lear
Metterman
Nevise Barpstein
Nevise
Ag Bilverberg
Croghan
Revere
Lefty O’doul
Sari
Francisco
Wee
San Francisco
New York Yankees
Quincys
Quincy
Comet
Liberty Hall
Will
Upsilon Prk
Hawk Eye Stars
Langdon
Bogash
Mike O’dowd
Robertson
N.Y
Dee
Syracuse University
Iba
Pso
Jess Wilne
Freight Quint
Aloy
Epiphany
Georgia U
Babe” Ruth
Nsell, Bishop
F Street
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