Griffith Denounces Dunn Over Draft Clash in Baltimore
President Clark Griffith lashes Jack Dunn over opposition to draft restoration in a New York dispatch. Dunn reportedly admitted he would cash in $260,900 paid by Baltimore fans and exit if squeezed again, while three Dunn stars pressured Griffith last summer to move them from Baltimore.
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Clark Griffith
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Griffith
New York
Dunn
Oriole
Commodore
Jennings Signs With New York Nationals
New York announces Hughey Jennings signed as assistant manager for 1922. He largely replaced McGraw last season, and Giants’ future in uniform remains uncertain. Griffith returned from Gotham without a trade, denying efforts for Kopf and commenting on Mitchell discussions.
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New York
Warle
New York Nationals
Hughey Jennings
Jennings
McGraw
Giants
Griffith
Oriole
Gotham
Larry Kopf
Cincinnati
Kopf
Johnny Mitchell
Miller Wuggins
Yankee Pilot
Mitchell
New York Pilot
C U Quint Opens Basketball Season With Gallaudet Clash
C U Quint meets Gallaudet tonight in Brookland to open the local college basketball season. Brookland gym hosts a 7:30 p.m. freshmen bench duel between Brookland and Kendall Green before the main game. Coach Fred Rice fields a veteran lineup for CoU with Dowd Lawler Yeager Lynch Corwin in the starting five. Referee Ernie Califlower to oversee the tilt.
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Catholic University
Gallaudet
Lakn
Waller
Gallanger
Fred Rice
Co. U. Five
Dowd
Lawler
Yeager
Capt
Leagues Agree on Plan to Cut World Series to Seven Games
New York December 16 The major league clubs adopt a plan reducing the world series from nine to seven games. Judge Landis casts the deciding vote amid a split American and National league stance. changes will be drafted by the advisory council and submitted for ratification at the spring meetings.
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New York
Advisory Council
Heydler
Judge Landis
American League
National League
Landis
Trade Rumor: Meinnes to Cleveland for Smith
Rumor says Stuffy Meinnes of Boston and Elmer Smith of Cleveland are exchanged. Harry Hale of Boston hinted the deal is done, with Tris Speaker involved. Details on waivers and option limits discussed as part of broader roster rules changes.
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Meinnes
Heaton Red Sox
Elmer Smith
Cleveland Indians
Harry ¥Raree
Boston
New York
Tris Speaker
Smith
The
Red Sox
Hopkins and Maryland to resume football rivalry
Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland plan to meet next season after a two year gap. Negotiations are under way to resume athletic relations and a tentative date of November 18 has been set. Presidents Goodnow and Woods express optimism that differences can be settled without difficulty.
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Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
Albert F. Woods
Goodnow
Johns Hopkins
University of Maryland
FRIEND QUINTS LOSE TWO TO Y DAY SCHOOL
In a double‑header at the YMCA yesterday afternoon the Y Day School beat Friends School in both games. The main battle ended 14 to 11 with Friends losing. in the 80‑pound class the score was tied at 10 and the Y five won with two late points in extra time.
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M. C. A. Eura
Friends School
Friends
Engel . LF
Southgate
Moore
Lambon Stutler
Wilcox
Owen
Ward
Gardwell
Vermillion
Engel
McCoy
Waterman
Aeore
Vierbuchan i
Cole Helm
Stone Shoemaker
Baker Clews
Bartshorn Ware
R.G
Yonker
Cole
Stone
Clews
Belm
Helm
Business Defeats Epiphany In Late Rally
Business High basketballteam overcame Epiphany 21 to 8 after a slow start. Barrett and Dennis starred for Business while Dean led Epiphany with strong all around play. Goals from court counted Pennis 4 and Barrett 8 with Walker Kropman Dean scoring from fouls and Dean adding free throws. Referee Mr. Kelley. Time periods eight minutes each.
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Amikecos Business High
Amiikecos
Stenogs
Barrett
Dennis
Dean
Epiphany
Eduateon Walker
Dean Dennis - Kessler Clarke
Acher Smith
Ourand
Hangs
Walker
Sincel
Kron- Tan
Clarke
Greenwood
Smith
Bangs
Kronman
Dey
Dezendorf
Durand
court—Pennis
Kropman
Mr. Kelley
District Kickers Meet Harlem in Potomac Park Showdown
Tomorrow at 3 p m the Washington Internationals soccer team will face Harlem eleven at Potomac Park. The International eleven is built from foreign members of the Washington Soccer club under manager Jack Maharry. The clash promises a first class display of the sport.
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Potomac Park Grounds
Washington Internationals
Harlem
Washington Soccer Club
Jack Maharry
Central Defeats Hyattsville Five In Cage Clash
Central High School outpaced Hyattsville 49 to 10 in the Central gym yesterday afternoon. Dey led with nine baskets and Birthwright added eight as Central opened strong and never looked back. Eddy paced Hyattsville with nine points. Buckley aided Central with smart passing. Central meets St. John's next Tuesday at home.
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Central High School
Hyattsville
Central Gymnasium
Colliflower
Dey
Birthwright
Eddy
Centrals
Buckley
Central
St. John's
I. F
Crosthwaite
Mcfadden
A. Johnson Buckley
Ficer Dey
H. Johnson
Carr
Wilton
Johneca
A. Johnson
Davin
Hyatteville
Troy
Chase
Mr. Morse
Clarkson Tech
Tendler Beats Freedman In Thrilling 15 Round Bout
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia defeats Sailor Freedman by decision in a hard fought 15 round match at Madison Square Garden. The second round produced a knockout scare as Freedman was dropped four times but rose each time to prolong the bout. Tendler’s power and persistence led to the judges ruling in his favor amid a ferocious exchange that captivated New York boxing fans. Also, Express defeats Engineers in the Terminal A C A basketball league by 18 to 14 with Loveless Grant and Devoe among standouts.
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New York
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Benny Leonard
Sailor Freedman
Madison Square Garden
Freedman
Chicago Mariner
Tendler
Sailor Man
Majors Hold Whip Yet Minors Fail to See It
The two major leagues press the draft issue while minor leagues risk isolation. Judge Landis will bar arbitration with the minors if they resist the draft, forcing them to settle eligibility disputes themselves or risk exclusion from organized baseball. The majors will not deal with clubs or leagues that refuse to recognize the draft.
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International
American Association
Western
Three Eye
Judge Landis
Landis
International League
Anican Association
Squash Tennis Champion Severely Injured in Fall
New York December 16 Walter T Hinsella national and world open squash champion fell through a glass roof to a floor below while inspecting a court injuring his left Achilles tendon. Doctors fear lasting stiffness but Hinsella has not abandoned hope of a return to play.
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New York
Walter T. Hinsella
Kinsella
Dempsey Plans European Tour and vaudeville move
New York dec 1 Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion plans to leave for Europe in the spring after a period in California with Kearns. They will combine business and pleasure and he may box in London while abroad. Previously delayed by lawsuits and passport issues.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Europe
Portland
Oreg
Dempsey
Kearns
California
London
Columbia Dribblers Win Doubleheader at Wilson Normal
The Columbia athletic club basketball team swept a doubleheader at Wilson Normal gym. The first team defeated Arrow A T 04 to 1 and the Reserves beat Riggs A C 28 to 22. Comer starred in the main game with strong early scoring and solid defense, while Heaney, Moran, and Thomas supported the effort. Substitutions and fouls noted, with referee Davis officiating. The Imanon Juniors, averaging 15 pounds, seek interteam play for their weight class.
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Columbia Athletic Club
Wilson Normal
Arrow A. T
Rigg A. c
Comer
Columbia
Eno Dr Ok
Heaney Carson
Moran Thomas
Ated Dahnson
Harrington Parker
Lester
Davis Tor Lester
Lamb
Thomas
Heaney
Coain
Meaney
Harrington
Davis Ee
Columbia Ro
Riggs
Atchinson
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Aubinoe Sumner
McCormick
Tindell
Sgpptes
Joynes Shanks
Maranian
Kevena
Gould
Jetsread
Aubinor
Aubinon
Harwood
Echees
Shanks
Quesada
Aubinee
MacCartee
Uhler
Tindel
Joynes
Supplee
Foula
Sik
Madras
All
Sidney West, Inc
Stuffy
M’innes
Cleveland
Ietired
Hopkins
Farmers
Friend Quints
District Kickers
Bush
Casper
Tracey Castle
Wamberg Arcading
Harleme
Smith Leadbetter
Kessler Green
Barton McLeod
Leadbetter
Callahan
Barton
Ate Ore Greidy
Mercurys
Mercury
Mohawks
Indians
Joe Ganey
George Beyers
Ricd Lukus
Ganey
Bame
Merit Five
Merit A. C
Aloysius Club
Merit Basketers
Einstein Quintet
Army
Navy
Symes
Doughton
Coleman
Capitol
Deornin
Myers Doughten
Dew
Cardwell
Dornin
Burdine
O'Dea
Roudabush
Tamean
Herlite
Worham
Bredt
McKiller
Mateup
Herlity
Estep
Coteman
MeKiler
ST. Paul
St. Paul A
Congress
Yankees
Fourth Presbyterian
Northwestern
A. C
Columbia Dribblers
Emangns Wast Games
Imanon
Lm Adams
Him
Goldenberg
Nothing Store
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