Yankees Trade For Bush Jones And Scott
New York announces a trade sending William Mercy Rip Collins and Jack Quinn and Peckinpaugh to Boston for Joe Bush Sam Jones and Scott. No cash changes hands Col Ruppert notes aim to beef up pitching with veterans after the World Series, while Peckinpaugh and Scott are praised for infield brilliance and consecutive games records.
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Lipton Says He Has No Challenge Plans Yet
Loidon Dec 20 Sir Thomas Lipton denies reports of planning a new cup race promising he is doing nothing in that connection now. He says he hopes another race may be held in the future but has taken no steps or negotiations.
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Tribe Nets McInnis in Three-Way Deal For Indians and Smith
New York Dec 20 Johnn McInnis of the Boston Americans was traded to the Cleveland Indians in exchange for Elmer Smith George Burns and Joe Harris announced today McInnis adds outfield depth while Cleveland strengthens its batting options in a busy market.
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George Burns
Joe Harris
Georgetown to hold indoor track carnival in March 1922
Georgetown officials reversed earlier plans and announced an indoor track meet at Convention Hall on Friday March 3 1922. With Coach John J O Reilly ill athletics were stalled but Jimmy Mulligan former Georgetown and Navy coach takes command as the Hilltop seeks a successful return to indoor competition.
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Cincinnati Releases See to San Francisco
Cincinnati outfielder Chauley See has been released to the San Francisco club of the Pacific Coast league as part of Cincinnati Nationals president August Herrmanns announcement. The release completes payment for shortstop Jimmy Cavaney. both track and basketball squads will rest until after holidays with reports set for January 6. Coach Mulligan schedules strenuous basketball practices ahead of the season opener versus St Joseph College in Philadelphia January 12.
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International Six Meter Yacht Races Arranged
New York reports that long island sound off oyster bay will host the international six meter yacht races in September under the British American 1 meter cup. Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht club accepted the challenge after English yachtsmen proposed Newport. trials will involve clubs nationwide and August eliminations.
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Brewer elected Arlington Athletic Club president
J H Brewer was elected president of the Arlington Athletic Club at the regular meeting last night. George Daube was chosen vice president with J W Chamblin as secretary R E Johanson as treasurer and W G Beau champ as sergeant at arms. The club invites membership applications and candidates should report at the clubhouse each Monday night.
Big Grid Battles at Polo Grounds
New York reports the 1922 Polo Grounds football schedule nearly set with key clashes. La Fayette and Washington and Jefferson meet November 4 under Coogan's bluff, followed by Dartmouth versus Columbia a week later. Army and Navy may close the season with a wind-up date while Penn State and Syracuse are eyed for late October or mid November in Gotham. Rutgers seeks a Western opponent for election day hosting.
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Rumor Peckinpaugh May Pilot Griffs
Rumor says Peckinpaugh may not end in Boston. One report has him joining Washington as manager, another suggests a Cleveland trade with Stuffy McInnis for five youngsters, Elmer Smith, and George Burns.
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Army and Navy prep trims Western Five in rough win
In a hard fought Army and Navy prep gym game yesterday, the Prep defeated Western High School five 15 to 13. Western drew 48 fouls to 25 for the home team. Jack Estep was elected captain for this season.
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Fans Disappointed in Joey Schwartz
Joey Schwartz fought ten rounds with Pat Moore in Detroit on Monday night. He has won 7 of 12 bouts and showed steady progress over the past year, with fans predicting he may rise to the top of the bantamweight division.
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Chevy Chase Seniors Golf Tourney Planned for Dec 24 26
Chevy Chase Seniors Golf Association of the Chevy Chase club will hold a composite score tournament over December 24 25 and 26 to end a successful season. Two rounds of 18 holes may be played in the three days with lowest score counting. If more than two rounds are played only the first two count. Winter rules apply. First prize is a dozen golf balls with 6 and 3 as second and third prizes.
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George Wheatley Defeats Kimball to Lead District Progress
George Wheatley outscored Wallace Kimball 100 to 36 at Grand Central parlors to seize first place in the District championship pocket-billiard tournament. Wheatley dominated with runs of 26 25 18 and 11, finishing in twelve innings the shortest District tournament game on record. Kimball posted a high run of 14. Henshaw and Dickey face off tonight with Henshaw needing a win to avoid losing the tie for first.
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Notre Dame Star to Enter Harvard
South Bend will see Johnny Mohardt, Notre Dame football and baseball star, graduate this spring and enroll at Harvard. He will be ineligible for athletics at Harvard and has several professional baseball offers reportedly under consideration.
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Yankee and Manhattan A C to clash in gym showdown
Tonight at Congress Heights gym the Yankee five meets the Manhattan A C a strong local independent squad. Bercham Comets led by D J Mulquin challenge all comets in 136 pound class. Truxtons seek players. Walter Reed cancels game due to injuries to four players. Harrisburg Apprentices seek January matchup with local team.
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Heilmann Leads League Batters In 1916 Season
American League statistician Irwin M Howe reviews 616 games, detailing hits 12525, home runs 477, and team averages. Babe Ruth shines with 59 homers and 170 RBI as leaders in runs and total bases, with Heilmann batting .894 in league leadership and 237 hits in 149 games for Detroit.
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