M Graw Predicts Flag For Giants
New York reports John J McGraw says the Giants are ready for the 1922 campaign with strength for another season. He names Shinners Dunningham and Musel as fills for Burns with Meusel and Boss Young supporting the outfield, and notes Dolan Burkett Jenkins already signed in key posts.
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All-Star Team to Play Pros at American Eagle Park
Washington will pit its full strength against the all-star eleven at American Eagle Park on Monday at 3 p.m. The pro squad, led by manager George King, will field top amateur players while Washington hopes to win with stars like Slagge and former Senators Harry Morris and Roy Machert. Jenny Boynton and Gene Vidal are also slated to join the event, with Washington likely to showcase several former sandlot stars now in pro ranks.
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Frazee Called Wrecker of Baseball by Ben Johnson
Boston quotes Ben Johnson labeling Harry H. Frazee the wrecker of the baseball age in a telegraphed reply to a story on Red Sox transfers to New York and Cleveland. The remark appears in two local papers and follows inquiries into the deals.
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Catholic U Beaten by Brooklyn Poly in Court Battle
Brooklyn Polytechnic defeated Catholic University 27 to 13 on Brooklyn Poly court. Catholics led 11 to 10 at halftime before Brooklyn Poly pulled away in the second half. Lynch and Lincki led the Poly scoring, while Betner and Ratner tallied early goals for Catholic U.
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Officials named for East West battle at Pasadena
Washington Pa Dec 22 Three of the four officials for the East West struggle at Pasadena Calif on Jan 2 between Washington and Jefferson College and the University of California football elevens have been chosen Graduate Manager R M Murphy of W and J announced Walter Hekersall former University of Chicago star and a leading authority of middle Weston football was named George Warnell and EH Wuebel also ranked officials in the far West will be involved It is believed Warnell will be referee with the others assigned later and a fourth official from California university is expected to be announced shortly Also noted were the list of ten proven officials submitted by Murphy and recognized for officiating major Eastern collegiate games
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Bullets Fly as Bush Becomes Yankee Target in Trade
Philadelphia December 22. Joseph Leslie Bush of 2329 Lehigh Avenue expresses elation at being traded from the Red Sox to the Yankees. He notes Babe Ruth’s presence boosts morale, expects a raise, and mentions contracts with the Yankees and Sanhees, while rival George Burns hints at possible moves if terms rise.
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Costiletti to ride Greentree Stable horses next season
New York Dec 22 Jockey Frank Coltiletti formerly with the Whitney Stable has signed to ride Greentree Stables flat horses next season. A light-weight rider with a strong record he rode Broomspun to win the Preakness and Bunting to win the Watary at Belmont Park last season. He is currently riding in New Orleans.
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Berchman Comets Defeat Frat Five In Season Opener
The Beriman Comets beat the Alpha Epsilon Fraternity 19 to 0 as Foley led scorers with 9 points and McIntyre Keely Pepper Weel and Spit contributed in early season play. Endville notes and a separate Tennessee captaincy update round out the report.
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Harvard's Goat Finally Found at Saxonville Farm
Cambridge reports Harvard's famed mascot goat found away from campus with a perfect HI mark on its side. The 2 year old gentle animal is offered to the university by its Saxonville owner as a possible official mascot. Athletic authorities decide whether to keep or return the goat to quiet pastures.
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Virginia Cadets to Play Local Elevens
Virginia Military Institute announces a 1922 football schedule arranged by Maj. B B Clarkson. Ten games, with new opponents replacing Fenn Kentucky Hamden Sydney and Wake Forest. Games in Lexington Charlottesville and Roanoke with one on foreign fields.
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Sam McVey Nearing End in Harlem Hospital
Sam McVey a famed negro heavyweight dies pneumonia in a Harlem hospital. Born in California beef fields he fought Jack Johnson in San Francisco in a 20 round classic. He later moved to France where he became a leading pugilist and a tutor to Georges Carpentier during Dempsey era.
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R O Seybold Killed In Auto Accident
R O Seybold former Philadelphia American league baseball player died in an automobile crash on the Lincoln highway east of Jeannette Pennsylvania early yesterday. The car overturned on a sharp curve while Seybold and friends were en route to Ligonier. None of the companions were injured. He had recently worked as a steward of a social club in Jeannette.
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McMillin Clarifies Centre Football Schedule Mixup
San Francisco December 22 Alvin Bo McMillin Centrastar explained a confusion over Centre College football dates as the team travels to San Diego to face Arizona Monday. He plans a Fort Worth game December 31 with a team staked by former school rivals and says January 2 sees Centre meet Texas A&M at Calino. Warner notes had the whole Centre squad set for Fort Worth.
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Kentucky clan to welcome Centre in San Diego
In San Diego December 22, a Kentucky welcome is planned for Centre College football as the team arrives for Mondays game against the University of Arizona. Kentucky State Society of San Diego will meet the train bearing the Colonels and escort them to Coromonds where Centre workouts will be held.
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Innings: Inniss sets unique league fielding record in 1921
American League statistician Irwin Howe notes M Inniss led with a .975 fielding percentage, a six year leadership streak believed unique. Philadelphia had 4200 putouts, Chicago 2124 assists and double plays, with several teams recording triples. unprecedented number of runners on bases aided four triple plays in one season.
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Premier League 1921 Official Fielding Records Highlight Mec Innis
The 1921 American League fielding records spotlight Boston first baseman McInnis with a 1989 season marker over 152 games. James Dykes of Philadelphia leads accepted chances per game at second base, while Collins of Chicago tops percentage. Shanks of Washington shines at third base with 0.960 fielding, and Fiverett Scott of Boston excels at shortstop with 0.472 average and nearly six chances per game. Jacobson of St Louis leads outfield regulars with 0.982 and 375 putouts.
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Hyattsville High Beats Central High 2–1 in Soccer
Hyattsville High school soccer edged Central High 2 to 1 at Central High stadium yesterday afternoon. Carr Purden and J Dix starred for Hyattsville as their defense held firm after Central opened the scoring early in the first half. Carr provided the late winner after a graceful dribble, securing Hyattsville’s first win in the season as both teams fought evenly the rest of the match.
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Boxing Association to Hold Meeting in New Orleans
New York December 22 A meeting of the American Boxing association will be held in New Orleans January 16 17 and 18 to strengthen the organization and place the game on a more solid basis The association was formed here at the solicitation of International Sporting club last year with W H Ldginger elected president and Richard Burke chosen secretary continuing the effort to unify boxing oversight slated by state commissions
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Referees Get Razzed as Boxing Noise Rises
New York boxing officials face growing abuse from fans amid a push for unified state rules. Seminole Athletic Club closes season with five wins and one loss as boxing leaders plan an international framework to curb misconduct and harmonize laws. Delegates gather in New Orleans for a convention hosted by Burke and promoter Dominic Vortorich with high hopes of two or three top bouts.
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Young Schaefer Makes Hay While the Sun Shines in Billiards
Local billiard patrons face the prospect of missing Jake Schaefer, touted as the 182 batch line champion, who demands a $600 two day exhibition fee in Washington. Critics question the high guarantee versus Willie Hoppe’s cheaper appearance and suggest Schaefer aims to capitalize while he may still be on top before their next clash.
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Navy and Lafayette to clash in dual track meet
Lafayette College and the United States Naval Academy will meet in a dual track meet this spring for the first time in years. Announcement made tonight by Henry Fell student manager of the Lafayette track team confirms the showdown.
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