Seniors Tie for Golfing Honors at Chevy Chase Club
J H Gore and B K Campbell tied for top honors in a two round composite score tournament by the Seniors Golf Association of the Chevy Chase club. Gore posted 92 net 79s and Campbell 99 net with 36 handicap. Ties for third went to T N McAbey Herbert Putnam and T W Gregory. Only three cards were submitted D Barry F M Savage and J McB Sterrette. This concluded the Seniors Association season.
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T. N McAbey
Herbert Putnam
T W Gregory
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Gregory
Putnam
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F. M. Savage
J McB. Sterrete
Seniors association
Magnates Weigh Bold Trades Ahead of February AL Meet
Baseball magnates anticipate sensational trades before the February joint meeting of the leagues. John McGraw tops the headlines with a rumored 75 000 outfielder deal and a later 100 000 value for Heinie Groh. Connie Mack, wary on Dugan and Dykes, joins others aiming to bolster several clubs to challenge the Yankees.
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New York
John McGraw
Giants
eish
Heinie Groh
McGraw
Connie Mack
Joé Dugan
Jimmy Dykes
Yankees
Pro Golfers Association redraws territory and sections
At a national executive meeting in New York the Professional Golfers Association reorganized the country into new sections. States including Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Illinois Missouri and Kansas form one set with others grouped regionally. The championship field expands to 64 players, with two rounds cut to 18 holes, and teams must adapt to the reshaped competition and roster moves as clubs seek strength for a competitive 1922 season.
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Professional Golfers’ association
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Virginia
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California
Professional Golfers association
Hoover and Kelly to Row for Philadelphia Challenge Cup
Walter Hoover national titleholder from Huluth has challenged Jack Kelly Olympic oarsman and world champion to a race for the Philadelphia Challenge Cup on the Schuylkill next summer. Kelly has accepted and the match will be held some time next summer, over one and a half miles. Kelly expects to name a date soon despite his contracting business travel.
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Philadelphia
Walter Hoover
Huluth
Jack Kelly
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Schuylkill
Hoover
Kelly
Boston Club Owner Frazee Faces Possible Forfeiture
Boston club president Harry Frazee may be fined up to 5000 and temporarily barred from meetings under the major league agreement. Ban Johnson signals punishment and the American League could declare the Red Sox franchise forfeited if Frazee refuses to relinquish control.
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Red Sox
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Red Son
American league
Carpentier Cook Fight Promises Signal Of Form
New York reports that the Carpentier versus Cook bout will reveal the French boxer's current condition. Carpentier's July Jersey City beating by Dempsey caused lingering body damage. Cook appears weakened but could test Carpentier and force a decisive early move.
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Dempsey
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Georges
Midwinter Golf Tournaments To Begin In Miami
North American golf enthusiasts travel south to Miami for winter events. Miami hosts two tournaments with large northern attendance and five courses open. The midwinter event runs January 23 to 31 while the spring tournament is set for March 13 to 17. In other sports news Ralph Shinners posts strong baseball batting and fielding totals with 236 hits in 683 at bats and 52 stolen bases.
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American Association
Diamond A C Juniors Defeat Petworth 44 to 12
Diamond A C Juniors defeated Petworth Boys' club basketballers 44 to 12. Inglehart and Burkitt each scored six baskets for the winners. Van Sickler led Petworth with strong play. Substitutions occurred. scoring details include Inglehart six and Burkitt eight field goals.
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Van Sexier
LE Denny Hogan
Lowes
Cudlip Dowden
Vowers
Garner
Bell
Graves
Lang
Beon
Peck Quint Defeats Perry A C 18 17 In Close Game
Peck Quint beat Perry A C 18 to 17 at Peck Athletic Club gym. Cha Conas scored the winning basket late. Edelin starred for the losers with strong defense and five floor baskets. Substitutions and scoring details listed. referee Connors. MERI FIVE TONIGHT AT PALACE
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Edelin
Robinson
Maller
Shore
Genter
Hurley
Yarner
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Goodrick
Barrow
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MERI FIVE
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Merit AC
Baltimore
Manhattan Reserves
Eastern
Tarheels Unable To Play Harvard Game
Cambridge reports UNC could not shift dates to accept Harvard invitation to play November 4 at the stadium. Alunthi of the University of the South began negotiations to obtain that date for their team.
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HARVARD
Cambridge
Mass
University of North Carolina
Alunthi
University of the South
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Tean
Morvich to Derby as Burlew Charges Lead Stables
Morvich is to run in the Kentucky Derby of 1922 with trainer Fred Burlew naming Irish Brigadier as a Burlew charge. At Almaica track this winter Burlew houses Morvich Mancoron and Hephaistos, a notable trio that has won eighteen straight starts among Burlew's stable. Hephaistos and Trajanus remain in Burlew’s barn but are not part of the main aggregation, owned by F E Brown who will train them again when the season opens.
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Hephaistos
Western High Downs Hyattsville In Tight Rivalry
Western High School defeated Hyattsville High 20 to 11 at the National Guard Armory. The game featured fast play and several changes at guard and forward with substitutions including Turner for Thomas and Carr for Chase.
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Northwestern Five Triumphs Over Epiphany
Northwestern 15 Epiphany 4 in Epiphany gym. Walker stars with nine baskets for Northwestern while Daglish Smith and Palmer contribute others. Scoring details incomplete but Northwestern secures decisive win.
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Neale's Coaching Record At Washington and Jefferson
New York dateline notes Earl Neale, Washington and Jefferson football coach, as a standout athlete in college days and a former major league outfielder. It highlights his long coaching arc, the debut of the W and J eleven this year, and explains his nickname Greasy derived from his broken field breaks.
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Earl Neale
Washington and Jefferson
Neale
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University of California at Pasadena
Greasy
Tennis stars play at Penn on January 21
The University of Pennsylvania forms a tennis association with Don Steele as president and Andy Morgan as vice president. Nearly 200 members back a plan to boost the sport with exhibition matches. The next event on January 21 features national champion Bill Tilden against Vincent Richards of New York.
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Don Steele
Andy Morgan
Arthur Seager
Penn
Seager
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Natonal
Bil Tilden
Vincent Richards
New York
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Tilden
California Bears Hold Secret January 2 Practice
Pasadena December 27. University of California football team conducted a secret intensive workout to prepare for the January 2 game against Washington and Jefferson College. The practice site remained undisclosed as Coach Andy Smith led the Bears for an hour on a newer field due to wet tournament grounds from recent rains.
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Bears
Veteran marksman Doyle dies in Flushing New York
Lieut. George H. Doyle aged 60 member of the American team that won the Palmer trophy in 1903 at Hirley England and twice Newark Governor's cup winner for marksman ship died today in Flushing He had served in the Seventy first New York Infantry since 1893
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Hogan to Train Butler's Stable
James Butler owner of Empire City race track in New York hires William Hogan to train his horses for the 1922 season. Butler breeds at Dast View farm in Winchester County New York and has raced his own stock for five seasons with moderate success. Hogan, former trainer for the Whitney family, trained Shillelah winner of major steeplechase races at Murray Park in 1898 and also rode for engagements. He has also trained for P A Clark.
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James Butler
William Hogan
Butler
Empire City
Dast View farm
Winchester county
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W C Whitney
H P Whitney
Shillelah
New York
Murria park
Sydney
Padget Hogan
P A Clark
Dunboyne
Farragut Five Defeat Y Day School In Gym Bout
The Farragut Athletic Club five defeated the MCA day school team 17 to 10 in the Y Gym yesterday. The Farraguts, averaging 96 pounds, seek more games with similar weight-class quints. contact manager Harry Proctor at West 596.
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Harry Proctor
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