Major Leagues Unite to Curb High Player Salaries Demands
New York reports sixteen major league clubs have agreed on cooperative measures to cap salaries. Rumors say an $18,000 to $20,000 per club retrenchment is planned and holdouts may be kept from playing until a 1922 contract framework is seen. Noted stars and clubs including Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, New York, and Chicago are linked to potential salary battles amid expected more profits for owners.
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Cincinnati Reda
Endis
Roush
Heinie Groh
Cincinnati
Groh
Pirates
Yankees
Giants
Cardinals
Indiana
Red Sox
White Sox
Cubs
Browns
Landis
Carlyle Club Seeks Opponents For Local Basketball Schedule
Carlyle Athletic club introduces a strong team this year and seeks games. Candidates include W Koontz from Navy Yard, Maxwell formerly of Goodwin A. J. Clinton ex Metropolitan star, and H Ford who played for Terminals last season. Koontz captains, G M Bradley manages, contact 1106 Haighth Street Northeast Lincoln 5739-5.
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Carlyle
Carlyle Athletic Club
Carlyles
W. Koontz
Navy Yard Quint
Maxwell
Goodwin A
Haighth Street
Lincoln
Saints Dominate All-Stars 47-0 In Nonleague Win
St Theresa's Prep eleven defeated the Good Hope All-Stars 47 to 0 on Tuesday. O'Dey Blake Jarwin and Capper starred for the Saints while Paxton Downey struggled for the losers as Saint Theresa's held the goal line and controlled most of the game.
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St Theresa's Prep
Good Hope All-Stars
O’dey
Blake
Jarwin
Capper
Saints
Paxton
Downey
St Theresa
Iroquois Flyweights Seek Grid Battles
Iroquois team of light players averaging about 110 pounds aims to arrange games with other squads by weight. Eastern High star Jimmy Alten coaches the Indians. contact Stamper Joseph Murphy at 1605 A Street Southeast.
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Troquoiss Accrete Ciup Gbalroners
Jimmy Alten
Indians
Stamper Joseph Murphy
Yale 2-1 Favorites Over Harvard in Cambrdge Game
New York observers say Yale should be 2 to 1 favorite to beat Harvard in the coming game at Cambridge next Saturday. They note Harvard lacks star power to match Yale backs Aldrich and Chegra and that Yale’s all round eleven could win comfortably. Harvard will fight hard but Yale holds the stronger on-paper lineup.
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Harvard
New York
Adium
Crimson
Aldrich
Chegra
Watich
Tera
Tigers
New Haven
Tha Jones
Stylish Jimmie Best In Derby
Mise Marion Dupont scored again at Bradley Hills Maryland as Stylish Jimmie won the Derby for two year olds and under from a strong field. The McLaurine Brothers of Alabama claimed second and third with Ben and Misa. T. P. Baldwin captured first and second with Lady and Ozark Lady in the Members stake for members. Judges were Col. R. T. Stedman and Dr. Leigh Buckner.
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Mise Marion Dupont
National Capital Field Trial Club
Bradley Hills
Styllah Jimmie
Jimmie
McLaurine Brothers
Alabama
McLaurine
Ben
Joe Meisuring
Fiars
T. P. Baldwin
Baldwin
Neil
National Capital Club
Nell'a
Sargeant Jim
Frank Kidwell
Matthew Trimble, Jr
Misa Ham
Mendey
Col
R. T. Stedman
Winston-Salem
N. C
Leigh Buckner
Roanoke
Challenges Circle and Kanawha Quints Seek Football Games
The Terminal Athletic club aims to arrange matches with Circle A C and Kanawha A C elevens. Managers are asked to contact Manager Jack Govan at Bincoin 5645.
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Terminal Athletic Club
Circle A. C
Kanawha A. C
Jack Govan
Bincoin
Kanawha Club
Itenawha Athletic
Keane
North
St John’s Fights Past Rock Hill In Narrow Win
St John’s college edged Rock Hill 12 to 7 at Ellicott City on May 12. Mortis set the opening score with a 25 yard run after a pass from Scssler, and O Callaghan and Blunt powered drives before Hayben crossed. Rock Hill replied in the third with Witsel scoring. St John’s offense displayed a strong aerial attack as O Callaghan connected on ten of sixteen passes, Morris Hauber and O Neill also delivering steady ground gains.
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Rock’ Hill
Ellicott City
St. John’s
Mortis
Scssler
Witsel
St. John's
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Morrin
Hauber
O'Neil
Quinn
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Ponitlous
Rock Hill
Jerkin
Ryan
O'Niel
Hooker
Monoben
Sullivan
Wiebert
McCarthy
Fagitt
Wenger
Relig
Callan
Monthas
St. Johnat
Lamar
Buckley
Western
Central
Raubertal
Wilton
Robinson
Rauber
Lamer
Wantern
Newman
Gore First In Senior's Event At Chevy Chase Club
Gore wins the Senior's Golf Association 18 hole handicap medal at Chevy Chase with a net 78. Kenyon takes second with net 82 after a 99 gross, both 16 handicaps. Brown Miller and Frank Sutton tie for third at net 86. details show a field of about twenty players with listed cards. Centre to meet Harvard in football a week earlier on October 21, 1922, Centre officials announce acceptance of Harvard's invitation.
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Chevy Chase Club
C. A. Kenyon
Dr. G. Brown Miler
Frank Sutton
H. Gore
Harvard
Danville
Red and White Triumph Stuns Central In Title Tilt
Central High battles Western to a 0 0 draw in a hard fought District High School football championship at Mount Pleasant stadium. Rauber and Brinkman force plays for Central while Schereschewsky and Lamar spark Western. Officials flag 18 penalties as Western edges toward a late surge but cannot break through.
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Mount Plescant
Western High Eleven
Mount Pléasart Ericironers
George F. Green
Warriora
Central
Th Central
Western
Tie" Rauhér
Carroll Brinknifelt
Wilton
Jeffress
Sthere~achewsky
Mount Pleasant
Schere
Buckley
Montgomery
Schereschewsky
Centrals
Thomas
Lamar
Stein
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