Golle GIans and Y Leaders Triumph in City Basketball
The Y Leaders and Waterloo Business College edged Hawkeye Oil and Cutler Hardware in a double bill at the City Basketball League. Mehl Simmons DeLong led the Y Leaders to a 25 to 12 win while Cavanaugh sparked Hawkeyes in a 31 to 4 loss to Cutler. refs Berlovich Ames.
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Y Jeztlers
Waterloo Business College
Hawkeye Oil
Cutler Hardware
Leaters
Hawkeyes
Collegians
Yeadersaid Hawkeyes
Mehl
Simmons
DeLong
Cavanaugh
Rawkeye Oil
Moone
Sansone
Gil—Cavanaugh
Brockman
Wynisn
Schultz
Miller
Nebergall
Royler
Feld
Geoais
Moon
Berlovich
Ames
Cutler
Altho
Olmmann
Cohn
Murphy
Speth
Hardware Fire
Waterloo College
Ohm
Helten
Allen
Sly
Appleton
Spaeth
Martin
Fol Dbrecht
Guanis
Collins
Schutte
Eriovich
Aime
American Ass'n to Open April 12 for 168 Game Schedule
Chicago December 21 Club owners of the American Association met to adjust the 168 game schedule adopted last night. The 1922 season will start Wednesday April 12 the same day as the major leagues. President Hickey said no action would be taken on Judge Landis draft plan despite the advisory board recommendation. The draft proposal offered $5000 for any player drafted from class AA leagues. The minor major agreement still has six years to run and no need to break the contract.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Association
Association
Thomas J. Hickey
K. M. Landis
Baseball
Baseball Advisory Board
New York
Hickey
Jimmy Clabby Retires From Pugilism After Australian Gold Pot
Chicago December 21 Jimmy Clabby the American middleweight boxer now a resident of New Zealand is on the retired list. He wrote friends here that he laid aside his boxing gloves after being defeated by a rising young Australian. Clabby was presented a pot of gold by Australian admirers. He formerly lived in Hammond Indiana.
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Chicago
Jimmy Clabby
New Zealand
Clabbr
Hammond
Ind
SPORT FLASHES FROM ACROSS THE NATION
Walter Miller of Los Angeles defeated George Pineau of New York in two falls. Berkeley authorities declined Berkeley to meet Harvard next fall. Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, out pointed Tim Droney in eight rounds in Philadelphia. Warnie Smith of Oklahoma knocked out Sailey Wanderson in third round in Tulsa. Harvey Bright of Brooklyn defeated Harry Abaket in 12 rounds in St Louis. Jake Schaefer, world balkline billiard champion, led 1 597 to 821 after a 23 200 point match block. Drake University will drop baseball next year due to lack of interest after a $3 006 spring loss.
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Spokane
Walter Miller
Los Angeles
George Pineau
New York
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Harvard
Philadelphia
Benny Leonard
Tim Droney
Lancaster
Tulsa
Okla
Warnie Smith
Bartletsville
Sailey-Wanderson
Sioux City
St. Lewis
Harvey Bright
Brooklyn
Harry Abaket
A Comic Strip in Type We Are Curious to Know
A fragmented reader forum from Associated Talkers asks about curiosities in a comic strip style: who chose favors on tmucilage used on stamps and its flavor, why absent flavors, who coined dog terms, and who created labels like Gabby steer. The piece also ponders design questions, shoe wear, street crossing behavior, and inquiries into Havviokt and animal crackers.
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Renlus
Grene Humorisa
Associated
Kansas U to Be Ready for Series of Basket Games
Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 21 Practice for the University of Kansas basketball season, under athletics director Dr. F. O. Allen, sees captain George Rody and a mix of returnees and new players preparing for the January 2 opener versus Minnesota in Minneapolis. The team plans to enter Missouri Valley play with a 10 to 12 man squad, while rearranged dates include Nebraska at Lincoln and several Kansas City area games ahead of March matchups.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
F. O. Allen
George Rody
Minnesota
Missouri Valley Conference
Kansas
Grinnell
Rody
Paul Ndacott
Armin Woestemeyer
John Wulf
Dr. Allen
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Drake
Washington
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoama
Norman
G—Ames
Kansas Aggies
Manhttan
Hudson Consolidated Nets Early Basketball Run of Wins
Hudson Iowa's consolidated school rides a string of early-season victories after a 23 to 18 win over Tesup consolidated last Friday. The triumph follows a 27 to 12 win over Waterloo West and earlier wins against Geneseo township and Reinbeck, with a tough schedule ahead including Iowa State Teachers College high school. The team eyes a likely undefeated stretch, with a tentative Jan 7 Reinbeck, Jan 11 Jesup, and a Feb 24 county tournament on the slate, plus planned matchups with Orange Bar, Dinkerton, Geneseo, and more. The nationwide note details spring training moves like Giants to San Antonio and Pirates to Hot Springs, with several MLB clubs shifting venues for 1919.
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Hudson
Hudson Consolidated School
Liudson
Tesup Consolidated School
Waterloo West High
East High
Geneseo Township
Reinbeck
Ilowa State Teachers College High School
Jesup
LaPorte Nere
Orange Barp
Dinkerton
Geneseo
Troer
Texas Favorite Training Spots for Major League Managers
New York dispatch reports United Press notes Texas remains the preferred training ground for major league managers. With Connie Mack as the lone exception, most managers have chosen Texas sites, citing weather, facilities, and proximity to spring camps as key advantages.
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United Press
New York
Texas
Connie Mack
Boston Red Sox Boss Purse Swaps Stars in 1921 Trade
New York reports Harry Frazee rebuilt the Boston Red Sox by trading Everett Scott, Fatty McInnis, Sam Jones, and Joe Bush for Roger Peckinpaugh and pitchers Quinn Collins Piercey. Cleveland swap for Elmer Smith Burns Harris followed with no cash cited, though insiders hint at substantial trimmings.
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Dy United Preas
New York
Harry Frazee
Boston Red Sox
Everett Scott
Stutffy McInnis
Sam Jones
Joe Bush
Yanks
Roger Packinpaugh
Jack Quinn
Rip Collins
Bill Piercey
McInnis
Cleveland Indians
Elmer Smith
George Burns
Joe Harris
Cleveland
Minors plan world series fields in western league entry
Chicago December 21 pennant winners in minor leagues eye a miniature world series pairing Western league with the Southern association and the Texas league. Ft Worth swept Memphis for southern title money and a possible $1130 per player as part of a total $60,000 in the post season pool while plans unfold at St Josey Missouri to expand the format and include second-place clubs. Also racing stock from Cleveland sells Willer and Rose Azoff for export abroad.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tearney
Western League
Southern Association
Ft. Worth
Memphis
St. Josey
South
Louis Nationals to Train at Orange for South Exhibition Tour
St Louis Nationals announce plan to train Orange Texas next winter under Manager Branch Rickey. Exhibition games are planned in the South against the New York Giants, the Cleveland Indians at Dallas, and several Texas league teams.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Louis Nationals
Orange
Tex
Branch Rickey
New York
New Orleans
Clevelé Indians
Dallas
Rickey
Heilmann Leads American League Batters with 394
Chicago December 22 Harry Heilmann Detroit outfielder topped the American league in batting for 1921 with a .294 average in 149 games Just five points from Ty Cobb who finished second with .389 Babe Ruth with 59 home runs batted .271 while Sisler St Louis was fourth at .371 Tris Speaker Cleveland ranked fifth with .353 Detroit won club batting honors at .918 Cleveland .308 St Louis 804 and the Yankees .300
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United Press
Chicago
Harry Heilmann
Detroit
Tiger
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Sisler
St. Louis
Tris Sepaker
Cleveland
Yanks
Alexander Bowlers Run Over Lizzies at Watertiga Alleys
The Chevrolets defeated the Lizzies in two of three games while no match occurred between Repass Motor Co. and A L Alexander Motor Co. bowlers on Watertiga alleys last night. O'Neill of the Alexander team was the sole bowler to reach the 200 class with a score of 10.
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Chevrolets
Lizzies
Repass Motor Company
A. L. Alexander Motor Company
Watertiga
O'Neill
Alexander Five
Missouri Not Downcast Over Basketball Outlook
Columbia Missouri March 21 With four veterans of last year’s championship quintet returning to the team prospects for another Missouri Valley conference title loom bright at the University of Missouri this season Cant George Band Herbert Bunker Arthus Browning and John Knight return from the 1921 team Houston buys players Houston Texas Dec 21 Tom Deneville for three years first base man for the Jersey City team has been purchased by the Houston club of the Texas League Hert Glazer Omaha a right hand pitcher also purchased Both players were bought outright
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Columbia
Mec
University of Missouri
George Band
Herbert Bunker
Arthus Browning
John Knight
Houston
Tex
Tom Deneville
Jersey City
Houston Club
Hert Glazer
Omaha
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Cadet Hardware Kive
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White Sox
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Peter Beiler
Holland
Rose Azoff
Belgium
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Johnston
Kodak Jr. Pictures
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Kodakery
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Hamilton
Camera Shop
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Bridge ST
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Heilmann
Alexander
McCormic
Dean
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Willys-Knight
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Evanaville
H. H
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