The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-02-03


SPORT NOTES
Cornel's rowing candidates, varsity
and freshmen, total 39S.
Navy is angling for a home football
game with Pennsylvania.
Yale and Columbia will row on the
Harlem river next April.
California has definitely decided not
to play Harvard next ear.
Ten football games will be played
by the Naval academy next fall.
Leland Stanford university wants
athletic competition with eastern
schools.
Arthur VOTERS has been elected
captain Of the 1922 Iowa State foot
ball team.
Robert Moore, captain of Columbia
~cross-eountry team for 1922, is a soph-
omore now.
BuckneIl replaces Nebraska on Pitts
1922 schedule. Nebraska and Pitt
could not agree on dates.
Frank Culver Of Toledo, o., has
been elected captain of the Syracuse
university 1922 football team.
Al (Cozy) DOlan will be with the
New York Giants again next season
as coach and doorkeeper after all.
Billy Gilbert, Of New York, has
signed a contract 70 manage the Wa
terbury club in the Eastern league.
Frank Frisch, infielder of the New
York Giants, has been asked to stop
playing basket ball during the winter.
Keene Fitzpatrick, trainer for
Princeton, is not enthusiastic over the
outlook for a track team In Tigertown.
Notre Danes football eleven, which
made such a brilliant record this sea
son, was one Of the lightest teams OF
the g%ridiron.
Charles See, outfelder, has been re
IooeoJ ~ +bo CInoippofi Nationals tn
the San Francisco club In the Pacific
Coast league.
Yale's football game crowds this
fall were: Harvard, $4,000; Prince
ton, $4,000; West Point, 10000, and
Brown, 10000.
The Jackson club Of the Cotton
States league has signed Jim Moore,
with Winston-Salem and Johnson City
the past season, as its manager for
1922.
While In the East Manager Duffy
Lewis of Salt Lake signed Jimmy Es-
mond, veteran inf1elder, who has spent
most of his recent years In the Inter
national league.
Outfielder Joe Kelly, who was with
San Francisco the past season, is to
come back East. A deal has been
made by which the veteran will play
the outfeld for Indianapolis.
S~yracuse's relay team will be made
up of Allan Woodrfng, a 2~2-pounder;
Allan Monte, captain; Bonnie Leon
ard and Melvin Suttner. Woodring is
the Olympic champion runner.
President Martin of the Southern
league has released Jack O'Toole and
Tommy Corcoran as umpires, but Dan
Pfenninger, veteran of them all, will
be on the staff next year as per usual.
Street, veteran catcher, and George
McQuilIan, former major league pitch
er, will be on the roster of the South
ern Association clubs next season
Street with Little Rock and McQuil-
Ian with New Orleans.
Percy Wendell, former Harvard
backield star, has been r~e-engaged as
coach of the Williams college eleven
for next season.
Charley Moran, football coach at
Centre college, and Bill Brennan, the
Tulane mentor, both are umpires In
the National league.
West Virginia Is highly elated over
having scheduled a game with a Big
Ten conference team-Indiana-on
November IL, at Bloomington.
Unless Ty Cobb can get satisfactory
performers at short and second, he Is
going TO have a tough time winning
any managerial fame next year.
National league baseball parks are
to have exits "for umpires only" next
season, which proves that limitation
of pop-bottle armament is a fat ac-
compli.
A Buenes Aires promoter has come
10 New York to sign wrestlers for
bouts in South America. Quite a few
S~r-nnIerS can he SHARED. il he will