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1922: Year In Review
1921-22 SEASON: NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE RECAP
The 1921-22 NHL season was a tight 3 way race all year between Ottawa, Toronto and Montreal. Only the miserable Hamilton Tigers were left out of the playoff picture. The season went down to the final day when Ottawa beat Montreal 6-3 to leap a point ahead of Toronto into first place while eliminating the Canadiens in the process. In real life the order of the standings were the same but it was not quite as close a race. Ottawa had the most potent offense in the league led by league scoring leader Harry 'Punch' Broadbent and his linemates Cy Denneny and Frank Nighbor. Toronto had a balanced offense headed by Babe Dye while in Montreal the Canadiens relied on the goaltending of Georges Vezina. Hamilton had the great Joe Malone but little else. Code:
1921-22 STANDINGS GP W L T Pts GF GA Ottawa Senators 24 13 9 2 28 108 95 Toronto St. Pats 24 12 9 3 27 82 83 Montreal Canadiens 24 12 11 1 25 85 81 Hamilton Tigers 24 6 14 4 16 82 98 SCORING LEADERS TM GP G A PTS Broadbent,Punch OTT 24 38 27 65 Denneny, Cy OTT 24 26 26 52 Dye, Babe TOR 24 27 21 48 Nighbor, Frank OTT 24 8 40 48 Malone, Joe HAM 24 22 21 43 Noble, Reg TOR 24 11 30 41 Cleghorn, Odie MON 24 24 15 39 Gerard, Eddie OTT 24 6 29 35 Cameron, Harry TOR 24 16 16 32 Boucher, Buck OTT 18 10 22 32 GOALTENDING Name Team GP GA GAA W L T ShO Mitchell, Ivan TOR 3 6 2.00 2 0 1 0 Vezina, Georges MON 24 79 3.31 12 11 1 2 Roach, John TOR 21 75 3.59 10 9 2 0 Benedict, Clint OTT 24 94 3.92 13 9 2 0 Lockhart, Holes HAM 24 94 3.94 6 14 4 0 Code:
PLAYOFFS Toronto 3 at Ottawa 12 Toronto 5 at Ottawa 9 Ottawa 8 at Toronto 1 Ottawa 7 at Toronto 1 (OTTAWA wins 4 games to 0) PLAYOFF SCORING TM GP G A PTS Denneny, Cy OTT 4 10 10 20 Broadbent,Punch OTT 4 13 5 18 Nighbor, Frank OTT 4 4 13 17 Boucher, Buck OTT 4 4 5 9 Dye, Babe TOR 4 4 2 6 Noble, Reg TOR 4 3 3 6 SENATORS SWEEP VANCOUVER TO WIN STANLEY CUP The Stanley Cup did not automatically go to the NHL champion during this era. Instead it was awarded to the winner of a challenge series between the best team in the NHL and the best team in the West. The West champion would come out of either the Pacific Coast Hockey Association or the Western Canada Hockey League. This year the PCHA's Vancouver Maroons (name change from Millionaires the previous season) would beat WCHL champ Regina for the right to travel to Ottawa and meet the NHL champions in a best of 5 series. Vancouver had beaten Toronto St. Pats last season and was looking to repeat. GAME 1- Just as they did against Toronto in the NHL playoff the Ottawa Senators came out flying against Vancouver. The road weary Maroons stayed with the Sens for the first period, trailing just 2-1 after 20 minutes. However, Ottawa exploded for 5 unaswered goals in the second period and would win the game 9-1. Cy Denneny would score 3 times for Ottawa while linemates Punch Broadbent and Frank Nighbor would tally two each. GAME 2- Vancouver looked much better after a couple days rest and the Maroons took the Senators to overtime in the second contest despite being outshot 30-16 in regulation. Jack Adams, who would later become the longtime coach of the Detroit Red Wings, scored both Vancouver goals in the game including the equalizer with just under 3 minutes to play in regulation. Cy Denneny would end the game 10 minutes into overtime when he scored his second of the contest to give the Senators a 3-2 victory. GAME 3- Ottawa would build a 3-0 lead on a pair of goals from Buck Boucher and one from Denneny and then would survive a frantic Vancouver comeback attempt in the third period to win the game 3-2 and take the Stanley Cup in 3 straight games. It marks the third time in 4 years of replaying NHL seasons that Ottawa won the Stanley Cup. Code:
STANLEY CUP HISTORY YEAR WINNER LOSER GAMES 21-22 Ottawa Senators Vancouver Maroons 3-0 20-21 Vancouver Millionaires Toronto St Pat's 3-0 19-20 Ottawa Senators Seattle Metropolitans 3-1 (with 1 tie) 18-19 Ottawa Senators Seattle Metropolitans 3-1
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07-12-2007, 01:36 AM
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1921-22 SEASON: COLLEGE BASKETBALL RECAP
The 1921-22 college basketball season belonged to the Kansas Jayhawks and their sensational sophomore center Jesse Mason. The Jayhawks did not lose a game after January 6th and finished 37-2 including a 71-68 victory over Kentucky in the NCAA Tournament Championship Game. The 6'10 Mason averaged 18.5 ppg and he captured nearly every award possible. Mason was named the college player of the year by both the NCAA and the Associated Press. He was Big 12 Player of the Year and a First Team All-America selection for the second season in a row. Mason dominated the boards as his 17.2 rebounds per game led the nation and were nearly 5 rebounds more per game than Kentucky's Marcel Jones, who finished second. Kansas fans were obviously dissappointed but not surprised when they learned after the championship game that Mason had decided to forego his final two years of eligibility and turn pro. He should be a lock to be the number one pick in the PBA draft. Another future pro hoops star will be Kentucky forward Marcel Jones. The senior finished second in the nation behind Mason with 12.4 rebounds per game while leading the Wildcats with 16.4 points per game. He was named a first team All-American for the second straight season and capped an outstanding college career by nearly singlehandedly carrying the Wildcats to the NCAA title game. He was rewarded with the Tournament MVP trophy for his post-season efforts. Unfortunately for Wildcat supporters, Kentucky was beaten by Kansas in the NCAA tournament for the second straight year. In 1921 it was in the East Regional Final that the Jayhawks knocked off the Wildcats enroute to their first National Title. A pair of UCLA Bruins joined Mason and Jones as All-Americans. Sophomore forward Derrick Finneman (20.7 ppg, 12.2 rpg) and junior guard Colin Lowe (18.1 ppg, 3.6 apg) had the Bruins ranked 3rd in the nation at tournament time and they were rewarded with a number one seed. Unfortunately they lost to CCNY in the Sweet 16 as the Bruins tournament woes continued. Last year as a second seed they were knocked out in the opening round by lowly Central Connecticut State. The final member of the first team All-America squad is Virginia freshman Jeremy Dyse (21.9 ppg). An 11th seed in the NCAA tournament, the 18-12 Cavaliers upset Notre Dame in the opening round before falling to New York University. Code:
1921-22 FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS Jesse Mason Kansas Derrick Finneman UCLA Marcel Jones Kentucky Jeremy Dyse Virginia Colin Lowe UCLA 1921-22 SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS Nigel Stone South Carolina Seth Allison Holy Cross Jefferson Harley San Francisco David Chambers Indiana Eric Kelly NYU Here is a look back at the tournament results and other notes on the 1921-22 college basketball season: JANUARY 7, 1922 TOP RANKED JAYHAWKS SUFFER BACK TO BACK LOSSES Defending NCAA college basketball champion Kansas got into trouble early in the Big 12 schedule. After beginning their season with 15 straight victories including a 75-49 pounding of Nebraska in the Big 12 opener, the Jayhawks lost back to back road games this week, falling 73-66 at Oklahoma and 62-55 at Missouri. Despite the setbacks the Jayhawks retained the nation's number one ranking. UCLA (15-3), Indiana (17-1), Kentucky (14-4) and San Francisco (15-5) round out the top five. FEBRUARY 27, 1922 KANSAS REMAINS NUMBER ONE ENTERING CONFERENCE TOURNEYS The Kansas Jayhawks finish February the way the started October - as the nation's number one team. The Jayhawks have held the number one ranking all season as they have won 28 out of 30 games. The only blemishes on their season so far were back to back conference road losses to Oklahoma and Missouri in early January. Kansas finished atop the Big 12 regular season standings with a 14-2 conference record, 3 games better than Missouri and Louisville. Kansas center Jesse Mason (18.3 ppg, 16.9 rpg) remains the favourite to win the Norton Award. The sophomore is one of two first team All-Americans last season that are in contention for College Player of the Year honours. Senior forward Marcel Jones (16.6 ppg, 12.4 rpg) should challenge Mason for that award as will a pair of UCLA Bruins in sophomore forward Derrick Finnerman (20.3 ppg) and junior guard Colin Lowe (18.1 ppg, 3.7 apg) Code:
COLLEGE BASKETBALL'S TOP 25 1 Kansas 28-2 2 San Francisco 25-6 3 UCLA 24-6 4 New York Univ 26-4 5 Indiana 25-4 6 Alabama 21-7 7 Yale 21-6 8 Texas 22-5 9 North Carolina 20-8 10 Kentucky 20-9 11 Georgia 21-8 12 Colorado State 25-3 13 CCNY 21-7 14 Holy Cross 18-10 15 Tennessee 17-10 16 Villanova 20-8 17 Notre Dame 20-10 18 Texas A&M 19-8 19 Loyola(La) 23-4 20 VMI 21-9 21 USC 18-9 22 Dayton 21-8 23 Southern Miss 22-5 24 Santa Clara 19-9 25 Michigan 18-10 MARCH 6, 1922 DENVER SHOCKS COLORADO STATE IN SKYLINE TOURNAMENT The college basketball conference tournaments are heating up and the biggest upset so far came from the Skyline Conference where 12th ranked Colorado State (26-4) was upset by Denver 73-65 in the semi-finals. Denver(17-14) would go on to beat Utah 68-64 to earn the conference's automatic bid in to the NCAA Tournament. Despite the setback Colorado State should still earn an at-large bid. MARCH 12, 1922 COLLEGE BASKETBALL CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT WINNERS Here are the winners of the major conference's post-season tournaments. Code:
CONFERENCE WINNER SCORE RUNNER-UP ACC North Carolina 71-67 Duke METRO NY NYU 83-69 LaSalle BIG 10 Indiana 76-67 Holy Cross BIG 12 Kansas 75-45 Missouri BORDER Arizona 77-65 Hardin-Simmons MAC Cincinnati 67-62 Toledo MIDCON Rutgers 78-65 Seton Hall MVC Oklahoma A&M 66-60 Detroit PCC UCLA 67-52 Oregon SEC Kentucky 69-45 Tennessee Skyline Denver 68-64 Utah SWC Texas 66-53 Texas A&M WCC San Francisco 64-57 Santa Clara NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS EAST REGION ROUND 1 #1 Kansas 67 #16 New Orleans 28 #9 Michigan 66 #8 Southern Miss 61 #5 Dayton 74 #12 Auburn 66 #4 Holy Cross 62 #13 Davidson 54 #2 San Francisco 74 #15 Howard 54 #10 USC 94 #7 Chattanooga 73 #11 Stanford 80 #6 Villanova 70 #3 Yale 86 #14 Georgia State 45 ROUND 2 Kansas 63 Michigan 42 Holy Cross 68 Dayton 50 San Francisco 81 USC 78 (OT) Yale 87 Stanford 67 MIDWEST REGION Biggest upset of the tournament came when 16th seeded Rutgers upset #1 Indiana in double overtime. ROUND 1[/b] #16 Rutgers 79 #1 Indiana 77 (2OT) #9 Harvard 60 #8 Illinois 59 #5 Missouri 82 #12 St Louis 67 #4 Colorado St 78 #13 UNLV 57 #2 Georgia 101 #15 Monmouth 81 #7 Wisconsin 70 #10 Arkansas 54 #11 William & Mary 73 #6 Arizona 72 #3 Alabama 66 #14 Denver 42 SECOND ROUND Harvard 74 Rutgers 52 Colorado State 73 Missouri 66 Georgia 72 Wisconsin 70 (OT) Alabama 78 William & Mary 61 SOUTH REGION FIRST ROUND #1 UCLA 65 #16 Long Beach St 55 #8 Florida 66 #9 Michigan St 48 #12 Clemson 70 #5 Loyola(La) 62 #4 CCNY 75 #13 Grambling 37 #2 Texas 59 #15 Western Illinois 42 #7 Rice 78 #10 TCU 76 (OT) #11 Virginia 93 #6 Notre Dame 72 #3 New York Univ 83 #14 Birmingham Southern 64 SECOND ROUND UCLA 68 Florida 55 CCNY 76 Clemson 57 Texas 76 Rice 68 NYU 83 Virginia 68 WEST REGION FIRST ROUND #1 Kentucky 59 #16 Campbell 44 #9 South Carolina 65 #8 Santa Clara 46 #5 Oklahoma A&M 67 #12 Columbia 63 #4 Texas A&M 72 #13 Cincinnati 57 #2 North Carolina 61 #15 St Bonaventure 43 #7 Dartmouth 92 #10 VMI 72 #11 California 61 #6 Duke 54 #3 Tennessee 60 #14 Wisc-Green Bay 42 SECOND ROUND Kentucky 65 South Carolina 42 Texas A&M 66 Oklahoma A&M 60 Dartmouth 84 North Carolina 73 Tennessee 88 California 71 SWEET 16 RESULTS Kansas 97 Holy Cross 75 San Francisco 77 Yale 52 Colorado State 87 Harvard 82 Georgia 62 Alabama 55 CCNY 77 UCLA 53 Texas 82 NYU 73 Kentucky 53 Texas A&M 41 Dartmouth 74 Tennessee 64 ELITE EIGHT Kansas 64 San Francisco 52 Georgia 83 Colorado State 75 Texas 80 CCNY 51 Kentucky 67 Dartmouth 46 FINAL FOUR Kansas was the number one team in the nation all year and the Jayhawks proved it in the opening game with a 61-52 victory over Georgia that was no where near as close as the score indicated. Kansas led 30-14 at the half and cruised through the second half for an easy win. Sophomore center Jesse Mason, who was a First team All-America selection and NCAA Tournament MVP as a freshman, led the way with 10 points and 19 rebounds. Junior guard Lars George led all scorers with 19 points for the defending National Champions. Senior forward Marcel Jones powered Kentucky to a 62-53 victory over Texas in the second game. Jones, who also was a first team All-America selection a year ago, had 25 points and added 10 rebounds. KANSAS REPEATS AS NATIONAL CHAMPION Super sophomore center Jesse Mason had 20 points and 15 rebounds to lead the Kansas Jayhawks to their second straight NCAA Tournament title after they beat Kentucky 71-68 in the championship game. Junior guard Lars George added 21 points for the Jayhawks including 4 clutch free throws in the final 45 seconds to seal the victory. Marcel Jones of Kentucky had his lowest point total of the tournament, scoring 17 points but his performance over the last 3 weeks was good enough to earn him the NCAA tournament MVP award. Kansas joins North Carolina as two time National Champions since the tournament was formed in 1918. The Jayhawks will have a tough time going for 3 straight as following the title game Mason announced he will forego his final two seasons of eligibility and turn pro. Code:
NCAA CHAMPIONS AND TOURNAMENT MVP'S YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP MVP 17-18 North Carolina Holy Cross Dwayne McDuffie Holy Cross 18-19 North Carolina Oklahoma A&M Harry Rowland Oklahoma A&M 19-20 San Francisco Texas Walter Delzell Yale 20-21 Kansas North Carolina Jesse Mason Kansas 21-22 Kansas Kentucky Marcel Jones Kentucky 1922-23 PRESEASON NOTES On the strength of landing the number one recruit in the nation the Arkansas Razorbacks are rated as having the top freshman class entering the 1922-23 campaign. Signing center Jerrry Gurley out from under the nose of his home state teams Georgia and Georgia Tech was consider a major coup for the Razorbacks who also added two other top recruits in PF Ben Route and SF Paul Lyons. Georgia, Virginia, NYU and Baylor round out the top 5 freshman classes according to the Associated Press. Defending National Champion Kansas is ranked 12th. The Jayhawks added an outstanding young shooting guard in Argyle, Texas native John Bond but the big hole will be in the middle with absence of national player of the year Jesse Mason. Looking ahead to 1923-24 Kansas did get a verbal committment from one of the top high school seniors in the nation as power forward Grant Jones has decided to become a Jayhawk. Kentucky looks to have the best freshman class for next season after the Wildcats signed two of the top 10 prospects in the nation including Sterling, Illinois point guard Syl Marshall, who was ranked number one in the country. UCLA BRUINS ARE PRESEASON #1 With a pair of All-Americans in Derrick Finneman and Colin Lowe returning it is easy to see why the UCLA Bruins are number one in the preseason college basketball polls. Here are the preseason top 20. 1- UCLA 2- North Carolina 3- Kentucky 4- Kansas 5- Yale 6- Georgia 7- Holy Cross 8- San Francisco 9- Oklahoma A&M 10- New York Univ 11- Texas A&M 12- Alabama 13- Texas 14- Tennessee 15- Indiana 16- Arkansas 17- Bradley 18- Maryland 19- Notre Dame 20- Princeton
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1921-22 SEASON: PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE RECAP
Just as they did last season the Toronto Huskies finished with the best regular season record in the PBL. However, the Huskies are hoping one thing changes from last year and that is how far they get in the playoffs. Toronto was knocked off by Youngstown in the Eastern Conference Final and once again it looks like the Bears will provide the Huskies with their biggest challenge. Out West New Orleans was the most dominant team in the regular season but you can't overlook the Detroit Eagles, who won the initial PBL Championship last year. Code:
FINAL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS EASTERN CONFERENCE NORTHEAST W L GB Toronto 70 12 - New York 44 38 26 Brooklyn 37 45 33 Providence 28 54 42 Boston 25 57 45 CENTRAL W L GB Youngstown 60 22 - Syracuse 55 27 5 Buffalo 33 49 27 Rochester 26 56 34 Pittsburgh 24 58 36 ATLANTIC W L GB Virginia 52 30 - Baltimore 44 38 8 Philadelphia 43 39 9 Carolina 34 48 18 Washington 30 52 22 WESTERN CONFERENCE SOUTH W L GB New Orleans 60 22 - Houston 49 33 11 Dallas 44 38 16 Oklahoma City 35 47 25 Atlanta 25 57 35 MIDWEST W L GB Detroit 52 30 - Fort Wayne 48 34 4 Cincinnati 45 37 7 Chicago 44 38 8 Cleveland 34 48 18 WEST W L GB Denver 48 34 - Indianapolis 45 37 3 St Louis 44 38 4 Milwauke 31 51 17 Minneapolis 21 61 27 1921-22 PBL PLAYOFF RECAPS In the Eastern Conference the playoffs went pretty much as expected. Each of the top 4 seeds had little trouble in the opening round as Toronto and Syracuse each advanced in 5 games while Youngstown and Virginia needed 6 games to close out their opponents. All season long Toronto and Youngstown were the class of the East and they once again proved that in the second round. The Huskies swept Syracuse in 4 games while the Bears dispatched Virginia in 5 to set up a rematch of last season's Eastern Conference Final. Out West, things could not have been any less predictable. The first round was full of upsets as the top three seeds all went down. Dallas shocked the conference's best regular season team by knocking off their South Division rivals from New Orleans in 5 games. Defending league champion Detroit was beaten in 6 games by Indianapolis while the 6th seeded Houston Mavericks disposed of 3rd seed Cincinnati in 5 games. Only 4th seeded Denver manage to escape the first round with a 7 game win over the Fort Wayne Pistons. In the second round Denver and Cincinnati advanced after two hard fought series. The Nuggets struggled with a game Dallas squad before beating the Rangers in 6 games while the Royals needed overtime in Game Seven to end Indianapolis' season. CONFERENCE FINALS It was widely expected the winner of the Toronto-Youngstown series would easily take the PBL title as the winner in the West was not expected to be much of a match for the Eastern powers. Toronto got it's revenge on Youngstown for last season by beating the Bears in 6 hard-fought games. 5 of the 6 were decided by less than 6 points and 2 of them, both Toronto wins, went into overtime. The Western Final went the full 7 games with Denver winning both game six and seven on a final shot. The seventh game went to double overtime before the Nuggets prevailed 112-110. PBL CHAMPIONSHIP Riding on adrenalin from their Western Conference final victory the Denver Nuggets took the opening game of the Finals against the heavily favoured Huskies. However, Toronto roared back and won 4 straight to claim the league title. NOTES Travis Jackson of New Orleans was named the league MVP. Jackson averaged 27.3 ppg and 10.0 apg The rookie of the year award went to former Texas A&M star Michael McMaster. The Pittsburgh Raiders guard had 14.1 points per game. 1922 PBL OFFSEASON NOTES MASON SLIPS TO THIRD IN PBL DRAFT All season long scouts had been calling Kansas sophomore center Jesse Mason the best player in college and a lock to be the number one pick if he turned pro. Well, after winning his second straight National Championship with Kansas and being named the college player of the year, Mason did indeed turn pro but he was not drafted first overall. The Providence Steamrollers won the draft lottery and elected to take two-time first team All-American Marcel Jones from Kentucky with the first pick. Minneapolis selected second and most expected to immediately hear Mason's name but the Lakers shocked everyone by taking small forward Jason Powers from Georgia. That meant that Mason slipped to third where the Pittsburgh Raiders immediately grabbed him.
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1922 INDIANAPOLIS 500 RECAP
Just as in real life Jimmy Murphy was the winner of my 1922 Indianapolis 500 replay. Murphy started on the pole and held the lead for 46 laps before being passed by Ralph DePalma. Murphy would slip back as far as fifth as the race hit the midway point. However, he made a strong charge shortly after that and on lap 128 he regained the lead and would hold it pretty much the rest of the way. Murphy was briefly overtaken by Harry Hartz with 11 laps to go but he would pass Hartz with 8 laps remaining in the 200 lap race and he would finished 42 seconds ahead of Hartz. Eddie Hearne would also finish on the lead lap. The race itself was probably the closest to real life I have had as each of the top 5 driver's finished in the exact same spot they did in the real 1922 Indy 500. As for the champion Murphy, it was his third Indy 500. He finished 6th in my 1920 sim and 9th last year. In real life he finished 4th in 1920 and 14th in 1921. Like so many of the early drivers I am learning about in this replay, Jimmy Murphy would die on the racetrack. He was the American Racing Champion in 1922 and 1924 and would compete in 5 Indy 500 races. In addition to the 3 results I mentioned above he also was entered in the 1923 and 1924 Indy races and finished 3rd both times. Although more a road racer than a dirt track driver, the 30 year old San Francisco native agreed to appear at a race promoted by a friend in Syracuse in September 1924. As he charged for the lead late in the race, his car slid sideways and crashed through the inside wooden rail. A large piece of the rail was pushed through Jimmy's chest, and he died before he could be taken to the hospital. He was inducted into the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America in 1998. Code:
WINNERS OF THE INDY 500
YEAR SIM WINNER REAL WINNER
1911 Ray Harroun Ray Harroun
1912 Charles Merz Joe Dawson
1913 Theodore Pillette Jules Goux
1914 Arthur Duray Rene Thomas
1915 Gil Anderson Ralph DePalma
1916 Wilbur D'Alene Dario Resta
1919 Jules Goux Howdy Wilcox
1920 Gaston Chevrolet Gaston Chevrolet
1921 Roscoe Sarles Tommy Milton
1922 Jimmy Murphy Jimmy Murphy
FINAL RESULTS: 1922 Indianapolis 500
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2 2 12 Harry Hartz 200 Running 1
23 3 15 Eddie Hearne 200 Running 1
3 4 17 Ralph DePalma 199 Flagged 1
14 5 31 Ora Haibe 198 Flagged 1
12 6 26 Tom Alley 198 Flagged 1
9 7 1 Ira Vail 197 Flagged 1
13 8 21 I.P. Fetterman 197 Flagged 1
7 9 24 Jerry Wonderlich 196 Flagged 1
11 10 34 Cliff Durant 194 Flagged 2
15 11 27 L.L. Corum 194 Flagged 2
27 12 19 Glenn Howard 192 Flagged 1
10 13 7 Pete DePaolo 191 Flagged 2
24 14 8 Tommy Milton 191 Flagged 2
22 15 14 Jules Goux 190 Flagged 2
5 16 5 Ralph Mulford 189 Flagged 2
8 17 9 Frank Elliott 187 Blown Engine 3
6 18 2 Roscoe Sarles 188 Flagged 3
16 19 3 Cannonball Baker 159 Crash 1 3
4 20 4 Leon Duray 150 Joint 2
26 21 16 Howdy Wilcox 127 Lost power 3
18 22 25 Wilbur D'Alene 121 Lost wheel 2
19 23 22 Douglas Hawkes 105 Blown Engine 2
25 24 6 Art Klein 82 Vibration 4
20 25 23 Jules Ellingboe 68 Stalled 1
17 26 10 Joe Thomas 52 Wh.Bearing 1
21 27 18 Jack Curtner 43 Lost power 1
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WINNING TIME: 05:04:06
WINNING SPEED: 98.734 mph
MARGIN OF VICTORY: 42.98 sec
YELLOW FLAGS: 2 for 11 laps
10 laps 20 laps 30 laps
1 Jimmy Murphy 1 Jimmy Murphy 1 Jimmy Murphy
2 Ralph DePalma 2 Ralph DePalma 2 Ralph DePalma
3 Harry Hartz 3 Harry Hartz 3 Harry Hartz
4 Jerry Wonderlich 4 Cannonball Baker 4 Cannonball Baker
5 Frank Elliott 5 Jerry Wonderlich 5 Wilbur D'Alene
6 Cannonball Baker 6 Wilbur D'Alene 6 Eddie Hearne
7 Ralph Mulford 7 Eddie Hearne 7 Ora Haibe
8 Wilbur D'Alene 8 Ora Haibe 8 Jerry Wonderlich
9 Ora Haibe 9 Cliff Durant 9 Frank Elliott
10 Leon Duray 10 Frank Elliott 10 Tom Alley
40 laps 50 laps 60 laps
1 Jimmy Murphy 1 Ralph DePalma 1 Ralph DePalma
2 Ralph DePalma 2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Jimmy Murphy
3 Harry Hartz 3 Wilbur D'Alene 3 Wilbur D'Alene
4 Wilbur D'Alene 4 Harry Hartz 4 Eddie Hearne
5 Eddie Hearne 5 Eddie Hearne 5 Harry Hartz
6 Cannonball Baker 6 Cannonball Baker 6 Cannonball Baker
7 Ora Haibe 7 Ora Haibe 7 Ora Haibe
8 Ira Vail 8 Ira Vail 8 Ira Vail
9 Jerry Wonderlich 9 Tom Alley 9 Tom Alley
10 L.L. Corum 10 Joe Thomas 10 L.L. Corum
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1 Ralph DePalma 1 Ralph DePalma 1 Ralph DePalma
2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Eddie Hearne 2 Eddie Hearne
3 Eddie Hearne 3 Wilbur D'Alene 3 Wilbur D'Alene
4 Wilbur D'Alene 4 Harry Hartz 4 Harry Hartz
5 Harry Hartz 5 Jimmy Murphy 5 Jimmy Murphy
6 Cannonball Baker 6 Cannonball Baker 6 Cannonball Baker
7 Tom Alley 7 Tom Alley 7 Tom Alley
8 Ora Haibe 8 Ira Vail 8 Ira Vail
9 Ira Vail 9 Ora Haibe 9 Ora Haibe
10 L.L. Corum 10 L.L. Corum 10 L.L. Corum
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1 Ralph DePalma 1 Ralph DePalma 1 Eddie Hearne
2 Eddie Hearne 2 Eddie Hearne 2 Jimmy Murphy
3 Wilbur D'Alene 3 Wilbur D'Alene 3 Ralph DePalma
4 Harry Hartz 4 Harry Hartz 4 Harry Hartz
5 Jimmy Murphy 5 Jimmy Murphy 5 Wilbur D'Alene
6 Cannonball Baker 6 Cannonball Baker 6 Cannonball Baker
7 Tom Alley 7 Tom Alley 7 Ira Vail
8 Ira Vail 8 Ira Vail 8 Tom Alley
9 Ora Haibe 9 Ora Haibe 9 Ora Haibe
10 I.P. Fetterman 10 I.P. Fetterman 10 I.P. Fetterman
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1 Jimmy Murphy 1 Jimmy Murphy 1 Jimmy Murphy
2 Eddie Hearne 2 Eddie Hearne 2 Eddie Hearne
3 Harry Hartz 3 Harry Hartz 3 Harry Hartz
4 Ralph DePalma 4 Ralph DePalma 4 Ralph DePalma
5 Cannonball Baker 5 Cannonball Baker 5 Ora Haibe
6 Ira Vail 6 Ora Haibe 6 Ira Vail
7 Tom Alley 7 Ira Vail 7 Tom Alley
8 Ora Haibe 8 Tom Alley 8 Cannonball Baker
9 I.P. Fetterman 9 I.P. Fetterman 9 I.P. Fetterman
10 Cliff Durant 10 L.L. Corum 10 L.L. Corum
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1 Jimmy Murphy 1 Jimmy Murphy 1 Jimmy Murphy
2 Harry Hartz 2 Harry Hartz 2 Harry Hartz
3 Eddie Hearne 3 Eddie Hearne 3 Eddie Hearne
4 Ralph DePalma 4 Ralph DePalma 4 Ralph DePalma
5 Ora Haibe 5 Ora Haibe 5 Ora Haibe
6 Ira Vail 6 Tom Alley 6 Tom Alley
7 Tom Alley 7 Ira Vail 7 Ira Vail
8 Cannonball Baker 8 I.P. Fetterman 8 I.P. Fetterman
9 I.P. Fetterman 9 Jerry Wonderlich 9 Jerry Wonderlich
10 Jerry Wonderlich 10 Frank Elliott 10 Frank Elliott
190 laps 200 laps
1 Harry Hartz 1 Jimmy Murphy
2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Harry Hartz
3 Eddie Hearne 3 Eddie Hearne
4 Ralph DePalma 4 Ralph DePalma
5 Ora Haibe 5 Ora Haibe
6 Tom Alley 6 Tom Alley
7 Ira Vail 7 Ira Vail
8 I.P. Fetterman 8 I.P. Fetterman
9 Jerry Wonderlich 9 Jerry Wonderlich
10 Frank Elliott 10 Cliff Durant
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15 13 7 6 5 5 4 3 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 6
17 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 68
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1922 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL RECAP
GIANTS ONCE AGAIN CLASS OF NATIONAL LEAGUE For the fourth straight season the New York Giants were the National League champions. Led by the strong arms of Red Faber (20-11, 3.33) and Waite Hoyt (21-12, 4.16) the Giants had the best pitching staff in the Senior Circuit. They also led the National League in runs scored thanks to an offense that featured Frankie Frisch (.341,10,81), Happy Felsch (.317,16,100), Hack Miller (.315,27,128) and catcher Earl Smith (.297,26,99). The biggest surprise in the National League came from Brooklyn, where the Dodgers improved by 26 games from a year ago and climbed to within a game of second place after finishing dead last in 1921. Once again the league MVP was St Louis infielder Rogers Hornsby (.378,27,108). Hornsby has claimed the MVP trophy 4 straight seasons and 5 of the past 6. His St Louis teammate Jim Bottomley (.373,14,75) was named the league's top newcomer. The 22 year old did not see everyday action until late June but once he got in the lineup Bottomley played like a veteran. Jesse Barnes (23-10, 3.47) of the Boston Braves led the league in wins and was named the top hurler. Barnes also won the award in 1917. In the American League the dealing of Babe Ruth and an improved Philadelphia Athletics club finally caught up with the Boston Red Sox ending the New Englanders two year run as the class of the American League. Ruth (.351,52,145) did not set another home run record but he did more than enough to win his 5th straight American League MVP award. However, the bat's of Ruth and emerging star Bob Meusel (.319,22,124) were not enough to make up for a dismal pitching staff so the New York Yankees were once again confined to the lower division. Pitcher Dixie Walker (23-10, 3.15) was a key reason Philadelphia returned to the World Series after a 2 year absence. Walker, Herb Pennock (22-7, 3.37), Dickey Kerr (19-10,4.61) and Burleigh Grimes (16-16, 5.04) gave the A's the best pitching staff in the American League. Offense was also plentiful in Philadelphia thanks to talented players like league batting champ Joe Jackson (.389,14,105), young slugger Joe Hauser (.288,24,132), Buck Weaver (.325,5,82) and Jimmy Dykes (.317,11,105). The second place Red Sox still had plenty of pitching led by Sailor Stroud (22-7, 3.18), Joe Harris (14-13, 4.13) and Lynn Brenton (13-11, 3.44) but the offense slumped to the middle of the pack. Outfielders Tris Speaker (.364,15,100) and Harry Hooper (.319,12,99) had strong seasons but Al Scheer (.287,4,57) was a far cry from Babe Ruth at first base. Code:
STANDINGS AT CLOSE OF REGULAR SEASON AMERICAN W L GB NATIONAL W L GB Philadelphia 97 57 - New York 89 65 - Boston 88 66 9.0 St Louis 81 73 8.0 Detroit 86 68 11.0 Brooklyn 80 74 9.0 Cleveland 78 76 19.0 Chicago 80 74 9.0 New York 75 79 22.0 Boston 76 78 13.0 St Louis 68 86 29.0 Cincinnati 76 78 13.0 Chicago 66 88 31.0 Pittsburgh 74 80 15.0 Washington 58 96 39.0 Philadelphia 60 94 29.0 LEAGUE LEADERS BATTING AVG J.Jackson Pha .389 R.Horsnby StL .378 T.Cobb Det .382 C.Stengal Bkn .355 T.Speaker Bos .364 I.Griffin Pit .352 R.Stephenson Cle .361 A.Strunk Pit .344 G.Sisler SLA .353 Z.Wheat Bsn .343 HOME RUNS B.Ruth NYY 52 T.Walker Cin 33 B.Miller Wsh 26 R.Hornsby StL 27 J.Hauser Pha 24 H.Miller NYG 27 E.Smith Cle 23 E.Smith NYG 26 B.Meusel NYY 22 Z.Wheat Bsn 21 RBI'S B.Ruth NYY 145 T.Walker Cin 141 J.Hauser Pha 132 H.Miller NYG 128 E.Smith Cle 126 G.Burns Chn 118 B.Meusel NYY 124 J.Fournier Cin 115 M.McManus SLA 108 C.Lee Pit 114 WINS D.Walker Pha 23 J.Barnes Bsn 23 J.Lively Det 22 W.Hoyt NYG 21 H.Pennock Pha 22 R.Faber NYG 20 S.Stroud Bos 22 C.Hendrix Pit 19 E.Steele Cle 20 C.Johnson Chn 19 ERA D.Walker Pha 3.15 R.Comstock Phi 3.21 S.Stroud Bos 3.18 H.Bedient Bsn 3.26 H.Pennock Pha 3.37 B.Sherdel StL 3.29 L.Brenton Bos 3.44 R.Faber NYG 3.33 E.Ponder SLA 3.45 H.Suter NYG 3.33 STRIKEOUTS J.Scott Bos 122 R.Comstock Phi 130 D.Leonard Wsh 115 R.Faber NYG 130 D.Luque Wsh 108 D.Vance Phi 127 D.Walker Pha 107 W.Hoyt NYG 107 H.Moran NYY 102 C.Hendrix Pit 104 YEAR END AWARDS AMERICAN LEAGUE MVP: Babe Ruth NY Yankees: hit .351 with 52 homers and 145 rbi's PITCHER OF YEAR: Dixie Walker Philadelphia: 23-10 with a 3.15 era ROOKIE OF YEAR: Fred Haney Detroit: third baseman hit .340 with .407 obp and 126 runs scored. NATIONAL LEAGUE MVP: Rogers Hornsby St Louis: .378 with 27 homers and 108 rbi's PITCHER OF YEAR: Jesse Barnes Boston: 23-10, 3.47 era ROOKIE OF YEAR: Jim Bottomley St Louis: .373 with 14 homers and 79 rbi's in 122 games 1922 WORLD SERIES: A's vs GIANTS REMATCH OF 1911 FALL CLASSIC WON BY A's GAME 1: GIANTS HAMMER A'S 9-1 IN SERIES OPENER AT SHIBE PARK Red Faber pitched a complete game 2-hitter while Earl Smith and Frankie Frisch each hit 2-run homers to lead the New York Giants to a 9-1 victory over the hometown Philadelphia Athletics in Game One of the 1922 World Series. New York batters lit up A's starter Herb Pennock for 4 runs in the first inning and 2 more in the second to make the game a laugher. Frisch and Ross Youngs each had 3 hits to lead the Giants. GAME 2: A's HANG ON TO WIN 8-7 AND EVEN SERIES The Philadelphia Athletics withstood a 9th inning New York rally in which the Giants scored twice and had the tying run on third base with one out but were unable to get the equalizer in an 8-7 A's victory. Joe Hauser and Whitey Witt each drove in two runs for the A's, who won despite being outhit 14-11. Buck Weaver had 3 of the Philadelphia hits and he scored twice. Hack Miller's 3 run homer in the 4th inning was the big blow for the Giants. Burleigh Grimes earned the victory while Rosy Ryan took the loss for New York. GAME 3: JACKSON RBI SINGLE IN 9TH GIVES WHITE ELEPHANTS 2-1 SERIES LEAD After going hitless in the first two games of the series, American League batting champ Joe Jackson had 2 hits in Game 3 including an rbi single in the top of the ninth that plated Buck Weaver with the winning run in a 5-4 Athletics victory. Philadelphia had to overcome a 4-0 first inning deficeit to rally past the hometown New York Giants and take a 2 games to one lead in the World Series. American League pitcher of the year Dixie Walker survived the rough first inning and allowed just 2 hits the rest of the way for his second career postseason victory. Waite Hoyt took the loss after the Giants elected not to go to the bullpen for the ninth inning. GAME 4: GIANTS EVEN SERIES WITH EXTRA-INNING WIN The World Series is now tied at two games apiece after the New York Giants beat Philadelphia 4-3 in a game four that lasted 10 innings. Hack Miller doubled in Ray Grimes with 2 outs in the bottom of the 10 inning to give New York the victory. Grimes was the star of the day for the Giants as he went 5-for-5, scoring 3 runs and driving in the other Giant tally. Red Faber got his second win of the series while Herb Pennock was the losing pitcher for the second time. GAME 5: GIANTS WIN ON LAST AT BAT AGAIN For the second day in a row the Giants scored in their final at-bat to beat the Philadelphia Athletics 4-3. 37 year old Art Fletcher was the unlikely hero, delivering a pinch-hit single with one out in the bottom of the 9th and the bases loaded to plate Happy Felsch with the winning run. Fletcher, who spent most of the season at AAA Jersey City, had not appeared in a postseason game since the 1911 series when he hit just .133 against the Athletics. Ralph Miller (no relation to teammate Hack) homered for the Giants while Jimmy Dykes hit a round-tripper for the Athletics. Huck Betts got the win in relief of Rosy Ryan while Burleigh Grimes was tagged with the loss. GAME 6: GIANTS WIN WORLD SERIES The New York Giants beat Philadelphia 6-4 to win their third World Championship in the past four years. Hack Miller snapped a 4-4 with a solo homerun off of losing pitcher Dixie Walker in the top of the 6th inning to lead the Giants to victory. The run came an inning after the A's had tied the game on a 2-run shot off the bat of Whitey Witt. Hack Miller also doubled and scored 3 runs in the game to cap a brilliant World Series for the 28 year old outfielder who was named World Series MVP for the second year in a row. In 6 games he hit .417 with 2 homers and 8 rbi's. The difference in the series was the New York offense performed while the Philadelphia batters did not. In addition to Hack Miller's .417 average the Giants had plenty of offense from Frankie Frisch (.370), Heinie Groh (.353), Ray Grimes (.320) and Happy Felsch (.393). Only Ross Youngs (.200) and Earl Smith (.111) struggled. On the Philadelphia side only Whitey Witt (.381) and Buck Weaver (.370) hit well. Lead-off man Eddie Collins batted just .130 for the series and failed to score a run. Batting champ Joe Jackson hit just .227. Rookie slugger Joe Hauser did drive in 5 runs but batted just .250. Number five hitter Jimmy Dykes hit just .176.
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I AM LOVING THIS THREAD TIGERSFAN!!!!!!!!KEEP IT COMING. I WILL KEEP READING!!!!!
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1922 GOLF RECAP
xBARNES REMAINS WORLD'S TOP GOLFER 1922 ended exactly as it started with Long Jim xBarnes ranked as the number one golfer in the world. For the second year in a row xBarnes led the PGA tour in earnings as he pocketed nearly $5,400 for his efforts which include wins at the St. Petersburg, Metropolitan and California Opens. While xBarnes did not win the third major of his career, he did finish second in the PGA Championship and 4th in the US Open. Thanks to wins at the North and South Open and the Canadian Open, 39 year old Martin xO'Laughlin finished second on the PGA money list just ahead of young Bobby xJones. xJones won only one event this year, the prestigous Los Angeles Open at Riviera, but the 22 year old was consistant with 14 top ten finishes. Rounding out the top 5 money winners on the PGA were Tommy xArmour and MacDonald xSmith. Internationally, Willie xMacFarlane was the top money winner on the European Tour for the 3rd year in a row. xMacFarlane won 6 tournaments this year and finished second in the British Open to move up to the number two ranking in the world. The three major tournaments of the year provided some thrilling finishes. The first major of the season was the United States Open which was held at Skokie Country Club in Illinois. Enjoying a 5 stroke lead heading into Sunday's play it seemed that 22 year old Jimmy xHines had his second career major all wrapped up. However, after rounds of 72,73 and 69 on the par 71 course, xHines shot a dreadful 78 on Sunday which opened the door for another 22 year old in Gene xSarazen. xSarazen entered the day 8 strokes back of xHines but shot a 1 under par 70 to end the day tied for the lead. Alas, xSarazen's miracle comeback bid would fall just short as he would lose to xHines in a playoff. xHines is off to an exceptional start in my replay. He has only won 2 tournaments but they are both majors and he is presently ranked 22nd in the world. In real life, the Mineola, New York native was a decent PGA pro, winning 9 tournaments and was named to the 1939 Ryder Cup team. However, he never won a major as the best he could do was tie for third in a couple of PGA Championships. Code:
TOP TEN FINISHERS AT THE 1922 US OPEN - Skokie CC NAME SCORE 1- Jimmy xHines 8* won playoff 2- Gene xSarazen 8 3- Sid xBrews 12 4- Jim xBarnes 13 4- Emmett xFrench 13 6- Walter xHagen 14 6- Olin xDutra 14 6- Tony xManero 14 6- Ed xDudley 14 10-Tommy xArmour 15 xHufty entered the day tied with Tommy xArmour for third place, 4 strokes back of xMacFarlane. He led all golfers with a 2 under par 69 on the final day to earn the victory by one stroke over xMacFarlane and Chick xEvans. xArmour fell apart shooting 78 to drop into a tie for 8th. In real life the Washington born Hufty made a much bigger mark in the insurance business than he did in golf. However, Hufty did win the 1926 North & South Amateur. Code:
TOP TEN FINISHERS AT THE 1922 BRITISH OPEN - Royal St. George's NAME SCORE 1- Page xHufty 5 2- Chick xEvans 6 2- Willie xMacFarlane 6 4- Anthony Russell 11 5- Emmett xFrench 12 6- Al xEspinosa 13 6- Peter xO'Hara 13 8- Tommy xArmour 14 8- Gene xSarazen 14 8- Jack xForrester 14 Code:
TOP TEN FINISHERS AT THE 1922 PGA CHAMPIONSHIP - Oakmont CC NAME SCORE 1- Walter xLoeffler 19 2- Tommy xArmour 20 2- Jim xBarnes 20 2- Harry xHampton 20 5- Logan Atwood 21 5- Jack xBurgess 21 7- Edward xBeall 22 7- Willie xMacFarlane 22 9- Page xHufty 23 9- Bobby xJones 23 Code:
MAJOR TOURNAMENT WINNERS YEAR PGA US OPEN BRITISH OPEN 1919 Walter xHagen Jerry xTravers not held 1920 Walter xHagen Willie xMacFarlane Jimmy xHines 1921 Jim xBarnes Jim xBarnes Bill xLeach 1922 Walter xLoeffler Jimmy xHines Page xHufty Here are the top money winners from both the North American and European Tours: Code:
PGA MONEY LEADERS 1- Long Jim xBarnes $5398 2- Martin xO'Loughlin $4792 3- Bobby xJones $4751 4- Tommy xArmour $4137 5- MacDonald xSmith $3981 6- Chick xEvans $3467 7- Gene xSarazen $3454 8- Page xHufty $3415 9- Jack xBurgess $3348 10- Archie xLoeffler $3317 PGA EUROPE MONEY LEADERS (in UK pounds) 1- Willie xMacFarlane 3610 2- Sid xBrews 2209 3- Bobby xCruikshank 1995 4- Callum O'Grady 1935 5- Arthur xHavers 1625 WORLD GOLF RANKINGS NAME PTS RKLAST YR 1- Long Jim xBarnes 490 1 2- Willie xMacFarlane 489 6 3- Tommy xArmour 386 4 4- Bobby xJones 384 8 5- MacDonald xSmith 332 19 6- Martin xO'Loughlin 315 67 7- Gene xSarazen 309 23 8- Jack xBurgess 305 12 9- Olin xDutra 296 11 10- Walter xHagen 290 2
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1922 BOXING RECAP
DEMPSEY LOSES HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE The big news this year in boxing came early on as Jack Dempsey lost the World Heavyweight Title in January in a bout against Bartley Madden. It was a fight that Dempsey had well in hand until it was stopped in the 11th round because of a nasty cut over the champion's left eyebrow. The gash was opened in the 7th on one of the few punches Madden had landed up to that point in the fight. It worsened through the next 3 rounds until the referee and ringside doctor stopped the bout in the 11th. The 32 year old Madden has to be the most unlikely of champions the heavyweight division has ever seen. His reign at the top was shortlived as the Irishman made one successful defense against journeyman Jack Stone before getting destroyed by Harry Wills in July. Wills, who also held the World Heavyweight Title from 1916-19 and again in 1920, closed out the year with a successful defense against George Christian to improve his career record to 57-2. Jack Dempsey handed Willis the only two losses of his career. While anxiously waiting for another title shot Dempsey reeled off 5 straight knock-out victories to close out the year. He is 48-2 for his career. Code:
TOP HEAVYWEIGHTS AT THE CONCLUSION OF 1922
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CHP- Harry Wills 57-2-0 New Orleans, La.
1- Jack Dempsey 48-2-0 Manassa, Colorado
2- Bartley Madden 49-6-2 Galway, Ireland
3- Fred Fulton 48-7-0 Rochester, Minnesota
4- Johnny Gillis 30-1-0 Toronto, Canada
5- Louis Firpo 33-0-0 Buenos Aires, Argentina
LIGHTHEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION The World Lightheavyweight title changed hands twice in 1922. In January Bob Sweeney won by TKO in the second round of his bout with Frank Moody to reclaim the crown that he held briefly in 1919. Moody was making just his second defense after winning the belt last summer. Sweeney, a 28 year old Pennsylvania native, is nearing the end of a career that went much better than in real life. In my simulation Sweeney is 57-6-2 while in real life he was 25-23-9. He is perhaps best known for his bout against Bob Fitzsimmons in 1914, for it is considered to be the first bout ever captured on film. Sweeney successfully defended his title twice in the summer, knocking out Frank Girton in the 6th round of their June bout and winning by disqualification over Tommy Gibbons at the end of July. For the 31 year old Gibbons (54-8-1) the loss was the third and likely final title shot of his career. The St Paul, Minnesota native lost an unanimous decision to Kid Norfolk in 1920 and a split decision to Jack Dillon in 1917. Sweeney's run as champion came to an end in November when he was knocked out in the 5th round of his title defense against Connecticut native Lou Bogash. The 21 year old Bogash (34-3-0) gained the World Title he was denied in real life. In 1920 the real-life Bogash is said to have clearly been the better fighter in a draw against World Champion Jack Britton. Britton never gave Bogash a rematch. In my sim Britton and Bogash will never meet as I am restricting fighters to one division and Britton is in a different weight class. Meanwhile, frustration continues for 25 year old Gene Tunney. At 40-3-1 and in the prime of his career he is considered to be the class of the division but has yet to receive a title shot. Two of Tunney's 3 losses came on disqualifications and the third was a close decision loss to Mike McTigue early in Tunney's career. Code:
TOP LIGHTHEAVYWEIGHTS AT THE CONCLUSION OF 1922 NAME RECORD HOMETOWN CHP- Lou Bogash 34-3-0 Bridgeport, Conn 1- Gene Tunney 40-3-1 New York City 2- Jack Dillon 66-6-1 Frankfurt, Indiana 3- Fay Keiser 41-5-2 Greenwich, Ohio 4- Mike McTigue 42-6-2 County Clare, Ireland 5- Jack Bloomfield 38-4-0 London, England MIDDLEWEIGHT DIVISION Mike O'Dowd's reign as Middleweight champ came to an end in October after 6 successful title defenses. O'Dowd was knocked out in the 11th round of his bout with Tiger Flowers allowing the 27 year old Georgia native to become the first African-American to hold the World Middleweight belt. Flowers is now 26-3 with 19 knockouts in his career. O'Dowd (41-5-4) is by no means near the end of his career. The 27 year old Minnesota native, nicknamed the St.Paul Cyclone, will likely get another title shot at some point. He has held the belt on two occassions so far, from January 1921 after beating Jeff Smith until losing to Flowers, and also for 2 defenses in 1919. With fighters like Flowers, O'Dowd (41-5-4), Harry Greb (50-4-3) and newcomers Jack Delaney (26-0-1) and Kid Charol (10-0) the middleweight division looks to be quite competitive over the next few years. Code:
TOP MIDDLEWEIGHTS AT THE CONCLUSION OF 1922 NAME RECORD AGE HOMETOWN CHP- Tiger Flowers 25-3-0 27 Camille, Georgia 1- Mike O'Dowd 41-5-4 27 St Paul, Minnesota 2- Harry Greb 50-4-3 29 Pittsburgh 3- Johnny Wilson 58-4-1 30 New York City 4- Eugene Brosseau 40-1-1 27 Montreal 5- Rene DeVos 34-2-0 21 Antwerp, Belgium WELTERWEIGHT DIVISION Tommy Uren held the World Welterweight title twice in 1922 but was unable to defend it on either occassion as a total of 4 different men spent some time as champion this year. Uren, a 29 year old Australian who briefly held the World Title in 1920, reclaimed the belt in July of 1921 when he knocked out Joe Gans. He would successfully defend his title in October of 1921 against Ted 'Kid' Lewis before suffering a TKO loss to Johnny Basham in the 14th round of their title fight in January of this year in London. The 32 year old Basham (53-11-2) lost the title in his first defense when the Welshman was knocked out by Mysterious Billy Smith in June. According to some reports Smith was 48 years old at the time of the fight with Basham and he regained the title he held for one bout in 1919. A Canadian, Smith decided to travel to Australia and take a big payday while giving Uren a title shot in August. The bout was never in doubt as Uren dominated an unprepared Smith and reclaimed the belt. Smith retired immediately after the fight with a 64-15-1 career record. Uren than saw his career record dip to 36-5-2 when he lost a split decision to Irineo Flores in Melbourne at the end of Novemeber. The fight was considered an upset as Flores, a 23 year old native of the Phillippines, had not faced anyone of note prior to the title shot. Code:
TOP WELTERWEIGHTS AT THE CONCLUSION OF 1922 NAME RECORD AGE HOMETOWN CHP- Irineo Flores 17-1-0 23 Phillippines 1- Tommy Uren 36-5-2 29 Sydney, Australia 2- Dave Shade 27-3-0 20 Vallejo, California 3- Pete Lazio 24-0-0 20 Scranton, Pa. 4- Packy McFarland 18-0-0 34 Chicago 5- Jack Sparr 25-3-1 24 Duncan, Arizona LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION Benny Leonard remained the class of the Lightweight Division as he made 4 successful title defenses with only a March bout against Tommy O'Brien going the distance. In May, Leonard needed just 3 rounds to knockout Joe Benjamin while in September it took 10 rounds to score a TKO over Ever Hammer. He finished the year with a 6th round TKO of Solly Seeman in their November bout. The 26 year old Leonard sports a record of 40-2-1 and has held the belt almost continuously since 1917 although he did get beat twice while champion. In May of 1919 he lost a split decision to Rocky Kansas but reclaimed the title the following January. He suffered a disqualification loss in a March 1920 defense against Joe Welling but got another shot 10 months later and after beating Jimmy Dundee he has held the title ever since. With what little competition he does have in the division aging rapidly, it appears that Benny Leonard could be World Lightweight Champion for some years to come. Code:
TOP LIGHTWEIGHTS AT THE CONCLUSION OF 1922 NAME RECORD AGE HOMETOWN CHP- Benny Leonard 40-2-1 26 New York City 1- Llew Edwards 42-5-1 28 Porth, Wales 2- Abe Atell 90-17-4 38 San Francisco 3- Lew Tendler 38-7-5 24 Philadelphia 4- Sid Barbarian 23-2-0 23 Detroit 5- Ever Hammer 41-8-1 28 Chicago
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1922 COLLEGE FOOTBALL RECAP
ANOTHER PERFECT SEASON FOR CAL For the third year in a row the University of California capped a perfect season with a Rose Bowl victory. After beating Notre Dame in the New Year's Day game each of the past two seasons the Bears hammered previously unbeaten West Virginia 56-21 in the season ending contest. In other Bowl games Missouri Valley Conference champ Nebraska improved to 9-0 with a 23-3 victory over Yale in the San Diego East-West Christmas Classic while Southern Conference winner Auburn dumped SWC champ Baylor 23-3 in the Dixie Bowl. There was no season ending poll in 1922 in real life but for sim purposes here are the year end top 10. 1- California (10-0) 2- Nebraska (9-0) 3- Auburn (10-1) 4- Army (9-1) 5- Baylor (11-1) 6- West Virgina (9-1-1) 7- Yale (9-1-1) 8- Vanderbilt (7-0-2) 9- SMU (9-1) 10- Iowa (6-1) In real life USC made it's Rose Bowl debut at the end of the 1922 season and the Trojans beat Penn State 14-3 in the big game. Losses to California and Idaho doomed the Trojans in my replay. Penn State was 8-0-2 but their schedule was not as impressive as West Virginia's in my replay. (By the way I am using the real schedule from 1922 for my replay.) I found one real life power ranking for the top 10 teams and it looked like this. Code:
W L T 1 Vanderbilt 8 0 1 2 Princeton 8 0 0 3 California 9 0 0 4 West Virginia 10 0 1 5 North Carolina 9 1 0 6 Centre 8 2 0 7 Army 8 0 2 8 Virginia Tech 8 1 1 9 Notre Dame 8 1 1 10 Auburn 8 2 0 Code:
1922 COLLEGE FOOTBALL STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE W L T California 10 0 0 Southern California 8 2 0 Idaho 7 1 0 Oregon 6 1 1 Washington 5 2 1 Stanford 4 3 1 Oregon State 3 2 2 Washington State 2 5 0 WESTERN CONFERENCE W L T Iowa 6 1 0 Michigan 5 1 1 Wisconsin 5 2 0 Chicago 4 2 1 Indiana 4 3 0 Minnesota 4 3 0 Illinois 3 3 1 Northwestern 3 4 0 Ohio State 2 4 1 Purdue 2 5 0 SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE W L T Baylor 11 1 0 Southern Methodist 9 1 0 Oklahoma State 6 3 0 Texas A&M 6 3 0 Rice 5 3 0 Texas 5 3 1 Arkansas 4 5 0 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE W L T Auburn 10 1 0 North Carolina 8 2 0 Tennessee 8 2 0 Virginia Tech 8 2 0 Vanderbilt 7 0 2 Alabama 7 2 0 Florida 7 2 0 Georgia Tech 7 2 0 Georgia 7 3 0 Mississippi 7 3 0 Virginia 6 1 2 Tulane 5 2 1 Washington & Lee 5 3 1 Kentucky 5 4 0 Maryland 5 4 1 South Carolina 5 4 0 Clemson 4 5 0 Louisiana State 4 6 0 North Carolina State 4 6 0 Sewanee 3 4 1 Mississippi State 3 5 1 ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE W L T Colorado 6 1 1 Utah 6 1 1 Colorado State 6 2 0 Denver 6 2 0 Utah State 6 3 0 Colorado Mines 5 2 0 Colorado College 2 5 0 Wyoming 2 7 0 Brigham Young 0 6 0 MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE W L T Nebraska 9 0 0 Drake 6 1 0 Kansas State 6 2 0 Kansas 5 3 0 Grinnell 4 3 1 Iowa State 4 3 1 Oklahoma 4 4 0 Missouri 3 5 0 Washington (Missouri) 2 5 0 INDEPENDANTS W L T Lafayette 9 0 0 West Virginia 9 1 1 Yale 9 1 1 Army 9 1 0 Penn State 8 0 2 Cornell 8 0 0 Presbyterian 8 1 0 Centre 8 1 1 Tennessee-Chattanooga 8 1 0 Furman 8 3 0 Colgate 7 1 1 William & Mary 7 2 0 Brown 7 2 0 Notre Dame 7 3 0 Washington & Jefferson 7 3 0 Harvard 6 2 1 Spring Hill 6 2 0 Lehigh 6 3 0 Rutgers 6 3 0 Virginia Military Inst. 6 3 0 Columbia 6 3 0 Dartmouth 6 3 0 Mercer 6 5 0 Princeton 5 2 1 Gonzaga 5 2 0 Carnegie Tech 5 3 1 Duke 5 4 1 Hampden-Sydney 5 4 0 Richmond 5 4 0 Wake Forest 5 5 0 Pittsburgh 4 3 2 Navy 4 3 0 Syracuse 4 3 2 Pennsylvania 4 4 1 Citadel 4 4 0 Birmingham-Southern 4 4 1 Mississippi College 4 4 1 Davidson 4 5 1 Wofford 4 5 0 Texas Christian 4 6 0 Oglethorpe 3 7 0 Samford 3 7 0 Newberry 2 5 0 Erskine 1 7 0
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1922 SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR : BENNY LEONARD
Lightweight boxer Benny Leonard was named the receipient of the 1922 Athlete of the Year Award. Leonard successfully defended his World Title 4 times in 1922 to improve his career record to 40-2-1. He has been the dominant fighter in the lightweight division since he first claimed the World Title in 1917. Others who received consideration included New York Yankees slugger Babe Ruth, Kansas Jayhawk center Jesse Mason and golfer Jim Barnes. Ruth, the winner last year when he broke nearly every major league slugging record including home runs in a season, hit 52 homers and won his 5th straight American League MVP award. He also batted .351 with 145 rbi's. Mason was named college basketball player of the year and was a First-Team All-America selection for the second year in a row as he led the Jayhawks to back to back National Championships. Barnes led the PGA tour in money winnings for the second straight season. He finished tied for second in the PGA Championship and 4th in the US Open. He spent the entire year as #1 on the World Golf Rankings. It marked the second year in a row Barnes was a finalist for the Sportsman of the Year. He finished second last year after winning both the PGA and US Open. I first began awarding sportsman of the year honours begining with my previous historical dynasty which ran from 1901 to 1917. This is the link to that thread if you are interested in checking it out. http://www.ootpdevelopments.com/boar...d.php?t=122371 Here are the winners from both dynasties. Code:
PREVIOUS SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD WINNERS 1901 - Cory Kearny: Quarterback Army football team 1902 - Al Orth: Pitcher Philadelphia Phillies 1903 - Bob Wicker: Pitcher St Louis Cardinals 1904 - Jack Johnson Heavyweight Boxer 1905 - Rube Waddell Pitcher Chicago White Sox 1906 - University of Tennessee Football Team 1907 - Jack Johnson Heavyweight Boxer 1908 - Sean Spencer Quarterback Michigan football team 1909 - Pop Lloyd shortstop Detroit Tigers 1910 - Sean Spencer Quarterback Michigan football team 1911 - Jack Johnson Heavyweight Boxer 1912 - Jim Thorpe Olympian/RB USA Olympic Team/USC Football 1913 - Jim Viox Second baseman Pittsburgh Pirates 1914 - Jack Johnson Heavyweight Boxer 1915 - Babe Ruth outfielder/1B Boston Red Sox 1916 - Pat Ragan pitcher Brooklyn Dodgers 1917-1919 no award given 1920 - Jack Dempsey Heavyweight Boxer 1921 - Babe Ruth outfielder New York Yankees 1922 - Benny Leonard Lightweight Boxer 1922-23 SEASON: NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE RECAP The Ottawa Senators repeated as NHL regular season champions by finishing two points ahead of the Montreal Canadiens. The Senators were not as explosive an offense as last season but they survived on key goals from veterans Cy Denneny and Buck Boucher as well as outstanding goaltending from Clint Benedict. Dissappointed at missing the playoffs last season, the Montreal Canadiens shook up their roster in the preseason by dealing veteran Newsy Lalonde to the Saskatoon Sheiks of the Western Canada Hockey League in exchange for 21 year old Aurel Joliat. Joliat helped the Habs to the playoffs by finishing 7th in league scoring but the offensive catalyst for the Canadiens was Bill Boucher. The 24 year old, who's brother Buck played for Ottawa, led the league with 30 goals. Code:
1922-23 STANDINGS GP W L T Pts GF GA Ottawa Senators 24 13 8 3 29 76 63 Montreal Canadiens 24 10 7 7 27 72 50 Toronto St. Pats 24 8 11 5 21 73 83 Hamilton Tigers 24 7 12 5 19 71 96 SCORING LEADERS TM GP G A PTS Boucher, Bill MON 24 30 10 40 Adams, Jack TOR 24 23 17 40 Dye, Babe TOR 24 21 16 37 Denneny, Cy OTT 24 10 24 34 Noble, Reg TOR 24 9 25 34 Wilson, Cully HAM 24 10 23 33 Joliat, Aurel MON 24 7 25 32 Boucher, Buck OTT 24 14 15 29 Cleghorn, Odie MON 24 13 14 27 Burch, Billy HAM 24 14 12 26 GOALTENDING Name Team GP GA GAA W L T ShO Vezina, Georges MON 24 48 2.01 10 7 7 2 Benedict, Clint OTT 24 62 2.59 13 8 3 2 Roach, John TOR 24 82 3.45 8 11 5 0 Forbes, Jake HAM 24 94 3.94 7 12 5 0 Code:
PLAYOFFS Montreal 2 at Ottawa 0 Montreal 1 at Ottawa 4 Ottawa 1 at Montreal 2(OT) Ottawa 3 at Montreal 2(OT) Montreal 3 at Ottawa 5 Ottawa 0 at Montreal 1(OT) Montreal 1 at Ottawa 3 (OTTAWA WINS 4 games to 3) PLAYOFF SCORING Team GP Goals Asst Pts Denneny, Cy OTT 7 4 4 8 Boucher, Bill MON 7 5 2 7 Joliat, Aurel MON 7 1 6 7 Lalonde, Newsy OTT 7 5 1 6 Gerard, Eddie OTT 7 1 5 6 Cleghorn,Sprague MON 7 3 2 5 Broadbent,Punch OTT 7 3 2 5 Boucher, Buck OTT 7 0 5 5 Three leagues were involved in the Stanley Cup challenge in 1922-23. The series would be held out West and would begin with the Pacific Coast Hockey Association champion Vancouver Maroons taking on the NHL champion Ottawa Senators in a best-of-five series. The winner would play a best-of-three series against the Western Canada Hockey League champion Edmonton Eskimos to determine the Stanley Cup winner. After a grueling 7 game series with Montreal the Ottawa Senators found themselves in tough against PCHA champion Vancouver. The Maroons took the series opener 4-1 but Ottawa rebounded with a 9-2 laugher in Game Two. Cy Denneny led the Sens with 4 goals and 2 assists in the contest. However Vancouver would take Game Three 2-1 to move within a victory of wrapping up the series. It was at this point that the Senators played their best hockey, reeling off 4 straight wins to capture their fourth Stanley Cup in 5 years. Clint Benedict got back to back shutouts as Ottawa finished off Vancouver with a pair of 3-0 victories. Next came WCHL champion Edmonton and the Senators swept the two game series with the Eskimos winning 8-3 and 3-2. Cy Denneny scored 3 times in the first game and twice in the second including the winner with 10 minutes remaining in the third period. Code:
STANLEY CUP HISTORY YEAR WINNER LOSER GAMES 22-23 Ottawa Senators Edmonton Eskimos 2-0 21-22 Ottawa Senators Vancouver Maroons 3-0 20-21 Vancouver Millionaires Toronto St Pat's 3-0 19-20 Ottawa Senators Seattle Metropolitans 3-1 (with 1 tie) 18-19 Ottawa Senators Seattle Metropolitans 3-1
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1922-23 SEASON: COLLEGE BASKETBALL RECAP
As expected the UCLA Bruins, led by two returning All-Americans, dominated college basketball in 1922-23. The Bruins would lose just once all season en route to their first National Title as junior forward Derrick Finneman was named the College player of the year. The National Championship may be tough to defend as four of the five starters are gone. Three including 2-time All-American Colin Lowe have graduated while sophomore guard Charlie Pebbles decided to turn pro early. The good news for the Bruins is Finneman has decided to return for his senior season and while they may lack experience, the Bruins have plenty of talent. Code:
1922-23 FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS Derrick Finneman UCLA JR Jerry Gurley Arkansas FR Larry Dumic Indiana JR Colin Lowe UCLA SR Corey James San Francisco SO 1922-23 SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS Seth Allison Holy Cross SO Lars George Kansas SR Jason Strickland Bradley JR Jon Love Yale JR Nick Goodwyn Princeton JR Here is a look back at the tournament results and other notes on the 1922-23 college basketball season: FEBRUARY 27, 1923 UCLA CLEAR NUMBER ONE ENTERING CONFERENCE TOURNEYS Led by All-Americans Derrick Finneman (19.4 ppg, 12.9 rpg) and Colin Lowe (16.0 ppg, 3.8 apg) the UCLA Bruins are far and away the class of college basketball this season. Entering the conference tournaments the only blemish on UCLA's record through 31 games is a 77-60 loss to Stanford 2 weeks ago. Barring a surprising first round loss in the Pacific Coast Conference tournament the Bruins are a lock to be the top seed for the NCAA tournament. The other 3 number one seeds are much tougher to predict as 7 or 8 teams could be qualified to claim one of the spots. Code:
COLLEGE BASKETBALL'S TOP 25 1 UCLA 30-1 2 Texas A&M 24-5 3 Yale 24-5 4 New York Univ 23-4 5 Indiana 24-5 6 Kansas 22-6 7 San Francisco 22-7 8 Davidson 25-5 9 Georgia 22-5 10 Arkansas 23-7 11 Tennessee 22-8 12 Kentucky 20-8 13 Rider 26-1 14 Maryland 21-6 15 VMI 23-7 16 Alabama 19-8 17 Colorado State 23-5 18 Hardin Simmons 20-8 19 Bradley 22-7 20 Holy Cross 18-11 21 Southern Cal 20-9 22 Wisconsin 21-8 23 Texas 19-9 24 Texas Christian 19-8 25 Missouri 19-8 MARCH 12, 1923 COLLEGE BASKETBALL CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT WINNERS Here are the winners of the major conference's post-season tournaments. Code:
CONFERENCE WINNER SCORE RUNNER-UP ACC Virginia 64-41 Duke METRO NY NYU 70-62 Fordham BIG 10 Indiana 60-50 Wisconsin BIG 12 Kansas 77-63 Missouri BORDER West Texas A&M 76-67 UTEP MAC Miami 83-80 Eastern Michigan MIDCON Duquesne 81-58 St.Joseph's MVC St Louis 79-66 Wichita State PCC UCLA 73-54 USC SEC Kentucky 82-56 Georgia Skyline Colorado State 70-69 Utah SWC Arkansas 49-41 Texas A&M WCC San Francisco 64-35 San Jose State NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS EAST REGION ROUND 1 #1 UCLA 66 #16 Sam Houston St 28 #8 Colgate 73 #9 Rice 65 #5 Bradley 89 #12 Kansas State 69 #4 San Francisco 77 #13 West Texas A&M 56 #2 Kansas 72 #15 Southern Utah 46 #7 Florida 77 #10 Duke 67 #6 St Louis 86 #11 Wichita State 63 #3 Tennessee 76 #14 Rhode Island 67 ROUND 2 UCLA 66 Colgate 43 Bradley 68 San Francisco 67 Kansas 57 Florida 56 Tennessee 80 St Louis 70 MIDWEST REGION ROUND 1 #16 Quinnipiac 52 #1 Texas A&M 45 #8 Baylor 56 #9 Oklahoma 48 #12 St John's 75 #5 Rider 63 #4 Maryland 82 #13 Tennessee Tech 67 #2 Arkansas 72 #15 Troy 71 #7 Auburn 68 #10 Tulsa 67 #11 South Carolina 83 #6 Missouri 64 #3 Yale 89 #14 Cleveland State 48 SECOND ROUND Quinnipiac 69 Baylor 58 Maryland 75 St John's 68 Auburn 64 Arkansas 61 Yale 76 South Carolina 65 SOUTH REGION FIRST ROUND #1 Kentucky 56 #16 Boston Univ 44 #9 Holy Cross 74 #8 Stanford 51 #5 Colorado State 71 #12 Pacific 63 #4 Wisconsin 79 #13 Maryland-Eastern Shore 66 #2 Georgia 66 #15 Weber State 54 #7 TCU 76 #10 Penn 53 #6 USC 83 #11 Wake Forest 65 #3 Davidson 93 #14 Miami(Oh) 57 SECOND ROUND Holy Cross 61 Kentucky 51 Wisconsin 74 Colorado State 60 TCU 72 Georgia 66 Davidson 86 USC 83 (OT) WEST REGION FIRST ROUND #16 Virginia 88 #1 Indiana 67 #8 North Carolina State 69 #9 Mississippi 64 #12 Duquesne 72 #5 Texas 56 #13 UNLV 74 #4 VMI 72 (2 OT) #2 NYU 67 #15 Gardner-Webb 46 #7 Radford 56 #10 Harvard 55 (OT) #6 Hardin-Simmons 64 #11 Detroit 56 #3 Alabama 59 #14 Tenn-Martin 40 SECOND ROUND North Carolina State 71 Virginia 64 Duquesne 82 UNLV 66 NYU 71 Radford 53 Alabama 65 Hardin-Simmons 45 SWEET 16 RESULTS UCLA 81 Bradley 68 Tennessee 66 Kansas 62 Maryland 80 Quinnipiac 63 Yale 87 Auburn 65 Holy Cross 69 Wisconsin 54 Davidson 67 TCU 48 Duquesne 66 North Carolina State 47 Alabama 71 NYU 55 ELITE EIGHT UCLA 72 Tennessee 49 Yale 66 Maryland 59 Davidson 67 Holy Cross 57 Alabama 59 Duquesne 39 FINAL FOUR As they were at the beginning of the season, the UCLA Bruins were clearly the class of the field entering the Final Four. The Bruins were the only number one seed to advance, as a pair of #1's (Indiana and Texas A&M) failed to win a game while the third (Kentucky) was done on the first weekend of the tournament. The Bruins met Yale in the early game and controlled the contest throughout, winning 86-75. Yale never led after the first ten minutes as the Bulldogs were unable to contain UCLA's dynamic duo of Colin Love (31 points) and Derrick Finneman (24 points). The second game was much tighter as a pair of 3 seeds in Davidson and Alabama hooked up. Bama led 38-32 at the break but Davidson, on the strength of a 13-1 run midway through the second half, rallied to win 71-67. Junior guard Matt Wallace, who has a shot at making the postseason All-America team, led the rally with 17 of his game high 22 points coming in the second half. NATIONAL TITLE GAME The title game was a blowout as UCLA completely dominated the contest in winning 72-46. Love and Finneman again led the way for the Bruins with 37 points between them but the big story was unheralded senior forward John Paul Fields hauling in a career high 17 rebounds in his final college game. With 2 All-Americans in Love and Finneman along with a great sophomore point guard in Charlie Pebbles, Fields rarely garned any attention in his career but he was named player of the game in the title contest.
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NCAA CHAMPIONS AND TOURNAMENT MVP'S YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP MVP 17-18 North Carolina Holy Cross Dwayne McDuffie Holy Cross 18-19 North Carolina Oklahoma A&M Harry Rowland Oklahoma A&M 19-20 San Francisco Texas Walter Delzell Yale 20-21 Kansas North Carolina Jesse Mason Kansas 21-22 Kansas Kentucky Marcel Jones Kentucky 22-23 UCLA Davidson Derrick Finneman UCLA BRUINS PRESEASON NUMBER 1 FOR 1923-24 HOOPS SEASON With senior forward Derrick Finneman leading the way the defending National Champion UCLA Bruins enter the college basketball season ranked number one in the nation. Finneman was named the College Player of the Year last season when he led the Bruins to a title game win over Davidson. Finneman will be bidding for his third straight season as a first team All-America selection. Here are the preseason top 25: 1- UCLA 2- Yale 3- Kansas 4- Holy Cross 5- Kentucky 6- Texas A&M 7- North Carolina 8- New York Univ 9- Tennessee 10- Oklahoma A&M 11- San Francisco 12- Alabama 13- Indiana 14- Georgia 15- Maryland 16- Arkansas 17- CCNY 18- Bradley 19- Princeton 20- Davidson 21- Notre Dame 22- Virginia 23- Texas 24- Santa Clara 25- Hardin Simmons 1921-22 SEASON: PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE RECAP For the third year in a row the Toronto Huskies had the best regular season record in the PBL. However, unlike last season when the Huskies won a league record 70 games and ran away with the conference, things were much tighter this time around as Syracuse finished just a game behind and Youngstown was 3 off the pace. The Huskies remain the favourites to win their second straight PBL Championship but they will have to get through the first round without two of their starters as guard Derrick Jones (19.5 ppg) and forward Nick Beck (13.6 ppg, 9.1 rpg) are both sidelined. In a little more balanced Western Conference, Fort Wayne emerged as the number one seed. The Pistons finished atop the Midwest Division for the second time in 3 years. Code:
FINAL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS EASTERN CONFERENCE NORTHEAST W L GB Toronto 60 22 - Providence 46 36 14 New York 41 41 19 Brooklyn 36 46 24 Boston 34 48 26 CENTRAL W L GB Syracuse 59 23 - Youngstown 57 25 2 Pittsburgh 39 43 20 Buffalo 36 46 23 Rochester 20 62 39 ATLANTIC W L GB Virginia 51 31 - Washington 40 42 11 Philadelphia 39 43 12 Baltimore 38 44 13 Carolina 26 56 25 WESTERN CONFERENCE SOUTH W L GB Houston 48 34 - New Orleans 47 35 1 Dallas 31 51 17 Oklahoma City 28 54 20 Atlanta 27 55 21 MIDWEST W L GB Fort Wayne 57 25 - Chicago 55 27 2 Detroit 45 37 12 Cincinnati 43 39 14 Cleveland 34 48 23 WEST W L GB St Louis 54 28 - Denver 38 44 16 Indianapolis 37 45 17 Milwaukee 35 47 19 Minneapolis 29 53 25 SCORING LEADERS TM PPG Trev Jackson NO 27.5 Kevin DeManby HOU 27.3 Mack Temple ROC 26.4 Agusti Blanco CIN 25.5 Ad Johnson SYR 24.7 Chris Horton BUF 24.5 Kirk Elliott PHI 23.3 ROOKIE SCORING TM PPG Marcel Jones PRO 19.7 Jesse Mason PIT 16.3 Jeremy Dyse WAS 9.7 1921-22 PBL PLAYOFF RECAPS The big news in the opening round of the playoffs was the 8th seeded Pittsburgh Raiders 6 game victory over the Toronto Huskies. The Huskies were missing two of their starters but the Raiders won because their 3 young stars played so well. Center Jesse Mason, a two-time National Champion at Kansas, averaged 18.7 ppg and 11.2 rpg in the series while the backcourt duo of 3rd year man Jay Lee (from NYU) and second year pro Michael McMaster (Texas A&M) combined to average 31 points and 9 assists per game. Each of the other 3 series in the Eastern Conference went the full seven games with a pair of lower seeds winning on the road. 7th seeded Washington knocked off number 2 Syracuse while the 6th seeded New York Pros beat Youngstown to through the conference playoffs wideopen. Number 4 seed Virginia was the only favourite to advance as the Squires beat Providence 104-89 in Game Seven. All 4 of the higher seeds in the West advanced as Fort Wayne knocked off Denver in 6 games, #2 Chicago beat Cincinnati 4 straight while #3 St Louis bounced Detroit in 6. Kevin DeManby averaged 32.7 ppg to lead 4th seeded Houston past South Division rival New Orleans in 6 hard fought games. Pittsburgh's cinderella run continued in the conference semi-finals when the Raiders swept Virginia in 4 straight games. The Raiders will face Washington in the Eastern Final after the Capitols ended New York's season in 6 games. While the Eastern Conference final will feature the 7th seed vs the 8th seed the Western Conference went a little closer to plan as #2 Chicago advanced after beating St Louis 96-94 in overtime of the 7th game. Houston knocked off top seeded Fort Wayne in 4 games as Kevin DeManby continued his red-hot play. CONFERENCE FINALS Pittsburgh became the most unlikely of conference champions with a 5 game victory over Washington. The Raiders reach the PBL Finals despite finishing 4 games under .500 during the regular season. Pittsburgh's opponent in the finals will be the Chicago Bruins. The Bruins found a way to shut down Kevin DeManby and beat Houston in 6 games. PBL CHAMPIONSHIP Two first time entrants will meet in the third PBL championship with Chicago having to be an overwhelming favourite. The Bruins finished the regular season with the second best record in the Western Conference (55-27) and were 16 games ahead of Pittsburgh. However, the Raiders did manage a split of their 2 games with the Bruins this season and their young stars appear to be peaking at just the right time. GAME 1- Chicago took the opener on homecourt easily with a 97-82 victory. Veterans Sherman Cole and Luke Hightower each scored 21 points to lead the Bruins. Second year guard Michael McMaster of Pittsburgh was held to just two points as he made just 1 of 10 field goal attempts. GAME 2 - Chicago goes up 2-0 in the series after hanging on for an 84-82 victory. McMaster improved to 13 points in the game and Jay Lee had 21 for Pittsburgh but center Jesse Mason got into foul trouble early and finished with just 5 points and only 5 rebounds - the first time he did not hit double-figures in rebounds since the second round of the playoffs. Forward Sherman Cole led the Bruins with 19 points. GAME 3 - Homecourt was no help for Pittsburgh as the Raiders lost 84-73 to fall behind 3 games to none in the best of seven final. A lack of depth hurt the Raiders this time as only the big three of Mason (13 points), McMaster (15 points) and Lee (17 points) managed to reach doublefigures in scoring. Chicago got plenty of points of the bench and completely dominated the game. GAME 4 - The Cinderella Raiders held on to the glass slipper for at least one more day with an impressive 111-103 victory in Game 4. Jay Lee had 26 points while Jesse Mason scored 18 and added 14 rebounds to lead Pittsburgh. Just as important was Jonathan Wesley and Shawn Caldwell combined for 23 off of the bench. Chicago guard Luke Hightower led both teams with 29 points. GAME 5 - Can the Raiders mount a miracle comeback? Pittsburgh got it's second straight win with a 97-90 victory in Game 5. Mason had 16 points and 16 rebounds to lead the Raiders who had 5 players score in double figures. The Chicago loss put a damper on a season best 30 point performance from power forward Charles Martin. GAME 6 - Back in Chicago the Bruins put an end to Pittsburgh's improbable run, winning the PBL Championship with a 114-93 victory to take the series 4 games to two. Guard Joey Pugh scored 32 points while Sherman Cole added 25 for the Bruins who in the end had just too many weapons for Pittsburgh to defend. The young Raider backcourt of Michael McMaster and Jay Lee each scored 20 points in the game. Rookie center Jesse Mason was held to 8 points as he once again got into foul trouble early. Code:
CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY YR CHAMP RUNNER UP RESULT LEAGUE MVP 22-23 Chicago Pittsburgh 4-2 Baldy Kipani - New Orleans 21-22 Toronto Denver 4-1 Trev Jackson - New Orleans 20-21 Detroit Youngstown 4-3 Stan Botev - Providence As expected Pittsburgh center Jesse Mason was the runaway choice for rookie of the year. Mason averaged 16.3 ppg and 10.0 rpg over the course of the season. For the second year in a row the league MVP came from New Orleans but this time center Baldy Kipani finished ahead of teammate Trev Jackson in the voting. The league all-star team consisted of: Code:
ALL PBL TEAM
PG Trev Jackson New Orleans 27.5 ppg, 9.8 apg
SG Ad Johnson Syracuse 24.7 ppg, 6.6 apg
SF Nick Nahra Toronto 19.7 ppg, 6.8 rpg
PF Agusti Blanco Cincinnati 25.5 ppg, 8.1 rpg
C Baldy Kipani New Orleans 23.1 ppg, 11.5 rpg
1923 PBL DRAFT NOTES COUGARS LOOK TO LOCAL STAR TO REVIVE TEAM The Carolina Cougars have a .369 winning percentage over 3 seasons in the PBL but they are hoping a local product can improve the club's fortunes. Carolina drafted forward Paul Lawson from the University of North Carolina first overall in the 1923 PBL college draft. Lawson was a two-time ACC defensive player of the year but he comes with a big question mark after playing just 19 games as a senior before being sidelined with a torn achillies. He will miss summer league action but is expected to be ready to go by training camp. Lawson average 16.4 ppg and 7.8 rpg prior to his injury. It was 1-2 for the Tar Heels as Rochester followed by selecting Darrell Sanders second. Like Lawson, Sanders comes with a big question mark. His is not physical though as he missed his entire senior season due to academic troubles. Sanders did average 11.8 ppg and 8.1 rpg as a junior. The Minneapolis Lakers grabbed underclassman Charlie Pebbles from the National Champion UCLA Bruins third. The sophomore played a huge role down the stretch helping the Bruins to a 39-1 record. Rounding out the top 5 were center Jefferson Harley from the University of San Francisco to the Atlanta Crackers while the Oklahoma City Drillers grabbed Alabama forward Chis Thomas 5th. Harley may turn out to be the gem of the draft. He was a second team All-America selection as a junior and a key component on a National Champion as a freshman. UCLA had four players selected in the first round. In addition to Pebbles, Milwaukee got two-time All-American guard Colin Lowe with the 9th pick, Denver selected John Paul Fields 15th and Youngstown grabbed Lance Reyes at the 28th spot.
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1923 INDIANAPOLIS 500
REAL LIFE WINNER MILTON WINS SIM INDY RACE For the second year in a row but just the 4th time in 11 races the simulation winner at the Indianapolis 500 was the same person who won the event in real life. In this case it was Minnesota native Tommy Milton who took the checkered flag. Milton led wire to wire to win his first Indianapolis 500 in 5 attempts. Jimmy Murphy, who won the sim event last season, finished second this time around. In real life Murphy finished third in this year's event. Code:
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1919 31 25 14
1920 11 3 2
1921 20 1 23 first lap crash
1922 24 24 14
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YEAR SIM WINNER REAL WINNER
1911 Ray Harroun Ray Harroun
1912 Charles Merz Joe Dawson
1913 Theodore Pillette Jules Goux
1914 Arthur Duray Rene Thomas
1915 Gil Anderson Ralph DePalma
1916 Wilbur D'Alene Dario Resta
1919 Jules Goux Howdy Wilcox
1920 Gaston Chevrolet Gaston Chevrolet
1921 Roscoe Sarles Tommy Milton
1922 Jimmy Murphy Jimmy Murphy
1923 Tommy Milton Tommy Milton
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1 1 1 Tommy Milton 200 Winner 1
9 2 5 Jimmy Murphy 198 Flagged 1
2 3 7 Harry Hartz 196 Flagged 1
16 4 31 Frank Elliott 196 Flagged 1
22 5 19 Prince deCystria 196 Flagged 1
7 6 23 L.L. Corum 195 Flagged 1
13 7 3 Joe Boyer 195 Flagged 1
3 8 4 Dario Resta 194 Flagged 1
14 9 6 Eddie Hearne 194 Flagged 1
21 10 28 Leon Duray 194 Flagged 1
20 11 15 Max Sailer 194 Flagged 1
24 12 34 Phil Shafer 194 Flagged 1
18 13 35 Bennett Hill 193 Flagged 1
12 14 29 Earl Cooper 192 Flagged 1
8 15 25 Howdy Wilcox 189 Flagged 3
17 16 14 Christian Lautensch 178 Electrical 4
6 17 18 Pierre de Viscaya 173 Suspension 3
10 18 8 Cliff Durant 158 Vibration 2
4 19 21 Martin de Alsaga 43 Gearbox 2
19 20 26 Harlan Fengler 25 Cylinder 1
5 21 27 Count Zbrowski 2 Crash 1 1
23 22 22 Raul Riganti 2 Crash 1 1
15 23 16 Christian Werner 2 Crash 1 1
11 24 2 Ralph DePalma 0 Blown Engine 1
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WINNING TIME: 04:44:20
WINNING SPEED: 105.585 mph
MARGIN OF VICTORY: 254.31 sec
YELLOW FLAGS: 3 for 21 laps
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1 Tommy Milton 1 Tommy Milton 1 Tommy Milton
2 Dario Resta 2 Dario Resta 2 Jimmy Murphy
3 Harry Hartz 3 Jimmy Murphy 3 Dario Resta
4 Jimmy Murphy 4 Harry Hartz 4 Harry Hartz
5 L.L. Corum 5 Martin de Alsaga 5 Martin de Alsaga
6 Martin de Alsaga 6 L.L. Corum 6 Frank Elliott
7 Frank Elliott 7 Frank Elliott 7 L.L. Corum
8 Pierre de Viscaya 8 Eddie Hearne 8 Eddie Hearne
9 Eddie Hearne 9 Joe Boyer 9 Joe Boyer
10 Earl Cooper 10 Earl Cooper 10 Pierre de Viscaya
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1 Tommy Milton 1 Tommy Milton 1 Tommy Milton
2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Jimmy Murphy
3 Dario Resta 3 Harry Hartz 3 Harry Hartz
4 Harry Hartz 4 Dario Resta 4 L.L. Corum
5 Frank Elliott 5 L.L. Corum 5 Dario Resta
6 L.L. Corum 6 Frank Elliott 6 Eddie Hearne
7 Joe Boyer 7 Joe Boyer 7 Phil Shafer
8 Eddie Hearne 8 Eddie Hearne 8 Joe Boyer
9 Earl Cooper 9 Phil Shafer 9 Frank Elliott
10 Prince deCystria 10 Prince deCystria 10 Prince deCystria
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1 Tommy Milton 1 Tommy Milton 1 Tommy Milton
2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Jimmy Murphy
3 Harry Hartz 3 Harry Hartz 3 Harry Hartz
4 L.L. Corum 4 Phil Shafer 4 Phil Shafer
5 Phil Shafer 5 L.L. Corum 5 Eddie Hearne
6 Eddie Hearne 6 Eddie Hearne 6 L.L. Corum
7 Dario Resta 7 Dario Resta 7 Dario Resta
8 Joe Boyer 8 Joe Boyer 8 Prince deCystria
9 Frank Elliott 9 Frank Elliott 9 Frank Elliott
10 Prince deCystria 10 Prince deCystria 10 Joe Boyer
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1 Tommy Milton 1 Tommy Milton 1 Tommy Milton
2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Jimmy Murphy
3 Phil Shafer 3 Eddie Hearne 3 Eddie Hearne
4 Eddie Hearne 4 Phil Shafer 4 Harry Hartz
5 Harry Hartz 5 Harry Hartz 5 Phil Shafer
6 L.L. Corum 6 L.L. Corum 6 Prince deCystria
7 Frank Elliott 7 Prince deCystria 7 L.L. Corum
8 Dario Resta 8 Frank Elliott 8 Dario Resta
9 Prince deCystria 9 Dario Resta 9 Frank Elliott
10 Bennett Hill 10 Bennett Hill 10 Joe Boyer
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1 Tommy Milton 1 Tommy Milton 1 Tommy Milton
2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Jimmy Murphy
3 Eddie Hearne 3 Harry Hartz 3 Harry Hartz
4 Harry Hartz 4 Eddie Hearne 4 Prince deCystria
5 Prince deCystria 5 Prince deCystria 5 Eddie Hearne
6 Phil Shafer 6 L.L. Corum 6 Frank Elliott
7 L.L. Corum 7 Dario Resta 7 L.L. Corum
8 Frank Elliott 8 Phil Shafer 8 Dario Resta
9 Dario Resta 9 Frank Elliott 9 Phil Shafer
10 Bennett Hill 10 Bennett Hill 10 Joe Boyer
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1 Tommy Milton 1 Tommy Milton 1 Tommy Milton
2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Jimmy Murphy
3 Harry Hartz 3 Harry Hartz 3 Harry Hartz
4 Prince deCystria 4 Prince deCystria 4 Prince deCystria
5 Frank Elliott 5 Frank Elliott 5 Frank Elliott
6 L.L. Corum 6 L.L. Corum 6 L.L. Corum
7 Eddie Hearne 7 Dario Resta 7 Dario Resta
8 Dario Resta 8 Eddie Hearne 8 Eddie Hearne
9 Phil Shafer 9 Phil Shafer 9 Joe Boyer
10 Joe Boyer 10 Joe Boyer 10 Phil Shafer
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1 Tommy Milton 1 Tommy Milton
2 Jimmy Murphy 2 Jimmy Murphy
3 Harry Hartz 3 Harry Hartz
4 Prince deCystria 4 Frank Elliott
5 Frank Elliott 5 Prince deCystria
6 L.L. Corum 6 L.L. Corum
7 Dario Resta 7 Joe Boyer
8 Joe Boyer 8 Dario Resta
9 Eddie Hearne 9 Eddie Hearne
10 Phil Shafer 10 Leon Duray
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