Forward Pass and Shift Plays Dominate Football Critique
Lawrence Perry discusses the 1920s football season undercurrent urging limit on forward passing and shift plays. He notes the influence of Notre Dame, the need for clearer motion rules, and potential officiating reforms to curb overhead passes while preserving the game’s spectacle.
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Miller Huggins May Acquire Sewell and Simons
New York news reports Miller Huggins arrives to discuss Yankees trades. Possible targets include Joe Sewell at shortstop and Al Simons in centerfield with talks of adding a pitcher and reshaping the infield. Rumors circulate on Ward, Pipp, Emke and other potential moves as the season nears.
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Joe Sewell
al Simons
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Yanks
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Tony Laserre
Aaron Ward
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Ty Cobb
Emery Rigney
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Ward
Cobb
Wally Pipp
Charley Jamieson
O .Er
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Pipp
Boston
Howard Emke
Bobby Quinn
Huggins
Glouster Gridiron Finishes Strong Season
Glouster high school football completes a standout season with ten games. The Red team went undefeated in eight contests and tied three times, defeating Chauncey 26-3 and Murray City 6-0, before losing to the alumni 7-6.
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Glouster Boxed In By Muddy Season In Football Summary
In a rain soaked season finale Glouster tied Priday 0 0 as a pass was ruled ineligible. Rutland beat Glouster away 6 0 while Nelsonville won 20 0 on muddy ground. Glouster also tied Murray City 0 0 and defeated Buchtel 26 0. Alumni efforts closed the year with a defeat. Nine seniors received G letters. Zimmer Gibbs D Gatchel Piere and Cary will lead next year.
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Murray City
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Buchtel High
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Hints to Hunters Use White Sheet as Duck Hide
The piece advises hunters to wear a white sheet as a stealthy blind on open lakes and snow-covered ice. It describes using a sheet hide to creep within sight of ducks in pot holes and open water, noting the tactic suits winter conditions and boosts success.
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