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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1926
Page
2
Football lineup listed with college players across positions
The roster shows players at each position: Left End Hanson and Left Tackle Wickhorst plus guard Connaughton and Center Boeringer, with Right Guard Shively and Right Tackle Smith. Ends include Oosterbaan, and quarterbacks Friedman. backs include Baker Kaer and Joesting as fullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Syracuse
Wickhorst
Navy
Connaughton
Georgetown
Boeringer
Notre Dame
Shively
Illinois
Smith
Brown
Oosterbaan
Michigan
Friedman
Baker
Northwestern
Kaer
Southern California
Joesting
Minnesota
Bobcats Open Season With Rio Grande Tilt
Ohio University basketball enters its second week of practice under Coach Grover with strenuous drills. The opener is set for Saturday against Rio Grande, followed by Bilse College and Ohio State in December. Sophomores Smith DuBois and Burkholder push for starting roles as fans anticipate first year players in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Qeintet
Grover
Rio Grande
Bilse College
Ohio State
Columbus
Athens
Bilas
O. U
Smith
DuBois
Burkholder
Ohio
Ruppert Backs Moves to Oust Landis as Baseball Dictator
Colonel Jacob Ruppert pushes to strip Judge Landis of supreme power by forming an executive committee to oversee baseball. The December meeting in Chicago will also consider a commissioner election and a ten day notice before unconditional release or waiver of players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dew
Jacob Ruppert
Stonesaw Mountain Landis
New York Yankee
Landis
Ruppert
Byron Bancroft Johnson
American Legion
Cear
New Pastor Chosen for Episcopal Church
The Rev. Pomeroy named as new pastor of the Episcopal church replacing the outgoing minister. Details on appointment and parish plans released by the diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Christ mans vagstion weiter of the comety shodis
The fragment references a Christman event with vague items about execution and petitions. It mentions January 8 and includes terms that appear garbled or OCR corrupted. No clear persons, organizations, or places are discernible to confirm details beyond the dated note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Man Injured In Collision Reported In Local Scene
An accident occurred leaving one man injured. The incident was reported to authorities and is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Local Residents Make Short Moves and Visits
L Peeples returned to Canbridge today after an absence. Mrs Scott C Ridgway and Mrs J T Mees with daughter Jesa plan to motor to Athens tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Jacbh Leiber will move into the Whaley property on Mutheery Avenue. Mea EB N Thompace and Mr and Mrs Warren Davis were visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Peeples
Canbridge
Scott C. Ridgway
J. T. Mees
Jesa
Athens
Jacbh Leiber
Whaley
Mutheery
Avenue
Mea
EB. N. Thompace
Warren Davis
Middleport News Roundup Visitors and Local Guests
Mrs. 8. B. Tinkiepaugh returned Saturday from Chauncey visits. Philip DeMain of Columbus chats his parents Mr. and Mrs. Marvin DeMain. Hetty Jane Hecker stays at her Fourth Street home. Viela Swisher and Piessie Bermundeon of Dexter visited Saturday. Mrs. Frank Winegar of Cheshire called here Saturday. J. K. Mulligan of Bucyrus was a visitor Saturday. L. Romine of Columbus called here Saturday. Arthur Evans of Cheshire visited Saturday. Charles Campbell of Erie Pa was here Saturday. Joe Barsotti visited relatives in Parkersburg Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
B. Tinkiepaugh
Chauncey
Philip Debiain
Columbus
Marvin DeMain
Hetty Jane Hecker
Fourth Street
Viela Swisher
Piessie Bermundeon
Dexter
Frank Winegar
Cheshire
J. KB. Mulligan
Bucyrus
Weg
L. Romine
Arthur Evans
Charles Campbell
Eric
Joe Barsotti
Parkersburg
Tuesday's five best features on radio stations
A listing of radio features across Chicago WEAF WMAQ and WEAF stations. Mentions orchestras and a tenor performance. Notes a hockey game broadcast and a string quartet from WSAI. Includes times 5 pm to 10 pm and stations across the Eastern zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAQ
Chicago
Conra
Women's Symphony
Weaf Cheek
Orota Terpadic
Soprene
Samuel Viet
New Y
Springfield
WAI
Cincinnati
WSAI
Police Seek Missing Woman In England After Disappearance
Police search across England for Mrs Christ ie New glist who vanished after leaving home on Friday. Approximately a hundred officers scoured Gun ningda and surrounding areas with questions about a daughter of Miller of New eae and a vehicle found near riverside ponds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Ha Cheistie
Athens Boy Enlists in Army Service Overseas
Bradford Johnech, son of Mrs. Ananda John een of 46 Mount Street Athens Ohio, has entered the United States Army and sails from the East to the Panama Canal zone. He is assigned to the coast artillery near Pangme and will serve in the Caribbean region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradford
Johnech
Ananda Johneen
Mount Street
Athens
Ohio
Neue Army
Panama Canal
Johngen
Pangme
Coast Artillery
Witton
Dempsey Tunney Fight Sparks Scandal Claims
A late 1920s column argues boxing scandals tarnish sport after Gene Tunney’s win over Jack Dempsey, recounting wild rumors of dives, bets, and rigged outcomes while praising college football’s integrity as a rare clean sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempesy
Kang
Worte
Toety Cacdianis
Hetts
Oeen
Jack Skarke
Tunney
Dempsey
Harry Wilts Clesr
Wilts
Swinner
Dempacy
Tom Gibbons
Shelby
Gibbons
Tenney
Dempeey
Jane Beeve
Harvard
Dartmond
Geneva
Holy Crom
Ben
Jack Dempsey
Number the players for baseball games to aid fans
In a December column the writer argues for numbering players in baseball like football. He cites crowd benefits, mentions casual fans and first time attendees, and suggests testing reforms in spring training to avoid season-start upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grantland Rice selects 1926 Collier’s All American team
Collier’s Weekly names Grantland Rice’s first team with ten coaches aiding selection. West leads with seven picks to four from the east, none from the Big Three. Notable exclusions include Alabama stars, while Oosterbaan and Hess feature among repeat honorees and Michigan’s 1927 captain is noted. Billy Evans sends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier
Grantland Rice
Walter Camp
Gienn & Warner
Stanford
Robert B. Zuppke
Illinois
G. C. Woodreff
Georgia
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Wallace Wade
Alabama
J. J. McEwan
Oregon
W. A. Alexander
Georgia Tech
Howard Jones
Southern California
E. P. Madigan
St. Mary's Calif
Dan E. McGuigan
Vanderbilt
South
Pickhard
Rice
Oosterbaan
Michigan
Hess
Ohio State
Thayer
Pennsylvania
Old Boy
Billy Evans
Fans seek hidden star amid lineup absence
A large crowd gathered to see a game but the hopeful player was not in the lineup. Fans scanned the audience to spot the key athlete, hoping for a chance to evaluate him up close despite his absence from the field.
Middleport Defeats Pomeroy K of P in 41 30 Victory
Middleport New York Central basketball team beat Pomeroy K of P 41 to 30 at Pomeroy Friday. Standouts were Zimmerman and Battyn with solid shooting. Middleport lineup: Zimmerman Jenkins Phillips Casto Battyn Hemsley. K of P: Lutz Morris Reese Custer Fisher Young. Referee Boyd of Pomeroy. umpire Weiker aleo of Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
New York Central
Pomeroy K. of P
Pomeroy
Zimmerman
Jenkins
Phillips
Casto
Battyn
Hemsley
K. of P
Lutz
Morris
Reese
Custer
Fisher
Young
Boyd
Weiker Aleo
Bob O Farrell Named NL MVP On Record Vote
New York report states Bob O Farrell of the St Louis Cardinals tops the National League with a record 79 votes as the most valuable player for the 1926 season. O Farrell, a star third baseman, received the highest total from leading sports writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob O'Farrell
St. Louis Cardinals
Tilden Dominates Four Indoor Tennis Matches in Philadelphia
William T. Tilden played four indoor matches at the Pennsy Cultural Athletic Club yesterday, winning two doubles and two singles in straight sets, defeating all four opponents in straight games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William _ T. Tilden
Pennsyi
Athletic Club
Richards Tops Metropolitan Tennis Ranking for 1926
New York report states Vincent Richards is named head of the Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Association for 1926 after his decision to turn professional, reflecting a shift in the local game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincent Richards
Metropolitan
New Year's Game Could Decide National Title Spotlight
Notre Dame's slim win and Southern California's path to Pasadena for New Year's Day put the top teams of the season in contention for the mythical national crown. Alabama, Navy, Army, Michigan, Northwestern, and Ohio State figure in the debate, with kick after touchdown points shaping the outcome and prompting football rules discussions on the value of individual kicks versus team play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Notre Dame
Southern California
Pasadena
Ford
Alabama
Navy
Army
Michigan
Northwestern
Onie State
Brown
Southern Oregon Agates
Annapolis
Stanterdam
Pop Warner
Notre-Dame
Southern’ California
Notre ‘Dame
Knute Rockne
Four Thousand Horsemen
Ohie
Ohio
State
Illinois
Ohio coaches plan schedules for football baseball and track
Ohio Conference coaches and athletic directors opened sessions in Columbus to arrange schedules for the coming season. The Buckeye Athletic association began proceedings with meetings held last night to set dates and matchups for football baseball and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MARE
Columbus
U.S— Ohio
Buckeye Athletic
General Barth Dies in Kansas Burial Set for Tuesday
Leavenworth Kansas December burial plans for Brigadier General Charles A Barth United States Army retired governor of the National Military Home who died at the governor s residence. Barth age sixty eight served in Indian campaigns Spanish American War Philippine Insurrection World War and organized trained and led the eighty first and seventy seventh divisions at Camp Mack Arthur Texas and to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kans
Charles A. Barth
National Military Home
Soldiers’ Home
Harth
Barth
Camp McArthur
Texas
Anit
France
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Flaveh
ASE
Collier's
the National Weekly
SmtveLy
Bobcats
Rio Grandem
Bliss College
Col. Ruppert
By Clark B. Kelsey
Ine
Galtipeis
Rev Wag
Five Beat Radio
PAN
Bully Evans
Athens Ice & Storage
Tilden
Richards
Ceret
Picketts Filling Station
Yankees
Henry L. Farrell
General Barth
Kansas
The
Swanson Furniture Co
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