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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
10
Ohio Wesleyan seeks conference clean up and boycotts four colleges
Ohio Wesleyan athletic committee demands a conference inquiry into its own and four rivals of the Ohio Conference. Relations with Miami Denison Case and Cincinnati are cancelled until those schools disclose methods of aiding athletes. Games with Cincinnati Denison Miami and Denison are removed from Wesleyan’s schedule for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Miami
Denison
Case
Cincinnati
Ohio Conference
Ohio Wesleyan Athletic Committee
Wesleyyan
Cinecinnati
George Gauthier
Columbus
Gauthier
Denson
Obie Wesleyan
Hoffman
Ohio
White and Mitchell Set for 15-Round Lightweight Showdown
Charley White faces Richie Mitchell in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. The winner earns a shot at Benny Leonard, the lightweight champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charley White
Richie Mitchell
Madison Squire Garden
Benny Leonard
Ted Kid Lewis to Again Clash With Roland Todd in February
London reports Ted Kid Lewis and English middleweight Roland Todd prepared for a second bout at Alexandria Palace around February 22 with a $500 side bet. Todd, a defense specialist and former sparring partner of Lewis, impressed British experts and may push toward a future match if he develops a stronger offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ted
Kid" Lewis
Roland Todd
Todd
Lewis
Lewis Brow
Alexandria Palace
Spitball May Get New Life In Baseball
Reported rumors say the lively ball and continued use of the spitball by top pitchers like Red Faber and Urban Shocker are shaping a discussion to reinstate the spitball after it was banned years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Faber
Urban Shocker
Johnny Evers Considered Retirement From Baseball
A report from New York on December 15 suggests Johnny Evers will retire from baseball. He may be named deputy commissioner of boxing in New York and previously assisted Kid Gleason with the Chicago White Sox last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Evers
Evers
Kid Gleason
Chicago White Sox
Lewis Regains Title in Heavyweight Bout at St Louis
Ed Stranger Lewis, defending heavyweight wrestling champion, retained his title in a finish over Stanislaus Zhisako in St Louis. Zhisako won the first fall but Lewis captured the last two with decisive toe holds and headlocks amid a punishing sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ed “Strander’ Lewis
Stanislaus Zhisako
Brooklyn Bout Winners Reflect Scores in 12 Round Cards
Johnny Dun fee of New York won a decision over Gene Delmont of Memphis over 12 rounds while Battling Reddy from New York defeated Harry Kabacoff of St. Louis in another 12 round decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Johnny Dunfee
New York
Gene Delmont
Memphis
Battling Reddy
Harry Kabacoff
St. Louis
Tiger recruit best of crop in 1922 season
Emory Topper Rigney was the lone spring recruit to win a regular infield or outfield job with an American League club last season. Reporting to Ty Cobb with Detroit, he started at shortstop and played every game, batting .300. Only Chick Galloway of the Athletics played 155 games, making Rigney and Galloway the league’s top two shortstops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory
Rigney
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Chick Galloway
Philadelphia Athletics
Mussolini Takes Winter Vacation at Sunny Mediterranean Resort
Benito Mussolini, premier of Italy, seeks a brief break from duties and visits a Mediterranean winter resort. The images show him preparing for his favored exercise routine during the respite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benito Mussolini
Mediterranean
Huevins Tries Again to Grab Eddie Collins
Miller Huggins plans another attempt to acquire Eddie Collins for the Yankees in a proposed deal with the White Sox. Disputes over other players persist with Sox manager Kid Gleason, as New York offers Ward Meusel and a pitcher while Chicago seeks Everett Scott. Reports on Joe Boley joining the trade were denied after he signed with Baltimore for about $6000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miller Huggins
Eddie Collins
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Huggins
Kid Gleason
White Sox
Yanks
Ward
Meusel
Sox
Everett Scott
Joe Boley
Baltimore
Chicago
Boley
New Rules Change Early Basketball Play at Ohio University
Ohio University opens the season against Bliss College as the intercollegiate league enacts new rules to speed play. A 17 foot goal zone at each end penalizes fouls with two free throws, technical fouls lose the free throw, ball possession shifts to the opponent at the sidelines, and extra time for free throws is removed to speed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Bliss College
Charity Ball To Aid Christmas Baskets In Glouster
The Frank McCann Post American Legion will hold a charity ball next Thursday evening. Proceeds supply Christmas baskets for needy families in Glouster and surrounding areas. All who can should support the Legion effort to help local children have dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCann
American Legion
Glouster
Dictator Johnson Loses Power in Baseball War
Byron Bancroft Johnson confronts Judge Landis at a joint league meeting. Johnson’s bid to curb gambling and impose a draft clash fails as the amendment allowing future joint meetings passes. Landis strengthens control while Johnson faces sidelined authority and a Priced salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie O'Connor
Landis
Johnson
National League
American
New York
Boston
Chicago
Yale Graduates Rally for Tad Jones in Montclair
Yale University graduates plan a Montclair New Jersey rally tonight to show confidence in Tad Jones and his ability to produce winning football teams at New Haven. Bill Mallory captain elect Charley O Hearn Winslow Lovejoy Newell Neidlinger and P H Jones will be the prominent guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yale University
Montclair
N. J
Tad Jones
New Haven
Bill Mallory
Charley O'Hearn
Winslow
Lovejoy
Newell Neidlinger
P. H. Jones
Ley Expects Much of Rookie First Sacker
Branch Rickey, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, believes youth will drive the 1922 NL bid. He has moved veterans and trusted Bottomley from Syracuse, where in 67 games he hit .325 and provides left handed punch at first base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
Up. Louis
Dev
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Rickey
Seg
Vets
Cardinals
Syracuse
Fred Tenney
Hal Chase
George Sisler
New Swimming Records Are Made
Cleveland reports two world records set by swimmers last night. John Weismulier, 18, world champion of the Illinois Athletic Club, swam 150 yards backstroke in 1 44.35. Harold Krueger of Honolulu shaved 0.345 seconds from the 22 yard back stroke time. Jim Bot of Syracuse clocked 220 yards backstroke in 2 . Jacques Fournier held the prior marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Weismulier
Illinois Athletic Club
Harold Krueger
Honolulu
Jim Bot
Tomly
Syracuse
Jacques Fournier
Rick
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