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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1922

Page

7

Michigan Looms Big as Contender for Ohio Tilt

St Xavier prepares for a tough Ohio conference opener against Ohio University next Saturday at Corcoran Field. Coach Meyers cites hard practice as Xavier aims to protect a strong 25–0 win over Marysville Tennessee and prove themselves as a top challenger with Herb Davis, Ray Wurzelbacher, and James Cushing starring on offense and defense.

St. Xavier Ohioniversity Ohio Cincinnati Avier Corcoran Field Athens Rangy Mountaineers Marysville College Tensenesessee Satuday Saints Joe Meyers Finsterwald Rover Bird St. Ignatius Cincinnati Saints Herb Davis Davis Walter Eckersall Ohio State Xavier Ray Wurzelbacher James Yobby" Cushing

Michigan Can Disrupt Opponents With Modern Play This Season

Coach Yost’s Michigan squad shows potential to upset rivals with varied, deceptive attacks after a criticism of old style football. Uteritz orchestrates smart drives, Cappon and Kipke exploit openings in State and Illinois games, signaling a shift from antiquated methods.

Michigan Yost Ben State Workman Uteritz Cappon Capon Roby Kipke Isabel Ohio State Ann Arbor Fielding Yost George Little

Boxing card features multiple prizefights across cities

In New York Floyd John from California stopped Joe Vidas of Newark in the second round. Silet Puryear of Philadelphia won a decision over Joe De Costa of Brazil in a rounds bout. In Boston Mickey Travers beat Chick Snegs in ten rounds. In Portland Earl Baird defeated Johnny Brown in six. In Kenosha Sammy Mandell of Rockford beat Jack Wolfe of Cleveland in ten. Akron locally Willie Ames won a 12 round decision over Phil Logan.

New York Floyd John Fon California Joe Vidas Newark Silet Puryear Philadelphia Joe de Costa Brazil Boston Mickey Travers Chick Snegs Portland Earl Baird Johnny Brown Kenosho Wis Sammy Mandell Rockford Jack Wolfe Cleveland

Britton to Defend Welterweight Title

New York report states Jack Britton will defend his welterweight world title against Mickey Walker in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Britton, with 570 professional fights, holds speed and experience advantages but trails in age by 17 years as Walker, from Elizabeth New Jersey, is 21. The betting line favors Britton though some observers think Walker could challenge late.

New York Jack Britton Mickey Walker Elizabeth N. J Madison Square Garden Walker Britton Jersey

Big Three Flung for Aerial Game

New York writer notes Yale Princeton and Harvard diversifying attack with spread formations and goal line passes. Describes Yale and Harvard experimenting, Penn State origin of a pass from kick formation, and evolving ideas on punting versus breaking plays.

Davis J. Walsh New York Princeton Tigers Chicaro Yale Harvard Tiger Penn State Higgins Army Yost Michigan al Sharpe Centre College

Centre College Tops Harvard With Standout Lemon

Centre College’s three star players, led by Eud Lemon, shone in the Harvard game as Lemon delivered a breakout performance. Coach Charley Moran should see improvements next season as Lemon grows into a stronger back. Robertson anchored the defense with reliable tackling enabling teammates to shine.

Harvard Eud Lemon Charley Moran Lemon

Sports of all sorts: idle winter for champions and storied comebacks

Miller Huggins again accepts the management of the New York Americans. Billy Miske’s comeback pales beside Dempsey's enthusiasm. Ty Cobb touts the Yankees as the greatest, while Cy Young and Amos Rusie advise high balls to halt home runs. Willie Hoppe trains for the billiards title. Rogers Hornsby modestly explains his home run surge. An American team heads to the Orient for games in Tokio on Nov 4 and Manila on Dec 30.

Miller Huggins New York Americans Billy Miske Jack Dempsey Giants Ty Cobb Yankees Huggins Schmidt Pittsburg Nationals West Iowa Yale Howard Jones Cy Young Amos Rusie Willie Hoppe Hoppe Rogers Hornsby Babe Ruth Orient Keio University Tokio Manila

Biddle Bunch Guests at Athens Country Club Dinner

The Athens Country Club committee announces a dinner after the political election. The Biddle team will dine at the Bush team’s expense next Wednesday evening November 8. Final tournament score: Biddle 43 1 2, Bush 40 1 2 with 28 pairs competing.

Athens Country Club

McGraw Denies Endorsing New Baseball Players Union

John McGraw stated he never expressed any opinion on the new baseball players union in response to Ray Cannon who claimed he had given qualified approval of the movement.

New York Ray Cannon New Baseball Players’ Union John McGraw

Iowa Touchdown Surprise at Yale Ends Match

Billy Evens notes psychology in football as Coach Howard Jones fields a Western squad at Yale. Iowa players, wrapped in blankets with oversized headgear, stretch and grunt before kickoff, then score early and secure the game, making a striking first impression on Yale.

Howard Jones Iowa Yale

Babe Ruth Must Adhere to Training or Pass Out

One year after Ruth dominated headlines fans now see him as an ordinary player. His .118 batting average suggests decline as New York AL owners plan a 65,000 seat park and question whether Ruth can return with disciplined training and proper practice.

Babe Ruth Ruth Jack Dempsey Bill Tilden

Covington Sets World Drop Kick Record in Danville Game

Centre College quarterback Flash Covington kicked six successful drop goals against University of Louisville in Danville Kentucky on October 28 establishing a world record for drop kicking. The longest kick was from 32 yards and two others from 30 yards, surpassing the prior five kicks held by B W Trafford and Walter Eckersall. Floyd Johnson knocked out Joe Vidas in two rounds in New York, 1 15 into the second.

Herbert Flash Covington Bo” McMillin Centre College Danville University of Louisville B. W. Trafford Harvard Walter Eckersall Trafford Cornell Eckersall Chicago Illinois Nebraska E. C. Robertson Purdue Rose Poly

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