Athens High to Meet Nelsonville High in Friday Football
After two weeks idle Athens High braces to face Nelsonville High at Haydenville Friday at 2 pm. Coach Rodhill works to heal injuries, refine tackling, and build a deeper lineup for next season with several subs gaining experience.
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Frisch lauded as baseball's greatest all round star
Frankie Frisch of the New York Giants is hailed as the game’s premier all round player surpassing Ty Cobb and George Sisler in a reverent appraisal. The piece notes his speed on outfield plays bat control a switch hitting style and pivotal fielding and hitting in the 1928 World Series. It contrasts Cobb and Sisler’s fading eras with Frisch’s ongoing peak.
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Ohio University seeks second win as Kenyon game looms
Ohio University football, elated after a win over Western Reserve last Friday, ramps up scrimmage work this week aiming for a second victory against Kenyon. The freshmen push the varsity, with the first string backfield improving and signals calling by Jessown, while Kenyon seeks to rebound from four losses and challenge a bolstered Ohio defense and offense.
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Latonia Mile Championship Draws Wide Interest
Cincinnati officials report rising interest as My Own Zev and Rialto head to Latonia for the 1% Mile Latonia championship stake this Saturday. Rockminster could threaten the distance mark of 2.55 3-5 if track fasts hold. Final entries numbered 76 with western withdrawals due to strong competition and a $50,000 prize. In Memoriam also trained well in the west.
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Rest Upon Honors Will Be Brief in Billiards Championship
Welker Cochran, who dethroned Willie Hoppe, has a quick turnaround in the international 18.2 balkline title. He meets Erich Hagenlacher of Germany as part of a three match schedule beginning shortly after noon, with Jake Schaefer and Roger Conti, plus Hoppe and Edouard Horemans of Belgium, last on the program tonight.
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New York
Ohio State Scrimmage Prepares for Denison Game
Ohio State football held a stadium field scrimmage for the third straight day as they ready for Denison Saturday. Hoge Workman continued at quarterback with possible brief use of Klee against the Red eleven.
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Denison
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Big Red
Glostora Oil Claims Easy Hair Taming
An advertisement touts Glostora oil as a cure for stubborn unruly hair. It promises a natural refined look without stickiness or stiffness, with simple weekly use and long-lasting hold using a two ounce bottle.
Notre Dame's Young Team Recruits From St Edward's Hall
System and discipline drive Notre Dame football and other sports. Kent Oberst, star tackle and athletic director at St Edward's Hall, trains 5 to 12 year olds who become future Notre Dame players. His method emphasizes earning respect and consistent effort to mold long term success.
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Moscow Official Executed In Navy Graft Case
In Moscow on November 1 Boris Izmilov, his wife, and 17 contractors and officials were sentenced to death by the supreme court for army and navy graft. Izmilov previously led the navy's technical and economic administration.
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Republican committee head proposes Washington meeting dates
John T. Adams chairman of the Republican National Committee suggests in a letter to President Coolidge that the committee hold a meeting in Washington on December 11 and 12.
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John T. Adams
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Decree Bans Black Shirts Except National Militia
In Rome on November 1 a decree forbids wearing black shirts except by the national militia. The black shirt identifies the fascist unit forming the militia.
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Rome
Trotzky Warns Red Navy Over European Situation
Russian War Minister Leon Trotsky issues a manifesto to the Red navy warning that revolution gains are endangered by the current European crisis. Dispatch from Moscow reports the warning as of November 1.
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Lorain County Pomona Grange to mark golden jubilee
Lorain County Pomona Grange will celebrate its golden jubilee in Amherst Ohio on November 3 honoring all charter members in the county.
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Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Boxing Showdown Sets Stage for 15 Round Roar
New York November 1 Floyd Johnson and Jack Renault meet at Madison Square Garden for a 15 round or less bout. The winner could be hailed as a champion in prospect and push toward Tom Gibbons. Gibbons and Dempsey links loom as potential next steps in a crowded heavyweight path.
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Babe Ruth Triumphs in Comeback Season for Yankees
Babe Ruth returns from a low ebb and a year marked by barnstorming controversies. He trains hard, sheds weight, and leads the Yankees to the American League pennant. Ruth dominates the world series, earning universal fan support and affirmation from teammates.
Football Frazzle and Fallouts Stir the Press
A string of jumbled sports and world notes clash with odd opinions on Notre Dame football, boxing, Olympic rules, and a Boston court case. The item mixes colorful commentary with references to managers, gamblers, and media trends across sports and public life.
Master Mind in Baseball The 1923 World Series Clash
The piece argues that Master Mind John McGraw failed to translate strategy into action as Babe Ruth and Brute Force outplayed him. It notes that good planning hinges on pitching and, without effective execution, inside baseball collapses.
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Babe Ruth
Casey Stengel Homer Smoothed Rough World Series Start
The account notes Casey Stengel hitting a home run in darkness risk averted a tense start to the game. Weather and stadium conditions barely allowed play, with doubts about extending the series beyond one inning. The writer recalls last year’s controversy and suggests a longer game might not have improved the result.
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Casey Stengel
World Series Start Time Suggestion For October Games
A proposed start time of 1 30 p m for World Series games is discussed as worthy of consideration. The idea could ease October workloads and deserves careful thought by decision makers due to its potential impact on schedules and related activities.
Ohio high school football praised for town support
NTEREST FOR FOOTALL PAID BY 6000 TEAMS reports Dr. F P A Lambert in Columbus noting towns with strong civic backing for schools reap benefits, while Columbus lags in support. He cites Toledo and Dayton as models and warns large cities split talent, hindering high school programs.
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Blue Nose Takes Early Lead in Fishermen’s Trophy Race
Leading Halifax page recounts Blue Nose from Canada taking the early advantage over the Columbia Am challenger in the second race for the international fishermen’s trophy. Official start times list Blue Nose at 9 00 27 and Columbia at 9 00 40.
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Columbia
Wind Disrupts Punt Rule Question in Football Play
In a wind affected play Team A punt crossed the line of scrimmage then blew back behind it. The ball did not touch ground or an opponent beyond the line. The ruling: downs broken when punt occurs and both sides have a fair chance to possess. wind did not give the opposition a fair chance. ref should rule ball did not cross the line.
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