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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1922

Page

6

Cobb Hits .400 For Third Time In Career

Ty Cobb of the Detroit club posted a .400 batting average in 1922, the third season he hit .400 or better. The disputed hit in a May New York game was officially allowed after review, tying Cobb to the major league record once held by Jesse Burkett.

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Tigers Stay Undefeated With 16 to 0 Victory

The Roberts Tigers of Murray City defeated the Columbus Olympic A A club 16 to 0 before 900 fans. Stellar work by Roberts and Murray halfbacks Mudrie kicked a 40 yard field goal, then a second quarter touchdown and extra point, with a third quarter score sealing the win. The Tigers meet the Athens Independents in Glouster on Armistice Day. Interested teams can contact Gen Roberts or Robert Tipton, managers.

Murray City Roberts Tigers Columbus Roberts Wooller Murray Mudrie Tigers Athens Independents Glouster Gen Roberts Robert Tipton

Reds Spirit Makes Hit With Moran

Boston, Mass. Pat Moran, manager of the Cincinnati Reds, says Louis Fonseca may challenge Rogers Hornsby as the league’s premier batter. Moran praised the Reds’ second-place finish and the late doubleheader win over the Pirates. He expects stronger infield play and a more improved Fonseca next season.

Boston Mass Pat Moran Cincinnati Reds Louis Fonseca Rogers Hornsby Moran Pat Reds Pirates Giants Fonseca Hornsby Caveney Pinello

Muller Held Back by Coach Says He Will Play

Berkeley California November 6 Coach Andy Smith denies rumors that Brick Muller star end and former All America has faltered this fall. Muller injured his knee last year and still favors it but Smith asserts Muller will be fit when called upon for the game with Stanford.

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Twin Meyer brothers shine as Union ends in college ball

The Meyer twins, swift and sturdy, hold end positions at Union College and are praised by Elmer Oliphant, the former Purdue and West Point star now coaching there, for their exceptional tackling and speed.

Meyer Brothers Union College Meyer Twins Husky Elmer Oliphant Purdue West Point

Injury sidelines California star after ankle pulled

California coach Smith kept the great end out of the lineup for the big post season games after Muller pulled a tendon about three weeks ago. The injury plus the coach’s plan to have him ready for the Eastern eleven clash explains his absence from the California lineup.

Ford California Muller Smith

Yuma Records Lowest US Rainfall At 3.13 Inches

Yuma Arizona posted a record low annual rainfall of 3.13 inches, the smallest total ever recorded at a United States government weather station.

Yuma Ariz United States

Morse Appeals Case in Washington Indictment Trial Demand

A motion was filed in the District of Columbia supreme court asking the government to show cause why the indictment against Charles W. Morse, New York shipbuilder and financier, should not be immediately tried before a jury or dismissed for lack of prosecution.

Washington Charles W. Morse New York District of Columbia Supreme Court

Lyddite High Explosive Named After English Town

Lyddite is the high explosive named for Lydd in Kent, the site of its first manufacture.

Lydd Kent

Intersectional games not best for football says critics

East judges that interregional matchups distort true strength and attract spectacle over rivalry. Nebraska’s loss to Syracuse sparks debate as critics note weak turnout in major intersectionals while Yale Iowa and Harvard Princeton Chicago tests loom as proof of shifting balance.

New York East University of Nebraska Syracuse Iowa Yale Hawkeyes Harvard Princeton Princeton Chicago West Point Cornhuskers Archbold Stadium Colgate

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