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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1922

Page

8

Odds on college games color Yale Princeton grid clash

Davis Walsh weighs betting lines for tomorrow's games with Yale favored over Princeton and Chicago rated near Illinois. He notes California over Nevada and Harvard-Brown caution, while Navy faces Army at Philadelphia with Folwell guiding the Middies.

Davis J. Walsh U.N New York

Ohio Otterbein grid clash eyed for Saturday

Ohio anticipates a tough Otterbein game at 2 o’clock on Ohio Field with a bigger team, but Otterbein relies on speed and shiftiness. Dick Reinhold will miss the game due to injury, while Guy Fiber is expected to anchor the Ohio line and earn All Ohio honors.

Wells Cordray R. H. Rupp Bethany Ohio Otter Bein Ohio Field Westerville Ditmer Otterbein Wittenberg Allam O.a. Otterbein Wesleyan Wooster Heidelberg Dick” Reinhold St. Xavier West Virginia Dope Finsterwald

Final on-field calls should stand in football

Billy Evans argues that postgame reversals of football rulings are rare and problematic. He cites Columbia vs New York University where a touchdown was later ruled a safety, changing the final score, and another game where a touchdown was later deemed illegal. He urges that field decisions should be final to maintain order and avoid late protests.

Columbia New York University New York Universality New York Aollege

Sarazen Poised To Rule Golf For Years To Come

Gene Sarazen, already leading 1922 golf honors, is described as a young, healthy champion who takes his sport seriously and plans to earn much more. The piece notes his disciplined lifestyle, post operative recovery, and belief he will remain at the top of golfing circles for years.

Gene Sarazen Sarazen Gene

Miami Football Team Heads to Oberlin After Mount Union Win

The Miami eleven of twenty players, led by Coach Ewing and Manager Blum, departed for Oberlin aiming to repeat a successful treatment used on Mount Union last week.

Oxford Oberlin Mount Union Miami Ewing Blum

Owen Stars In Athletics

Cambridge Harvard athlete George Owen leads in football hockey and baseball duties. After Yale game on November 25 he becomes hockey captain two days later. His multi sport captaincy signals enduring Harvard athletic prominence and possible All American honors.

Cambridge Mass George Owen Harvard Owen Crimson Yale

Moran Named Reds Manager For Next Season

Cincinnati reports that Pat Moran has signed to manage the Reds for the coming season. The agreement was announced at club offices in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Pat Moran Reds

Dempsey Says Carpentier Erred Against Siki

CHICAGO July. Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey argues Carpentier misjudged Siki and preferred jaw blows. Chicago University tests on Senegalese skulls showed resilience to impact, supporting Dempsey’s view that stomach hits would be more effective than jaw blows.

Chicago Til Jack Dempsey Carpentier Siki Dempsey Chicago University

Tigers Hold Secret Practice for Yale Tigers

Princeton Nov 17 Big Bill Edwards former all American Princeton was kept out of the field as the Tiger squad completed its final Yale game preparations. Only players and coaches were permitted in the enclosure. A light session was planned for this afternoon as ticket requests far exceeded supply with about 200 000 requests received.

Princeton Big Bill Edwards Tiger Yale

Saturday Games Around Ohio and Midwest Colleges

A list of Saturday college matchups across Ohio and nearby conferences. Teams include Miami at Oberlin, Kenyon at Western, Hiram at Akron, Heidelberg at Denison, Wooster at Mt Union, Marshall at Muskingum, Ohio State vs Iowa, Minnesota awaits, Purdue and Indiana open, Illinois at Chicago, Wisconsin at Michigan, Bates at West Point, Colgate at Syracuse, Albright at Cornell, Dartmouth at Columbia, Brown at Harvard, Penn at Penn State, Yale at Princeton.

Harvard Brown Syracuse Colgate Dartmouth Columbia Penn State Chicago Illinois Maroon Zuppke Hlins Wisconsin California Nevada Crimson Yale Towa Ohio State Celeate Ohio Miama Oberlin Ase Ohio Wesleyan Kenyon Western Cincinnati Wittenberg Hiram Akron Heidelberg Denison Wooster Mt. Union Marshall Muskingum Iowa Minnesota Purdue Indiana Michigan Eastern Bates West Point Albright Cornell Columbia Brown Penn Princeton St. Xavier IMI Union Ohio U Renee Agt Danigon Miami Ohio Northern Western Reserve

Chance or Carrigan to Pilot Red Sox Manager

Rumor circles New York that Frank Chance or Bill Carrigan will be named to succeed Hugh Duffy as manager of the Boston Red Sox. Harry Frazee, owner, has returned to Boston and is expected to announce the chosen leader within a day or two.

New York Frank Chance Chicago Cubs Bill Carrigan Red Sox Hugh Duffy Boston Harry Frazee

Interesting Statistics About World's Greatest Stadium

London’s stadium cost over a million dollars and features a half mile outside wall with 37 arches. It used 1400 tons of steel, 500000 rivets, 600 tons of reinforcing rods, 25000 tons of concrete, and 40 miles of terracing. Turf was 51 inches deep atop ashes and clinkers with 76000 turves sized 18 by 12 inches.

Lon'ugn London

Wembley to Host Empire Exhibition Final at Wembley Stadium

The 1924 Empire Exhibition opens in April with the king presiding at the stadium for the final British football championship match. England Scotland and Wales compete as the great football associations plan to hold the final each spring at Wembley to accommodate vast crowds and rail excursions across the United Kingdom.

Great Britain Great Football Associations Britain Ter Wembley Stadium England Scotland Wales United Kingdom

Reverend Vogel Performs Kaiser's Wedding at Doorn

The Rev. Mr. Vogel of Potsdam, Lutheran minister, marries the former Kaiser and Princess Hermine at Doorn. He wears his military decorations including the Iron Cross. The article notes earth’s equatorial diameter and polar flattening, and remarks that engineering is a very old profession.

Vogel Potsdam Kaiser Princess Hermine Doorn

Baseball Men React To Cobb Extra Base Hit Ruling

New York November 17 Baseball men on Broadway expressed surprise at Ban Johnsons ruling awarding Ty Cobb an extra base hit to raise his average to .400 for the third time since entering the majors The ruling nullified a local scorer Everett Scotts error on a May 15 play amid rain and a sparse press box sparking controversy

New York Broadway Ban Johnson Ty Cobb Everett Scott Yanks Cobb

Athens Eleven Prepares For Lancaster Challenge

Accompanied by many followers, the Athens high school eleven will leave by motor Saturday morning for Lancaster where the strong local aggregation will be played. Coach Torrence takes his twenty five players on this trip as Lancaster, with many victories, backs a tough test.

Athens Lancaster Torrence Frankfort Regan

O Doul May Prove Regular Work For Red Sox In 1924

Lefty O Doul, last year with the Yankees, has moved to Boston in the Bush Jones and Scott deal. He showed strong hitting in 1921 with a .338 average and 25 wins for San Francisco, but in New York he rarely played. If he gains control with regular work, he may become a key starter for Boston despite shaky prior opportunities.

O'Doul Boston Red Sox New York Americans Miller Huggins Boston Joe Bush Sam Jones Everett Scott New York San Francisco Vic Aldridge Chicago Cubs Yankees

Boxing results from Washington C RH and New York bouts

In Washington C RH Tut Jackson knocked out Clem Thompson of New Orleans in the second round of a ten round scheduled bout. In New York Pancho Villa defeated Abe Goldstein in a 15 round decision. Elino Flores and Jack Bernstein fought a 12 round draw in Minila and Yonkers NY.

Washington C RH. O Tut Jackson Clem Thompson New Orleans New York Pancho Villa Minila Abe Goldstein Elino Flores Jack Bernstein Yonkers N.Y Ya

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