Princeton Rests Strong in Eastern Grid Title Picture
In the race for major titles, Princeton leads the East with wins over Harvard, Yale and Chicago and a string of victories. The piece notes Chicago, Cornell, Army, Notre Dame, and California as contenders with mixed prospects, while Wisconsin and Iowa loom in the Big Ten picture and Notre Dame eyes Nebraska.
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Davis L. Walsh II
N. S
New York
Iowa
Michigan
Chicago
California
Cornell
West Virginia
Army
Princeton
Tigers
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Yale
Pittsburg
Notre Dame
Ift
Nebraska
Hoosiera
Georgia Tech
Harvard
Four golf spins to master for better ball control
Expert golfer teaches the four spins slice hook underspin and overspin. Each spin affects flight and distance without changing stance or grip. Underspin lifts drives toward 250 to 275 yards, while overspin adds rolling end effects on landing. Copyright John F. Dille Co.
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John F. Dille Co
Schaeffer and Hoppe to clash in world balk line final
New York reports that Jake Schaeffer and Willie Hoppe, champions past and present, will meet in the final of the world balk line billiard championship tournament. Hoppe may enter the final without a defeat after a午後round with Rich Hagelacher. Schaeffer also plays Welker Cochran in tonight’s match before the final. Edouard Horemans has lost only one of four appearances, keeping a narrow path to the title.
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New York
Jake Schaeffer
Willie Hoppe
Schaeffer
Hoppe
Rich Hagenlacher
Germany
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Edouard Horemans
Yale Lines Up Joe Wood as Head Baseball Coach
New Haven Conn November 20 Joe Wood of the Cleveland American League team has been signed to coach Yale pitchers and may assume full baseball duties. Yale has not used professional coaching and plans a high class pro to lead the program with a three year contract signed.
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New Haven
Conn
Joe Wood
Yale
Tommers
Bill Clarke
Princeton
Jack Slattery
Harvard
Jeff Teareau
Dartmouth
Big Legatie
Wood
Wolfe Triumphs After Sensational Bantam Comeback
Cleveland veteran Jack Wolfe, badly injured in an auto crash, defies odds with a series of comebacks. He beats Frankie Jerome in New York, draws with Pat Moore in Memphis, then defeats Jerome again in Manhattan and beats Joe Lynch at Madison Square Garden, though no bantam title is at stake.
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Jack Wolfe
Wolfe
Cleveland
Jack
Frankie Jerome
Billy Gibson
Tex Rickard
New York
Jerome
Richard
Lynch
Wesleyan Has Brothers on The Gridiron
In Delaware Ohio on Edwards Field Ohio Wesleyan varsity players clash with freshmen scrimmagers. Three Red and Black regulars have brothers on the yearling squad. Ted Turney and William Turney quarrel over drives while Julian Winters and his brother Sonny compete in passing and interception drills.
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Delaware
Edwards Field
Ohio Wesleyan
Ted Turney
Wesleyan
William Turney
Julian Winters
Napoleon
Sonny
Independents Have Open Date Sunday
The Athens Independents, the city football team, have an open date Sunday despite efforts to schedule a game with a reputable opponent. The Independents boast a good record this year and remain eager to take on strong teams, using mostly former Athens high school stars capable of giving any local team a tough contest.
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Athens Independents
Independents
Athens
Harvard Quarterback Buell Key to Crimson in Princeton Clash
The article argues Buell's injury crippled Harvard after he left the Princeton game, noting the Crimson lost coordination without him. It describes Harvard's unique quarterback role emphasizing thinking and signaling fair catches, and warns Yale game impact if Buell cannot play.
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Buell
Harvard
Crimson
Princeton
Terback
Rick
Fisher
Qarterback
Yale
American Horse Racers Show Speed in European Contests
American jockeys and trainers closed the 1922 flat racing season at Saint Cloud with Frank O'Neill of St. Louis securing his fourth straight European champion jockey medal. Trainer Thomas Murphy faced discipline as Black Larry's win at Deauville triggered scrutiny. Epinard, trained by Eugene Leigh, sparked a Paris hype, while Kefalin and Kzar competed in major events. Ma dame Edmond Blanc owns Kzar, whose earnings surpassed two million francs. Leigh’s colt tops two-year-olds with six straight victories, earning 259,000 francs for his owner Peabody in France.
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Paris
Saint Cloud
Frank O'Neill
St. Louis
Frank
George Bellhouse
O'Nell
Thomas Murphy
Philadelphia
A. K. MacComber
Murphy
Board of Horse Aldermen
Larry
Deauville
Ramus
Kefalin
Alcantara
Kzar
Garner
Bullock
Fplechios
Archie Fould
Madame Edmond Blanc
Bruleur
Fugene Leigh
Lexington
Epinard
Peabody
France
Eoward
Haynes
Critica
Badajos
Epine Blanche
Boston
Jockeys and Ponies Take Winter Plans in Europe
Matt MacGee of Covington head jockey for Baron Edward de Rothschild leads eighty two ponies home and plans wintering with O Neill in Saint Moritz. Guy Garner of Centerville signs again with the Indian Prince Aga Khan stable. William Duke of Wellsville trains for the same stable as Fred Williams from Long Island earns a flat racing win at 50 to 1. The New York Bar group settles in after the races.
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Matt MacGee
Covington
Edward de Rothschild
Matt
O'Neill
Saint Moritz
Guy Garner
Centerville
Iowa
Mas
States
Aga Kahn
William Duke
Wellsville
New York
Fred Williams
Long Island
American Jockeys Win Majority of France Flat Races
American jockeys claimed more than half of the flat races run in France this year, signaling strong international participation. The statistic highlights growing cross‑border competition and notable performances by U S riders in French circuits.
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France
Many Players at the Country Club
A brisk November day at the Athens Country Club drew many golfers with both men and women present. A strong afternoon wind shifted plays over the hills and through the valleys but did not dampen enjoyment of the day.
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Athens Country Club
Suspensions Likely in Amateur Athletic Union Session
New York Nov 20 reports indicate further developments to follow suspensions of Joie Ray and the Loomis brothers at a second AAU convention session. Records by Charley Paddock from Santa Barbara are expected to be discredited over timing issues, with other disputed marks and denials of Loren Mureson and Hal Cutbill credits also noted.
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New York
Joie Ray
Joe
Frank Loomis
Chicago
Amateur Athletic Union
Charley Paddock
California
Paddock
Santa Barbara
Loren Murésison
Hal Cutbill
Ray
Loomis Brothers
American All-Stars Lose First Invasion Game to Mita Club
TOKIO Nov 20. After their first defeat of the invasion the American All-Stars baseball team left for Osaka. Japan's premier Mita club handed them defeat with Waite Hoyt pitching and Sewell catching. Final score details incomplete in readable text.
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Tokio
Osaka
Mita Club
Japan
Waite Hoyt
Sewell
Three Romney Brothers Star as College Grid Coaches
The Romney family produces three college football coaches. Milton Romney, once a Chicago star and Princeton contributor, now coaches at the University of Texas. Ott Romney directs physical education at Montana A and M College. E Lowell Romney coaches at Utah Agricultural College. Milton left Chicago with few hours remaining to finish his degree.
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Romney
Milton Romney
Chicago
Princeton
University of Texas
Ott Romney
Montana A
M. College
E. Lowell Romney
Utah Agricultural College
University of Chicago
University
Football Coaches Talk in Fancy Figures
Philadelphia report notes rising salaries for college football coaches as big programs bid high. Hugo Bezdek, Penn State athletics director, linked to Philadelphia National League club president Baker in discussions over managing the Quakers, reflecting inflated figures for successful coaches and recent offers of around 15000 dollars per year.
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Philadelphia
Baker
Hugo Bezdek
Bezdek
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Neurasthenia Debate Sparks Public Health Forum
Professor William Palmer Wynne rebukes overwork as a cause of nervous breakdowns at a Derbyshire health meeting. He argues many cases stem from egoism and social habits, not actual toil, and urges targeted public investment to tackle root defects rather than treating mere symptoms.
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Glossop
Derbyshire
England
William Palmer Wynne
Wes Ways
Great Britain
Kid Lewis Favored Over Todd In British Middleweight Title Fight
London reports Kid Lewis as a five to four favorite to defend the British mid dleweight crown against Roland Todd at Holland Park tonight. The article notes the Kobh-i-nur diamond weighing 102.75 carats, said to originate from India long before the Christian era.
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London
Ted “Kid” Lewis
Roland Todd
Holland Park
Great Britain
India
Beasley's Sun Flour For All Purpose Use
Beasley's Sun Flour promoted as a versatile baking and cooking product. Local ads highlight its multipurpose quality for everyday meals and kitchen use.
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Beasley
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