Fave Members Of Local Team WW Last Game
Friday afternoon Athens high faces Gallipolis on Ohio field in the last year for five Black and Red players Capt Shafer Rhodes Smith Kennedy Ma ple Martin and line sub Swyers strengthens backfield while Rhodes recovers from sickness Athens aims to repeat last week’s win over Ironton and rally community support for a real gridiron battle against Gallipolis on home turf
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Gallipolis
Ohio Field
Shafer
Rhodes
Smith
Kennedy
Maple
Martin
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Athens
Ironton
Rockhill
Swyers
J. Algeo
McKinley
Athena
Aquinas High
Yale Headlines: Bulldogs, Brine, and Boxing in a Busy Era
A mosaic of sports, politics, and culture dominates the period gossip. Yale as dominant figure in multiple realms, brine treatment for fighters, chefs and chorus girls in demand, and public figures like Mike McTigue and Gibbons spar in public view.
Three Winners Owned by Joe Davis at New York Show
Joe Davis of Nelsonville owns three saddled horses Silver Charm Misa Inez and Choice Gold who swept the trio class at a New York Madison Square Garden show last week under Jang of White Star farm Delaware. The horses previously appeared at the Athens county fair last summer and Choice Gold once belonged to Franz L Woodworth of Athens who sold them to Davis last spring.
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Athens County
Joe B. Davia
Nelsonville
New York
Madison Square Garden
Hss Jang
Delaware
White Star Farm
Silver Charm
Misa Inez
Choice Gold
Franz L. Woodworth
Athens
Mr. Davis
Siki Debut In New York Ends In Rough Draw With Norfolk
Battling Siki, in his American debut at Madison Square Garden, loses the decision to Kid Norfolk after 15 rounds of rough infighting. Siki shows raw swing and speed but poor defense and reliance on alcohol fueled rounds. Norfolk dominates with distance fighting and inside punishment as Siki fades with facial injuries and rally gaps.
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Jordan
Siki
Kid Norfolk
Madison Square Garden
Battler
Norfolk
Wal Thru
Jeredit
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Jamaica
Kamm Delivers But Faces Hitting Flaw
The piece notes Billy Kamm as a standout among spring debuts who delivered in the major leagues though his batting was uneven. It cites a flaw where he tends to hit under the ball due to a slight upward arm movement just before contact, described as correctable.
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Billy Kamm
Thhat
Kamim
Butler Named Oberlin Football Coach for Next Year
Lysle Butler, 96, is chosen to coach Oberlin's football squad for next year. He serves as basketball captain this season and is a two year member of the team. Butler graduated from Rayton Steele high school.
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Oberlin
Lysle Butler
Butler
Rayton Steele High School
Nosha
Bud McCaw
Indiana A
Soldier Boy Fighter Debater Boosts Martin in Ring
In a Cleveland bout, Jimmy Bronson, manager of Bob Martin, uses psychological patter to spur the champion. Martin, a strong heavyweight, takes a stumble and Bronson rebukes him, insisting feet caused the fall. The exchange showcases Bronson's self styled ring psychology amid the fight.
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Jimmy Bronson
Bob Martin
Soldier
Jimmy
Cleveland
Martin
Sergt
Rey Smith
Noble Serjeant
F. Chai
Yale Has Greatest Team In Years Clashes Of Sophomores And Freshmen
Yale football of 1923 is praised as the best in two decades with strong backfield units led by Lyle Richeson and a deep reserve corps. The piece notes Tad Jones’s two backfield sets, compares Yale to Princeton and Cornell, and previews a class rivalry between sophomores and freshmen on Ohio Field with referee Russell Rupp.
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YALE
Billy Evans
New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Princeton
Crimson
Century Milstead
Princton
Tiger
Tad Jovns
Cerain
Jones
Lyle Richeson
Bulldog
Tad Jones
Richeson
Pond and Neale
Stevens
Neidlinger
Mallory
Ted Coy
All America
Grange
Illinois
Wilson
Ponnd
Ohio Field
Butch” Grover
Don C. Peden
Peden
Russell Rupp
Sophs
Bawyer
Ruth
Illinois Ohio State Feud Shapes Big Ten Title Picture
The column weighs the Illinois versus Ohio State clash at Urbana on Nov 24 as a rubber match in a four season series. It notes Ohio State’s past upsets and Michigan’s chance to win the Big Ten if history repeats, with Illinois holding the stronger current form.
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Michigan
Ohio State
Urbana
Milinois
Ohio
Harley
Stinchcomb
Ralph Fletcher
Gray
Illinois
Buckeyes
Columbus
Towa
Wisconsin
Wilce
Northwestern
Chicago
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Notre Dame
Iowa
Ilinois
Urbana Boys
Medina defendants fined for liquor law violations
Local individuals including O. E. H. Spear Chippewa Lake J. A. Massie Lodie Anthony Leinhardt and Brunswick residents were fined 100 dollars each for breaches of the liquor laws as reported in the case.
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Medina
O.E. H. Spear
Chippewa Lake
J. A. Massie
Lodie
Anthony Leinhardt
Brunswick
California Triumphs 28 to 0 Over Ohio State in 1921 Classic
Walter Eckersall recalls the 1920 Western Conference champion Ohio State team bowing to California in Pasadena on New Year’s Day 1921. A remarkable 40 yard forward pass from Muller to Erb set the tone as California built a 28 to 0 lead and secured the championship.
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Walter Eckersall
Ohio State
Buckeyes
California
Pacific Coast
Pasadena
Ohio
Middle West
Mitdfield
Rick Muller
Charley Erb
Muller
Erb
Corneil
Harvard
al Sharpe
Yale
British Drugs Impure and Inaccurate
The British Ministry of Health report finds about one in five English prescriptions inaccurate from 429 analyzed, with 96 errors. Adulteration rose from 6.7 to 7.3 percent in 1922 and adverse reports were filed on 426 of 5863 samples.
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London
England
Ministry of Health
Lighthouse Planned for Kaula Rock in Hawaii
The Hawaii department of the army and the federal lighthouse service will map Kaula, a rocky island 35 miles south of Kauai, to establish a beacon. Two Martin bombing planes will transport equipment to Kauai aboard the tender Kukui, then fly to Kaula for photos and mosaic mapping.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Department of the Army
Federal Lighthouse Service
Rock
Kaula
Pacific
Kauai
Kukui
Harvard Varsity Prepares for Yale Game With Attacking Pace
Harvard varsity plans a speed oriented workout in Cambridge before the Yale game. Reported that Lee may start at quarterback replacing McGlone as the team seeks to sharpen dash and variety for the final stretch of the season.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Dash
Lee
McGlone
Cornell Praises Sundstrom as Great Forward
Gil Dobie lauds Sundstrom as one of the finest forwards Cornell has produced and predicts he will be a unanimous All American choice.
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Gil Dobie
Sundstrom
Cornell
Smythe to Lead Army Line in Navy Clash
Reports that star quarterback George Smythe would miss the Navy game were denied as he ran the team through practice in Smythe would run the team through its paces today or tomorrow. Coach McEwin has not fixed a lineup for Saturday.
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West Point
N. Y
George Smythe
Navy
Smythe
McEwin
Army Yale football odds favor Army and Yale this Saturday
Odds in Wall Street on the forthcoming Saturday games have Army favored over Navy at 6 to 5 and Yale favored over Harvard at 5 to 2. The bets reflect expectations for two major matchups with Army and Yale in top positions.
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ARMY
YALE
New York
Wall Street
Navy
Harvard
200 Stray Cats Move In On A Good Natured Ohioan
Ernest Penrose of Newark Ohio reports that over 200 stray cats have gathered at his home on the road between Granville and Columbus. He fears the animals will freeze this winter as housing is scarce and passersby repeatedly refuse his offer to take a cat.
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Columbus. O
Ernest Penrose
Newark
Ohio
Granville
Columbus
Penrose
Boxing Roundup From New York to Albany Fights
Last night boxing results include Kid Norfolk of New York defeating Battling Siki of Paris by decision in 15 rounds in New York. Eddie Brook of Baltimore beat Harry Garfand of New York by decision in 12 rounds. In Boston Jack Britton lost to Frankie Schoell of Buffalo in ten rounds. In Albany Vic McLaughlin of New York and Joe Gans of Brooklyn drew in 12 rounds, while Joe Lobbie of Albany KO'd Danny Coogan of Canada in the fourth.
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New York
Kid Norfolk
Battling Siki
Paris
Eddie Burnbrook
Baltimore
Harry Garfand
Boston
Jack Britton
Frankie Schoell
Buffalo
Albany
Vic McLaughlin
Joe Gans
Brooklyn
Joe Lobbie
Danny Coogan
Canada
McMillin Records Notable Two-Year Coaching Run
Bo McMillin, former Center College star, built a strong two year coaching record at Centenary College Shreveport. His first season yielded one loss to the Tennessee Medics 14 to 66. The only other defeat this year was a 14 to 0 loss to Boston College.
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Bo McMillin
Centre College
Centre
McMillin
Centenary College
Shreveport
Tennessee Medics
Centenary
Boston College
Reichstag Filibuster Threatens Stresemann Cabinet
Vorwaerts, the socialist paper, comments on yesterday's Reichstag chaos led by Communist deputy Remmele whose filibuster stalled Chancellor Stresemann's administration, predicting the cabinet's fall.
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Berlin
Vorwaerts
Herr Remmele
Stresemann Cetakian
Stresemann
Notre Dame Falls to Nebraska Again in Series
Notre Dame has lost six games in five years, with Nebraska winning three. Coach Dawson, a former Princeton halfback, has turned the trick the last two years.
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Nebraska
Dawson
Princeton
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