01 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1922
Page
1
Rates listed for carrier subscriptions in week 17 and for mail in Ohio. Various prices include monthly and multi week options, with mixed figures such as $3.76 for week 17 carrier and $4.50 for five months by mail in Ohio, plus other regional amounts. Names appear garbled.
Nelsonville high School football overwhelmed Chauncey 21 to 0 in the season debut at Chauncey. Preston intercepted a pass and raced for a long gain while Shirley, Woodson, Kelch and Longley ran hard behind a strong line. Shumansky Dilph McGiffen Dewhurst and Lamb powered the defense as Chauncey managed only one first down. Ends Hudson Moore Campbell were active on both sides of the ball.
Herb Bush of South High and Mike Hagley of North High move from Ohio University connections to rival coaching posts in Columbus. Former teammates and classmates now lead rival programs with Bush predicting North’s teams will be well drilled and courageous.
Ohio State prepares for the first game in its new one million dollar stadium a week away as Buckeye candidates undergo four practice days focused on mental preparation. Wilce tests ends and line backups while captain Pixley anchors the line and backfield options are explored.
In this discussion readers weigh a bilateral Turkish dispute and broader international options. One path favors a Turkish accord under new League influenced governance, while another envisions British led balance among a few powers. The piece laments war’s toll and notes calls for restraint amid shifting global attitudes.
A New York paper argues daylight saving should be uniform across regions rather than local adoptions. It emphasizes the sun’s universal schedule and urges consistency by large-area policy rather than piecemeal local changes.
Canaanville high school boys and girls teams defeated Amesville high school by 128 to 60 Friday night in two games at Canaanville. Darnell led Canaanville with strong scoring while McKinley led Amesville. An earlier freshmen grade game saw Amesville win 18 to 4 with Tolson shining.
The fragment notes a budget issue tied to the Bureau and a figure named H. M. Lore n. The text is garbled but points to discussions of waste and scope in July related to fiscal planning.
Athens High School routed Murray City 59 to 0 before about 500 fans at Ohio Field. Athens showcased coordinated offense and stifling defense as Coburn and Sweeney led multiple scoring drives while Murray City struggled with speed and size.
Chauncey and Buchtel open a two game series today at Chauncey Ball Park. Buchtel fields a strong lineup including Harry Devore Mack McGraynor Ed Smathers and Carl Mohney on the mound. Chauncey counters with Sam Withem and Had Barstow while boasting a 21–3 season mark and several players hitting above .300 led by Herman Farich.
New York dispatch reports rising star Siki after defeating Carpentier draws promoters seeking matchups. Promoter Al Lippe calls Siki a fragile middleweight with a 160 pound frame and a patchy fighting record, noting his lazy training and strong kicks. He suggests a Dempsey clash would be dangerous.
Well known pastor Ay Smith, 66, longtime manager of the Smith Phillips China Co and a pottery manufacturer for 25 years, died here today after a two year illness. He leaves a widow, one son, and two daughters.
Hiram tied the season opener at home against Case, but the 6-0 loss left the hosts elated to hold the scientists to a low score.
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