Ohio Drops First Conference Game At Oberlin
Oberlin edged Ohio University 6 to 0 as two field goals and strong defense decided the game. Gould kicked from 35 yards and 36 yards while Moritz and Littler starred for Ohio. Oberlin’s Jones and Gould led the scoring drives and Oberlin seized late momentum to seal the win in Athens.
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Ohio University
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Gould
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Athens
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Littler
Weber
OBE
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Appell
McFarland
P. Jones
Channon
Wagstaff
Craine
Young
Holden
Hansberry
Sewick
Robinson
Burnett
Notre Dame Faces First Big Test With Army Clash
Notre Dame coaches seek a standout backfield leader as Gipp Mohardt and Castner depart. Jimmy Crowley Elmer Layden and Max Houser vie for the triple threat role while Mayl Rip Miller anchor the line. The Army showdown at Ebbets Field on October 13 looms as a pivotal early season battle.
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Castner
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Notre Dame
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Princeton
Georgia Tech
Purdue
Nebraska
Butler
Carnegie Tech
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Jimmy Crowley
Dutch Bergman
Max Houser
Elmer Layden
Crowley
Beremann
Houser
Layden
Cated
Trown
Mayl
Rip Miller
Miller
Ebbets’ Field
Brooklyn
West
Miss Edith Cummings Wins National Woman's Golf Title
Miss Edith Cummings of Chicago North Side defeated Miss Alexa Stirling of New York and Atlanta to capture the national women's golf championship at Belmont Springs. Cummings, praised for her combative instinct and steady play, led by three holes with two to play amid a spirited display from Stirling, who had previously won titles in 1915 1919 and 1920.
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N. Y
Edith Cummings
North Side
Chicago
Alexa Stirling
New York
Atlanta
Southland
North
Miss Cummings
Florida
Miss Stirling
Belmont Springs
Shawnee
Cleveland
Wen
Joe Horgan
America
Horgan
Joe
Yankee catchers set for World Series behind pitching stars
Wallie Schang leads the three Yankee catchers in the upcoming World Series. If Schang is unavailable, Hoffman the second stringer will handle duties, with Pengourh as third string.
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Schang
Hoffman
Pengourh
North High hands Athens decisive loss in grid clash
North High of Columbus defeated Athens High 20 to 0 on Saturday. Despite early resistance Athens showed weight and speed advantages for North, with Mitchell scoring twice and Ward adding a late touchdown as North led 7-6 at half and pulled away in the second half. North's defense and quarterback sneak plays wore down Athens, which managed four completed passes and five incomplete with two interceptions.
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Athens
North High
Columbus
Athens High
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Athens Grijders
Athen
Narthos
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McKinley
Shafer
Algeo
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North
White North
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Giar
Toplace
Peter
Athens Wos
Ean
Mitchell
Ward
Mitchel
Miké Hagley
Waid
Young
Shae
Rhodes
Bethany Beaten by Davis Filkins 7 6 in Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia Davis Filkins College defeated Bethany College 7 to 6. Bethany was outplayed with no score until the third quarter when Kelly scored a Bethany touchdown but failed the kick. In the final quarter Wright Meyer scored and kicked the extra point for Davis Filkins. It was Bethany's second loss of the season.
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W. Va
Davis Elkins College
Fikins
Bethany College
Bethany
Kelly
Wrrghmeyer
Davis Filkins
Yale Holds Off North Carolina With Fast Ground Attack
Yale opened strong at New Haven with a brisk forward passing game and long runs. O Hearn scored early from two yards and Eddie Bench added a late TD after Stev ens intercepted a pass as Carolina briefly held Yale in its own territory.
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Yale
Tar Heels
Flis
O'Hearn
Eddie Bench
Stevens
North Carolina
Kentucky Rout Cincinnati In 14 to 0 Affair
University of Kentucky defeated Cincinnati 14 to 0 as Kentucky out weighed their foes by seven pounds per man. All scoring happened in the second quarter with King returning a fumble 60 yards for a touchdown and Kirwan pushing another score over the line.
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Cincinnati
Universter of
Kentucky
King
Kirwan
St Ignatius Rout Findlay 82 to 0 in Open Match
St Ignatius College of Cleveland decisively defeated Findlay this afternoon by 82 to 0. The bigger and better team overwhelmed Findlay with superior play and execution throughout the game.
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ST. Ignatius
Findlay
St. Tenatus College of
Cleveland
Saturday College Football Scores Across Multiple Teams
The day saw Oberlin 6 Ohio University 0 and numerous other results including Yale 53 North Carolina 9, Army 20 Florida 0, Army 20 Florida 0, Bucknell 47 Alfred 9, Notre Dame 14 Lombard 14, Syracuse Ot 0, Hobart 49 St Stephens 6, and Colorado 81 Colorado Mines 80 among many clashes. Multiple institutions posted varied tallies with a wide spread of scores.
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Adrian
Marietta
Broaddus
Denison
Hilldale
Ohio State
Wesleyan
Davis-Flkins
Bethany
Harvard
Rhode Island
Yale
North Carolina
Princeton
John Hopkins
Army
Florida
Navy
Dickinosa
Cornell
Susquehanna
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Portmouth
Maine
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Rutgers
Villa Nova
New York University
Rochester
Holycross
Lebanon Walier
Bucknell
Alfred
Georgia Tech
Virginia Military
Quantica Marines
Georgetown
Chicago
Colorado Accies
Columbia
Amherst
Pittshbu
Luhrig High Opens Basketball Season
Luhrig High opened outdoor basketball with three games. The girls team beat Carbondale carved in by T to 0 while Luhrig grade girls fell 6 to 3 to New Marshfield. Luhrig grade boys won 10 to 0 over New Marshfield. Van Meter and Williams starred for the Luhrig boys. Games held at New Marsh field.
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Carbondale
New Marshfield Girls
New Marshfield
van Meter
Williams
W Luhrig
Meadows Dominates Reds in 7-1 Pittsburgh Win
Cincinnati falls to Pittsburgh 7 to 1 as Meadows shines with six hits allowed six scattered Reds hits. Rixey and Sandberg suffer defeat for Cincinnati while Pittsburg pitchers hold firm.
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Ee Meadows
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburg
Meadows
Rixey and
Sandberg
Babe Ruth Hits Triple Double and Single in Yankee Victory
Babe Ruth failed to homer as the Yankees beat Philadelphia 3 to 1. He collected a triple a double and a single in four at bats. The score by innings showed New York 119 619 00x to Philadelphia 9959 010 000. Pitchers listed include Hasty Romm Rommer Perkins Pennock Jones Lostetter Schang Hoffman.
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Ruth
Philadelphia
Yanks
Hasty
Romme Ont Perkins
Pennock
Jones
I.ostteer
Schang
Hoffman
Heidelberg Opens Season With Narrow Win Over Bowling Green
Heidelberg defeated Bowling Green Normal 13 to 12 in a season opener. Skibbie Yankin and great line plunges highlighted Heidelberg's offense while Forriter contributed key plays and Bowling Green's Slkidelberg showed strong fighting spirit.
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Skeidelberg
Bowling Green Normal
Forriter
Groat
Heidelbert
Skibbie
Yankin
Bowling Green
Smokeless powder and cigar brands referenced in brief
The note mentions smokeless powder described as strong and refers to a smokeless cigar labeled as 50. A retraction of prior criticism about cold conditions last winter is requested.
Wooster Defeats Otterbein 21 Points To None In Ohio Match
Wooster College defeated Otterbein University 21 to 0 in Westerville Ohio. Wooster failed to gain a first down in the first half, scoring 14 in the third quarter and 7 in the final period. Swigart and Hurst scored, Swigart kicked two goals and three touchdowns. Otterbein’s Anderson made notable runs and Otterbein’s defense showed a strong effort in a tough loss.
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Wooster College
Otterbein Univeristy
Wooster
Hurst
Swigart
Starnes
Fnar
Siover
Smith
Ward
Anderson
Otterbein
Giants Are Beaten by Dodgers in Extra Inning Tilt
Brooklyn Dodgers rallied to defeat the New York Giants 4 to 3 in ten innings. McQuillan, Barnes and Gaston combined for the win while Vanes, Dickerman and Hargraves worked for the Giants. The game tied in the ninth before Brooklyn pulled ahead in the tenth.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Brooklyn
McQuillan, Barnes and Gaston
Vanes
Dickerman and Hargraves
Jockey Ted Rice Dies From Belmont Park Racing Accident
In New York on October 6 jockey Ted Rice died after his mount McKee from the Charles A. Stoneham string threw him. The horse swerved into the low fence, Rice was hurled, and despite hospital care at Jamaica, he did not survive the injuries.
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Ted” Rice
Belmont Park
McKee
Charles A. Stoneham
Rice
Jamaica
Criqui Wins Paris Bout After Defeat by Dundee
Eugene Criqui won a point decision over Belgian challenger Hebrand in Paris. The result shows Criqui still struggling to recover from his earlier loss to Johnny Dundee and delivering a cautious performance.
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Paris
Eugene Criqui
Johnny Dundee
Hebrand
Criqui
Ohio State Opens Season With 24 7 Win Over Wesleyan
Ohio State University defeated Ohio Wesleyan 24 to 7 in Columbus. Ohio State led 7 3 at halftime after a first quarter Wesleyan touchdown on an 80 yard run. Workman and later scoring drives helped OSU extend their lead in the third and final quarters.
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Ohio State University
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Wresteyan
Pearce
Evans
Zoal
Workman
Ohio State
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Ronal
Wilson
Wortman
Honaker
Ohio State Het
Southern
Phils Clinch Last Place With Doubleheader Sweep
Boston ends its 1923 season by defeating Philadelphia twice, 5 4 and 4 1, to lock the Phils in last in the league standings. First game details include pitches and lineups with no-hit chance. Second game ends early by agreement after five innings as Weinert and Wilson matchup Batcheder and Cousinesu.
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Philadelphia
Phils
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Ning
Wilson
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Smith
O'Neill
Ge Bks
Cheba
Weinert and
Batcheder and
Cousinesu
Akron Dominates Akron University 22–0 in Afternoon Game
Akron University shut out Wernt Nor mal 22 to 0, scoring in every quarter in a decisive afternoon victory.
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AKRON
Wernt Normal
Akron University
Toledo University Triumph Over Ypsilanti Normal 13 to Nonsense
Toledo defeated Ypsilanti Normal here this afternoon by 13 to unknown. Toledo scored its first touchdown three minutes after the start on a fum ble, then added two end runs.
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Toledo
Toledo University
Ypsilanti Normal
Overisading Eleven With Too Many Plays Very Common Fault
An early football coaching piece argues teams overuse plays. ten plays plus basic kicks and runs are enough for a season. It stresses drilling fundamentals, moral fiber, and the link between sportsmanship, character, and school spirit under coaches like at the University of Illinois.
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University of Illinois
Chicago Blackers Valor Rise Highlights Fyott’s Skill
Chicago teams in the Western Conference look strong this year with coach Stagg guiding a deep squad. The standout is Jimmy Fyott a fast and skilled ball carrier hailed as one of the brightest stars on the roster.
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Chicago
Stagg
Jimmy Fyott
Baseball scores from yesterday show mixed results
In the National League Philadelphia fell to Boston 4 5 while Chicago beat Cincinnati 2 1 and St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 7 1. In the American League Detroit routed Chicago 12 3 and Philadelphia edged New York 1 3 with Cleveland and St Louis also posting wins.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
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Cleveland
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Dauss leads Tigers to 12-3 win over St Louis in Detroit
In Detroit on October 6 Dauss limited St Louis to eight hits as Detroit piled up twelve safeties to claim a 12-3 victory. St Louis scored 3 runs on 9 hits while Detroit tallied 12 runs on 12 hits with Bassler catching and Dauss pitching.
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Mich
Dauss
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
St Louis
van Gilder
Root
Grant
Colins
Bassler
St Louis Beats Cubs In Tight City Series Clash
Opportunistic hitting carried St Louis to a 5 2 victory over Chicago. Aldrige Keene and Hartnett led the Cubs while Dyer and Clemons contributed for the Cardinals in this October meeting.
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Cubs
Chicago
Aldrige
Winker Of World Scles Not Picked By David Walsh
New York broadcast notes a playful wager to predict the World Series winner between the Yankees and the Giants. The column admits prediction is unreliable and favors caution, noting the series resists confident forecasting and that betting methods are dubious.
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Winker
David Walsh
New York
Yankees
Giants
Indians Lose Out in Doubleheader to Chicago
Cleveland drops both ends of a twin bill to Chicago, slipping to third in the American League. First game ends 6 to 3 as Chicago scores four in the ninth with two outs. Second game halted by darkness in the eighth. Chicago wins 7 to 6 after using five pitchers, with Lyons and O'Neill combining for Cleveland and Myatt finishing for Chicago.
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Speaker
Faber
Leverette
Biceros Lyons
Crouse
Uhle
O'Neill
Robertson
Lyons
Cvengros
Graham
Edwards
Smith
Boone
Levsen
Drake
Myatt
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