Rumor mill swirls as Yankees eye Barrow replacement
New York Yankees rumors swirl after Ed Barrow is linked to replacing Miller Huggins as manager. Speculation centers on trades involving Carl Mays Aaron Ward and McMillan for Eddie Collins and Elodie Collins, with Ruth and Meusel targets and Joe Bush out. Jake Ruppert hints Huggins may stay if health allows.
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Aaron Ward
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Babs Ruth
Bob Meusel
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Ruth
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High and Inside Pitching: Cy Young and Amos Rusie Weigh In
In Boston Cy Young and Amos Rusie rail against modern pitching while home runs soar in 1922. They credit high and inside fastballs for limiting long hits and warn against overreliance on low pitches, noting pitching cycles and the ongoing homer trend.
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Polo Grounds
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Amos
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Young
Rosie
Little World Series Contenders Go West
Baltimore and St Paul leave for the west as the little world series stands three to one in favor of the Orioles. The series resumes tomorrow in St Paul with Baltimore favored on the Saints home diamond. The Orioles need two wins to clinch, while the Kellys require four.
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O Connell Wins in Ten Round Match
Charlie O Connell of Cleveland scored an easy victory over Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo over ten rounds last night in Buffalo. O Connell dominated every round and took control throughout.
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Chariie O'Connell
Cleveland
Jimmy Goodrich
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Football Stars Turn to Field Goals as New Scoring Rule Emerges
New York reports that old football greats attended baseball’s world series while debating the seven point touchdown proposal. Observers note coaches at Harvard and Princeton emphasize drop kicks and field goals after touchdowns, suggesting the new rule may focus play on kicking rather than thrills.
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Crimson
Bill Roper
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Buanko Leaves and Bevedeze Depart in Odd Phrase
Odd obituary style line notes Buanko leaves falling from trees while bevedeze depart, forming a brief fragmentary scene with unclear subjects and actions.
Gib bons Targets Miske Bout at Madison Square Garden
New York report says Tom Gibbons, top heavyweight contender, arrives from Chicago to finalize training for a 15 round headline fight with Billy Miske at Madison Square Garden Friday. Miske already in New York as interest in the bout grows.
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Billy Miske
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Athens High Football Practice Prepares for Gallipolis Game
The Athens high school eleven practiced on a slippery field before Friday’s game with Gallipolis. Several players will miss time due to injuries including Captain Sweeney Red Hughes and Bill Boler. Dutsy Rhodes moves to first string halfback while Ma ple is ineligible.
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Red” Hughes
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Denison to Face Ohio University in Key Saturday Clash
Denison carries confidence into the Ohio field rivalry after a 14 to 7 win at Granville last year and a 51 to 0 defeat of Freshmen. The Green and White travel to Athens for a first home game test against Ohio with preparations shaped by recent wins and band pep.
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Coach Finsterwald Faces Early Balance Challenge
Coach Finsterwald encounters team balancing issues akin to Ohio State last season. The coach will use early games to identify the lineup and determine who fits the team.
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Finsterwald
Wilce
Ohio State
Jube
Fence boosts safety at Ohio field for football crowds
A new wire fence now keeps fans 10 yards from the sidelines at Ohio field reducing the officials workload. Previously referees struggled to maneuver spectators back during heated moments of the game.
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Ohio
Ke Ming
Gene Sarazen to Lose Thousands in Hospital Absence
Gene Sarazen undergoes appendectomy in New York and will forfeit thousands of dollars in guaranteed exhibition earnings. Physicians say he cannot leave the hospital for three weeks and likely cannot play for months. Other golfers replace him in exhibitions and a Pacific coast tour may be canceled.
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New York
Gene Sarazen
Karazen
Sarazen
Pacific Coast
Cincinnati Knockout Mars Wins in Ten Rounds
Last night in Cincinnati Mars knocked out Benny Valgar from New York in ten rounds. In Mansfield Johnny Morvath defeated Richie Colbert of Cleveland in ten rounds. Johnny Gerry of Marion kayoed Johnny Miller of Youngstown in two. Johnny Moore of Warren beat Eddie Leonard of Mansfield in six. Eddie Shevlin defeated Dave Shade in a ten round decision. Rock Smith of Grand Rapids beat Mike Paulson of St Paul in two rounds by technical knockout.
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Mars
Benny Valgar
New York
Mansfield
Johnny Morvath
Richie Colbert
Cleveland
Johnny Gerry
Marion
Johnny Miller
Youngstown
Johnny Moore
Warren
Eddie Leonard
Boston
Eddie Shevlin
New England
Dave Shade
Pacific Coast
Rock Smith
Grand Rapids
Mike Paulsson
St. Paul
Landis Grants Barnstorming OK for Most Giants and Yanks
New York Oct 10 Members of both the Giants and Yanks sought Judge Landis permission to barnstorm this season. Ruth was denied while Bob Meusel was pending final clearance. Ruth and Meusel reportedly will play for various teams in the West for about 2000 dollars per game. The World Series share per Yankee player was officially announced at 2853.49 dollars.
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Yanks
Judge Landis
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Ruth
Meusel
West
Yankee
Scott Denied Exhibition Games on Pacific Coast
New York Oct. 10 Jack Scott of the Giant staff who pitched the only shutout in the world series has been denied permission by McGraw to take part in exhibitions on the Pacific coast this winter. McGraw said his arm should rest during the off season and Scott will likely return home to Ridgeway North Carolina to be with his elderly father who traveled to see his son.
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Jack Scott
Giant
McGraw
Pacific Coast
Scott
Ridgeway
N. C
Huggins Ill, Leaves for Atlantic City for Rest
Miller Huggins manager of the New York Yankees travels to Atlantic City for several weeks of rest before a planned operation. He has been ill for weeks but stayed with the club through the pennant race and the world championship chase.
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Miller Huggins
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