Ohio Team Faces Denison Amid Bad Weather
Heavy rains hinder practice on Ohio Field while cooler temps boost team spirit. Coach Finsterwald shifts Rust Rush to guard with Fisher out, and players like Middl'on Barrett Smith Chaffer and Reynolds gear up for Saturday's clash. A big rally at Ewing Auditorium energized the squad.
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Fragments Hint at Local Sports and City Notes
Scattered OCR fragments mention a city, a team, and a fall effort. No clear event, scores, or names emerge to form a full item. Readable bits include references to a local setting and possible athletic or municipal activity without concrete details.
Shufflin Phil Jailed for a Disorderly Drunk
Brimingham Alabama October 12 Shufflin Phil Douglas once idol of New York fans for the Giants is out on bail after several hours in the city jail on charges of disorderly conduct and drunkenness.
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Huggins Retained as Yankee Manager for Next Season
New York Oct 12 Colonel Ruppert announced Miller Huggins will lead the Yankees again next year amid internal and external criticism. The decision flags potential struggles to win the pennant as insiders describe Huggins as quiet and unsuited to manage prima donnas, with morale likely needing stiff guidance after the World Series collapse.
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This Is Slippery Sport Charge Patrols Arrest
A fragmentary report notes charges preferred by officers and an arrest following an incident involving a person named Douglas and his wife. The text is unclear about dates or locations but indicates a domestic dispute leading to legal action.
Athens High Faces Gallipolis In Big Friday Tilt
Athens high meets Gallipolis on the O U field at 3 p m with coach Angus King bringing a confident squad led by star players. Gallipolis relies on passing and strong backs like Phillips Swisher and Rhodes aims to anchor Athens defense with McKinley and Pritchard featuring on offense.
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Battered Veterans Fight in England
Two battered prize ring veterans meet in London as Frank Moran of Pittsburgh and Joe Beckett of England clash. Beckett is the 7-5 favorite. Moran has trained at Maidenhead and travelled to London to prove he is in top shape for the bout tonight.
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Joe Beckett
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Centre College rises to football fame and fades
A historical piece credits Centre College Danville Kentucky and alumnus Robert L. Myers for building a respected small college football program. It notes smaller schools benefit from the forward pass, speed, and close team cohesion, contrasting with large institutions and highlighting Myers’ coaching influence and the band of brothers culture.
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New Yorker Lured Away and Robbed on River Bank
John Wasserman of New York was lured to a dark Kanawha river spot in Parkersburg West Virginia last night and robbed of 29 dollars after a brick strike. His shoes and trousers were tied to a stone and tossed into the river by two assailants. The incident coincides with a local shift toward better athletics as small schools hire capable coaches to compete with larger programs.
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McGraw Signals and the Hidden Language of Pitches
Billy Evans notes Connie Mack and John McGraw used signals to guide batters, with Snyder watching the Giant bench for cues. He observes McGraw’s varied poses between pitches and suggests how sign usage could tip hitters to fast, curve, or slow offerings, while Miller Huggins doubts the value of signs.
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New Fraternity for Baseball Is Denied
John A. Heydler, president of the National League, rejected reports of a new baseball players fraternity. He said players are well treated, with Judge Landis as commissioner ensuring fairness and no need for a separate union amid high salaries.
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John A. Heydler
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Mantilla Held Sacred in Spain Not Eligible for Sale Over Debt
A Spanish custom preserves a woman's mantilla as sacred, preventing it from being sold to settle debts. The practice emphasizes cultural respect and financial protection of personal attire.
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