Ohio Denison clash looms big in conference showdown
Big Red of Denison meets Ohio Green and White in a highly anticipated Saturday clash at Ohio field. Ohio coach Finsterwald seeks revenge after last year’s upset and a robust, fast Ohio squad faces a heavier yet lower-weight Denison lineup. Referee Sayer of Ohio State with umpire Eichenlaub of Notre Dame officiate.
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Jefferson
Lyne
Rogers
Allen
Kneibler
Sarazen Captures Open Title by Defeating Hagen
Rye N Y October 13 Gene Sarazen, 21, defeated Walter Hagen in a marathon 6605 yard jaunt at the Rye links to win the open championship. The victory follows previous wins over Long Jim Barnes and Jock Hutchinson, proving Sarazen’s greatness and mastery of the game.
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Skokie
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Homestead Links
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New York
Siki Differs With English Fight Sponsors Over Purse
London reports say Battling Siki faces disagreements with English promoters over purse size for a planned bout with Joe Beckett on November 23. Siki may instead negotiate with Tex Rickard of New York. Beckett stopped Frank Moran in seven rounds before 10,000, including about 4,000 women, as the bout heated and blood flowed.
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Tex Rickard
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Frank Moran
Pittsburg
Yale Iowa State showdown draws huge 50,000 crowd
New Haven expects more than 50,000 fans at Yale bowl for the Yale versus Iowa State football game. Tad and How ard Jones coach the teams in a contest linking the 1921 western conference champion with a top eastern squad. Special trains from New York and student ushers will aid crowd management.
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O'Doul Trade Moves Yankees Pitcher to Red Sox
New York reports indicate the Yankees will trade left handed pitcher Frank O'Doul to the Boston Red Sox as the final payment for Joe Dugan the Giants also moving outfielder Lee King to the Toledo club of the American association in a bid to weed out second-string material.
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Yale and Iowa Clash In Family Style Gridiron Showdown
Yale and Iowa prepare for a significant meeting at New Haven on Saturday October 14 with coaches Tad Jones and Howard Jones guiding strong but thinning rosters. The match offers an early read on eastern and western football talent as Aubrey Devine leads Iowa after last year’s Big Ten title.
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Nelsonville Set for Big Game at Haydenville Park
Nelsonville hosts Clarksburg Ti in a Sunday clash as the Tigers seek a second win of the season. The Selects, boosted by stars added after last Sunday, play at Haydenville baseball park midway between Nelsonville and Logan with ample seating and bus service for a large turnout. The game starts promptly at 2 30. Shanghai reports hostilities erupting between rival political factions in Fukien province.
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Last Night's Fights Report Notable Draws Across Cities
New York bouts ended in draws with Irish Johnny Curtin of Jersey City and Jerry Martin of Providence matching ten rounds. Also Joe Tiplitz of Philadelphia drew ten rounds with Andy Thomas of New York. In Brooklyn, Jimmy Mars of Long Island City and Eddie Brady of Norfolk fought to a ten round draw, while Dutch Brandt of Brooklyn defeated Earl Baird of the Pacific coast in ten rounds.
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Providence
Joe Tiplitz
Philadelphia
Andy Thomas
New York
Brooklyn
Jimmy Mars
Long Island City
Eddie Brady
Norfolk
Dutch Brandt
Earl Baird
Pacific Coast
Man Charged With Manslaughter After Auto Crash
Dayton police arrest Grover Cleveland Riley 30 on manslaughter charges after Roy Brown's death when struck by Riley’s car late yesterday. Riley also faces driving while intoxicated charges. The text notes Semiramis as the first sovereign queen of Assyria.
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Sarazen Addresses Faith at First Methodist Service
Dr. McGurk continues discussion on The Faith of God at the Sunday service and 10:30 morning worship at First Methodist Episcopal with the Epworth League involved.
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Centre Upset Harvard By Driving Game And Team Spirit
Centre College stunned Harvard 6 to 9 in a 1921 game, with Bo McMillin recounting how Tiny Thornhill and a strong line, plus a driving ground attack and bold blocking, enabled a lone touchdown after a pivotal Harvard penalty. The author credits team unity and decisive blocking in the upset win.
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Miske and Gibbons Set for Madison Square Garden Duel
Billy Miske and Tom Gibbons meet tonight at Madison Square Garden for a heavyweight bout billed as one of the year's biggest. Miske seeks redemption from Benton Harbor controversy while Gibbons, rarely defeated in nine years, faces renewed scrutiny over one loss to a ring freak last year.
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