Parkin Shines as Iowa Quarterback in Yale Victory
Leland Parkin of Iowa University dominates Yale game with ball carrying and passing. Despite strong all around protection, Parkin's open field running, speed, and field vision key the Hawkeyes' win, following a legacy of great quarterbacks like Aubrey Devine.
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New York
Leland Parkin
Iowa University
Yale
Parkin
Ale
Lawa
Vincent Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Benny Boynton
Willams
Locke
Tarkin
Ned Mahan
Harvard
Aubrey Devine
Iowa
Devine
Auto crashes with caution sign in Bridgeport
An automobile carrying a "Let's Be Careful" sign crashed into a post in Bridgeport. The sole driver escaped injury.
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Bridgeport
Detroit Mayor Fires Wrathful Letter at Chicago Pastor
Detroit Mayor James Couzens responds to a remark by Rev. Lewelyn Brown of Temple Baptist Church. Couzens dictating a forceful letter to Brown and releasing it to the press to share suggestions for preparations for the second coming of Christ. Brown had criticized Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson during an event. Brown reportedly said Detroit would greet Christ with coolness, comparing Chicago’s reception.
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Detroit
Lewelyn Brown
Temple Baptist Church
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
James Couzens
Brown Brown
Navy Coach Aims For Crack Back Field In 1922
The United States Naval Academy projects a strong football year in 1922 led by coach Bob Folwell. Hamilton is expected to shine as Navy seeks a repeat performance after a 13 to 7 loss to Penn State last season.
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W. H. Hamilton
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Penn State
Bob Folwell
California
Andy Smith
Penn
Harvard
Lehigh
University of Washington
Georgia Tech
Carnegie Tech
Stars and Records Highlight Mixed Baseball News
Hughey Jennings praises pitcher Jonnard as a future NL star despite vision flaws. Max Carey and John Gooch share a unique six-hit game record for Pittsburg. Chick Galloway and Rigney hailed as top AL shortstops, Everett Scott’s World Series fielding criticized. Batting streaks see Sisler 41 in a row, Cobb 40. Williams 28, Pratt 23, Tobin 21. Rommel and Harris set AL pitching marks in 1922. Trade talk links Rip Collins to Detroit. Moran eyes Reds for World Series. Walsh exits as umpire and becomes deputy sheriff in Meriden.
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George Sisler
Ty Cobb
Ken Williams
Pratt
Tobin
Land Marines Patrolling Chinese Rebel Stronghold Foo-Chow
American British and Japanese marines landed to preserve order at Foo-Chow capital of Fukien province after a rebel faction set up a revolutionary government in the city. Dispatch from Shanghai reports the latest outbreak of fighting in China.
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London
Foo-Chow
China
Shanghai
Foo- Chow
Fukien Province
Chauncey Beats Buchtel In Long Season-Ending Game
Chauncey triumphed 6 to 0 over Buchtel in a three hour contest watched by about ten fans. Hartley and Whitlatch powered Chauncey with doubles and timely hits as Withem excelled on the mound after a rough start. This finale leaves Chauncey with a 2 3 record and reflects a tight, laborious finish at the local park.
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Buechtel
Bob" Wolford
Ashville
Buchtel
Rife
Rasp
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McDaniels
Earich
Whitlatch
Hartley
J. White
Whitliteh
Morrison
Withem
Preview of 1922 Football Season at Penn State and Centre College
Billy Evans surveys early 1922 prospects noting Penn State under Bezdek faces a lean schedule with few top opponents after losing Killinger. He highlights Centre College under Moran missing star McMillin, the Harvard clash a key test, and Centre's past shocks to Crimson as signs of uneven strength this year.
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Harvard
Moran
Killinger
Bezdek
Penn State
Charley Moran
Centre College
Bo" McMillin
Centre
McMillin
Crimson
Little
Southern College
Solomon Shot by Guard During Escape Attempt at Atlanta Prison
Milton Solomon, a convict in Atlanta, was shot twice by guard Walker as he tried to escape from the federal building while being brought to testify in a government dope smuggling case against John Owens. Walker was arrested.
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Atlanta
Milton Solomon
United States Penitentiary
Walker
Solomon
Federal
John Owens
United States submarine boat aground near Buzzard's Bay
New London Conn Oct 16 The United States steamship boat 31 is reported aground near Cuttybank Buzzard's Bay A tug has been sent from the submarine base to assist her.
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New London
Conn
United States Agle
Cuttybank
Buzzard’s Bay
Four Cents a Mile New Airplane Rate
London announces a tariff of four cents per mile for the new London Berlin air service. The rate sets the price for passengers and cargo on inaugural routes linking the two capitals with the proposed air corridor.
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London
London-Berlin
Middy Star Leads Navy Versus West Point
Vincent Conroy anchors the Navy quarterback role as the Middies prepare for the big annual clash with Army. The captain’s play last year highlighted his trusted leadership and key performances for Annapolis.
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Vincent Conroy
United States Naval Academy
West Point
Middies
Army
Rob Folwell
Annapolis
Conroy
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Townships
The notice lists multiple transfers in Jacksonville Waterloo Township Buchtel Nelsonville and York with transfers involving Thomas McMennamy Elijah Smith and others. Considerations are mostly $1 with a few substantial sums and large lots including 1700 acres in York and 81.20 acres in another parcel. An additional mine depth fact notes a United States mine at half a mile deep with 139 degree temperature.
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Jacksonville
Thomas McMennamy
Elijah Smith
Frank L. Kempton
Jas. Carey
Waterloo Township
Bishop Marks
Jesse McKere
A. R. Minnear
Vada Minnear
New Marshfield
John and
Sylvester Jones
David
Luella Pinning
York
Minerva Tipton
Clarence Tipton
United States
Series at New York unlikely next season
The piece argues the all New York World Series idea is fading. It cites the Tigers and White Sox as strong contenders, the Browns as threats, and notes the Yankees face morale and repeating pennant challenges. It laments Miller Huggins as a possible change for a chance to win again.
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Davis J. Walsh
Tigers
White Sox
Browns
Yanks
Giants
Boston Red Sox
Cobb
Gleason
Willie Kamm
Kamm
Sox
Dick Kerr
Cubs
Athletics
Red Sox
Yankee
Miller Huggins
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