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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1922

Page

8

New Ohio Gymnasium A Splendid Structure

The FE H Latham Co of Columbus won the contract to build Ohio Universitys new gym on the Golden lot behind Lindley hall facing Hocking river. The multi floor facility includes a large maple court, running track, extensive locker rooms, offices, training rooms, and separate facilities for men and women, with completion planned after a high standard of fireproof construction.

Ohio Gymnasium FE. H. Latham Co Columbus Ohio State Stadium Golden Lot President Street Lindley Hall Hocking River Ohio University School of Physical Education Iso

Michigan and Ohio State Gate for Stadium Dedication Clash

Arrival of University of Michigan vanguard led by Coach Yost and 32 players marks official prep for the Ohio State stadium dedication and the gridiron contest tomorrow. Ohio State rests after last practice as questions linger on Frank Young eligibility and ticket scalping prompts suspensions.

Columbus University of Michigan Vanguard Yost Thompson O. S. A. Band Ohio Stadium Ohio State Stadium Michigan Athletic Club East Broadstreet Ohio State Stoto Country Club Frank Tee) Young Young

Canadian lightweight champ Sid Marks to fight Charley White at MSG

Sid Marks and Charley White are set for a 32 round bout at Madison Square Garden in New York. The winner earns a title shot against Benny Leonard for the lightweight championship. Also noted is a rise in railroad mileage from 53,000 miles in 1870 to nearly 253,000 miles.

New York Sid Charley White Chicago Madison Square Garden Benny Leonard

Yale Falls to Town as Missing Stars Haunt Blue

Yale lost to the Town with three star regulars absent. The game showed Yale outplayed in attack and cohesion as Oklahoma leads oil production, followed by California and Texas.

Yale Jordan Bennett O'Hearn Oklahoma California Texas

Four Umpires Pick All Star American League Team

Umpires unanimously select Collins and Cobb for infield, Speaker and Ruth controversially left off. Sisler chosen at first base with Blue and Judge as alternates. Galloway popular at shortstop. Collins and Harris noted as standout infield and pitching features. Stagg touts Chicago back field with Pyott among key players.

Collins Cisler Speaker Cobb Harry Heilmann Johnny Tobin Ken Williams Sam Rice Jamieson Robb Veach Harry Hooper Bob Meusel Ruth Blue Joe Judge Sisler Earl Shely Walter Pipp Johnny McInnes Chick Galloway Galloway Peckinbaugh Scott Gerber Rigney Eddie Collins Stanley Harris Marty McManus St. Louis Joe Dugan Schalk Steve O’neill Wally Schang Cy Perkins Hank Severeid Sox Schocker Faber Schark Chicago Bush New York Shocker St. Louis Rommel Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Collins Chicago Dugan New York Galloway Philadelphia Cobb Detroit Cleveland Heisman Detroit

Harvard Yale and Princeton Regret Hasty Intersectional Break

Harvard Yale and Princeton lament their intercollegiate football pact to drop cross regional games after this season. Yale recalls Iowa defeat while Princeton faces Chicago in a tough west trip and Harvard prepares to play Centre tomorrow.

New York Harvard Yale Princton

Chicago Rooters Look to Stagg and Lewis for Victory

Chicago coach Stagg and captain Lewis lead a team favored to beat Princeton after a 9 to 0 win last year. Analysts say Stagg, among the era’s most resourceful coaches, regards this squad as the equal of the 1921 eleven and may deliver another victory as Princeton appears weaker this season.

Pyott Chicago Princeton Tiger Stagg Chicago Rooters Lewis Princeton

Lieb Now Star for Notre Dame

Notre Dame star Tom Lieb gains notice after moving from substitute to standout tackle under Knute Rockne. Lieb, also a national champion discus thrower, has been lauded for his strength and all around play, but suffers a season ending broken leg against Purdue.

Tom Lieb Purdue Notre Dame Tommy Lieb Rockne Lieb Johnny Mohardt Knute Rockne Tommy Buck Shaw Tom

Youth Hunter Found Dead In Woods Near Peninsula

The body of 18 year old George Arndt was found in the woods near Peninsula. A bullet wound just above the right eye caused death. Coroner Kent ruled the death accidental as the rifle discharge occurred during a hunting stumble. Arndt’s mother resides in Cleveland.

Self Akron George Arndt Cleveland Peninsula Kent

Frank Chance Denied to Replace Duffy as Red Sox Manager

New York Oct 20 Harry Frazee denied reports that Frank Chance would replace Hugh Duffy as Boston Red Sox manager. Frazee also indicated the proposed swap with the Detroit Tigers involving Rip Collins Del Pratt Howard Ehmke Carl Holling Babe Hermann and 35000 had been virtually abandoned.

New York Frank Chance Chicago Cubs Hugh Duffy Boston Red Sox Harry Frazee Frazee Detroit Tigers Rip” Collins del Pratt Howard Ehmke Carl Holling Babe Hermann

Kaiser and Princess Hermine Marriage Rumor Circulates

A Doorn Holland newspaper reports a rumor that the former German Kaiser has married Princess Hermine of Reuss, circulating in London on October 20.

London Hermine Ot Reuss Doorn, Holland

Tigers Plot Newby Star Turn Versus Chicago Tigers

Princeton eyes backfield star Newby to avenge last season's loss to Chicago. Coach Bill Roper backs Newby as a leading eastern back and centers the offense around him. Newby will handle the forward pass as Lourie graduates this June.

Tigers Newby Chicago Bill Roper Princeton

Hearing on Railroad Shopmen Injunction Delayed to November

Chicago October hearing on the motion to dissolve the government injunction against the railroad shopmen was postponed at the personal request of Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty. Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson set the new date for November 6.

Chicago Harry M. Daugherty James H. Wilkerson

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