Zev and My Own in Possible Washington Handicap Meet
Davis J. Walsh reports post mortem developments in the feuds horse race between Zev and My Own. Both are entered for the Washington Handicap and Latonia Championship with a possible Maryland match race and a $50,000 incentive offer from Maryland racing authorities. Zev may race in England in 1924 if sound, while Papyrus returns to England aboard the Aquitania.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Broadway
Zev
Laurel
Maryland
Harry Sinclair
England
Ben Irish
Papyrus
Sinclair
France
Paris
Aquitania
Admiral Grayson
Los Angeles
Williams and Firpo Clash and Other Ringside Notes
Vague chatter on boxing bouts in Havana and Burman Lynch spats, plus remarks on footwork as essential in champions. A Los Angeles breeder introduces a red white and blue rooster while a 300 pound cheese garners display in Kansas.
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Burman
Lynch
Los Angeles
Kansas
Jess Willard
Col Hickory Knott on Fitzsimmons and football fatalities
Col Hickory Knott quotes Bob Fitzsimmons about bigger chumps and harder falls. The writer claims seven football fatalities since the season began to prove all danger elements are eliminated.
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Col
Hickory Knott
Bob Fitzsimmons
Shade brothers whipped on the same night
The piece recounts a violent event where two Shade brothers were whipped in a single night, suggesting the act marked them for curtains. It also weaves in tangential remarks about sports, humor, and various figures, including references to soccer, a silver fox farm, civet cats, and a diamond ring signaling emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
Herb Pennock
Mr. McGraw
Hanging Pictures Alignment Across Walls
If you hang pictures facing the wall and turn them to cross the wires they will stay straight, offering a simple method to keep frames aligned.
California Nets Four Net Stars On Honor Roll
San Francisco experts predict four Californians among the top ten in the national tennis ranking this year. William M. Johnson is likely second to William Tilden, with Howard Kinsey, Robert Kinsey, and Harvey Snodgrass also high. R Norris Williams Vincent Richards and Francis T. Hunter are named among the top ten, with Carl Fischer and Manuel Alonso in notable positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William M. Johnson
William Tilden
Howard Kinsey
Robert Kinsey
Harvey Snodgrass
Tilden
R. Norris Williams
Vincent Richards
Francis T. Hunter
Carl Fischer
Manuel Alonso
Harvard Boss Banks on the Line and Backfield Strength
In a talks with Knute Rockne and Harvard coach Bob Fisher the emphasis is clear a great football machine requires a strong line and a capable backfield. Fisher says the line must be solid to support the backs while Rockne notes coaches should tailor plays to material and open up the game when the line is weaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Banks
Bob Fisher
Fisher
Crimson
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Rockne
West Point
Army
No One Woman Rules Supreme in Golfdom
A discussion on women's golf era invincibility tracking champions Alexa Stirling Marion Hollins Glenna Collett Edith Cummings and others. It notes shifts in dominance from Stirling to Hollins Collett to Cummings and concludes the invincible title is unreliable amid many top players and strong competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Travis
Hagen and
Evans
Alexa Stirling
Alexa
America
Marion Hollins
Glenna Collett
Miss Stirling
Glenna
Providence
Edith Cummings
Chicago
Miss Cummings
Miss Collett
Links
Caleb Fox
South
Cummings
Buffalo
C. H. Vanderbeck
Anita Lihme
Chelago
Questioned Caddie Lift Tests Golf Rule Powers and Open History
In a match play dispute the caddie lifted a ball from a water hazard and pitched it behind the hazard then Smith won the hole. The action violated rules and Smith faced consequences. Jock Hutchison never won the U S Open. best finishes were 1916 runner-up with 288 and 1920 tied for second with 296. A later question concerns a putt where a caddie obstructed the ball and Jones hole out. the act affected play regardless of intent, and Jones won the hole when the ball struck the flagstick held by Smiths caddie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jones
Jock Hutchison
Hutchison
Chick Evans
Evans
Edward Ray
England
Harry Vardon
Leo Diegel
Jack Burke
Tarily
Athens County Fair Draws 100 Visitors To Saddle Horse Show
Athens residents flocked to the county fair grounds on Sunday to watch riders perform. More than two dozen riders showcased jumping and a practice polo game by the Athens Riding Academy, igniting interest in polo in southern Ohio.
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Athens
Athens County Fairgrounds
Athens Riding Academy
Chav
Ohio
Triple threat players redefine football offense
Chicago report notes that triple threat artists who can run pass or kick are key assets in football. Coaches and fans alike expect such players to keep defenses guessing as the trio in the offensive lineup produces versatile, unpredictable attacks.
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Chicago
Triple threat football stars from early days to Kipke era
The piece surveys historical football players who combined running passing and kicking. It highlights Berry Barrett Kipke Muller Brickley and others from Michigan Ohio State Notre Dame California Harvard and more, noting their multi facet skills and impact in games across eras.
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Howard Berry
University of Pennsylvania
Berry
Charley Barrett
Cornell
Barrett
Glenn Killinger
Eddie Kaw
Middle West
Aubrey Devine
Gordon Locke
Iowa
George i Gipp
Notre Dame
Chick Harley
Ohio State
Frank Steketee
Michi
Kipke
Michigan
Workman
Martineau
Minnesota
Crowley
Pyott
Chicago
Brick” Muller
California
Muller
Charley Brickley
Harvard
Charley
Miller
Brickley
The platter play fades in football coaching notes
The article describes a deception play where a back pretends to throw while another back circles behind to steal the ball and aim a pass to a designated receiver. It explains the waiter-like motion, defender positioning, and timing to disrupt the defense before detailing a subsequent forward pass after a triple pass.
Triple threat kicker boosts team’s potential on field
An observer praises a versatile football player who can kick accurately from various distances and angles. The piece argues that such a goal-kicking, multi-skill performer is highly valued by coaches and can significantly raise a team’s chances of success.
Tax burden equals sixty one days of work for US producers
The remark notes that paying taxes consumes sixty one days of annual work for every producer in the United States, highlighting a heavy tax burden on American producers.
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United States
Can Two Runners Be Retired by One Batted Ball
A historical note explains that two runners cannot be retired on one batted ball. If a ball hits a runner going to third, he is out and play stops, with no further advances unless forced. The sequence described yields only one out, and the rest of the runners’ advances proceed under rules.
Chauncey Wins Pitchers Duel at Winton 4-3
Hen Daugherty pitched effectively to beat McArthur 4-3. McArthur allowed seven safeties and struck out seven as Chauncey tied it in the third with a triple by Grover and a Russell single. Chauncey pulled ahead with two runs in the sixth and added another in the eighth.
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Chauncey
Hen” Daugherty
McArthur
Pat" Duncan
Smith
Washington Americans
Coope
Grover
Russell
White
Daugherty
Whitlatch
Duncan
Pat Duncan
S. Coope
McAthur
Grimm
Rulliford
Whitatch
Bush team wins final dinner tournament match at Athens club
The Bush team defeated the Biddle players by 9615 to 8044 at the Athens country club finish of the Bush- Biddle dinner tournament. Dinner October 24 at 6 pm will award the Crooks trophy to John Swanson and prizes to top flight winners. notify by noon Tuesday if unable to attend.
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Athens
John Swanson
F. W. Bush
D. H. Biddle
J. B. Swanson
Charles O’biennes
E. W. Chubb
William Cable
Dr. C. E. Howe
Carl Beasley
Heber Gahm
Carl Stickney
Dr. Singley
B. L. Jefferson
R. P. Jennings
Harry Keily
H. H. Townsend
J. J. Sister
Charles Cornwell
E. R. Gross
Howard Cline
Rank Gross
F.D. Forsyth
Air Frame
J. J. Woolley
Frank Goldsberry
Vic Pierce
Ed Jennings
Sid Sherrards
K. W. Finsterwald
A. B. Roe
L. G. Bean
Dow Grones
W. H. Logan
Blaine Golberry
Henry Zenner
Schmidt
P. E. Hixon
Dr. Studer
Dr. Hill
E. Dean
Carl Stewart
J. N. Brown
Fae C. Schloss
C. C. Millikan
W. T. Sprague
William Silvas
Harry Foster
Charles Harris
C M. Gill
Roger Jones
Oscar Fulton
Walter Musgrave
J. P. Porter
Prof. McLaneghlin
Rufus Hopkins
Art Wolfe
William Miller
C. F. Rowland
M. FE. Twiss
L. L. Deissle
Joseph Austin
C. E. Statley
C. M. Copeland
Far Beckley
Ralph Davidson
F.C. Bibee
John Poston
Blanton
Strickland
H. Coe
J. Kircher
Notre Dame to meet Army at Polo Grounds in 1924
Notre Dame and the Army football teams will clash in New York in 1924 at the Polo Grounds. The game is set for the third Saturday in October.
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New York
Notre Dame
Army
Polo Grounds
Jugoslav Forces Suffer Heavy Losses in Orend District
London dispatch reports Jugo-Slav gendarmes suffered 44 dead and many wounded in the Orend district during a clash. Brindisi note to the Daily Mail confirms the toll.
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London
Ort
Orend
Brindisi
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James Welsh
Colgate
Chick Meehan
Syracuse
Dick Harlow
Penn State
Welsh
Volun
Yale
Diller
Hubbard
Bottom—Hubbard
EddIe
Tooorrayr
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EM Tomora
Kahanomoku
Dempsey
Duke Kahanomoku
Charley Paddock
Jack Dempsey
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