Yale Gridiron Forecast From Tad Jones On 1924 Team
IW Haven, Conn. Oct 22 Tad Jones of Yale speaks with cautious optimism about a season built on speed and late-game explosiveness. He notes inexperienced backs and line questions while praising Lovejoy at center and veterans Luman Bingham Joss for front five strength.
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Bush plans five more years after pitching career ends
New York Americans star Joe Bush says he will not retire from baseball after his pitching days finish. Although primarily a pitcher he has become a dangerous hitter and often pinch hits for the Yankees. He cites Joe Wood as his model for extending his career by playing the outfield and batting after he stops twirling.
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Tiger Flowers Ready For Battle In Hamilton Match
Tiger Flowers, top challenger to Harry Greb, travels to Hamilton for a bout with Jos Lohman of Columbus at Moose Hall. Lohman to workout at Dayton gym Wednesday before heading to Hamilton. Strong advance ticket sales and broad regional interest anticipated with fans from Dayton, Cincinnati, Middletown, Indiana and Kentucky expected.
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Yale Boosts Polo Prospects With Indoor Season Plan
Yale backers prepare for another year of polo as Major A. V. Arnold leads candidates for the indoor season starting November 21 at Yale artillery armory. Captain Henry Perrine Baldwin heads the varsity with Gordon McGregor managing. games include Harvard, Princeton, Pennsylvania Military Academy, and Norwich College with a Pinehurst trip planned for Easter. freshmen coached by H. H. McBridge. Ponies come from alumni and the War Department ROTC unit at Yale.
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N. C
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Marietta Pioneers Face Scrutiny After Hard Start
Marietta College football, after losses to Grove City and West Virginia Wesleyan and a tie with Marshall, faces questions about its first string. Coaches Griffiths and Reiter prepare for a fourth game against Thiel, reshuffling personnel to strengthen the lineup.
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Marietta College
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Flee
Mallory
Hinkle
Rossiter
Grange Haunts Illinois Rivals In Big Football Tale
University of Illinois coach Zuppke plans to curb Red Grange as Michigan faces the star back. Grange scored five touchdowns and a key pass in the Michigan game while Illinois develops other strong ball carriers to support him in the season opener.
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Zuppke shifts Grange style with new passing threat
In the season opener vs Nebraska, Zuppke unveils a plan to mix Grange’s game by using long passes as well as runs. Grange is moved from ball carrier to a dual threat, drawing back defenses and then accelerating with long runs. The tactic aims to keep opponents off balance but risks other Illinois players breaking free. Michigan was warned the same Grange remains a formidable challenge.
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Zuppke
Nebraska
Tilmole
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Golf Lords Spurn New U. S. Sphere
Boston dispatch reports the Royal and Ancient Golf Club and American authorities debated a lighter ball to curb flight. Americans favored a lighter sphere, but the Scots balked, deeming it too light. Officials then pursued a heavier but not too active ball, amid duffer satire.
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Harry Wills Rumored Lifestyle Sparks Hibernians Probe
Rumors claim Harry Wills is living a lifestyle described as the life of Reilly, prompting calls for an investigation by the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
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Reilly
Order of Hibernians
St Paul Off On Western Jaunt To Seattle Series
The St Paul club of the American Association travels to Seattle for a nine game series against the Pacific Coast league champions. The outcome will determine the minor league championship of the United States. all games will be played in Seattle.
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American Association
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Orioles
Seattle
United States
Pop Athens Says and a Smorgasbord of Sports Quips
A collection of satirical lines and sports quips on figures like Merritt and Ted Moore. The piece touches on the Shenandoah gas bag remark, a landlady dispute, St Paul junior world series with Merritt, and various playful comments about golf and billiards.
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St. Paul
Chicago and Ohio State to Furnish Conference Splash
Chicago and Ohio State battle for Big Ten supremacy as Illinois leads after last week. The Wisconsin and Michigan games loom with Grange and Zuppke's system under test. Iowa hosts Minnesota as conference play reshapes standings and potential champions emerge.
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Zuppke
Michigan
Wisconsin
Wolverines
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Badgers
Minnesota
Iowa City
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Iowa
Lawrence
Hawkeyes
Reminiscences and Odds and Ends from Baseball History
A collage of reminiscences mentions Jack Dempsey and Walter Johnson possibly buying a club, Henry Ford’s stance on Muscle Shoals, and nostalgia for John J. McGraw as a baseball mastermind. The piece closes by noting uncertainty on how many teams can beat the top three in the country.
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Murray City fans set for Columbus football trip
Local fans charter a special train to Columbus for Sunday to see the Roberts Tigers meet West Side A C. Over 400 Murray City contingent members are expected as football interest runs high in Murray City.
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A.C
Contenders by Elimination for Light and Featherweight Titles
The boxing commission moves to establish outstanding contenders through elimination tournaments in light and featherweight divisions. Led by Benny Leonard and Johnny Dundee, the plan calls for a six to eight boxer draw system, with Brower supporting a draw format to determine the top contender who could claim the title if the current holder refuses to defend.
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Johnny Dundee
George FE. Brower
Gibbons Conroy Boxing Match Called Off
Dayton boxing fans lose scheduled Gibbons versus Conroy bout as two city papers protest and refuse coverage. Promoters cite Tommy Gibbons severe cold and injury concerns, though boxing commission had approved the match.
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Notre Dame to Attend 1887 88 Reunion at Georgia Tech Game
The first Notre Dame team to visit South Bend will return November 1 for Knute Rockne era homecoming against Georgia Tech. Dr H R Luhn leads a slate of 1887 88 alumni including Joseph B F Cusack George A Houck and others. The early squad had eleven players with bare uniforms and no paid coach.
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Wash
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Tex
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Portland
Oregon
Joseph I. Hepburn
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Dutch’ Fehr
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Dad” Springer
Columbua
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District Court of Iowa
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Iowa
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Butch” Melady
Omaha
Neb
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Wal Jewett
Paige Motor Company
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University of Michigan
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Athens High Faces Columbus North In Tough Football Test
Coach Whee says one player will return and two hurt as Athens High seeks to upset Columbus North. Carmichael, injured before the Masasilion game, may play a half. Algeo and Wantese are out. North arrives as a strong obstacle. publication notes cold weather boosts Athens pep and that Columbus papers doubt Athens’ chances.
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Wisemen
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Maroons
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Arcadia Avenue
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