Biddle Golfers Win Bush-Biddle Tournament by Four
For the third consecutive year the Biddle team captured the Bush-Biddle golf tournament at Athens Country Club with a 65 to 61 victory. A Wednesday night ceremony at the country club will honor the winners, with over 100 attendees, including nonparticipants who were team members. The event featured close matches as players split three total points evenly. Names of eligible players were drawn from a hat to select teams.
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Bulldogs Ready for Tough Scrimmage After Portsmouth Loss
Athens High School coach Harold E Wise scheduled an hour and a half of hard scrimmage for the Bulldogs after a challenging outing at Ports mouth. The team will use the huddle system and new formations against Logan next Saturday, with running laps around the track as conditioning. Team managers, led by Paul Edgar, and assistants Wagner Johnston James, plus trainer Jimmy Warren, keep the squad in top shape and field equipment before each home game.
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Bill Lange
New Concord
Stanford Halfback Forster nets 95 yard kickoff return
Stanford halfback Forster returned a kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown in an early season game against UCLA Branch, highlighting a standout collegiate performance.
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Forster
Stanford
University of California
Los Angeles
Trinity guard Kozelski hailed among Texas football greats
Football critics in Texas say Trinity College guard Herman Kozelski is among the best ever seen in the region. He stands out for his skill, leadership, and impact on the field.
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Texas
Herman Kozelski
Trinity College
Kilifer Named SF Club President After McCarty Resigns
Wade Kilifer, who managed San Francisco last year, succeeds Bill McCarty as club president after McCarty's resignation.
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Wade Kilifer
San Francisco
Bill McCarty
Carrot Grows Through Ring Husband's Ashland Find
Mrs. Jacob Konkol of Ashland Wisconsin lost her wedding ring 18 years ago while hanging laundry. She later found the ring in a basket of carrots, a carrot growing through the circlet. The artifact is shown with the carrot.
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Jacob Konkol
Ashland Wis
Army Faces Yale With Key Players Out Injured
WEST POINT four Army players Sprague O Keefe Perry and Messinger are on the injured list and two may miss the Yale game. PHILADELPHIA Penn begins practice for Navy game hoping to remain undefeated and unscored on. HANOVER Dartmouth star back Harpster returns for Harvard clash.
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Yale
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Middies
Princeton Tigers Halfback Trix Bennett Earns Start Against Cornell
Princeton coach announces sophomore star Trix Bennett will start at halfback against Cornell while Ed Wittmer shifts to quarterback. The change solidifies Clemson? No. (Note: Use proper names as per source: Princeton Tigers, Trix Bennett, Ed Wittmer, Cornell.)
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Cornell
Ed Wittmer
Iowa Football Drills Ahead of Minnesota Homecoming
On a soggy field the University of Iowa continued intensive drills in preparation for the Homecoming game Saturday with Minnesota.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin Unveils New Lineup for Michigan Game
Wisconsin coach Glenn Thistlewaite signals a broad shake up after a disappointing showing against Purdue. A new starting lineup is promised for the upcoming Michigan game Saturday in Madison.
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Wisconsin
Glenn Thistlewaite
Purdue
Michigan
Richman Back on Illinois Gridiron amid Zuppke Joy
Harry Richman returns to the Illinois football lineup as center after a period of ineligibility, bringing relief and renewed confidence to coach Zuppke’s program. The comeback lifts team morale and signals readiness for forthcoming games.
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Harry Richman
Illinois
Richman
Notre Dame Resumes Practice Ahead of Drake Game
South Bend Indiana Notre Dame returns to practice with four regulars and a second stringer injured as they prepare for Saturday's Drake University matchup.
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Drake University
Purdue Aims to Tighten Pass Defense Before Saturday
Purdue Boilermakers work to perfect their defense for passes after a Wisconsin aerial attack last week left them exposed. Coach Phelan seeks to fix the weakness by week’s end ahead of the Maroons game.
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Ind
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Denison Contenders Rise In Buckeye Association Race
Cincinnati report notes Denison's 7 to 0 win over Muskingum and Miami's 12 to 0 loss to Ohio Wesleyan. It cites Dr. David Reese predicting Denison as Buckeye champions after key games, with Wesleyan and Wittenberg remaining as rivals in a tight race.
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Death of Manager Jack Dunn Shocks Baseball World
New York Oct 25. Jack Dunn owner and manager of the Baltimore Orioles died suddenly yesterday near Towson Maryland. He was famed for selling more players to the majors than any other man with sales totaling over 500000 including 3000 for Babe Ruth to the Boston team and large sums for Lefty Grove Jack Bentley Joe Boley and George Earnshaw to the Philadelphia Athletics. Dunn is credited with discovering Ruth while he pitched for St Marys Industrial School in Baltimore.
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Lefty Grove
Jack Bentley
Joe Boley
George Earnshaw
Philadelphia Athletics
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Indiana University opens first basketball practice
Bloomington Ind Oct 22 First official basketball practice for the University of Indiana was scheduled for today Forty candidates were expected to report.
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Bloomington
Ind
University of Indiana
Dempsey Sets Price for Next Fight at 500000
Jack Dempsey says his next bout would demand 500000 dollars. He told Saul Cohen in Los Angeles that Tex Rickard discussed a possible spring fight, though Dempsey is hesitant about returning to the ring. He notes Rickard is concerned and that the New York fight scene is quiet.
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Jack Dempsey
Saul Cohen
Tex Rickard
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Richard
New York
Bronx featherweight Singer defeats Tripoli in six rounds
New York October 23. Al Singer of the Bronx won the decision over Al Tripoli of Yonkers in a six round bout at St. Nicholas Arena. Singer weighed 126 pounds, Tripoli 128 and a half.
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Yonkers
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St. Nicholas Arena
Singer
Tripoli
Indian in South Carolina joins Greenville high school football team
A full blooded Cherokee named Going Back Chittoskey from a North Carolina reservation plays football with a Greenville South Carolina high school squad this season.
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North Carolina
Greenville
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Ohio State Center Fred Barratt Praised by Critics
Midwestern critics rate Fred Barratt of Ohio State, a 252 pound center, as one of the best at his position in the region in many years.
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Fred Barratt
Ohio State
Ironton and Wellston Tied for First in League Race
Ironton and Wellston high schools are tied for first in the Southeastern Ohio School Athletic League. Higley reports Ironton has won one game and Wellston has won one and tied one, giving Ironton a slight edge in the championship chase.
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Ironton
Wellet
Southeastern Ohio School Athletic League
B L. Higley
Gans Beats Palmer in 10 Rounds at New Broadway Arena
Babe Joe Gans of Los Angeles defeated Nick Palmer of New York National Guard in a ten round welterweight bout at the New Broadway Arena. Gans weighed 139 pounds, Palmer 141 pounds.
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Joe Gans
Los Angeles
New Broadway Arena
Nick Palmer
New York National Guard
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Palmer
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