Michigan Two Great Stars Goebel and Kipke Shine
Captain Goebel and halfback Kipke deliver standout performances for Michigan against Michigan State. Goebel sparks the offense with a field goal from the 80 yard line and a key punt block, while Kipke shines as the open field runner and punter. The pair’s play positions Michigan for a strong season showing.
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Third Base Jinx Weighs Down Yankees and Washington Club
The article notes third base as a chronic weakness for both the New York Yankees and the Washington club in the prior season. Joe Dugan’s acquisition helped the Yankees reclaim the American League pennant, while Washington cycled several players through the spot, including Howard Shanks Owen Bush Lamotte and Bluege, with no durable regular lasting the year due to injuries.
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Gloucester sailors vow to win in international trophy race
In Gloucester on October 25, crew members from Henry Ford’s boat express dismissal of obstacles in the international fishermen's trophy race. Captain Morrissey and the American crew are angered by wagers on the Canadian Blue Nose, saying the race should foster fellowship but doubts linger on that goal.
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Burr Oak Social Hears Pie and Box Social This Friday
A pie and box social is planned at Spencer Ridge school on Friday October 27 with all welcome. The piece notes a weekend visit by Miss Grace Ivers and a surprise for her by Miss Myrtle Dennis. Arthur Koffman and Sarah Stires were recently married in the community.
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Delmer Welch
Crooksville
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Ruth van Sickle
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Mamie Lewis
Dorothy Faires
Maudie Engle
Fern Dennis
Gasoline Price Cut at Standard Oil Stations
Standard Oil filling stations in Cleveland reduced gasoline price by one cent per gallon. The new price is 22 cents a gallon, effective today.
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Child Freed From Street Pipe By Shoe Horn Rescue
In Cincinnati on October 25 Harold Novak two year old son of Mr and Mrs John Novak stepped into an open water cut off pipe and became stuck Parents could not free his foot as a crowd of 800 gathered Firefighters called in lifesaving squad The captain improvised with a large shoe horn and twisted freeing the foot with ease.
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Four Stars On Champion Iowa Team Vv. C Shuttleworth
Coach Howard Jones of Iowa lauds Locke Parkin and Shuttleworth for the Yale victory. Center John Heldt of Lyons is praised for his pivotal role. Des Moines’ O P Minnick is highlighted as a standout lineman strengthening Iowa’s line.
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India Bamboo and Savannah Grasses as Paper Sources
Chemists claim bamboo and Savannah grasses from India could yield paper much cheaper than wood pulp. The assertion points to a potential shift in global pulp and paper costs and regional resource use.
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Ohio State Plans Intramural Expansion On 92 Acres
A university program envisions 100 tennis courts 24 intramural diamonds eight football fields and numerous horseshoe courts around the stadium to centralize athletics. The plan replaces scattered facilities and aims to boost interest and campus beauty while stressing intramural activity.
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Must Develop Speed in Action and Thought
Abbey Devine outlines the path for high school stars to reach college football, stressing physical and mental fitness, confidence, and speed in action and thinking. It notes coaches cannot individualize instruction for every player and warns weight and agility determine college success, not sheer size, with emphasis on how to handle oneself on the field.
Yankees May Get Pennock In 1923 Trade Talk
The Boston Red Sox pitcher Herbie Pennock is considered a prime target for the New York Yankees. With George Mogridge gone and Lefty O'Doud failing to deliver, the Yankees face changes and Pennock could become a Yankee as Frazee may cash in before spring. The Red Sox are seen as cellar-bound for 1923, boosting the trade prospect.
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Re-Echo Wins Cambridgeshire Turf Classic
Re-Echo won the Cambridgeshire at London on Oct 25 with Poisoned Arrow second and Hasty Match third.
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Practice Has Lack of Scrimmage On School Field
The week’s practice on the school field featured little scrimmage with Coach Torrence focusing on tackling clipping and signal running. New plays were reviewed and should work. Krum Kahler appeared in uniform for the first time this year and Bill Davis is sidelined with an injured wrist.
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Premier's Pupil Golf Pro Taught by British Premier's Nephew
Members of Cherry Valley Country club Garden City L I claim they have the only golf professional taught the game by a British premier Jimmy Law nephew of Andrew Bonar Law the new premier of Great Britain Jimmy says Uncle Andy urged him to take up golf and gave his first lessons
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Bogash Beats Reed In 12 Round New York Bout
Lou Bogash of Bridgeport Conn won a decision over Pal Reed of Boston in a 12 round lightweight boxing match held in New York last night.
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