Athens High football outlook gains for upcoming game
Athens High's football team prepares for a crucial road test at Columbus this Saturday as Coach Rockhill aims to heal a light line and boost conditioning. Key players Kircher Miller Mor dy and Maple bolster the guards and tackles while Carmichael backs up the backfield. The squad, 24 strong, travels with Kiwanis support to face Ohio and Iowa, with a follow up home game versus Nelsonville the next Saturday.
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Athens High
Rockhill
Eavier
Strang
Athens
Swyers
D Tribe
Kircher
Miller
Mrody
Maple
Algeouarter
Shreno Shafer
Pete McKinnecy
Jackie Er
Scarlet Black
Carmichael
Aquinas
Columbus
Sts
Kiwanis Club
Ath
Ohio
Iowa
Nelsonville
Nelsonle
Cincinnati Teams Ready for Games
Cincinnati Ohio October 25 McLaren of University of Cincinnati will rely on Tank Fratz in the Wooster test next Saturday and the battle between Fratz and Fullback city should be exciting. Wooster eleven is better this year and a hard game is expected. Line Coach Jerry Jones worked St Xavier College football eleven at Corcoran Field preparing for the St Louis University game next Saturday.
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Cincinnati
H McLaren
University of Cinnati
Tank Fratz
Fratz
McLaren
Wooster
Jerry Jones
St. Xavier
Corcoran Field
Hnemen
St. Louis University
Travis
Inwood
Jones
Kirkwood
Hutchison
Smith
Hagen
Flossmoor
Illinois
Marston
von Elm
Sweetser
Herron
Hamburg Harbor Comes to Halt as Strike Ties Up Port
Hamburg notices a full port tie up as a strike shuts down harbor operations. Police continue efforts to clear outlawed groups described as red nests throughout the area.
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Hamburg
Ohio State to Face Iowa After Week Without Practice
Columbus Ohio October 25 Ohio State football will play Iowa with no real scrimmage all week due to a rain soaked field. Judy earned the quarterback job with Marts a close second while Klee is sidelined by a slow healing shoulder.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Iowa
Wilcemen
Varsity
Judy
Marts
Klee
Hawkeyes
Joint Ease heals sore players after practice fast
After practice or a game Joint Ease treats kinks lameness and soreness in arms legs and joints. In two minutes it absorbs through skin reaching ligaments tendons and bones to ease strain. The ad claims many stars use it and praise speed and effectiveness.
Golfers Shorten Swing and Scores Are Lowered
Joe Williams surveys the current golf season noting lower scores and shorter swings. He argues improved direction, tighter technique, and modern gear have raised play while courses grow tougher, citing Inwood and Flossmoor as examples and Jesse Guilford’s transition to a shorter swing.
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Vardon
Jesse Guilford
Flossmoor
Guilford
The Nut Cracker Wage Board and Peculiar Quips
A quirky collage notes a wage board claim for 155 to dress a woman, boasts about Papyrus, mentions defeat and a lively ball, and hints at Chief Bender shooting squirrels. It also critiques reformers opposing gambling on the diamond while admitting a liking for players’ gambols and reports bands of communists marching on Berlin with police deployed per Berlin dispatch.
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London
Berlin
West Virginia Fans Expected in New York for Penn State Clash
About 3,000 Mountaineer supporters gather at Yankee Stadium for West Virginia versus Penn State, marking WVU first in New York. Both teams remain undefeated this season, with teams arriving tomorrow. Coach Rockne is described as a theorist who values touchdowns.
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New York
West Virginia
Yankee Stadium
Penn State
Mountaineer
Ohio football ready to host Western Reserve in key clash
Ohio University prepares for a Friday 2 pm game at Ohio Field against Western Reserve. The Green and White, stung by three conference losses, seek a strong revanche with a reorganized lineup and revamped tactics. Reserve hopes for an easy win but warns the outcome is uncertain as both teams seek to rebound.
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Ohio University
Ohio Field
Reserve
Ohio
Cleveland
Hiram
Oberlin
St. Xavier
Cashing a Check Becomes Real Hurdle for Recipient
A lighthearted note on the challenge beyond wishing luck when a person must actually cash a check. It contrasts hopeful sentiment with practical hurdles and potential delays in receiving funds.
Friday Game Set With Western Reserve In Conference Tilt
Friday at 2 p m features Reserve against Western Reserve as Reserve holds a 6 9 0 series record with Muskingum at 9 0 Northern 14 0 and Ohio 7 35. Previous home results show Reserve 41 Ohio 7 and 35 0. Officials include Reseree Hamilton Notre Dame umpire Plugh Ohio Wesleyan head linesman Littick Wesleyan.
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Western Reserve
Muskingum
Reserve
Hiram
Northern
Ohio
Reseree
Hamilton
Notre Dame
Plugh
Wesleyain
Littick
Wesleyan
Boxing evolution noted by Corbett and Welsh
Jim Corbett credits Mace with introducing science to boxing while Freddie Welsh is noted for introducing foot racing into the sport.
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Jim Corbett
Mace
Freddie Welsh
No More Fights in Baseball Parks Ban Johnson Rules
Ban Johnson ends brawling in baseball parks noting the era when Johnny Evers quit playing two years ago and deeming the rule unnecessary. The remark frames a stance on conduct in the sport.
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Lorders
Johnson
Johnny Evers
While Mah Jongg Uses Ivory Pieces
The note argues that using ivory tiles does not mean players have ivory heads, illustrating a distinction between game elements and the people who play.
Silk purse from ig's acoustics sparks debate
Percy Haughton weighs in on the controversy sparked by a man who first attempted an experiment to make a silk purse from a set of ig’s acoustics. The remark hints at a larger discussion about innovation and practicality.
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Percy Haughton
Black Cat of pugdom ends last trip in defeat
Boxing writer recalls Charles Anchowitsz known as Charles White who was knocked out by Pat Moran of New Orleans in nine rounds. The piece laments his career as a prolific challenger and notes his retirement after a long string of near misses in the prize ring.
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Black Cat OF
Pugdom
Joe Williama
Charlies Anchowitsz
Charles White
Anchowits
Queensberry
Mr. Anchowitz
Pat Moran
New Orleans
Anthowitz
Spart
Mr. Ancowitz
The Rise and Fall of Mr Anchowitz in Boxing Legend
The article tracks Mr Anchowitz from a hesitant early career in 1912 to dramatic comebacks. He defeats Shugrue in New York and loses to Britton, then Falters against Wolgast, Welsh and others before a knockout spree of Eddie Murphy and four others revives his status as top contender.
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Mr. Anchowitz
New York
Young Shugrue
Jack Britton
Britton
Ad Wolgast
Mr. Ancowitz
Freddie Welsh
Wolgast
Eddie Murphy
Hal Stewart
Fred Yelle
Charley Thomas
Young Brown
Welsh Defeats Anchowitz in Repeated Bouts Before Leonard Title
Welsh retains ring form through rematches with Anchowitz as betting favorites falter. Anchowits struggles with Welsh’s taps while a later confrontation leads to Benny Leonard’s emergence as champ, delivering a decisive victory despite Anchowits’ spirited effort and a dramatic near knockback.
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Mr. Anchowitz
Welsh
Mr. Anchowittz
Mr. Anchowits
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Maunz Hailed as Great Fund for Syracuse
Walter F. Maunz, Buffalo two mile champ and noted track star, joins Syracuse University under Coach Keane. He holds multiple titles including the Larkin mile and Niagara District A A C, with Olympic hopes in France 1924 and United States trials ahead. he is also an artist in painting at the College of Fine Arts.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ray
Walter F. Maung
Buffalo
Thomas F. Keane
Syracuse University
Marisz
France
Toronto
Canada
Paris
United States
Maunz
Keane
Woodring
Marnsz
College of Fine Arts
Jeannette Scott
Fine Arts College
Mauns
Sid Liske
Jack Sellers
Mike Devany
Art Kargley
R. E. Brown
Walter Higgins
Niagara
Wilco A. C
New York City
Jose Ray
Nations seek new conference on reparations
Washington reported that preliminary negotiations are under way in Washington London and other capitals toward a new international conference to address the reparations issue but were discounted by the State Department.
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Washington
London
State Department
Big Three May All Be Beaten on Saturday
Harvard faces Dartmouth in a hoped for upset while Yale and Princeton also risk defeats as the Big Three may all lose on the same afternoon. Navy tops Penn State 21 8 with long TD runs by Harry Wilson, showing strength.
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New York
Trarvard
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Dartmouth
Calder
Vale
Brown
New Haven
Ballyhoo
O'Hearn
Tad Jones
Baltimore
Tigera
Princston
Notre Dame
Roper
Navy
Penn State
Tate
Harry Wilson
Advisory Board's Big Split Stirs Rookie's Interest
A World Series tale notes the Yankee recruit observing his first classic. It recalls the advisory board created by Landis with league presidents, funded by about 15 percent of gross receipts, and the board's daily costs in the series. The rookie asks who this advisor is and why he earns so much.
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Joe Williams
Judge Landis
National Commission
Landis
Advisory Board
Greek Troops Seize Corinth Center of Revolt
In a dispatch from Athens, Central News reports Greek government forces have occupied Corinth, a key center of the counter revolution, as of this afternoon. The report confirms government control in the area amid ongoing unrest.
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London
Corinth
Athens
Monte Attell Ends Career With Blindness After Ring Career
Monte Attell a former bantamweight star and brother of Abe Attell has spent 15 years in the ring. He sustained eye injuries in a famous 43 round bout with Frankie Conley at Vernon California and gradually lost his sight. The article notes his long boxing tenure and decline into blindness.
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Cal
Monte Attell
Abe
Attell
Frankie Conley
Vernon
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