Ohio University grid plans seven conference games in 1923
Ohio University unveils a nine game schedule for 1923 with seven conference games. The Green and White face Oberlin Denison Wesleyan Cincinnati St. Xavier and Marietta among others, and a tough stretch includes Oberlin in their field and a home slate against Cincinnati Western Reserve and Wesleyan. Ohio aims for the conference title behind coach Grover and a strong lineup.
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Columbus
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Western Reserve
Michigan Aggies
Methodists
Delaware
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Marietta
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University At Athens
WITTENBURG OPENS ITS NEW STADIUM
Springfield Ohio reports Witt enburg opens its new stadium a $100000 facility with a campus march led by L E Tuloss of the Lu en institution. The squad leads the student body and Dr Tuloss will kick the first ball. Dedication set for October 20 against Ohio Wesleyan. Coach Ernest Godfrey hails a strong squad average 185 pounds.
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Yankees Top Red Sox 8 3 Injury Hits Pipp Meusel
The Yankees defeated the Red Sox eight to three but lost Pipp and Meusel to injuries. The Braves beat the Phillies seven to two as the Tigers narrowed the gap with a five to four win over the Indians. Miller and O’Farrell homered to lift the Cubs past the Pirates two to one.
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Tigers
Indians
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O’farrell
Cubs
Pirates
Athens Team Faces Parkersburg Hard Game Saturday
Athens high varsity, under Coach Rockhill, prepares for a tough matchup at Parkersburg with Parkersburg’s strong lineup and new West Virginia players. Scrimmage showed backfield progress led by Algeo and McKinley. Shafer and Carmichael clicked well, though one center change weakened the line. Prospective starters include Shafer fullback McKinley Baker back Aigeo quarterback Swyers Cowan ends Kircher Kennedy tackles Maples Tribe guards Park center. Special cars and excursion rates will accompany the trip.
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Cowan
Kircher
Kennedy
Owners of Yanks Demand Lower World Series Admission
New York clubs debate seating prices for a possible world series. Yankee owner Ruppert pushes reduced admission for fans citing vast capacities at Yankee Stadium and Polo Grounds. Giants resist. If Judge Landis sides with fans, prices likely drop despite players seeking large Series profits.
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Alexa Stirling Tries Comeback In Title Duel
Alexa Stirling, three time former champion, resumes pursuit of the women’s golf title as Glenna Collett defends in a hard fought race. Collett beat Stirling in a recent Canadian tourney semifinal, with Stirling showing revived form and sharp iron play amid a field led by Providence’s Collett.
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Alexa Stirling
America
Glenna Collett
Providence
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Stewart Maiden
Cecil Leitch
England
Metropolis
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Glenna Collett Poised as First Repeat Champion in Golf
The article notes no repeat champions this year across major events and highlights Glenna Collett as the defending British and American women’s champion. It surveys recent title losses by Hagen, Holderness, Wethered, Sarazen, Sweetser, and others, with Glenna seen as the next potential repeat.
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Walter Hagen
E. W. Holderness
Joyce Wethered
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Gene Sarazen
Jess Sweetser
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Glenna
Baseball league run totals by players and teams
National League players Miller Chicago O'Farrell Roeckle Grimm from Pittshburo and American League players Weismann Detroit Gehrig New York totaled 520 runs for National and 417 for American.
Kitchen Cabinet politics sap St. Louis Browns season
A 1922 challenged season for the St. Louis Browns is blamed on internal "kitchen cabinet" interference. With manager Lee Fohl ousted mid season and star George Sisler absent, the club drifted from pennant contention after pitcher Shocker was suspended for attempting to bring his wife on a trip at his own expense.
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St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Lee Fohl
Harmony
Browns
George Sisler
Tohl
Fohl
Wohl
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Shocker
Bob Quinn
Boston
Browns face tough task after Shocker suspension
The club explains the suspension of Shocker cost players a share of about $1000 per man for finishing second. Players feel the policy deprived them of this sum. Whoever manages the Browns next year has challenging work ahead to restore morale and results.
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Athens Foursome Routed by Marietta Golfers
Twenty four players from the Athens Country Club visited Marietta and suffered a 60 to 12 1 2 beatdown. Marietta dominated from start to finish as Athens failed to post more than three points in any match with only partial scores credited to Haskins Sprague Strickland Johnson Covert Preston Beasley Gross Hutchinson and Bingman.
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Marietta
Haskins
Sprague
Strickland
Johnson
Covert
Preston
Beasley
Gross
Hutchinson
Bingman
Batting Leaders of Big Leagues
National League leaders include Hornsby St Louis 885 Wheat Brooklyn 374 Bottomley St Louis 863 Fournier Brooklyn 852 Roush Cincinnati 91 American League leaders Heilmann Detroit 894 Ruth New York 386 Speaker Cleveland 272 Sewell Cleveland 359 Collins Chicago 352
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Chicago
Preparing Ground for New Reparations Talks with Allies
Berlin dispatch reports Allied diplomats asked Chancellor Stresemann for groundwork for fresh reparations talks. Officials said government warnings curbed uprisings and no disorders were reported by noon. Unconditional surrender to France seen as not provoking internal strife.
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Ohio City to Host National Municipal Golf Championship
Dayton will host the next national municipal golf championship as part of a pattern in Ohio cities. Eddie Held of St Louis won the first tournament in Toledo, establishing a rising star, while this year's event in Washington saw Richard Walsh of New York emerge as a stylish winner.
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Ohio City
Toledo
Eddie Held
St. Louis
Washington
Richard Walsh
New York
New York Yankees Favor Giants to Win Pennant
The New York Yankees largely back the Giants to win today and join in a likely all Manhattan World Series. They concede a potential $8,000 per player for an all New York clash but doubt its value. Officials expect record receipts at Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium with attendance possibly reaching 63,000. Local fans anticipate the big event, while many seek to be part of the spectacle.
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Toto
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Yankee Stadium
Freshman crews build bleachers for Ohio Field opener
Dr. Bird, Ohio's athletic chief, has freshmen erecting bleachers for the season opening game against Rio Grande at Ohio Field. The regular Varsity grid will be used only for four major games, with training fields well maintained and the new sod heavy and rooted after summer care.
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Ohio
Rio Grande
Dr. Bird
Football fever grips Ohio field as fresh and varsity squads rise
Interest in football at Ohio field runs high this season with Freshman and Varsity squads drawing large crowds. More than 50 first year players train under Coach Grover on one grid while Heldt Peden and Bird coach three Varsity teams with several awaiting turns. Townspeople, split support across squads, foresee a bright season win or lose.
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Bird
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Bethany Opens Football Season Against Washington and Jefferson
Bethany college football heads to Washington Pennsylvania to begin the season against W and J. The Bison lineup lists Liddevale Mayer ends Shoemake Mackey tackles Adkins Townsend guards Pritchard center Captain Kelly quarterbacks Loppacker Hamilton halves M Whorter fullback with Les Cran Fell out injured and M Whorter moved to guard duties.
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Bethany College
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W. & J. College
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Mayer
Shoemake
Mackey
Adkins
Townsend
Pritchard
Kelly
Loppacker
Hamilton
M'Whorter
Les Cranfell
Ohio Gridiron Opener Promises Hard Tussle with Rio Grande
Ohio coaches report all players fit and eager for the season debut against Rio Grande. The Green and White emphasize defense, while offense remains unsettled as Heldt plans starters from a deep squad. Rio Grande previews a stiff test, boasting last year’s veterans and a strong line, with Rineholt and Patterson limited but in line.
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Ohio Coaches
Ohio University
Ohio
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Beef and
Brown
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Sawyer
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Payne
Carr
Rush
Ruth
Chaffer
Reinholt
Herbert
Littler
Battin
Bruce
Moritz
Palmer
Dollings
Davis
Sailor Held After River Jump Attempt
Jam-Nor Rivur Covington dispatch reports C. A. Morgan, 32, a sailor, tried to leap into the Ohio River but was overpowered by bridge officers. Police Judge Manson sentenced Morgan to 40 days in jail.
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Yesterday's Results in American Association Standings
Scores from St. Paul 9 Columbus 4 Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 5 3 Indianapolis 3 Louisville 8 Kansas City 5 Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 2 Detroit 5 Cleveland 4 New York 8 Boston 3 No other games scheduled.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Major Baseball Matchups Across American League Schedule
The card lists key AMERICAN LEAGUE games including St Paul at Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo Milwaukee at Indianapolis Kansas City at Louisville Pittsburgh at Chicago Brooklyn at New York Boston at Philadelphia Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at St Louis and ends with Chicago at St Louis.
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