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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1922
Page
12
Yale and Iowa prepare for tomorrow's intersectional showdown amid guarded optimism. Yale legends greet Tad and Howard Jones as fans sense a major football weekend with large crowds, band parades, and alumni gatherings signaling a pivotal game in New Haven.
The bowl clash lists Yale and Iowa players with detailed lineups and key coaches. Iowa’s Howard Jones plans a balanced attack backed by Locke Mallory Parkin and Neal while Yale relies on Neidlinger Mallory and Wight to counter, with mixed quarterback status for Yale and a risky travel plan returning for Monday classes.
Boston University will face University of Vermont without captain Bab Tonry who injured a shoulder in practice. The lineup shifts include White and Wheeler at guards Levenson at center with French Koplow at tackle and Wheeler Harris at ends Worcester takes signals while Williamson Cochrane and Carlson form the backfield. Cochrane targets the Boston College defense and is noted as a top punter and broken field runner.
New Haven reports Iowa poised to face Yale in a big bowl game. Yale and Iowa players claim fair chances, with Harvard voices predicting a strong contest. The piece blends colorful prose with pregame expectations, noting the crowd and atmosphere surrounding the interstate gridiron showdown.
Referee Jerry Moore stopped the Malone of St Paul versus Karr of Cleveland bout in the third round saying both boxed poorly and not to expectations. Malone showed ambition but Karl’s style hindered action amid crowd reactions. Semis saw Merna beat Sawyer and Murphy KO Reardon with Ord decision over Mario.
Boston University and Boston College will not meet next season as BU Athletic Council votes against an early October game. Officials cited harm to BU's early training and potential schedule disruption as the key reason for the denial while BC proceeds with its 192 season planning.
Second day at the American House national checker tournament concludes two more rounds in the double knockout. Cracks from a distance signal a tough run for Boston and New England contenders as the field narrows.
Former world champion Alfred Jordan defeated Louis Ginsberg in a decisive match with one win and three draws. The bout drew heavy attention as a potential path to another world title, with E. C. Waterhouse seen as a possible main contender afterward.
The Hub contingent eyes first honors while time and tournament shape loom. Rumor has it a veteran showdown may pit Roscoe Plainted of Boston aged 77 M C Harvey 84 of Lawrence GKE Allen 76 of Springfield H C Titus 170 of Brattleboro and Maine’s Mr Chapman in a special match. Third round drawings set for 1 pm this afternoon as the contest heads toward the final rounds.
The Armory A A will move boxing events to the Grand Opera House with occasional big shows at Mechanics Hall. The next club show is set for the South End Theatre, while Carlyle A C plans a third season reopening there within two weeks, promising a busy winter.
East Bostons Orients invite any semi pro team in the state to play away from home this Sunday. The team is described as strong and progressing well this year. Contact William Zimmer East Boston 75M any time day or night.
Greater Boston high school football players spend the holiday watching and studying the big game day in the stadium. Coaches assign the majority to observe the college gridiron tricks and prepare for upcoming play.
Local high schools and private teams head to Cambridge to study Fishermen and Captain Buel under coach insights. Quarterback decisions and wind influenced punts highlight a day of prep games, with Beverly Swampscott Gloucester and Andover among contenders.
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