Many New Football Mentors Seen In Action Next Season
A wide shift in head coaches marks the off season as 1923 looms with 17 resignations across Southern and Midwestern colleges. Major Daly retires from Army, replaced by Captain McEwan, while Heisman backs Penn with Lou Young. Wisconsin, Columbia, Georgia, and others seek successors as retirements and new appointments reshape college football’s landscape.
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Columbia
Mrank A. O'Neil
Wisconsin
John KR. Richards
Dickinson
Georgetown
Missouri
University of Georgia
Oslethorpe
Hoag
Charles D. Daly
Army
John J. Mc- Jewan
Mc-Ewan
Daly
Navy
Osgi
John W. Heisman
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Washington and Jefferson
Penn
Reisman
Golden Tornado
Georgia Tech
Young
Lou Young
Heisiman
Jessie B. Hawley
Iowa
Frank Cavanaugh
Hanover
Princeton
Dartmouth
University of Detroit
James
Duffy
Colgate
Adolph
Germany
Pickingen
Gleen Killinger
Hugo Bezdek
Tenn State
Killinger
Penn State
Bede
Albert Exéndine
Charge
Exsen- Uine
Georgia
Stegeman
Wwerman J. Stegeman
Thomas Kelly
Chisage
University of Missouri
al Into
Yale
University of Florida
Russell Stein
Oglethorpe University
Bethany
Warvill
CG. Morrow
Benth
Heisman
Morrow
Wilmington College
JB. W. Harper
Richards
John Wilee
Ohio State
Fielding Wost
Michigan
Alonzo Stagg
Chicago
Jock Sutherland
Lafayette
University of Pittsburgh
America Must Turn Out Men for Distances
Athletic groups nationwide push distance runners for Paris 1924. US lacked marathon champions since 1908 and aims to boost long distance strength. New York and Boston clubs emphasize longer events while road races draw entrants. Notable figures include Ritola, Johnson, Tailor Prim, Zuna, and Clarence de Mar as efforts to fortify Olympic contenders.
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Paris
America
London
Johnny Hayes
Derands
Reading
United States
Lander
New York
Boston
Tyre
Willie Ritola
A. C
It Warl
Johnson
Pittsburgh Negro
Ritola
Johnse
Tmayr Prim
Alarathon
Clarence de Mar
Frank Zuna
Ten Eyck and Page join Syracuse crew as assistants
Cap Page, 1922 Syracuse University crew captain and standout oarsman, volunteers as assistant coach to James A. Ten Eyck. Page will aid early-season training and may oversee freshmen as the Orange prepare for spring rowing on the lake.
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Jan
Chamborslain A
Cap” Page
Syracuse University
Syracuse
James A. Ten Eyck
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Ten Eyck
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Orange Navy
Stratford Legion to Play Tonight
The Stratford American Legion five meets the Norwalk Red Men for the second time this season on Sterling Memorial floor tonight. Stratford won the first game, but Norwalk expects to even the score. Lineups include Williams Clinton Light Mecker Witten Mason and Miler.
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Stratford American Legion
Norwalk Red Sen
Sterling Memorial Hall
Indians. Com
Legion Nwlk
Red
Wiliams Clancy Clinton
E Mecker
Witten
Ty Cobb Best Pilot in Majors Says D Howley
Dan Howley, former Wartford manager, in New York City praising Ty Cobb as the greatest baseball mind. He notes Cobb’s mastery of all positions, disciplined temper, and leadership, calling him an exceptional manager and a formidable force in Detroit’s lineup who inspires an aggressive, hustling team.
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TY Cobb
D. Howley
Dan Howley
Wartford
New York City
Toronto
Dan
Fred Tech
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Hig
Cobb
Howsley
Départment of Baseball
New England
Detroit
Renee
Coleb
Yanks
Oslo
Hig Enteirs
Licensing Baseball Players Provokes Massachusetts Talk
Colonel Tilkinson in New York questions Massachusetts plans to license professional baseball players with exams and standards. He argues that defining fair criteria is tough and that managers would rely on judgment over test results, noting the mismatch between skill and test difficulty. He cites engineers’ licensing contrasts and speculates on how star hitters like Babe Ruth might fare before a board.
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York
Tilkinston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Ad Railroad
February Sportlight ramblings on football and golf legends
The piece cites February musings on sport themes, noting Crpents and players from Cincinnati and references to Jeptha Ritey and the Reds. It discusses coaching tactics, the value of changing plays, and scout insights, with quotes on strategy and preparation, plus nostalgic nods to baseball figures and past Cubs greats.
Coast Reds Players Demand Higher Salaries in California
In San Francisco trained baseball players of the Cincinnati Reds pressed Garry Herrmann to raise salaries for the 1923 season. Sammy Bohne already signed, while Jim Caveney, Babe Pinelli, and Johnny Gillespie argued they are worth more. Louis Fonseca, planning an East trip, has not yet signed. The players claim Herrmann’s offered pay undervalues their services and indicate they will seek higher amounts rather than be left on the bench.
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San Francisco
Garry Herrmann
Cincinmati Reds
California
Herrmann
Sammy Bohne
Bobne
Cincinnati
Sammy Jost
Jimmy Caveney
Babe Pinélli
Johnny Gillespie
Louis Fonseca
Cincinati Reds
Louis
Turkey
Béas
Alyelatia
Moiré
Pinelli
Cintibnati Tang
Gadker
Pinellia
Oakland
Caveney
Fonteca
Adams to Sign Pittsburgh Contract Baseball Veteran Nearing Deal
Bate Adams, veteran pitcher for the Pittsburgh club, notified by management that he would sign to play for Pittsburgh next season. Earlier reports claimed Adams had signed a four year deal with an independent Missouri team, but Pittsburgh owners gave the matter little attention.
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Pittsburgh
Babe
Adams
National League Baseball
Beans
Pirate
Ad&me
Missouri
Yale Boxing Set to Elevate Winter Sports Scene
Yale plans a major boxing push this winter under Coach Mogey King. A large varsity and freshman squad trains for an elimination tournament with 50 entrants, led by Captain Carey and Rose. The Yale gym hosts a February 12 meet against Boston University, marking a strong start for a storied program.
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New York
Yale
Mogey
King
Carey
Ring
Othiéra
Boston University
Cosen
New Haven
Inez
Rose
Yeats
Ben Funk
Museum to Teach Science Through Films in Schools
New York Jan 3 The American Museum of Natural History intends to expand its educational work by using motion pictures from expeditions, including Roy Chapman Andrews Mongolian trip. Films will be shown in auditoriums, schools, or circulated commercially, featuring topics from transportation in China to animal life in Central Africa and undersea life.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Iin. Earnest
Roy Chapman Andrews
Museum
George H. Sherwood
Department of Education
Mr. Sherwood
Yumenan
China
Andrews
Nanook
North
Donald B. MacMillan
Carl Akeley
Central
Africa
Southwest
Zoological Station
Naples
Alessandro Fabbri
Fisher
Wisher
Nature
Asia
Hole in One Feats Boost Sandy Berd in Golf History
London February 1 reporting that Sandy Berd the famed Scotch golfer and 1902 British Open champion has added a seventh hole in one at Mingston on Thames. He still seeks more conquests and hopes to win a solid gold putter promised by an American friend upon achieving additional ones. Comparisons note Jim Brath with eleven hole in ones and other players with eight each, while Vardon has only one.
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London
Sandy Berd
Sandy
Mingston
Thames
Merci
Tita
Herd
Jim Brath
J. H. Matteson
EH. Taylor
Harry Vardon
Briarcliff May Let Sarazen Go On English Trip
Briarcliff Lodge officials and Chauncey Depew Steele indicated that Gene Sarazen may be allowed to attend an English trip and compete in the British Open, with plans for an all am amateur meeting and a possible rescheduling after a conference with Sarazen.
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Briarcliff
Sarazen
New York
Briarchi Lodge
Briarcliff ‘Manor
Gene
Sarazension
Chauncey Depew Stele
Lodge
M. Steele
Briarclift
Saragzen
Jésme: Sweetser
Winaway
Francis Cuimet
Jess’ Guilford
Boston
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