Four Ohio State Stars From One Town
Billy Evans notes a surprising Ohio State football year where four stars hail from the same town Huntington West Virginia. Hoge Workman and teammates Jeanne Brewart Hoge Noel Workman and Frank En all rose as top players despite varied academic constraints. Their shared origin and future plans captivate campus readers.
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Schaefer Details How He Won Billiard Title
The veteran Schaefer recalls a lifelong, disciplined path to the billiards title. He credits his father’s method, yesterday’s drills, and relentless practice that culminated in defeating Hoppe at the Chicago tournament, stressing patience, end-play strategy, and inherited skill.
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Pudge Heffelfinger Plans to Quit Football
Columbus reports veteran Yale figure Pudge Heffelfinger, famed Minnesota standout, contemplates retirement after a long career. A pivotal moment tests loyalty and future of the sport as peers reflect on his influence and the path ahead for his team’s roster.
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Racing Results from Seven Thoroughbred Races
Six furlongs results led by Marion Hollins with Dresser at 2.90 tied to top. second place went to Shipmate with Harry Glover and Dorothy Hines among finishers. Memorial Handicap winner Belle of Elizabethown with Guv'nar 10% in place. discussants note Kennedy 2.20 and Tha 6 8 Fitvookle racing. Three-year-old and up categories include Trooper and Foster Emory among top finishers, with times and payouts listed. Seventythree runners named across six events, including Liszt Toy Aiong and White Crown in the trotting results.
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Princeton to Play 27 Games on Court
Princeton announces a 27 game basketball schedule featuring Yale, Army, New York University, Bowdoin, Brown, Amherst and Bucknell among others. The Tigers open with a Yale visit in New Haven and travel to New York for key matchups as part of a busy season.
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Football Claims Thirteen Victims in 1921 Season
A list of thirteen football-related deaths in 1921 shows most victims were high school players, with only one college student among the deceased. The fatalities occurred from injuries during games or practice, spanning several states and including both high school and naval team players.
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Big Trades Likely in 1922 Baseball
Early 1922 trade talk centers on major league clubs seeking upgrades. The Chicago Nationals and New York Yankees target left handed pitchers. Cleveland and Detroit pursue infield and outfield help. Pirates and Browns also plan asset moves as clubs seek balance.
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Jack Britton Exhibition Boat Fight Set At New Britain
Jack Britton to headline an exhibition boxing event in New Britain with plans for a major attraction lineup. Promoter Danny Margen and local officials announce a show featuring high class vaudeville acts and a planned bout, drawing crowd interest from the area.
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Catholic U Defeats George Washington in Football
Catholic University beat George Washington 19 to 7 in Washington last Saturday. The result followed a postponed game due to heavy conditions in the national capital. Catholic U’s team is praised for its improving strength over a decade and draws comparisons to Georgetown’s current title status.
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Ranking Order of Eastern Grid Teams by Robinson
Arthur Robinson ranks Eastern football teams after the season. Lafayette tops the list for now, with Penn State tied for fourth alongside Navy, Washington and Jefferson, and Pittsburgh. He questions Lafayette’s purity of play and notes controversy over athletes versus education while offering a broader ranking that excludes Lafayette.
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Yorkville Separates to Face Y M H A Quintet Tomorrow
The Yorkville Separates of Gotham, mainly Hend street YMHA players and Yorkville stalwarts in the Metropolitan Basketball League, set to meet Bridgeport YML. The season’s foes arrive with a 40-66 record. Captured lineup includes Mooney Gordon Adler Utterson Ta Rapp Greenstein and More.
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Automobile Prices From Syracuse Showroom Listings
Prices listed for several car models include a Brougham at 2300 dollars and a Demi-Goupe at 3200 dollars. Additional Demi-Sedan and related models are priced around 2650 to 2750 dollars, all quotations presented for customers in Syracuse.
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