Huggins Re Engaged as Yankee Pilot 1923
The New York Yankees re engaged manager Bill Huggins for 1923 at a meeting of owner Jacob Ruppert and T L Huston. Officials said the move ends rumors of depose and signals stability after two pennants, with no details on contract length.
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Harvard Seconds Score on Varsity in Scrimmage
Harvard seconds scored on the varsity in an intramural scrimmage in Cambridge Mass. Oct. 11. Louis Neuhots, second string halfback, ran second quarter and plunged to the four yard line and scored on the ax rush. Arthur Godman, a substitute runner on the Crimson, was injured and will be out for several days. Despite the holiday Harvard will practice tomorrow.
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Wolverines Prepare for Ohio State Tilt
Michigan coaches and players anticipate a crucial clash with Ohio State as the Wolverines aim to rebound from recent setbacks. The matchup is seen as a defining test two weeks into the season, with observers noting the Buckeyes' form and Michigan's improving play.
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Jimmy Burke to Succeed Duffy as Hub Manager
Jimmy Burke, aged 70, is chosen to replace Duffy as hub manager amid team turmoil. The club owner Baxter expressed disappointment with current conditions and signaled no immediate head change, while Burke’s prior work with Detroit and other teams is noted as a potential reset for the struggling lineup. The season’s big Ten prospects hinge on new leadership and fresh players to spark a turnaround.
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Tendler to Join Welterweights in Shade Fight
Lew Tendler, the Philadelphia lightweight, signs to move to welterweight and face Dave Shade in Milwaukee. The proposed bout marks Tendler’s return to action after a span of inactivity and could set up future matches in the welter division. Leonard's stance on moving up and Britton’s commentary frame the current welterweight scene.
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Gibbons Seitles Old Score in Miske Fight in Garden
Rivalry between Tom Gibbons and Miske dominates Garden bout coverage. Gibbons shown strong, but defeated. writer deems him superior fighter and predicts rematch next winter with a different outcome likely.
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Tom Griffith to Replace Olson on Brooklyn Team
Brooklyn fans may see Bert Griffith move from outfield to second base as he joins Tom Griffith in the Brooklyn lineup. Griffin is pegged to challenge Olson for the gap at second, with spring training duties and a possible U.S. roster spot in mind.
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Major League Stars Set to Play in the Bronx
Prominent MLB figures are slated for a Bronx event with a high profile exhibition. The gathering includes recognized players and notable teams, signaling a major showcase of talent in New York.
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Former Football Players Oppose New Ruling By Billy Evans
New York football veterans express mixed views on a proposed rule change. They debate whether the change will alter gameplay, with concerns about kickoff strategies and the value of extra point attempts after touchdowns.
Navy Lineup Sees Few Injuries Despite Heavy Schedule
The Navy squads report minimal injuries amid a demanding stretch, with key players handling heavy workloads. Coaches note the reserve depth remains adequate as the team presses through games and travel in the coming weeks.
Wesleyan Prepares for Columbia Game
Wesleyan gears up for a basketball clash with Columbia. The article mentions players and plans as the team focuses on reaching the next competitive stage, with emphasis on defense and offense alignment for the upcoming game.
Wounded vets watch Curtin Martin contest at Pals Grounds
A wartime veterans event at Pals Grounds in York features Curtin Martin as the main attraction. Spectators will gather with rooters and a strong turnout is expected as efforts are described to honor returning service members and veterans.
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Locals to Play N H Hilltop Forty Four Sunday
Bridgeport manager Mike Heay completes arrangements with Jimmy Wilson to bring the New Haven Hilltops to Eagle Street Sunday. The Hilltops, a strong squad of Annex, Tumpkles and Washington Glees players, are coached by Frank Bergin Jomer Princeton and an All America quarterback. Healy aims for a home triad of games with Hartford and New Britain rivals in sight.
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Macy Wheeler Awarded Minor "Y" for Tennis
Macy Wheeler receives minor Y for tennis in a report detailing athletics governance at Tate. The Oct 11 item notes new freshman major-sport management roles, crew and rowing recognitions, and honors for varsity and second crew members with awards and officers named for the year.
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Local star receives prize money at Buenos Aires event
The article notes a performer named Jim Tragey and associates in Buenos Aires with travel disruptions and a guaranteed payment of 8000 dollars for participation at a booth. Mentions of a competition in Buenos Aires and several other locations imply a series of engagements and financial arrangements.
Heisman Ties Penn Coach Longevity With Penn Grid Fame
Philadelphia report details Heisman’s 31 years of coaching at the University of Pennsylvania, tracing his early playing days, stretches at Lehigh, Penn State, and Minnesota successors, and notable seasons at Georgia Tech and other Southern programs, highlighting landmark victories and career milestones through the era.
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Yost Calls for Uniform Eligibility Rules Across Colleges
University of Michigan coach Fielding Yost argues for standardized eligibility rules to ensure fair competition in college athletics. He warns that varying limits on practice time, number of games, and freshmen eligibility create unfair advantages and threaten the educational mission of colleges. He opposes travel-heavy schedules and professional influence, urging unity among colleges to preserve amateur athletics and student education.
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