Pat Herron Potential Indiana Football Coach
Pat Herron, chief assistant to Glen Warner at Pittsburgh, is likely to become Indiana University's head football coach. He traveled from Windber, Pennsylvania to Bloomington, and Warner would release him if selected. Herron played end for Pittsburgh in 1915 and 1916 and earned Walter Camp's second All American honors. he is 28 years old and highly regarded by Western Conference coaches after the Chicago meeting.
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Western College Grid Teams Start
Western conference athletes prepare for the season with veteran cores shaping squads. Five intercollegiate clashes are planned including Georgia vs Chicago on October 7 and Michigan vs Vanderbilt in Nashville. Princeton meets Chicago at Stanford Field as revenge for last year. West Virginia travels to Bloomington for Indiana's homecoming.
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Mallister Ten-Second Dash Highlight NYC Police Meet
New York police sprinters led by Bob McAllister, a ten second 100 yard man, prepare to face top rivals at the Jamaica track in a final police field day. Rookie Frank Benedict, also a ten second man, seeks to challenge McAllister while Matt McGrath and Babe McDonald aim to excel in weight events as 800 police chiefs attend the International Police Conference and watch track progress.
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Bob McAllieter
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Habe McDonald
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Joseph A. Faurot
Speaker Faces Uniforming Challenge for Indians
Cleveland Sept 15 The Cleveland Indians manager Tris Speaker faces a new problem supplying uniforms for more than 30 players and additional arrivals. Clanton reported yesterday that Speaker issued a traveling uniform and placed Rabting into the brand stand, indicating ongoing roster growth.
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Boston Braves Defeat Pirates In Unclear 4704 Score
Scant readable lines show Boston Braves defeating Pittsburgh Pirates by an unknown score. Notable entries list players such as Maranville Powell Tierney Roser Barbare Wenry and Marquard with multiple bases and hits. Errors and omissions limit full reconstruction of the game events and final tally.
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Moran Chased as Dodgers Win in Reds Series Opener
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 7 to 2 as Manager Moran and several reserves were rushed from the dugout amid the early series action. The Reds' early trouble set the tone for a Dodgers win in the opener.
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Buck Strife Delays Indiana Coaching Change
Lawrence College will not release Howard Buck to Indiana University as football coach. Buck, former Wisconsin star, was named to replace E. O. Strahm, but licensing obstacles block the move. A subcommittee meeting in Indianapolis was planned to pick a successor to Stiehm who recently had surgery in Rochester Mint.
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Big and Little Bill Reach Third Nation Tennis Final
In Philadelphia at Germantown, William Tilden II and William M. Johnston meet for the national United States lawn tennis title for 1922. They were the last two survivors from 128 players, Johnston defeating Vincent aria and Tilden beating Gerald Patterson. This marks their third career final meeting with a bowl at stake and both men have alternated leading the series.
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Maurice B. McLaughlin
R. Norris Williams
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Giants Recall Ralph Shinners From Toledo
New York Giants recall counter fielder Ralph Shinners from the Toledo club of the American Association. Shinners, bought from Indianapolis last winter, was released conditionally to Roger Bresnahan's club in July after recovering from an injury when Philadelphia pitcher George Smith struck him on the head with a pitch.
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Philadelphia
Yale Football Season Tickets Go On Sale At Post
The Bridgeport Post begins selling a limited number of Yale football season tickets at 140 Middle Street. The $5 book admits entry to all games except Army and Harvard, includes Fall track events, saves $1.50 on admissions, and spares gate lines. Games listed Bates Sept 23 Carnegie Tech Sept 30 North Carolina Oct 7 Town Oct 14 Williams Oct 21 Brown Nov 4 Maryland Nov 11. First come, first served.
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Baby Hoto and Baby Gar Vie For Hydro Classic Supremacy
In Buffalo on Sept 15 the 200 class hydroplane regatta saw Baby Gar leading with 14 points after two heats while Baby Hoto and Baby Gar Jr. traded places as Baby Hoto set a new world speed record of 62.3 mph on the Valle course. Eloise Ford's Woodfish 130 failed to match the records, finishing second with 12 points. The event featured a 20 mile course and marked the conclusion ahead of tomorrow's final heat.
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Stratford League Recap Ahead of Ames Games
Stratford Town league action scheduled tomorrow features the league leading Avons hosting Clark with St James while Keceys face North Ends. Avons sit atop the standings with four wins and one defeat as Keceys, North Ends, and St James chase in sequence.
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