East's Big Three Set to Open Season vs Nebraska and Others
The Associated Press reports a crowded early football slate as Harvard Yale and Princeton lead the Eastern heavyweights toward season goals. Illinois faces Nebraska in a key Midwest test while West Point, Annapolis, and other Eastern and Western foes brace for opening showdowns.
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New York
Araes
Morrow
Harvard
Yele
Frincéton
Service Squada
West Point
Annapolis
Tyes
Urbana
Mis
Red Grange
Illinois
Nebraska
Princeton
Amherst
Yalamiso
Middlebury
Garrell
Ray van Orman
Syracuse
Vermont
Waimouth
Hobart
Brown
Colby Dor
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Fratilin
Marshall
Washing
Jefferson
Merletth College of
West Virginia
Bavis Bikins
Dempsey Exhibition Stop in Huntington Tonight
Jack Dempsey arrives in Huntington West Virginia by auto for an exhibition bout tonight after traveling from Auckland New Zealand. Sparring partners include Tom Uson, Myra Cutler, and Gas Wilson with promoter arrangements and local preparations underway.
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Huntington
W. Va
Cempacy
Gehampion
Ol lest to meet Fraser for title
Oct 2 1922 Ottawa Canada and Providence Rhode Island players reached the semifinals of the women's golf championship at the Stelia Country Club. Fraser of Ottawa and Collett of Providence won today to reach the 29th final with matches decided on the home green.
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GQUIS
Alexa Stirling
Fraser
Ottawa
Canada
Gienna Collett
Providence
Atlanta
Louise Fordyce
Collett
Edith Cummings
Chicago
E. Jow
Boston wins third from Nationals in lopsided 11 to 2
Boston defeated Washington 11 to 2 to take a third straight win. Ehmie led with a solo run from the start as Stewart contributed the only bright spot for the Senators. Al Schacht, the visiting club comedian, briefly managed the visitors on the field as the game unfolded.
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Bostom
Washington Club
Red Sox
Ehmie
Stewart
Senators
al Schacht
Rice
Losbasa
Adama
Goslin
al McNeeiy
Harria
Jeanes
Scott
Moyera
Tate
Kritay
Lyte
Beve
Lyle
Oth
Borton
Jenkin
Flagstead
Rosebad
Prathra
Herraen
P. Hinehorr
Washington
Veuch
Rosenthil
Binnhorf
Eimkes
Dalle
Ofe Kelly
Eumkat
Sky Lele
Whroke
Kelley
Byte
Keltey
Umniren, Mecowap
Owens Ani Rowlabi
Orig
Davis Elkins Set to Trim Rodgers in Morgantown Opener
Morgantown October 23 Davis Elkins College prepares to face West Virginia in the season opening at Mountaineer Stadium. Coach Rodgers reshapes the backfield with Pete Baruwah or Steepy Glenn at right halfback as WVU expects a tough test to open up the Scarlet Hurricane offense. Officials, crowd forecasts, and travel plans indicate a strong turnout with many Randolph County fans heading to Morgantown for the game.
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Mountaineers
Scarlet Hurricane
West Virginia
Cam" Jennerson
Henderson
Sue Rodgers
Virginia
Hardy
Pete” Baruwah
Steepy
Glenn Ar Hardy
Hodgers
Athletic Directe
West Virginia Wesleyan
Miller
Pitt
Lex Stevenson
Fofich
Grove City
Alao
Rodgers
Tvo
Risy B. Goodwin
Invernn
Evgeny Dowling
Carnegla Tech
Tun
Gaudwely
Downs
Alley
Amnagunes
H.A. Stansbury
Caue
Neith
Coxch Tensderson
Moras
Elking
Ayit
Eithit Grafton
Iman
Sjveni
Gortonville
W. Vu
Ilenville Normal School
Joe Seton
Glenville
Cards Bunch Hits To Down Cubs 4 3
In a tense game the St Louis Cards defeated the Chicago Cubs 4 to 3. Key plays included Staley Toporcer and Stuart contributing two hit efforts and Bladee scoring the eventual winning run as Alexander worked hard on the mound.
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Johnny Stuart
St. Louis Cardinals
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Chicago Cubs
Stuart
CUBS
Alexander
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Alexanden
Copper
Chleizu
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Cage
Tellles
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Wretzig
Binley
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Alexander Thein
Harriett
Wex
Sor Cooper
St. Zoos
Chicans
Staley
Toparcer
Home Moon
Bladee
Tynuree Blylen Buapi
Torporearch
Dunkle Piags
Aduin
Grim
Lott
Bane
Chicage
Hosa
Covner
Alexander Fin
Mit
Ultohuy
Stewart
Meor
Takk
Pfirauin
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Reserve Talent Will Play Big Part in World Series
Washington club relies on strong reserve talent to back up injured regulars. The column assesses bench strength, noting acquisitions like Everett Suote and Muddy Ruel, and names players such as Buddy Myer and Benny Tate as key depth options for a pennant run.
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Stanley R. Harris
Washington
Chilis Taguhir
Unifuiie
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Cote
Hortetony AG
Jong Enuaet
Lee
Wahington Club
Ayerett Suote
Ty Bertie Wwe
Whettielder
eHorty
Muddy Ruel Sterning
Eateher
Wade Histon
Ure Baterk
Cid
Veneran Wuthelders
M Neely
Nema Letbald
Pirates
North Amort
Opportune Hits Give Louisville Second Victory
Louisville tops Baltimore 9 to 1 as timely hits and walks fuel a strong offensive showing. Bob Deberry scattered five Orioles hits while Thomas walked nine and yielded three runs, with a controversial late call and ejections from the Baltimore side highlighting the rough, error-prone field.
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Louisville
Portune
Thames
Baltimore
Joe Deberry
Orioles
Thomas
Louleville
Tyson
Shannon
Colonels
Halls
Jett
Walker
Sheedy
Peterly
Ballenger
Connolly
American Associati
Haltimore Fench
Sherwood
Magee
Jack Dunn
Fashionable Color Use in Men’s Dress Denounced
A vintage column urges restraint in color for men, warns against excess, and advises two to three color combos with dark main and light accessories. It notes bold hues clash with light coats, recommends conservative styling, and critiques loud color as a sign of poor taste.
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Babe Adams Poised for Possible 1926 World Series Return
Seventeen years with the Pirates have shaped Babe Adams into a storied figure in baseball. Though his 1925 season had ups and downs, the veteran remains a key presence as talk grows of a possible 1926 World Series start. Fate may offer a last chance at a brief heroic inning for the late-career legend.
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AL Dewaree
Babe Adams
Pittsburgh Pirates
Detroit Tigers
Tinin
Clarge
Adams
Babe
Associated Editore, Inc
Cabin Creek High Meets Clay Today in Season Opener
The Cabin Creek High football team, under Coach Hamrick, travels to face Clay High as the season opens. After last week’s cancellation due to finding an opponent, the warriors hope to challenge Clay, whose squad is believed stronger than last year.
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Faye
Canin
Ihe Mart Bank
Wink
Chelyan Duffer
Hamrick
Clay
Jase
Elk River Ready to Battle Charleston In Interclass Clash
Elkins High School football team arrives for a pivotal game against Charleston High tomorrow afternoon. Coach Gorman’s lineup may change, with backfield stars Han Tully Ruffner and Mévdster possible, while Charleston QB Mah must perform. The East Bank title hopes hinge on this result as Elkins aims for a strong season against four strong opponents including Spencer High and Logan High, with eight games on the schedule beginning October 3 at home.
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Fish
Gorman
Togat
Ant Goweh Gorman
Maroon
East Bank
Spencer, High
Montgomery
Logan High
Alderson High
O.D. H
Clay High
Ome
Spencar High
Dunbar, High
Montgomery High
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Backley _ Bish
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