Buckeye football near perfect this year amid changes
Ohio State University football is nearly at full strength this season. The Army-Navy game drew under 100 spectators at West Point in 1890. Miss Virginia Pep won the St Louis district golf title again. Dartmouth would require a game with Cornell or Brown for a football D. Grand Rapids may revive Grand Circuit meetings. Amateur basketball prospects look slim. Maryland School for the Deaf plans for court play. Frederick residents expected at the Navy Michigan clash in Baltimore, with others at Mt Mary’s Washington College game. Harry Wills, 15 years in boxing, earned about half a million. Eddie Collinge, longtime White Sox official, is tied to a 20-year major league career and once with the Athletics in 1906.
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Frederick Persons
Baltimore
Echo Field
Battle of wits looms as Stanford meets Southern California
The piece highlights a looming clash between Stanford and Southern California, praising coaches Glenn Warner and Howard Jones as top strategists. It notes USC’s hopes for the Pacific Coast title, last year’s narrow 10-9 USC win, and the expected showdown in Los Angeles with strong emphasis on wartime coaching lore and historical rivalries.
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Yithen
Howard Jones
University of Iowa
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Quint and the Chapline five prep with likely roster
The report notes Quint and the Chapline five facing a strong season with soldiers fleeing the Chaps. The militiamen posted 25 players including Bartgis and Honek for wards, Bernard Hartman at center, Phebus as guard, Elworthy and Carter at forwards, Hartman at center, and Elkins and Forney at guards.
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Officer's Revenge at Dinner Party on Naval Ship
A naval officer offended by comments at a dinner party invites guests aboard his ship. When asked about a sham wooden cannon placed to draw attention, he loudly declares it a dummy a sort of honorary cannon, revealing his intent to seek revenge. The clergyman recently became an honorary canon.
Submarine In Trouble Off Hampton Roads Coast
Norfolk reports a submarine named R-1 adrift about 100 miles from the port after a nightly 745 PM radio call. Coast Guard cutter Gresham was dispatched to search the area as previous messages indicated engine failure and a need for assistance. Further details from Newport News note the submarines R-1 and another unit in the area, with no immediate danger reported.
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