Centre’s Hard Fought Run Sparks Small College Upset
Centre College stunned by a relentless squad in a close series opener. Big hopes ride on disciplined defense and timely scoring as the underdogs challenge established programs.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1922
Page
6
Centre College stunned by a relentless squad in a close series opener. Big hopes ride on disciplined defense and timely scoring as the underdogs challenge established programs.
A late 1920s era report crowns Gene Sarazen as the dominant golfer over Walter Hagen at a Westchester event. The piece lauds Sarazen’s mastery, noting defeats of Hagen and key rivals, and cites wins including Skokie and Quailmont, highlighting his consistent form and leadership in golf’s premier fields.
Bo McMillin profiles Centre College's ascent under visionary alumnus Robert L. Myers. Myers recruited high school stars to Centre, shaped a disciplined, fast, well-conditioned squad, and built a program that challenged Harvard Yale Princeton and Harvard, elevating Centre to national prominence through forward passing and strategic coaching.
The passage argues that smaller colleges foster fellowship and personal knowledge among players and coaches, unlike large institutions where players may feel like cogs. It claims that intimate campuses create better team spirit, faculty support, and shared purpose, encouraging skilled coaches to rise and improve athletic outcomes.
A dense clipping reports boxing results and upcoming bouts with multiple fighters named. It mentions Oct actions in Wandlay Montevideo and Detroit on Dec 17, plus other midweight matchups, debuts, and weigh ins. Names such as Geles, Malone, ODea, Siegel, and others appear amid scores and venue mentions.
The Knights of Cotwubus football management aims for gains west Sunday at Sel with KerrvilleFest starting 2 30. The lineup includes former college players and locals, led by Kelly Fiehl as San Antonio drives come through in a forward pass sequence. Resuthul Rastewa Cemetery noted in the backdrop as mustering a tidy park setting. Cronkert 1AS8 shows a lively scene with locals and visitors.
Cambridge dispatch notes Centre College plans for a Saturday game and a key opponent while details remain unclear. Reported travels reference Captain Brel and a change in venue, with Centre aiming to attend a different event after prior arrangements.
Opening day of the duck season at Medina Lake sees many hunters failing to reach limits despite plentiful birds. Reports describe a cold, clear day with flocks near shorelines, notable catches by several anglers, and prize incentives posted by local associations and merchants.
Ohio State announces a record 63,000 seats sold for next Saturday's football game in Columbus at Ohio Stadium. The event, described as the largest crowd in the Midwest, follows strong athletic interest across the region. The sale signals growing fan turnout and stadium capacity being leveraged to host a major conference matchup.
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