High Eleven to Play 10 Games with 6 at Home
Peabody prepares a Yale-like football squad for the coming season with about sixty players in practice and plans for seven ten game schedule, six at home. He lists eight prior players ready for action and a strong second string, with a schedule featuring Akron West, Fremont, Bellevue, Sandusky, Oberlin, Shaw High, Wellington, Norwalk, and Lorain. A meeting at 7:00 pm invites all hopefuls and a long list of candidates is posted for participation.
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Peabody Banks
Rarin
Bradden
Crawford
Krugman
Barton
Reynolds
Renovard
Dangerfield
Houserman
Reinz
Erling
Boyd
Stevens
Henry
Finnegan
West
Humphries
Jenkins
Scholl
Steinmetz
Long
Fremont
Sandusky
Lorain
West Tech
Toledo
Akron
Elyvia
Bellevue
Oberlin
Elyria
Shaw High
Cleveland
Wellington
Norwalk
Racing and boxing slate highlights in early season card
Belmont Park hosts Westchester Association racing while racing circuits in Hartford Montreal and Toronto feature trotting and yacht events. Boxing bouts in Philadelphia Boston and Poilacelptua showcase Leonard Men dalsohn Burke Lynch Chaney and Malone in 6 to 10 round matches.
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Westchester Racing ‘Association
Belmont Park
Montreal
Jockey’ Lab
Hartford
Toronto
Pionship
del Monte
Poland
Miami Valley Hunt Club
Darton
Benny Leonard
Johnny Mendalsohn
Philadelphia
Gene Tunney
Jack Burke
Joe Lynch
Young Montreal
Poilacelptua
George Chane
Georgia Russell
Joe Tipity
Andy Chaney
Jack Malone
Lou Bogash
Boston
Organize Billiard Parlor Owners Move to Form Association
National organizers of the National Billiard and Pool Parlor Owners Association work in the city to unite billiard parlors under the group. The goal is to keep recreation wholesome. Several states have banned parlors or taxed tables heavily, spurring calls to curb the industry. The Ohio incorporated body publishes The Cue from Washington D.C. and many universities offer summer courses.
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National
Billiard and Pool Parlor Owners’ Association
Texas
Georgia
South Carolina
Louisiana
West Virginia
Tennessee
State of
Ohio
The
Cue
Washington D.C
Sandusky Maroons Seek Semi Pro Battles for 1923 Season
The Sandusky Maroons formerly the Sandusky Esmonds and a top northern Ohio semi pro team, organize for 1923 and seek games with strong independent squads. They boast 18 games with two losses in 1921 22 and plan to open Sunday Sept 23 inviting managers to contact Harry A Denzer at The People’s Loan Savings Co. in Sandusky.
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Senars
Marroons
Sandusky Esmonds
Ohio
Maroons
Sandusky
Harry A. Denzer
People’s Loan & Savings Co
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