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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
5
ST PAUL Minn The thirty seventh annual convention of the Nation Editorial association will be held at Missoula Mont July 19 It was announced Tuesday by Secretary T C Hotaling Present Harding is a member of teas aviation and is expected to be present.
Clemson athletes welcome Georgia guests as their track schedule opens with a three o clock Saturday meet at Sanford Field. The Tiger track squad, led by standout performers such as Reynolds and Fitts, eyes an even score against Georgia after last year’s Clemson victory.
Golf tournament for the Morton Hodgson Cup continues with semi finals to be completed by week end. Reported results include matches featuring Darrow Bavork Dovock Sand Lawler Upson and Lawler. Local entries show growing interest and stimulus to club competition at Cloverhurst.
May McAvoy headlines the Palace program with Everything For Sale a drama about a finishing school girl who discovers wealth buys love Featuring Dorothy Dalton Rudolph Valentino and Buster Keaton The duo also star in Moran Of The Lady Letty with The Playhouse added comedy on the same two day run Thursday and Friday at the Palace including Seasoned screen stars and thrills
A fragmented passage notes a push to promote golf as the supreme outdoor recreation. It mentions health minded Americans supporting country efforts and a large membership driving a nationwide tourney in Athens as a stimulus to improve winter golf, with hopes of benefiting a wide United States audience.
Detroit signs 18 year old Terma, a Californian bateman standing six feet one inch and 195 pounds. His batting habit and free swinger style attract scouts from Omaha. Terma joins the team after a farmed trade, with mentions of his potential to energize a lineup alongside Sherman and the American batting champion Torman.
A notice states the federal jury will convene on Monday in Athens. Details are incomplete in the fragments but indicate an upcoming session at the court.
A concealed bomb exploded at a Vienna business men's banquet on Monday night, killing three and wounding about 30 prominent figures. Authorities believe the device detonated prematurely before the principal speakers arrived.
Detroit, Mich. reports center on sop Young amid a shaky throwing season that derailed his lineup role. Cincinnati’s Ed Roush resists a three year deal while seeking a return to Cincinnati Nationals. Harold Muddy Ruel trains with Washington University and may join Boston if terms are met. Washington dispatches say Leon Coslin may not start in outfield opening day with Karl Smith a likely replacement. Chicago notes the White Sox beat Chattanooga 5 to 4 as Gleason plans a Knoxville game vs the Giants. New York reports Brooklyn’s 12 to 0 rout of the Yankees boosts belief they won the Mason and Dixon title with Grimes and others in strong form. next game at Memphis.
A number of leading self professionals now in the Wy tites we Tisted to shirt Piles in the 72 hole medal play open inviteifen colt Hurpameng at the Columbia Coun ty club. The players, most of them are returning to their clubs from Pinehurst, N.C. where the North and South open championship tournament was completed Saturday, included Pat O'Siara, Hichmond county, winner of that title: Jock Hutchison of Chicago, British open champion: Jim Varnes Melham, New York, national open champion: dae Kirk wwoerk Australian open ehempie Walter [bigen of New York, Wes een open ehamipion t Gene Saragha ao Vittshureh, Southern open , ehampion: Verrizan of White Tenches, SN), Florida open champion, and other prominent players.
Vinehurst NC favorites showed solid form as the field moved into the second of 36 holes for the North and South Amateur Championship. Oakmont’s Pownes Wilke Richmond’s Le Wilke Brookline’s Newton and Greenwich’s Shivold Weber were among those who posted strong scores, with more matches and potential qualifiers shaping Tuesday’s action.
Observations by Join E. Drewr y notes nearly 300000 bales of cotton pooled in Georgia to be sold through the Georgia Grocers Co operative Association. The Sapiro plan aims for higher returns for farmers. Also, B Y P U delegates will convene in Athens, and Goodyear tire and rubber men will hold a state wide session at the Georgian hotel this Friday.
In Mexico City several young boys attempted wall climbing after a popular American climber arrived for exhibitions. Dozens of rescues followed as firemen and police answered calls to reach boys stranded on precarious perches, with one boy fatally injured.
A petition for cleaning up Jackson Street along the university area is being circulated by Mrs. T B Anderson. Local residents have signed in support, aiming to improve the city’s appearance.
Miss Eleanor Taft, formerly of Spartan but now in charge of the U A in Charleston, was elected transient of the State Federation of Business and Professional Women's era at its first annual meeting, which terminated here Tuesday. Saccharin is 300 times as sweet as cane sugar.
A Manchester paper notes renewed cultivation of old fashioned medicinal herbs in English gardens. In the United States they have faded from small garden use yet are imported in large quantities from Turkey, India and China for commercial purposes. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as a successful medicine for women's ailments, containing no narcotics or harmful drugs.
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