Rifle Team Under Way At Georgia
The University of Georgia rifle team has begun daily practice and aims for a successful season. Several universities have challenged the team for upcoming matches including the University of Delaware Emory University Virginia Polytechnic Institute University of Tennessee Northwestern University.
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University of Georgia
University of Delaware
Emory University
Virginia Polytechnic Institution
University of Tennessee
Northwestern University
Coeds to Form University of Georgia Basketball Five
The Coeds of the University of Georgia plan to form a basketball team to bring honors to the school. They practice nightly at the Octagon, with up to 20 girls turning out for the tryouts, and will be ready when the season opens.
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University of Georgia
Silent Church in Cincinnati Uses Sign Language Sermons
The Church of Silent People in Cincinnati has no spoken sermons or hymns. Pastor Rev. Albert Watters delivers messages in sign language. Prayer is felt from the heart rather than spoken, with no organ or choir and no lips uttering words. Congregation rises eyes heavenward to a soundless divine harmony.
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Cincinnati
Church of Silent People
Albert Watters
Winter coats loom in public spaces this season
Winter coats fill not only the stage but buses streets elevators subways and taxicabs. Camel's hair fleece leads fashion coats with plaid coated options second. Finer garments use amargella Bolivia browns blues and black, with most wraps featuring fur.
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Oray
Amargella
Bolivia
G. I. C. Conference Opens in Atlanta
The Southern Intercollegiate conference opens its second annual meeting in Atlanta with delegates from twenty colleges. Key issues include potential withdrawal of 8.1 members from the 8.1 A A and eligibility rules, plus discussions on athletes other than football players, freshmen travel limits, conference definitions, scheduling rules, and a conference basketball tournament.(Member institutions include Georgia, Georgia Tech, Maryland, Virginia, VPI, VMI, North Carolina, Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Florida, NC State, Clemson, South Carolina, Alabama, AU, Tulane, Kentucky, LSU, Ole Miss, and Mississippi College.)
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Atlanta
Southern Intercollegiate Conference
Univeristy of Georgia
Georgia Tech
University of Maryland
Univeristy of Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Virginia Military Institue
University of North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Univeristy of Tennessee
University of Florida
North Carolina State
Clemson
College
Univeristy of South Carina
Univeristy of
Alabama
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Tulane
University of Kentucky
Louisiaa State Univeristy
Mississippi A
Mississippi
Tech Baseball Menu Announced
Georgia Tech announces its 1923 baseball schedule under Manager John ny Armentrout totaling 22 games. The slate includes Penn, Maryland, Dartmouth, Auburn, Florida, Mercer, North Carolina, Kentucky, and Oglethorpe with home and away dates across March to May and a potential Yale game in Atlanta on April 2 or 3.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Johnny Armentrout
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Dartmouth
Auburn
Florida
Montgom
Two Sundays Left In Y Drive At Sunday Club
The new member attendance drive in the Sunday Y Club will close Sunday December 17. Hodgson's St. Louis team leads by a large margin with first place likely. Chicago Cleveland and Philadelphia vie for second. winner unknown until the last roll. Chancellor Barrow addresses the meeting at 3 PM on Building Character. Y M C A boys elect captains and form Christmas Good Cheer Teams after the talk.
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Hodgson
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
David C. Barrow
Name Architect to Plan Dormitory at University of Georgia
The prudential committee authorized the selection of an architect to design the new John Milledge dormitory on the University of Georgia campus. The project followed Clarke County bond approval last summer, making the dormitory feasible.
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John Milledge
Georgia
Prudential Committee
Clarke County
Columbus club sells Shennon to Memphis
AP sports brief reports the Columbus American Association club sold outfielder Joe Shennon to Memphis of the Southern Association. Other items note bantamweight Frank Genaro and manager Joe Bernstein suspended over an aborted Pancho Villa meeting, a Milwaukee featherweight decision, and a Kansas City Canadian Wallace Ded set to meet Rd Strang.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus American Association
Joe Shennon
Memphis
Southern Association
Newark
N. J
Frank Genaro
Joe Bernstein
Pancho Villa
Kansas City
Wallace
Criticism of Georgia Cities Ended by University Panel
The Prudential committee at the University of Georgia orders The Cracker to halt a series of city critiques including Macon in the "Macon Urbe Futura" piece. The uproar over Macon prompts cancellation of future installments as editors and Bernd face calls for restraint and policy limits on student publications.
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Georgia Cracker
Prudential Committee
Macon
University of Georgia
Cracker
Leach
Washington Memorial Library
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Bethany Captain Praised By Coach
Bethany captain Harry Randolph drew high praise from Pat Page former Chicago star, after Randolph led Bethany to a 29 to 7 victory over Butler. Page suggested Randolph would attract East coast and Big Ten attention if he played there, noting his near solo effort in the win.
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Bethany
W. Va
Princeton
Pada
Pat Page
University of Chicago
Butler
Ind
Page
Randolph
University of Ilinois
Dave Morrow
Washington and Jefferson
Virginia Vaults sixteen football letters to Virgina players
Six teen letters awarded to University of Virginia football squad after GA A action following recommendations of Coaches Campbell and Abell and Captain Hall. Recipients include Stalge Davis, Dybrick, Campbell, Fenwick, Hall, Ward, Lewis, Thesmar, Foster, McCoy, Maphis, Arnold, Deane, Wilson, Walp. Team captain to be elected later. coaching staff likely to return, with Brown leaving as graduate manager. Baseball coach Jack Ryan to lead next spring, with Eppa Rizle as assistant.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
General Athletic Association
Tom Campbell
Earl Abell
Tom Hall
John Stalge Davis
University, Va
William Alexander Dyibrick
Norfolk
Eldridge
Houston Campbell, Jr
Carbon
W. Va
Charles Rogers Fenwick
East Falls Church
Stalge Davis Backford
University
Thomas Selmon Hall
Lothian
Samuel Clay Ward
Paris
Charles Langhorne Lewis
Lynchburg
Frederic Haskell Thesmar
Savannah
Henry Porgas Foster
Knoxville
Tenn
Thomas Augustus McCoy
Asheville
N. C
Samuel Wellington Maphis, Jr
Warrenton
George Basil Arnold
Cambridge
Warner Ready to Install System at Stanford
Glenn Warner, secured by Stanford to coach football after his Pittsburg contract ends, is already setting up his system at Stanford. Andy Kerr and Tiny Thornhill, former Pittsburg stars, coach at Stanford with Kerr guiding the backfield and Thornhill also on staff.
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Glenn Warner
Stanford
University of Pittsburg
California
Andy Kerr
Thornhill
Pittsburg
Kerr
Big Ten Duel Looms Wisconsin Minnesota Clash
Wisconsin eyes a clean slate with backfield stars Merrill Taft and George Gibson as they host Minnesota on November 4. Bill Spaulding leads Minnesota in his Western Conference debut after Northwestern tied Minnesota 7 to 7, with Northwestern not favored despite the close result.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Merrill Taft
George Gibson
Bill Spaulding
Northwestern
British Minister of Guatemala Recalled on Political Ties Claim
Report from Guatemala City states the British Minister to Guatemala has been recalled over charges of meddling in politics. The move follows tension between London and Guatemala amid local political events and diplomatic scrutiny.
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Mexico City
Guatamala City
Guatamala
Bethany Chooses Van-Nil to Lead After Randolph Praise
Van-Nil takes charge at Bethany after lauding Randolph and Pat Page. He elevates Bethany's top star, arguing for All-America consideration amid strong regional support and high expectations for the program.
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Bethany
Randolph
Pat Page
Bethany Star
Billy Evans Honor Roll of the Middle West Debut
Billy Evans presents the first annual Billy Evans Honor Roll for the middle west. Sixty leading sport writers selected first and second teams, revealing diverse opinions among experts. Locke of Town and Thoi of Chi feature in contested positions amid injuries and shifting roles.
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Billy Evans
Middle West
United States
Oxsets
Mey Kves
Locke
Fullhalk
University of Town
Iowa
Jolene Thoi
Chi
Sh Locka
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