Virginia Baseball Extends Schedule Into June
Virginia's baseball team plans to extend its season through June for the first time in years. The schedule includes home and away games against North Carolina, Harvard in Washington, and other foes from March to June, with final exams no longer ending the season.
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Virginia
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Harvard
Washington
Campridge
Regin
New York U
Amherst
Washington and Lee
Fordham
Cornell
Richmond
Lexington
Hampden-Sidney
Lynchburg
Greensboro
Georgia
Athens
Davidson
West Virginia
Oglethorpe
Chapel Hi
One-Man Coach Glenn Warner’s Rise at Pittsburg and Stanford Link
Warner, famed as the University of Pittsburg’s “one man coach,” shaped Pitt into a national power from Carlisle origins with Kim Thorpe as a star protege. The article notes his upcoming farewell season at Pitt and a contract to coach at Stanford, signaling intrigue with California’s dominance and a clash with Andy Smith.
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Glenn Warner
University of Pittsburg
Warner
Carlisle Indians
Kim Thorpe
Pittsburg
Pitt
Leland Stanford
California
Stanford
Andy Smith
Georgia confronts coaching vacancy after Stegeman resignation
Georgia faces a football head coach decision following H. J. Stegeman’s Monday resignation. Columbus star George Kid Woodruff, a former quarterback and athletic board member, remains noncommittal as Athens prepares for Thursday deliberations on who will lead the staff and team.
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Georgia
H. J. Stegeman
Stegeman
Athins
George “Kid” Woodruff
Columbus
Mike Aes
The
Herald
Stan
Woodruff
Athletic Board
Athens
Bogart Girls Basketball Team Sets Sights On Athens Game
Bogart Ga special report notes the Bogart Girls basketball squad with one loss to Christian College and a perfect run in prior games. They prepare for the January 13 match with Athens High, with two weeks more practice to sharpen form.
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Bogart
Christian College
Athens High
Edatville
Comer
Statham
Bostwick
Carpentier Siki Film Revelations Over Corner Conduct
Paris reports detail a study of the Carpentier Siki bout. Francois Descamps, manager for Siki, allegedly spoke to Hellers, the Séne saloue manager, in the fourth round. L Auto quotes say Siki claimed he agreed to be beaten in that round. Boxing federation vice president Boubariat called such chatter during a match a serious fault.
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Carpentier-Siki
Francois Descamps
Siki
Hellers
L’auto
Hmself
Boubariat
The
Boxing Federation
McGugin vows to stay at Vanderbilt after banquet
Nashville officials and Vanderbilt supporters hosted a banquet in Dan McGugins honor where the famed coach declared he would never leave Vanderbilt. He praised the university, its players, and the school spirit during the address.
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McGugin
Nashville
Tenn
Dan MecGugin
Vanderbilt
Yale Faces Tough Next Season Schedule
NEW HAVEN Conn In commenting on the Yale football schedule for next season the Yale News says the enemy will be formidable The proposed slate includes North Carolina Georgia Bucknell Brown Maryland backed by Army Princeton and Harvard All but Georgia and Bucknell played Yale this year The schedule trades eight games for nine due to shortened pre season practice.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
North Carolina
Georgia
Bucknell
Brown
Maryland
Army
Princeton
Harvard
University
Iowa
Williams
Bates
Yankees and White Sox Still In Talks on Major Deal
New York manager Miller Huggins confirmed the rumored trade remains on. The proposed exchange would send Meusel Ward and Hoyt to Chicago for Eddie Collins Bob Falk and another Chicago player. Huggins left for Cincinnati for holidays noting continued hope of agreement by Lewis. He also said Jake May of the Vernon club may join the Yankees before the New Year.
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New York
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Meusel
Ward
Hoyt
White Sox
Eddie Collins
Bob Falk
Chicago
Cincinnati
Huggins
Lewis
White X
Jake May
Vernon
Small College Has Big Score Total
Bristol Tennessee reports King College with 93 students scoring 498 points in eight games, winning six. The team’s prolific offense dominated Lenoir College of North Carolina, routing them 296 to 49, highlighting the season’s standout scoring rush.
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Bristol
Xa.Tenn
King College
Lenoir College of
North Carolina
Prohibition Enforcement Tightened by Federal State Talks
Washington officials report near unanimous support for stricter enforcement of prohibition laws after President Harding's meeting with 14 state governors. Slated measures include harsher fines and longer prison terms, selective staffing, and public education, with another governors conference possible early next year.
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Washington
Marding
White House
Prohibition
Haynes
Dudley Re elected Y M C A President
Dudley is re elected as president of the YMCA and will continue as a director. The report lists committee chairmen for the year including Religious Abit Nix membership Joel Wier and others such as financial H H Gordon and dormitory W W Brown with various roles noted.
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Mercernly
David C. Barrow
C. Rowland
W. T. Forbes
Abit Nix
Joel Wier
J. 8. Goothius
H. H. Gordon
Lamkin
W. B. Hodgson
W. W. ‘Brown
M. G.” Nicholson
Inter
Winterville Pure Seed Association and cotton success
Larry Gantt notes Winterville farmers dominate Clarke county cotton with 60 percent of crops. They grow pure bred seed, fight boll weevil, and pledged to grow a single cotton variety. Whaterville High School agriculture program supports the effort as a guiding force.
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Winterville
Clarke County
Whaterville High’ School
State Agricultural College
Agricultural Teachers Office
Ne Jwerves
Sanaa Sea
Final Tax Paying Date Set for December 20th
December 20, Wednesday, is the final date to pay county and date taxes. After this date fines are assessed. Tax Collector Mallory and his force are busy with late accounts, but hundreds of taxpayers across the county have not responded and remain delinquent.
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Mallory
Chang Shao-Tsing Appointed Chinese Premier Amid Military Backing
General Chang Shao-Tsing, military leader, is named minister of China with parliament approval. Reports say Tsao-Kun plans to push for presidential succession, with Li Yuan-Hung likely to retire. Militants aim to control government as Tsao-Kun and Chang Tso-Lin back a drive against Wu Pei-Fu for early spring.
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Peking
Associated Press
Chang Shao-Tsing
China
Tsao-Kun
Li Yuang-Hung
Chang Tso-Lin
Wu Pei-Fu
Peiing
Chang Shao- Tsing
Li Yuan-Hung
Daugherty Trial Hearings Resume After Subpoena Defection
Washington reports impeachment hearings on Attorney General Daugherty resume after tentantive Kellar refusal to obey a subpoena. The committee will proceed with witnesses available and may form a subcommittee to probe Kellar’s refusal and gather corroborating names and testimony. Chairman Volstead poised to appoint the subcommittee soon.
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Washington
Daugherty Wererethey
Tentative Kellar
Minnesota
Kollar
Volstead
Birmingham Club Raided Tuesday
Federal agents raided the Southern club in Birmingham Alabama under the direction of assistant district chief Wil B Ford assisted by four officers and city police. They explored the building for nearly an hour and reported finding hour pints of rye whiskey and a small quantity of corn liquor under the flooring of a basement room. No arrests were made.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Club
Wil B. Ford
Trolley Seaboard Collision Injures Ten Near Charleston
Ten persons were injured, none seriously, when a Seaboard Air Line passenger train collided with a trolley car on the outskirts of Charleston, South Carolina, on Tuesday. The train was moving slowly. six men and four women were hospitalized briefly before returning home after treatment for bruises and cuts.
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Charleston
8. C
Found Alive Air Mail Pilot Boonstra Near Rigby Ranch
Salt Lake City reports air mail pilot Henry G. Boonstra missing since Friday after a blizzard en route to Rock Springs Wyoming was found alive and well at the Rigby ranch four miles south and east of the wrecked plane. Officials received the news late Monday and notified mail officials at 9 Tuesday morning.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Air Mail
Henry G. Boonstra
Rock Springs
Wyo
Rigby Ranch
Wilviews
Executions of Train Wreckers in County Kildare
In County Kildare seven men, four railway workers and three laborers, were executed for interfering with trains. They were captured November 13 by Free State troops, tried by a military committee, and hanged at 8:30 am. The group included members of the Republican army, with stolen goods and arms found. This brings Free State executions to 19 in just over a month.
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Dublin
County Kildare
Free State
Republican Army
Entertain Actors At Xmas Party
NEW YORK Actors and actresses without work will be entertained on Christmas day at the Stage Door Inn. A festive program is planned from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. including a Christmas tree, turkey dinner, and gifts. Mother Allen, over 70, will chaperon, with Ethel Barrymore as honorary president and Margaret Allen as executive president leading the organization.
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New York
Stage Door Inn
Allen
Chhaperon
Ethel Barrymore
Margaret Allen
Snow Leads to Shiners Capture in Washington Snow
Snow in Gray Harbor county followed by arrests of alleged moonshiners. Federal agents and deputy sheriffs tracked through deep snow to seize a dozen stills and confiscate hundreds of tons of liquor, according to a prohibition headquarters release.
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Tacoma
Wash
Gray Harbor
Prohibition
Dock Workers Strike Ends in Vera Cruz Negotiation
Dock workers ratified a settlement after late night talks with representatives of the men and B Holloway, general chairman of the Mexican Railway and Vera Cruz terminal. The agreement grants a 2 percent wage rise for three months and workers to return to duties today.
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Vera Cruz
B. Holloway
Mexican Railway
Vera Crux Terminal
Hendricks Case Ready For Jury in Georgia Court
Butler Ga. The embezzlement trial of A H Hendricks former Bank of Mauk cashier was expected to go to the jury before the noon recess in Mauk Georgia. The case centers on an $11 000 embezzlement charge.
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Butler, Ga
A. H. Hendricks
Bank of Mauk
Mauk
Hendricks
Japan Soon to Be Dry Declared by Stanford Leader
SAN FRANCISCO Japan will be dry within a few weeks, said David Starr Jordan chancellor emeritus of Stanford after three months in Japan. He noted that the people foresee prohibition, with many leaning toward bringing it about. A $50,000 gift to endow an alcoholic research chair in a Japanese university was promised by Shyo Su Aoki, a retired Toky o merchant, mirroring a similar chair at Stanford.
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Japan
San Francisco
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Dr.Jordan
Shyo Su Aoki
Tokio
Jordan
Hinton Leaves Maranhao for Rio Flight in Seaplane
Lieutenant Walter Hinton and his aviators departed Camocim aboard the Sampaio Correia I on Tuesday. The seaplane carries them from New York toward Rio de Janeiro, with Camocim located about 400 miles east of Hinton’s current position.
Fulton Stops Morris in Tulsa Ring Thriller
Tulsa report: Fred Fulton of Rochester Minnesota scored a technical knockout over Carl Morris of Sapulpa. Newark report: Mickey Walker defended his welterweight title by outpointing Phil Krug in 12 rounds. Chicago report: Johnny Evers of the Chicago Americans may join the city commission in the Miletic appointment.
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Tulsa
Fred Fulton
Rochester, Minn
Carl Morris
Sapulpa
Newark
N. J
Mickey Walker
Phil Krug
More Cotton Goes Thru Port In 22
Galveston Texas shows stronger cotton movement through the port for the week ending December 15. Receipts reached 62 721 bales, up 13 128 from last year, bringing season total to 1 778 231 bales, 280 703 more than the prior season. Exports stood at 39 258 bales, up 9 213 from last year, with season exports at 1 441 775 bales, 90 661 higher than the previous season.
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Galveston
Texas
Cotton Exchange
Survivors of ill fated Reliance reach Sault Ste Marie
Survivors from the tug Reliance, wrecked on rocks near the Lizard islands in northern Lake Superior, are being brought to Sault Ste. Marie by tugs Gray and Favorite. Four crewmen died, a fifth was near death from exposure, and nine of 27 aboard survived a three day trek to shore.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Michigan
Gray
Favorite
Reliance
Lizard Islands
Lake Superior
John McPherson
Fred Regan
Gus Johns
Jack Hartens
Hartens
Education Thru Radio Thursday Schedule Announced
John T. Tigert, commissioner of education, announced a regular educational radio schedule. Messages will broadcast Mondays and Thursdays from 6:45 to 7 p.m. Eastern Time on a wavelength of 420.
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Washington
John T. Tigert
Arera
Brenau Closes For Xmas Season
Brenau College in Gainesville Ga closes on December 19 for Christmas vacation and will resume on January 5. Students represent about 32 states and most head home for the holidays while a few men stay to spend Christmas at the college. The text notes the college always creates the real Christmas spirit.
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Gainesville
Brenau College
Andrew Carnegie Grandson Born to Roswell Miller Family
New York reported the birth of a grandson of the late Andrew Carnegie. The mother, Mrs Roswell Miller, is Carnegie’s only child. She wed Mr Miller, then a New York University instructor, in 1919 while he served as a navy ensign. A daughter followed in June 1920.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Roswell Miller
Japanese Landscape Gardener At Brenau Plans Park
GAINESVILLE Ga Mr J Shogo Maeda a noted landscape architect of Tokio Japan has arrived to plan and construct a real Japanese garden in Brenau park The park covers about 76 to 100 acres and lies in a woodland stretch that will become a showplace when finished Maeda is an assistant of the forest and landscape architecture faculty at Tokyo Imperial University of Japan.
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Gainesville
J. Shogo Maeda
Tokio Japan
Brenau Park
Maeda
Agriculve
Tokyo
Imperial University of Japan
United States seizes Ford car in Georgia sale case
Public auction set for December 30 1922 at Athens Clarke County post office to sell a Ford automobile held in rem by the United States in the Northern District of Georgia Eastern Division. The sale follows a court order dated November 1922 and indicates the asset was seized in Stephens County. Walter Akerman signs the notice.
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District Court OF
United States
Northern District of Georgia
Ford
A. Bryan
Stephens County
Gaerein
District Court of United States
Athens
Clarke County
Walter Akerman
Denver Mint Heist Ends With Fatal Guard Wounding
In Denver a federal reserve pay truck carrying 200000 in five dollar bills was ambushed by bandits. Guards Linton and Adams and driver Havener faced heavy fire as the robbers seized the money and fled. Linton later died from a stomach wound.
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Denver
Colo
Oleon
Federal Reserve Bank
Linton
J. Adams
Willim Havener
Mint
Where The Best Eats Are Today
Local grocer advertises fruits vegetables and treats for holiday shopping. Items include snow white cauliflower peppers eggplant iceberg lettuce celery oranges apples grapefruit cranberries tangerines coconuts with Miss Kempton’s home made fruit cake and assorted chocolates nuts and boxed candies. Also fresh Norfolk select oysters and mail order gift packages with suggested fruit cakes stuffed dates chocolate cordial cherries and various raisin and nut products with prices.
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