Tide Noses Out Bulldogs in Fray at Athens
Alabama eked out a close road win over Georgia as McCauley, Rawson, and Gazzola starred for the Tide. Sam Boney and Clarke shone on defense while Eddie Rawson provided steady forward work. Georgia’s McCauley and Caster split long-range shots in a hard fought clash.
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Bulldogs
Cumnger
Paler
Mercer Murray
Soney
Sam Boney
Clarke
Siam
Sam
Eddie Rawson
Eddie
Gazzola Mabama
Mr. Guzzola
McCauley
Fey Rous
Athens
Georgia scoring sequence and players in unclear game notes
The fragmented OCR report records players Boney Murray Welhry Bene nett and Carter from Ada Wamu, with scattered scoring notes. It mentions Peratis Alabantt yan Georgia Scoring-fiehd fanley oid and incomplete fractions like four out of seven and one out of eight.
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Georgia
Boney
Rawson
Murray
Welhry
J. Benenett
Pertais
Alabantt Yan
Fiehd Fanley Oid
Honey Aye
Ada- Wamu
Carter
Aon
Soout
Fulton High Invades Athens For Tonight's Basketball Clash
Fulton High visits Athens High in a nine o'clock matchup at the Athens High gymnasium. Athens has trained hard this week and Fulton, known for a strong lineup, will provide a lively test as Kilpatrick Gryason and Mell lead the home defense against the Atlanta visitors.
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Gainesville High
Athens High
Fulton High
Athens
Frost
Atlanta
Buster Kilpatrick
Gryason
Mell
Tech Hi Tops Georgia Freshmen In Narrow 25 23 Win
Georgia freshmen faced Tech High in a tight battle as the visitors edged out a 25 23 victory. Both teams featured strong efforts from Richardson for Tech High and a balanced Georgia defense, with the game marked by rough play and limited scoring opportunities for the freshmen.
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Manfiell
Georgia
Tech High and Georgia Play Hard in Defensive Battle
Tech High freshman Richardson and Hooten lead scoring with four and three goals respectively, Clifton and Williamson add offense for Tech High and Georgia. Butler and the Brooks anchor defense as Thompson trails Georgia in a tight game with limited scoring and several substitutions.
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Clifton
Tech High
Williamson
Georgia
Butler
Brooks
Pume
Thompson
Tech High Georgia
Richardson
Rv. F. Richardson
V. F
Loot Williams
1. F. Cutton
Randall
C. Prouk
Te. Carter
Brook
Dean and Eppes Triumph In City Circle Game
Two games in the City Y League Monday featured Dean routing Pound 49 to 10 while Eppes defeated Dudley 14 to 10. The first game was a rough effort on the Y court, Dean’s squad overwhelming Pound. The second clash was a tighter, better played contest with limited lineup details available.
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Dean
Eppes
Dudley
Pound Wanch
Rand
Pound
Denis of Pound
R. F Golwakser
See Keller
F. Ashford
Jackson
Tolen
Ro ‘ Colling
Hypring
Bolton
Tratley
Bondurant
Deckson
S Canes
G. i
Bush
Murder Mystery Reopens With Robe and Actress Ties
Mrs. Douglas MacLean, wife of a film actor, gave a statement detailing what she saw the night director William Deemond Taylor was slain. She described the screams of Henry Peavey that woke residents and hinted at a drug peddler seeking an actress connected to the case. She refused to identify the man lurking near Taylor's apartment.
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Douglas Maclean
William Deemond Taylor
MacLean
Henry Peavey
Taylor
Bungalow Court
Sweet potatoes could boost Athens farming and profits
Larry Gantt notes The Sweet Potato King Mr. Alexander of Fort Smith Ark built a million dollar fortune from potatoes. Georgia is best suited for this crop and Athens could lead a South wide market. Farmers should plant, order seed, and prepare beds now with drying and storage houses planned. The Agricultural College provides groundwork and instruction for this industry. Potatoes yield 150 to 260 bushels per acre, with potential price around one dollar per bushel.
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Alexander
Fort Smith
Ark
Georgia
Athens
South
Agricultural College
New Pope Elected Without American Involvement
Vatican reports indicate a new pope was elected with no American participation while white smoke signaled the final ballot. Pope Daius III, after a brief wait, departed Clementine Hall for St Pete with Sacred College men. Cardinal O Connell arrives in Naples aboard the Presidents.
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Sistine Chapel
Varneadt
Daius III
Clementine Hall
St Pete
Sacred College
Archvige
Tan G
Mellon
Tle
Vatican
New York Visitor Leaves for Rome on Special Train
Wilson from New York departed at 6 30 in the morning for Rome on a special train as a guest of the Italian government. Cardinal OConnell, Archbishop of Boston, arrived in Rome at 12 40 this afternoon, an hour after the new pope was elected.
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Wilson
New York
Rome
Sovernment
Associated Press
Way Down East at Palace Athens Shown to Rave Crowds
Athens patrons packed the Palace twice as Way Down East with Lillian Gish and Richard Hart held the crowd spellbound. The Griffith production impressed with realism dramatic snowbound sequences and a memorable barn dance scene. The cast includes Vivian Ogden Burr McIntosh and Kate Truce with a new score enhancing the screening.
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Athens
Palace Mondad
Palace
Anna Moore
David Bartlett
Lillian Gish
Richard Harthelmess
Griffith
Creighton Hale
Vivian Ogden
Burr McIntosh
Kate Truce
Lowell Sherman
Florence, Short
Mary Hay
George Neville
Morgan Belmont
New York
Newport
Griffth
Partons
Theatrical Reception Praises New Film Feature
Manager Gidley recalls several audience reactions to a Monday matinee and evening show. Quotes from Mrs Sunior and Mrs Erwin call the picture perfect and wonderful. Others like Miss Gerdine and Mrs Ball hail it best ever seen with high praise from many attendees.
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Gidley
Mary
V. Sunior
Erwin
Susie Gerdine
Jon. Webb
Lillian Gish
Nk Myers
Sam Tribble
Fred Ball
Paris presses decry refunding bill as blow to France
Paris papers denounce the U S refunding bill as a severe setback for France. Editorials say France must pay about 1 500 paper francs in annual interest while Germany’s cash reparations will yield only about 1 100 000 000 paper francs. Reconstruction costs threaten to overwhelm French finances unless relief is found.
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Associated Dress
Congress
Nce
Morn G
Hute
France
United States
Germany
Supreme Council
Cammés
United Stars
der Liveries Fm Dean
Henes
Sions
Pauline Frederick Weds Second Cousin in California
Pauline Frederick married Dr. Charles A Rutherford of Seattle on Saturday in Santana California. She plans to continue moving picture work. Meanwhile the American Bible Society announced suspension of Bible production citing high costs and a planned close of its operations.
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Pauline Frederick
Santana
Calif
Charles A. Rutherfod
Seattle
American Bible Society
New York
Optagt
Astor Thief
Major Wheeler Claims Army Advancement Not by Merit
Major Malcolm Wheeler of the Third United States Cavalry alleges in a letter to President Harding that army advancement is driven by favoritism rather than merit. Officials deny any such notification reaching White House or War Department. Wheeler, hospitalized at Walter Reed after a shooting incident at Camp Dix, asserts a Prussianism influence in the service.
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Washington
Malcolm Wheeler
Third
United States Cavalry
Harding
Colby
Camp Dix
Slaymaker Talks To Boys Sunday at YMCA
Captain F L Slaymaker spoke to the Sunday Y Club about Christ as a boy's comrade. Despite bad weather, 4% boys attended and valued the address. He described Christ helping his parents in the carpenter shop and playing with other boys, urging youths to emulate Christ in wisdom and favor with God and man.
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F. L. Slaymaker
Young Men's Christian Association
Christ
Captain Slaymaker
God
Prohibition Agents to Work Secretly in States
Washington reports a new policy allowing federal prohibition agents to operate under cover in various states. Commissioner Haynes ordered a stop to public announcements of agent appointments following complaints from prohibition directors. The plan assigns new agents to duty without publicity to improve enforcement.
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Washington
Prohibition Headquarters
Haynes
Putnam Farmers Diversify Crops for 1922 Plan
In Eatonton Putnam farmers plan vigorous efforts against boll weevil with 1922 wheat and fall oats under way and Uncle Sam teaching cotton under boll weevil conditions. A government station is planned and acreage will be reduced. Farmers have signed for peanuts potatoes pimentos and other safe money crops with a big marketing bureau providing seed and guaranteed sale.
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Eatonton
Putnam
Sam
No Announcement Prohi Agents In Future Appointments
Washington announces that the appointment of federal prohibition agents in different states was ordered stopped by Commissioner Haynes. He said prohibition directors complained that naming the agents handicapped enforcement workers.
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Washington
Haynes
Two Mine Workers Officials Freed From Jail On Bond
Pittsburg Kas March 2 Alexander Howatt and August Dorcy deposed president and vice president of district fourteen United Mine Workers were released from Columbus jail Monday night on $2000 bond each and the agreement to call no more strikes in Kansas coal fields.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Alexander Howatt
August Dorcy
District Fourteen
United Mine Workers
Columbus
Kansas
Seventy-Nine Dead In Jap Train Wreck At Itogawa
Seventy nine bodies have been recovered from the wrecked train buried by an avalanche at Itogawa station. Thirty three injured passengers were extricated. Victims were crushed as roofs collapsed under rocks and snow. Three hundred soldiers, firemen, and coolies continue rescue work with at least a dozen more believed buried.
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Itogawa
Governor Sued on Seduction Charges in Mississippi
A $100,000 damage suit was filed in U S district court in Jackson Mississippi charging Governor Lee M Russell with seducing a former employee of his office.
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Jackson, Miss
Lee M. Russell
Mississippi
United States District Court
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