Bulldogs Open Cage Ball Season With Clemson Friday
The Georgia Bulldogs travel to Clemson Friday night to open the 1922 basketball season. Clarke, Joe Bennett, Paige Bennett, Rawson, and Murray are slated as the starting five with optimism that the team will rival or exceed last year’s strong quintet.
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Joe Bennett
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Lightweights Face Riverside Cadets in Gainesville Friday Night
The Y M C A Lightweights prepare to meet Riverside Academy on the Gainesville cage court Friday night. Riverside, coached by Clarence Rawson, brings a tough quintet that will test the locals who have shown flashes of brilliance but inconsistent passing this season.
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Riverside Academy
Avery
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Athens
Cubs Aim to Outbid St Louis for Nine Players
Chicago Cubs plan a nine player swap with Los Angeles Coast League side to match St Louis 11 man deal for Dave Danforth. Arnold Statz from Los Angeles is the target, with LA reluctant to part. Statz, developed at Holy Cross, signed by John McGraw, shows flashes but struggles against majors. also noted as a weak golfer.
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Dave Danforth
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Los Angeles
Arnold Statz
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Jesse Burkett
Holy Cross
McGraw
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Statz
Nemo Seibold
Teeny Randall and the Florida prison guard tale
A raspy reminiscence threads a Florida convict camp guard tale with mischief, pickpocketing, and travel woes. The narrator recalls being pickpocketed in Jacksonville during a crowded train gate crush, losing a month's commissions, and escaping through a hot, chaotic exit as a large man toppled nearby.
There’s a Dixie Flyer Tale Of A Broke Braggart
A narrator recalls riding the Dixie Flyer on Track 10 and losing eighty five cents from his month’s earnings during a harrowing journey toward Atlanta. He squanders funds on feed and a failed check, blames luck and vanity, and ends noting a watch left with a palace of cats cashier amid lingering misfortune.
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Atlanta
Johnny Kittenteck
Palace of Cats Land
Children killed as bus struck by freight train in Ohio
A school bus carrying 33 pupils was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train east of Van Wert Ohio. Four children died and 17 were injured in the crash that occurred Tuesday morning as the vehicle carried students to the township school.
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Here
Centre college football team eyes five week Danville visit
The Centre college football squad weighs a five week tour to Danville and a chance to preview the team. A boastful fighter claims he can clean up towns, but manager Bo the promoter shelves him as a fizzle. A star develops, then magnates swoop in. Middleweight boxing headlines linger while football plans shift from holidays to practice, and mentions Harvard Florida and Alaska hockey ideas spark playful speculation.
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Danville
Dartmouths New Ski Jump Towers All in the East
Dartmouth Outing club nears completion of a large ski jump in Hanover New Hampshire meant to host intercollegiate winter carnival contests. The 85 foot high 165 foot long structure will enable Dartmouth jumpers to reach around 140 feet and features a mid ramp platform and 210 foot takeoff to flat distance. The piece notes a building boom with saw mills and rising construction activity nationwide as materials and labor costs decline and demand grows.
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N. H
Dartmouth
Athens
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Death penalty urged in Kennedy murder case
Los Angeles Asa Keyes assistant district attorney is expected to continue the state's opening argument in the Arthur C. Burch case. Keyes demanded the death penalty for Burch who is charged with killing jeans broker J. Belton Kennedy.
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Asa Keyes
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
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Keyes
Burch
Your Income Tax: A Q and A Primer by Conkey
This item previews five income tax articles by R Conkey of Central National Bank, explaining federal tax basics in a question and answer format. It covers what the tax is, basis, gross and net income, allowable deductions, filing thresholds for individuals and entities, timing, recipients, and payment options. The second article will appear in The Banner tomorrow.
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R. Conkey
Central National Bank Savings and Trust Company
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Conkey
Coolidge Speaks in Chicago After Washington Visit
Vice President Coolidge departed Washington for Chicago on Tuesday and is set to deliver a speech there on Wednesday. The trip underscores ongoing national political engagement as he prepares for remarks in Illinois.
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Coolidge
Chicago
Pen Points By A. M. F.
A. M. F offers satirical musings on Uncle Sam’s foreign debts and private obligations, noting bankers foresee bright times and urging progress toward normalcy. The piece critiques pretentious diplomacy and social trends while lampooning flappers, floppers, and slothful conscience.
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Sam
Fugitive Surrenders After Murder Confession
Frank H Gatherell a US Army private confessed to killing his wife in July 1919 in New York but learned she was alive four months after the supposed death. A New York cablegram said Mrs Gatherell was seen alive in November 1919, and no charge remained against him. He surrendered last Thursday, saying he believed she had been faithless while he was overseas.
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Frank H. Gatherell
United States Army
Catherell
New York
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