Red And Black Upset Clemson In 29 20 Triumph
Georgia coach Stegeman’s Red And Black defeated Clemson 29 to 20 in Clemson S C. Ed Gurr and Days led scoring with four field goals apiece as Georgia built a first half lead and withstood late Tiger pressure. Georgia goalkeeper Garrat and Day were standout players with Bryan also contributing several baskets. Referee E T May oversaw the game before about 1200 enthusiastic fans.
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Clemson
S. C
Banner-Herald
Ed Gurr
Georgia
Clemson Tigers
Stegeman
Days
Bryan
Stewart Fee
CU Seateenawepaee
Vaaweeyee
Pas Clemson
Gurr
Day
Watson
Butler
Cseeee Cobb
Clark
Colbert
Bennett
Mills
Richardson
Vaughn
Dotterer
Cox
Johnson
Cobb
Wertz
Hunter
E. T. May
Five More Contenders For Georgia Billiard Crown
The Georgia billiard crown narrows to five as Ed Gurr Richard Tift Frank Fuller "Buster" Bird and Dave Collings survive the tourney at the University. Remaining brackets postponed due to Guer's absence. Wednesday's play featured Fuller vs Thurman and Collings beating Wells 100 81 while Tift edged Whitner 100 75 and Bird won 100 66 over Head. Ed Gurr staged a dramatic comeback to beat J D 63 50.
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Ed Gurr
Richard Tift
Frank Fuller
Buster” Bird
Dave Collings
Guer
Jee Thurman
Thurman
Frankye
Culloden
Henry Wells
Dave
Collings
Johnny Whitner
Jeff Smith Pugilist Highbrow Rediscovers Books
Jeff Smith a prizefighter known as king throne battles for a title while sharing a passion for world literature. The article notes his undefeated stance, fluency in multiple languages, and his three sons who share his world of books and family ambitions.
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Bob Dorman
New York
Darwin
Emerson
Bocke
Jett
Jeff
Jeft
Mike
Daredevil correspondents honored in tobacco-free note
A framed quip dedicates to William Chenault Munday and Edward Kenyon, praising their wit and speed while noting they have not spent money on nicotine in six months, though they are always smoking in the Classic City.
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William Chenault Munday
Edward
Kenyon
Forbes and Mapp Join Athens Squad
Athens High basketball team prepares for the season under coach Charlie Wiehrs. New additions Walter Forbes and Armand Mapp challenge for center and guard spots, boosting hopes after recent strong drills and improved passing and floor work. Forbes rehabs a shoulder, Mapp recalled for next season’s start.
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Hal £. Jackson
Athens High
Maysville High
Charlie Wiehrs
Walter Forbes
Armand Mapp
Maen
Mappen
Nicholson Named Captain Of Athens High Team
Paul Nicholson, the sterling forward for the locals, was chosen to lead the squad this season. Snidg will make the team an admirable leader as he is well liked by all. This is likely his last year at school and his athletic work at Athens High will be long remembered.
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Paul Nicholson
Snidg
Athens High
Athens High to Elect 1922 Grid Captain Today
The Athens High letter-men from the 1922 football season will gather this afternoon in the high school gym, under Coach Charlie Weihrs, to elect the next year’s team captain. Sixteen players earned letters last year, including George Bishop Jim Williams Knox Fowler Walter Forbes Toots Weatherly Frank Jackson George Burpee Johnny Lambert Bertus Bishop John Green Paul Nicholson Bob Wingfield Frank Dudley Armand Mapp Tad Davis and Pete Lanier. The vote will occur before basketball practice at five o'clock.
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Athens High
Charlie Weihrs
George Bishop
Jim Williams
Knox” Fowler
Walter Forbes
Toots” Weatherly
Frank Jackson
George Burpee
Johnny Lambert
Bertus Bishop
John Green
Paul Nicholson
Bob
Third Base Weak Spot in Brown Lineup
St Louis Browns gauge third base as the team’s weak point for 1923 remaining without a durable solution. Frank Ellerbe’s knee limits a return at the hot corner while Eddie Foster declines to play due to leg strain. Rumors connect Charley Deal from the Los Angeles Coast League with a major league past and value to the Browns.
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Louis
St. Louis Browns
Bobby Quinn
Browns
Phill
Ball
Leo Fohl
Frank Ellerbe
Ellerbe
Eddie Foster
Foster
Los Angeles
Charley Deal
Willie Kamm
Chicago
Deal
New Athletic Program At Fla. Introduced At State University
TAMPA Fla With the resignation of W G Bill Kilne as foot Coach at the State University and the appointment of Major J A Van Fleet to succeed him comes the announcement from Gainesville that an entirely new system for athletics has been adopted. An athletic director will be appointed to have complete charge of all branches of sport including financial control purchasing equipment and making of schedules. This position has been offered J L White Jr of Miami who has not yet accepted.
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Tampa
Fla
W. G
Bill) Kilne
The
State University
J. A. van Fleet
Gainesville
J. L. White, Jr
Miami
The Open Style Fighter Who Prefers Open Air Training
The fighter speaks of his profession and his “boys,” outlining a training program based on open-air living, rest, wholesome food, and road work. He travels with family in any weather, bans liquor and tobacco, accepts no trainer, and refuses water during bouts, taking only orange between rounds. He believes he can still reach middleweight despite recent bouts with heavyweights and intends to fight.
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Smith
J Wilson
iRed Sox Infield Big Proposition
Boston sports editor outlines Frank Chance taking over the Red Sox near last place in 1923. The main challenge is assembling a viable infield plus improving pitching and outfield to climb to sixth or better in his first season.
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Boston
Masg
Aton Red Sox
Frank Chance
Red Sox
Sox
Chance
Schaeffer Given Another Trial in Balkline Title Quest
Jake Schaeffer of San Francisco earned another shot at the 15,2 balkline billiards championship held by Willie Hoppe. The elder Schaeffer, known as the Wizzard, held the title for 17 years until Jake’s upset in tournament play. The upcoming match, part of a boys’ work event, will be contested in Chicago amid a poorly printed program.
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Chicago
Jake Schaeffer
San Francisco
Willie Hoppe
Schaeffer
Wizzard
Jake
Tin Mach
New York Sure To See Ty Cobb At Top of Game
Ty Cobb is set to be a major draw in New York this season as controversy over a disputed hit fuels his drive. The Detroit Tigers star aims to outperform critics and prove his prowess, especially if the Mets show up in a top form against the Yankees.
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New York
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Cobb
Johnson
Con
Tigers
Bingle
Ruth Never Again To Pack Old Time Wallop Say Pitchers
New York pitchers at a Riveting of major leaguers betting on a Babe Ruth comeback in 1943. They claim Ruth has seen his best days as a slugger and doubt he can regain his old power.
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Ruth
New York
Babe Ruth
Sligo Attack Destroys Trains Amid Night Rifle Fire
Masked men in Sligo Ireland set fire to a railway station and destroyed two passenger trains halting service. Overnight gunfire with rifles and machine guns rumbled through the town as authorities investigated the incident.
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Sligo
Ireland
Nyra Brown Greeted In Eve Musical at Colonial Theatre
Nyra Brown headlined the Athens run of Eve at the Colonial theatre last night with Johnny Gets and a chorus of singing beauties. The show offered lively dancing and bright costumes, with strong harmony from Gets Brown Jees and Brown. The plot was light and meandering though the performance drew applause for pacing and staging.
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Nyra Brown
Athens
Colonial Theatre
Johnny Gets
Nyla Brown
Gets
Brown
Jees
Cea
Little Baby Richards
Dience
Masons Corners Band Makes Big Hit
A lively open air concert by the Whitehall Band led by Professor J L Morris delighted residents of Masons Corners. The troupe wore costumes of local notables including a druggist attorney and the mayor. Visitors rode in a one horse rig as the band performed on the city corner drawing many townspeople.
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Thal
Man Gidley
Silver
de Semplete Jace Rue Randams
Whitehall Band
J. L. Morris
Masons Corners
Corners
Taxation Address by Dr Palmer at Athens Rotary
Dr Lloyd P Palmer addressed the Athens Rotary Club detailing state and county taxes, city taxes, narcotic and alcohol taxes, and specific levies on drug stores. He cited penalties for manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, and license requirements, including cigarette and soda fountain taxes and required registrations.
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Lloyd P. Palmer
Athens, Rotary Club
Georgia
Guan
Georgia Pharmaceutcral
Basketball Seen As Major League Problem This Winter
New York reports basketball during winter growing as a problem for major league club owners as players participate in professional basketball in the off season. The sport has drawn a large following and is affecting post season barnstorming and major league play.
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New York
Professi al
Death threats for hearin witnesses in Herrin riots case
Four witnesses in the Herrin riots murder trial reported death threats. The threats, unsigned and left at their homes with hangman’s rope, urged retracting testimony against defendants George Harrison, R. P. Poole, R. O. Greer, and George Neisor. State’s attorney Delos Duty said the incidents were reported to him.
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Piros
Hangman
W. Middletauff
Raleighs Cone Method Recall Predates Cone by 300 Years
The piece notes M. Cone’s autosuggestive healing slogan and claims Sir Walter Raleigh anticipated the idea by roughly three centuries. It cites Raleigh’s quip about daily improvement and the unborn man’s lack of awareness of life’s pleasures.
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Raleigh
M. Coue
Sir Walter Raleigh
M. Cone
Sir Walter
Recall of Troops On Rhine Aimed to Show U S View
The article explains that the recall of troops on the Rhine was intended to signal the U S stance. It notes that perseverance in Germany could lead to American withdrawal, and that U S efforts to avoid force depended on French acceptance of its suggestions.
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Rhine
U. S
Franca
Germany
All Soldiers Back by February Fifth
Rhine contingent ordered returned to the United States by February 5 with specific note that the entire force is to be withdrawn. Senate debate over recalling Roland Boyden as unofficial observer to the reparations commission continues, tied to troop withdrawal. Major General Henry T. Allen confirms withdrawal preparations and plan for Antwerp departure aboard the St Mihiel on January 31, while he remains to oversee cleanup and disposition of assets.
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United States
Senate
Roland W. Boyden
Reed
Missouri
Boyden
State Department
Germany
Coblenz
Henry T. Allen
Antwerp
St. Mihiel
New York
Allen
French Troops to Replace Americans in Cobtens Withdrawal
Paris reports in official circles that French troops will replace American forces when they retire from Cobtens. The statement was made Thursday indicating a transition of security responsibility from U.S. to French units.
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Paris
Preoalsy Press
Cobtens
Manchester Guardian rebukes U S withdrawal from Rhineland
Manchester Eng. the Manchester Guardian regrets the American decision calling it a misfortune. It argues withdrawal harms efforts to detach the Rhineland from Germany and warns separation would threaten future peace as British and American forces retreat.
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Manchester
Eng
The
Manchester Guardian
the Guardian
Rhineland
Germany
Besos
Ladies Day In Kidnap Trig Tied To Mer Rouge Klan Raid
Witnesses identify Kelly Harp and Mer Rouge mayor R J Dade as Klansmen involved in raids. Ex Klan captain W R Norseworthy admits past leadership and hints at forthcoming statements. No official lodge leaders commented while Captain Skipwith promises a full account when ready.
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Ku Klux Klan
Mer Rouge
Little Rock
Ark
Kelly Harp
R. J. Dade
W. R. Norseworthy
Tocal Klan
Wil Byt
Morehouse Klan
Skipwith
Gantt Colum and Bank Plans Highlight Athens Area
In this column the writer notes Larry Gantt and current events surrounding local banking. Howard and King Howard are linked to a Lexington Athens banking future, with expectations of relocation and strong regional leadership. The piece also mentions Hon. Sanders Walker and Dr. Albini Hawes, crediting Hugh Gordon for convening a significant Georgia bankers’ meeting and stressing support for farmers and the bank’s mission.
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Sanders Walker
Monroe
Walker
of Bankers
Hugh Gordon
San- Seele
Georgia
Albini Hawes
Elberton
Commercial Bank
Hugh
Local Bakery Prices Include Bread and Pastry Deals
A vintage ad lists low prices on raisin bread 20c per loaf nut bread 25c loaf quality bread three loaves 25c cream puffs and butterfly rolls 15c each milk biscuits 12c dot Parker House rolls 12 dozen Indian River oranges and grape fruit. A fresh shipment of Wheatena is available from Arnold Abney & Parker House.
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Maryland
Dot Parker House
Arnold, Abney
Do It Yourself Remedy for Colds and Coughs Ad
A humorous old ad promotes a home remedy for catarrh chest colds and irritated throats. It claims a simple mix can clear nasal passages and relieve persistent coughs quickly. The blurb urges buying parmint and scolding readers about inexpensive, effective care.
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Jaye
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