Connie Mack’s Ex-Athletics Rule the League Slates
Connie Mack, the Philadelphia baseball figure hailed as the incubator of the American League, reshapes rosters by supplying former Athletics stars to rival clubs. The article lists players now with Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Washington, and Boston, implying Mack’s influence stretches across the league as he builds contenders.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Mack
McInnis
Clevsia
Collins
Chicago
Baker
New York
Dugan
Strunk
Jamieson
Cleveland
O'Neill
Schang
Picinich
Washington
Myatt
Bush
Picater—cenawkey
Oveleskie
Bitener—Pennecls
Boston
Moore
Detroit
Ee Eile
New College Wins From Arnoldsville in Midweek Game
The New College dormitory basketball team captured its third victory by defeating Arnoldsville on Wednesday night. Lankford scored nine points as teammates Todace and Pletds contributed, while Arnoldsville’s lineup featured Ola Yege and the Rehabilitation squad in a close contest.
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New College
Arnoldsville
Ola Yege
Arnetdeville Lankford
Todace
Fields Bedgood Is Athens Visitor Star Pitcher
Fields Bedgood is highlighted as a visiting star pitcher for Athens in a brief note from the Ithern League. The article emphasizes Bedgood’s prominence and role in the visitors’ lineup.
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Fields Bedgood
Athens
Fields
Bedgood
Ithern
Auburn names Alan J. Auburn as football coach
Alan John Auburn was named Thursday to succeed M. ue as football coach by athletic authorities of the association. Gib Wilson, former University of Michigan star and Pitt halfback, will assist in the program.
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Auburn
Alan John
F. Pittsnatitete
M.ue
Wilson
University of Michigan
Douglas
University of
Pitt
Cambridge Track Meet Plans Amid Unclear International Links
Cambridge track organizers hint at a summer meet linking with international partners amid tentative plans. The notice mixes unclear phrases about combined events and location notes, with limited readable specifics on teams or dates.
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Cambridge
Mass
Athens High School Basketeers Open 1923 Season With Victory
Athens High School opened the 1923 season with a decisive 45 to 18 victory over Madison High. Forbes scored ten baskets at center as captain Nicholson contributed strong forward play, while Shouse and Bearden led the Madison defense. The Red and White controlled the floor, building a seven point lead by halftime and expanding it after intermission. Bearden, Shouse, and Bearden again stood out for Madison in a losing effort.
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Madison Quintet
Hal. G. Jackson
Athens High
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Walter Forbes
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Madison Boys
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Frank Snyder Perfect Catcher Praised By McGraw
Frank Snyder, praised by John McGraw as a perfect catcher, is hailed for his fearless play and mechanical excellence. The veteran backstop, once reduced by arm trouble, revived last season with a .343 batting average while starring in key series against the Yankees. McGraw credits Snyder’s catching for pitchers’ success and notes the NL’s strong crop of receivers.
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John McGraw
Frank’ Spyder
McGraw
Frank Spyder
Las
Johnny Kling
Jimmy.aseler
Ince Snyder
Min
Snyder
Cathier
Benie Cone
Yankees
Karl Smith
Smith
Sratus
WAITE KILLED NEGRO 46 CAUGHT IN GEORGIA
Sheriff Mallard arrived with Joe Jenkins in Statesboro after his capture in Denver Colorado. Jenkins denied a statement and claimed self defense. Friends say Jones refused to assist Jenkins with a car stuck in mud, sparking a fatal altercation over a butcher knife used for hog butchering.
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Mallard
Joe Jenkins
Sylvania
Alfred Jones
Jenkins
Denver
Colp
Reg Bulloch
Jenking
Umake
Bny
Jones
W Z Yates Dies In Hartwell
Hartwell Ga W Z Yates proprietor of Yates Hardware died at his residence after a flu relapse He was 65 and a Hart county prominent citizen member of city council Survived by widow three sons H L of Chicago Robert and Jack of Hartwell and two daughters Louise and Frances Funeral services set for Friday
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W. Z. Yates
Yates Hardware
Hart County
H. L
Chicago
Robert
Jack
Louise
Frances
Fire destroys Winder hardware store and adjoining buildings
Fire at 3 a m gutted R L Woodruff hardware mercantile and its building owned by R L and H A Carthers. Stock valued around 2300, insured for about three fourths. Adjacent S P Snutt property damaged as crumbling walls collapsed. Losses covered by insurance in part, details unclear.
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U S Officials Seek Turkish Privilege Solution at Lausanne
At the Lausanne Near East conference the American delegation, led by Ambassador Richard Washburn Child, presses a friendly approach to obtain a foreign judicial privileges settlement for Turkey. Child met Ismet Pasha on Thursday and urged a counter proposal on this sensitive matter.
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Associated Press
Turkey
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Ismet Pasha
Germition is Reported to Be Greatly Stiffened
Continued from page one, reports describe German leadership as greatly stiffened amid wartime chaos. A German in a steel mill area was disturbed as a crowd vandalized a barber shop window displaying French entry imagery. Seizure of German barges by the French is confirmed, with measures to block similar cargoes. Unemployed crowds press the Liverpool French consulate seeking Ruhr work, but consulate officials cite no instructions from Paris.
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Control Commission
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Rohr
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Ruhr
France
Sinclair Probe Turbulence in Senate Oil Inquiry
The Senate oil investigative committee heard F Sinclair chair the Sinclair Consolidated company resume testimony amid questions on subsidiaries and a government lease to Ten Dome. Senators LaFollette and others signaled limits on exploring the Tea Dome matter as the hearing neared its end.
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LaFollette
Death of Little Girl Last Nigl
Little Miss Margaret Olyar aged four died at home in Washington Street on Thursday night after a brief illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Long and is survived by a sister Elizabeth and a brother Witte Long. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by B Dunaway Son, funeral directors in charge.
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H. W. Long
Washington
Laura
Elizabeth
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B. Dunaway Son
Booze Cargo Landed at Tampa Harbor in Tow
A cargo of liquor valued between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars arrived at the Tampa port on the schooner Charles Hide after being towed by the motor ship I W Rise from Manat River Points. Tow lines were passed at the request of the crew when the Riggs stopped, and the vessel beached about twenty miles from Captain Fred Roberts. The Riggs claimed Nassau bound liquor, but the captain fell ill.
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Charles’ Hide
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Fred Roberts
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Italy Warns France to Be Careful on Ruhr Threats
A garbled dispatch notes Italy advising France to exercise caution amid Ruhr tensions. It mentions pressures on Germany and potential forcible steps for reparations, with emphasis on seeking oats and consideration before action.
Two More Arrests In Child Case Identified Floggers
Houston reports two more arrests as a child testifies identifying floggers in a case involving Bonnie Lee and Armand. Witnesses appear before the Grand Jury as officials press forward probes into masked assailants, with the child positively recognizing one suspect. Card of thanks follows from Bryant family for support and floral offerings.
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