Georgia Terrific Rally Tops Auburn In Georgia Comeback
Georgia overcame a long Auburn lead to win 35 to 29 in Athens. Ed Gurr led with nineteen points as Butler and Clarke supported the rally that stunned the Plainsmen in the final minutes. Duke and McKinney paced Auburn’s guards before the comeback sealed the Bulldogs’ victory and extended their season.
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Georgia
Auburn
Bulldogs
Tiger
Tigers
Ed Gurr
Butler
Athens
Plainsmen
Ngera
Tlke
Bulldog
Clarke
Jake Butler
Athenstad
Dudley
McKinney
Duke
Rome
A. A. Co. Hnoups
Ms Dudley
Ie Hahn
Gurr
Harrison
Bes
Bennett Duke
Wehardson McKinney
William
Bennett
Richardson
Butter
Hahn
Cocke
Van-Nil Never Disappoints Minor Leagues Spark Interest
Seattle reports show Johnston, former Athletics first baseman with ten major league seasons, sought by several minor league clubs after Con Mack released him. Clubs aim for him as manager, with offers around $6,000 salary plus $3,000 debt coverage, a figure larger than any major league earnings.
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Seatle
Wass
Johnston
Erate Hia Athletics
Con Mack
Mide
Moftec
Seattle
Athens High Girls Fall To Winterville Lassies In Close Contest
Athens High girls lost 16 to 12 to Winterville Lassies Saturday night at the Athens High gym. Winterville mounted a late rally in the final minutes while Athens battled hard, with Knowles, Woods, and Smith scoring for Athens and Dawson along with Colle leading Winterville.
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Athens High
Winterville Lassies
Winterville High School
Martha Nicholson
Frances Myers
Washington
Winsterville
Louise Knowles
Mary Woods
Martha Smith
Colle
Dawson
Hancock
Butler
Winterville
Athens
Buchwald
Rward
Wood
M. Smith
Jones
Myera
Hale
Knowles
Scouts Observe Birth Anniversary Week observed in Athens
The Boy Scouts of Athens mark a weeklong anniversary celebration February 4 to 10 with a union service on February 4 and themed days each day such as Home Folks Day School Day Community Day Anniversary Day Recruiting Day and American Day Field Day activities planned with Scout and public participation.
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Boy Scouts of
Athens
Elbertor
Commerce
Fjainesville
Monroe
E. C. Clark
Tech Defeats Clemson 35 to 22 in Atlanta
Georgia Tech beat Clemson College 35 to 22 in Atlanta. Key Tech players were Mathewson Dennicke and Brewster while Clemson was led by Day and Miller. The game showcased a strong Tech offense and Clemson defense through the contest.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Clemson College
Mathewson
Dennicke
Brewster
Tech
Day
Milier
Clemson
Palace Theatre Week Promises Star Casts And Westerns
Palace Theatre showcases top stars this week with Katherine McDonald in White Shoulders and Be Yourself Comedy on Monday, Jane Novak and Thelma on Tuesday, Leah Baird in When The Devil Drives on Wednesday, Gloria Swan in Where's The Parade on Thursday and Friday, Neal Hart in South Of Northern Lights and Buffalo Bill, Franklyn Farnum in The White Mask on Wednesday, plus Westerns The Man She Brought Back and Glorias splendor. Dick Hatton and Pearl White headline Saturday with Plunder.
The Impossible Mrs Bellew at Elite Theatre
The Impossible Mrs Bellew headlines a trio of showings with All Wet and The Ebb Tide Comedy at Elite Theatre. James Kirkwood and Lila Lee star in a staged mix of romance and humor with vivid film images of Deauville and European resort life described as a revealing portrayal of a woman's soul.
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Mrs. Bellew
St. John
James Kirkwood
Lila Lee
Bellew
Deauville
Europe
Brotherhood leader links mob in Arkansas to harm on striking firemen
D B Robertson president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen says a mob special train was used to punish striking workers on the Missouri and North Arkansas line. He calls for Arkansas authorities to protect members and families, pledges cooperation with the state investigation, and notes relief funds set by the union for affected members and a widow.
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Brotherhood
Cleveland
Ohio
Missouri & North Arkansas Railroad
D. B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Robertson
Government of
Arkansas
Harrison and Heber Springs
Anigeptises
Missouri & North Arkansas
EB. C. Gregor
Harrison
Brotherhood of Locomotive Piremen
Freshmen Triumph Over Gordon Institute in Handful Game
Georgia Freshmen defeated Gordon Institute 35 to 14 in a loosely played bout before the Georgia Auburn clash. The Freshmen led from the start and used much improved passing and shooting. Many reserves saw action as Conover lads outmatched Gordon defense, while Satterfield’s squad showed coachable potential for upcoming games against Athens High and several South Carolina teams.
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Hal G. Jackson
Georgia
Gordon Institute
Stern
Watkinsville
Gordon
Conover
Satterfield
Gordon Crew
Freshfea
Athens High
South Carolina
Sailor
Richardson
Murphey
Harris
Thioan Hawkinsippen Hawkins
Nel ‘Wade
Wichra
Peach County Debate Ends With Negative Victory
A Cotton School debate on the topic It will be in the best interest of the rural population of Georgia to reduce the number of counties from 160 to 120 ended with the negative side prevailing. Eyewitnesses said participants from Peach County failed to attend, while James H. Chafin and Herbert Jaddox led the pro side with strong arguments. Fred M. Gorfain and William G. Taliaferro defended Savannah as the opposition, delivering a spirited rebuttal. The debate concluded with the negative winning the clash of ideas.
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Peach County
James H. Chafin
Madison, Ga
Herbert Jaddox
Talmo
I P
Fred M Gorfain
William G. Taliaferro
Savannah
Woman Wanted to Serve Husband's Prison Sentence
Mrs. M Morrell, living in New York, was denied by Governor Hardwick the chance to serve her husband’s five to seven year forgery sentence by proxy in Georgia. Morrell, sent to Fulton County Prison in May 1922, faced illness described as “bleeping sickness” in a letter from a friend requesting clemency. The prison commission could not act without a formal clemency petition.
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Atlanta
M. Morelis
New York
Hardwick
Georgia
Morrell
Fulton
Lexington Locals Highlight Visits and News
Local notes list visitors and weekend plans among Lexington residents. Mr. and Mrs. Blakely of Monroe plan a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Charley Chandler and Mr. and Mrs Park of Athens visited Mrs. Ellen Mooney. Mrs. Cunningham and children returned from Athens. Radios have been recently installed in Lexington homes. Reverend Frank Morgan of Augusta is mentioned in local notices.
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Blakely
Monroe
B. H. Henderson
Charley Chandler
R. EB. Park, Jr
Atheny
Ellen’ Mooney
W. T. Cunningham
Athens
Ars
Frank Morgan
Sanford Gives Out Bulldog Diamond Dates
Idr. S. V. Sanford lists thirty five scheduled diamond games with bulldog teams. Athens secures twenty one games as big colleges expected to visit, signaling a busy baseball season ahead.
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IDR. S. V. Sanford
Bulldogs
Athens
Georgia Baseball Schedule Summary For Continental Games
The schedule lists Georgia baseball games from March through May at multiple sites including Camp Benning Athens Macon and Starkville. Opponents include Yale Maryland Michigan Clemson Alabama Virginia North Carolina Auburn Mercer and others with venues in Athens Macon Clemson Auburn and Starkville. The list shows dates from March 23 to May 19 with several double and home away matchups.
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Camp Benning
Columbus
Dahlonega
Athens
U. of Pennsylvania
Yale
Macon
Maryland
Dartmouth
Clemson
Trinity
Michigan
Miss A. & M
Starkville
Miss
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Montgomery
Vanderbilt
Virginia
North Carolina
Auburn
Oglethorpe
Mercer
Georgia
Sanford Mead
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Dr. Sanford
Georgia Dawns on New Baseball Schedule
The article previews Georgia’s 35 game spring baseball schedule from March 28 to May 19. It notes trips to Starkville, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, and Columbus, Macon, plus visits from Yale and Mercer, highlighting inter sectional games, conference play, and IA A battles. Dr Sanford receives praise for the ambitious plan.
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Georgia
Southwest
Starkville
Miss
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Columbus
Macon
Aaron Bernd
Georgia Fames
Yale
Mercer
Clemar
Sanford
Mail collection changes after Athens postal visit
Clyde Fleming of the Atlanta division inspected Athens mail service and ordered changes. Downtown and Milledge to Baxter and Prince avenues drop the 9 PM pickup. new or extended pickups occur at 8:30 AM 11:00 AM 2:00 PM 4:00 PM and 9:00 PM. the Milledge to Baxter and Prince routes gain one night pickup. Delivery extended in new city area.
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Clyde Fleming
Post Office
Atlanta
Athens
Milledge
Baxter
Prince
A. m
Prince Avenue
Big Impetus For Georgia Agriculture From Conference
Georgia farmers and agribusiness figures gathered for a statewide conference with more than a thousand attendees from every county. The event identified fourteen key achievements and aims to modernize the state’s agricultural system, empowering leaders to apply expert advice locally and steer reforms in the 1923 era.
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Farmers’ Conference
Georgia
Winder Narrowly Tops Hartwell in Overtime Showdown
Winder High defeated Hartwell High 28 to 26 in a close league clash. Starters Wilson led with 13 points and Brookshire added 8 while Hartwell’s Robinson battled inside for Hartwell, but Winder’s fast quintet edged ahead to join the leaders of the section.
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Winder
Banner-Herald
Hartwell High
Ser’ ‘High
Winder High
Hartwell
Winder Hartwell
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