Georgia Grid Stars Face Incoming Season Mourning Losses
Georgia Bulldog fans learn from dispatches that several key players will miss next season due to injuries and departures. Demon Dave Collings cannot return, Buck Cheeves faces surgery, Artie Pew and Bum Day pursue other work, while Paie Bennett and Van Vandiver train. Owen Reynolds stands ready, Jim Reynolds plays semi pro baseball, and Walter Camp honors Owen. Pomona track stars Moremen and Daggs show promise for future national marks as western schools rise in prominence.
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Earle E. Watson
Bulldog
Harvard
Dartmouth
Dixie
Camp Disse
Wiley
Georgia
Dave Collings
Dave
Buck
Cheeves
Mobile
Artie’ Pew
Artie
Auburn
Birmingham
Coca-Cola Company
North Carolina
Alabama
Atlanta
Lick
Paige Bennett
Waycross
van’ Vandiver
Van
Fatty’ Warren
Red’ Owens
Merkin
California
Red
Harper
Doe
Joe Bennett
P. K. Anderson
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
Auburn Tiger
Owen
Jim
Superman
Jim Reynolds
Sheldon Fitts
Uniontown
Ala
Judas Priest
Frost
Candi
Georgia Gears Up for 1922 Titanic Schedule
The report notes that material will be ready for a team as Georgia prepares to face the demanding 1922 schedule. It emphasizes readiness for the opening practice and the challenging period ahead.
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Georgia
City League Ends First Round Friday
The City league closes its first round Friday with a post season game set between Seaboard Air Line and City Garage. Contenders include Seaboard, City Garage, Rehabs, and likely King Hodgson after their recent win over Rehabs. Schedule for July 18–22 lists five 6 o'clock games through Friday.
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Seaboard Air Line
City Garage
Seaboard
Rehabs
King Hodgson
Herald
Ag. Prefs. Va
Clity Garage Va. Cavalry
S. A. Lyve
King-Hodgson
King
Pete Herman Seeks Title Rematch With Joe Lynch
New Orleans bantam Pete Herman presses for a second bout with champion Joe Lynch after knocking out England flyweight champ Jimmy Wilde and defending his intent with a comeback. Herman returned to England and stopped Jim Higgins, bolstering calls for a title clash.
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New York
Peter Herman
England
Joe Lynch
Herman
Jimmy Wilde
Lynch
New Orleans
Australian ballot measure passes in Georgia Senate
The Georgia Senate approved a bill to establish the Australian ballot system with amendments delaying operation in any county until two successive grand juries recommend it. The Senate adjourned to Monday while the House planned a session on Saturday.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Senate
House
New Bathing Suits Boost Women Swimmers In America
A feature on how modern one piece bathing suits allow freedom of movement, enabling more women to learn and compete in swimming. It discusses the rise of female athletes, mental poise in sports, and discipline as key factors in athletic success, citing examples from baseball and boxing.
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America
Atlas
Fighting Bob Martini Rises Toward Heavyweight Title
The article praises Bob Martini, the A. E. F. heavyweight champion, noting his seven round KO of Frank Moran and his improving standing. Moran just returned from England after knocking out Joe Beckett, a feat that boosted Beckett into Carpentier’s comeback discourse. Martini’s growth is credited to careful management by Jimmy Bronson as he eyes the champion.
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Bob Martini
Frank Moran
Iite
Moran
England
Joe Beckett
Beckett
Georges Carpentier
Martin Kay
Jimmy Bronson
Bob
Y M C A League Ends This Week
By Tom Stokes the second Y M C A baseball league ends this Friday with two post season games: Bear Cats vs Wild Cats and Buff aloes vs Eagles. Predictions favor Hopkins Wild Cats, Conollys Bear Cats, and Erwins F ag MecWhorters Bull Dogs miss last bid. Erwin needs perfect run. Hopkins needs two wins to claim pennant in a tight finish.
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Tom Stokes
Y. M. C. A. Baseball League
Bear Cats
Wild Cats
Buffaloes
Eagles
Hopkins Wild Cats
MecWhorter
Bull Dogs
Hopkins
Erwin
Tigers
McWhorter
Conolly
Hopkins’ Eagles
Eer
Hopkins’ Boys
British Track Stars Arrive For Meet In Cambridge
A seventeen member British squad from Oxford and Cambridge has arrived in New York for a dual track and field meet in Cambridge Massachusetts on July 23. The team trains at Princeton ahead of the event, with Oxford’s B G D Rudd and Cambridge’s H M Abrahams among others. Rhodes scholar J N C Ford joins if fit, while J W Reese from Nebraska Wesleyan faces Yale and Harvard athletes for tense International contests.
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New York
Eng Hah Collegians
Cambridge
Mass
Oxford
Great Britain
Princeton
H. M. Abrahams
R. C. Gregory
K. B. Stallard
J. G. Tatham
W. R. Seagrove
J. F. Partridge
J. N. Burt
Waterhouse
Burns
B. G. D. Rudd
W. R. Milligan
N. A. McInnes
L. St. C. Ingram
M C. Nokes
A. I. Reese
R. J. Dickinson
J. N.C. Ford
George Trowbridge
Trowbridge
Maine
Oxford Cambridge
Yale
Harvard
England
Krogness
Mark J. W. Reese
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Tolbert
Gordon
Reese
Tolbert Likely Wins English Title With 44 Feet 3 1/2 Inches
Tolbert has reached 44 feet 3 1/2 inches in the meet at Cambridge, appearing the logical winner while the 2 inches in winning the English title are noted.
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Ray
Cheeks
Earle Watson
Georgia Stars
Claremont
Calif
Ray Moreman
Pomona College
Moremen
U. S
Pomona
Charles Dagges
Daggs
Dages
Pacific Coast
Yount
Redlands
Wells
Stanford
Eugene White Nixon
Nixon
Ray Moremen
Pete Herman
Y.M. C. A. League
Soat
Pet
Guy Morton
Cleveland Indians
Speaker
Morton
Johnny Evers
Johnny
Jim Vaughn
Evers
Vaughn
William Veeck
Everson
MEET
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J. M. Hood
Columbia Six Automobiles
Linton Spring
R. S. Crane
Eimer
Kuppenheimer
Stetson
Mallory
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Morris
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Jackson Streets
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