Bulldogs Work Hard Yesterday for Greenville Saturday
The Sporting World notes Coach Stegenimi drilling the Bulldogs on Sanford Field after a Chicago Maroons clash. Only DeMon Collins showed up among those who faced the Maroons. Teany Randall’s status is hopeful for the Tennessee game on October 21. Joe Bennett, Shad Frier, Puss Whelcher, and Emo Vandiver were key line subpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Maroons
Stegenimi
Sanford Field
Greenville
Dave” Collins
Teany” Randall
Tennessee
Joe Bennett
Shad Frier
Puss Whelcher
Emo Vandiver
Puss” Whelcher
Windy City
Vandiver
Jim Taylor
Bulldogs
University of Tennessee
Vol
Red
Furman
Stege
Sue
Hervey Cleckley
Dick Mulvihill
Dan Post
Babé
Chicago
Worthy
Luncheonette Menu and Football Rundown from Athens
An Athens column notes Thornton's Luncheonette offering October 10 1922 and reviews a recent Georgia Bulldogs loss to Chicago Maroons. It highlights meals including roast pork barbecue, calf liver, and pudding, plus postgame analysis praising Sam Boney Jake Butler and Goat Tanner while noting injuries and prospects for upcoming games against Furman and Tennessee.
British plan to seal off Marmora sea route grows tense
In Istanbul reports say British naval measures will suspend ferry service on the Bosphorus and Marmora as Eastern Thrace evacuation advances. Greek forces may resist evacuation orders, risking clashes. Sultan Mohammed VI remains on the throne amid Turkish nationalist talks and reconciliation efforts with envoys from Constantinople.
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B.ttagon
Bosphorus
Sea of Marmora
Chris
Moda
Constantinople
Thrace
Athens
Tarace
Mohammed VI
Consistency Wins World Series for New York Giants
McGraw credited Giants with fighting consistency as the key to beating the Yankees. George Kelly's clutch hit in the eighth sealed a 6 3 win, with Bush's pitching and Yankee bravado debated by managers. The piece praises courage and skill, noting McGraw’s eye for grit and the Giants’ sustained rally through the series.
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NEW York Giants
New York
John Joseph McGraw
Napoleon
Giants
Yankees
Wationals
Deais
Polo Grounds
Long George Kelly
Bush
Miller Huggins
Pep” Young
Huggins
Young
Kelly
McGraw
Long Ceorge
Joe
Jove
Real Muant
Sevarelyv
Jone
Ducan
Puth
Pinn
Emil Moneeee
Dugan
Alabama Crimson Tide gains in weekly grid report
Alabama Crimson Tide defeats Petrels 41-0 and outscored Georgia Tech 31-6, proving 16 points stronger than Tech in recent comparison. Auburn beats Spring Hill 20-6 while North Carolina State edges W and L 14-6. Sewanee and North Carolina fall to Penn 27-0 and 19-0. Loyola New Orleans shocks LSU 7-0.
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Georgia Tech
Tech
Petrels
Charlo
Tigers
Auburn Tigers
Spring Hill
Plains
Moon Ducote
Auburn
Donohue
Barron
Jackets
Jimmy DeHart
L. Generala
North Carolina State
Littl
Loyola College of
New Orleans
Centre College
Sewanee
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Slaying by Son Over No Supper In Chicago
William Klockzin aged 77 was killed with an axe by his son Belmuth 38 who said there was no supper Sunday night. Police quoted the son’s confession as the motive. The widow August a Klockzin 66 and three other sons were in custody and to be released. Detectives said the old man had recent troubles meeting family needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Klockzin
Belmuth
Augusta Klockzin
Fragmentary crime report swells police crime totals
A brief fragment notes a wounding of a young woman, contributing to rising crime reports at police headquarters. The terse line suggests ongoing concerns and unsettled local safety conditions.
Nations Attend Prohibition Meet in Toronto
More than 380 nations are expected at the World League Against Alcohol ism convention in Toronto from November 24 to 29. Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington cites unprecedented international participation and discusses topics from international trade relations to prohibition policies. Lecturers include Dr. C. W. Bubeby Miss Agnes Slack Leif Jones and others. Attendance is seen at about 43 000 with over a thousand from the United States.
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Toronto
Canada
Asociated Press
League
Ernest H. Cherrington
Chicago
Cherrington
C. W
Bubeby
London
Agnes E. Slack
Leif Jones
Mer
House of Commons
C. C. Weeks
Anna A. Gordon
Evanston
Pafsonal
Work
Robert Herood
Lausanne
Switzerland
FP. A. Baker
Westernville
Anti-Siloon League of America
Howard H. Russell
Anti-Saloon League
Cora
Frances Stoddard
Boston
Scientific Temperance Federation
United States
No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit
Ad pitches No-To-Bac as a simple aid to quit smoking or chewing. It claims to curb cravings, stop desire quickly, and make the habit noticeably broken with easy steps and a box purchase.
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the Sporting World
Earle Watson
Randall
Thornton
Foe
Reds
Stagg
Sam Boney
Jake Butler
Georgia
Tanner
Goat” Tanner
Citadel
Puss Whelche
Nemo Vandiver
Fuzzy Woodruff
Eve Bau
Insurance
Van-Nil
Paris
Nashville
Abama Crimson
Princeton
Oldthorpe Petrels
Crimson Tide
Alabama University
Dixie Grid
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Virginia
Virginia Tobacco
England
Virginia ‘ Tobacco
Lstt & Myans Topacco Co
Prohibition
Belgium
Washington
Argentina
India
Banner-Herald Office
Banner-Herald
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