Bedgood Falls In Close League Tilt After Offensive Show
Bedgood suffered a 12 to 6 loss to the league leaders as Neibling Hightower and Pope sparked a hard hitting day. Redgood collected thirteen hits including two homers while the Nibblers also pounded the ball with several extra base hits. Hightower led the show with three hits in five at bats and Chandler Wingfield stood out for fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neibling
Ginn
Ruth
Wally Pope
Hightower
Howard Mer
Redgood
Rhomers
Alphasy
Bradberry
Johns Mapp
H. McWhorter
Pope
Rocco
Tal Kayis Anki
Chandler Wingfield
Smith
Bedgood
Abrhpore
G. Thornton
W. Thornton
Mapp
Penny
McWhorter
Johnson
C. Wingfield
Eit
Ss . Anderson
Ope
C Nnsees Hopkins
Morris
Or. Hay
Nesseeess
Acore
Mapp Pope
McDorman
C. Jornton
Indiana Leader Frank Hanny Jr Captains Gridiron Boosters
Indiana booster leader Frank Hanny Jr, named as a football captain figure for the coming fall, with the Banner-Herald planning additional portraits of captains in upcoming editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hanny
Indiana
Hanny
Banner-Herald
Unclear League Lineup Highlights Big Five Performers
The report lists players Davis McWhorter Bedgood Neibling and Thornton with stats for games, hits and runs in the Big Five league. W. Davis leads with a .471 average, Bedgood and McWhorter are strong hitters, while Thornton tallies 32 runs and 25 hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet. W. Davis
R McWhorter Br
Bedgood
Neibling
W. Thornton
Golfing Gossip previewing Gainesville clash at Cloverhurst
The Athens golf team sits in second place after a narrow loss to Marietta. Gainesville meets Athens Saturday in a North Georgia league finale, featuring Ralph Hosch and Morton Hodgson in a noted matchup. Soule carded 72 in a Cloverhurst foursome as officials prepare for the Goat tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Marietta
Gainesville
North Georgia Ink League
Ralph Hosch
Morton Hodgson
Cloverhurst
Chattahoochee
Sanford and Son Motor Tour Through the East
Dr and Mrs 8 V Sanford and son Homer Reynolds are on a motor trip through the East. They were caught in flooding near Richmond but report a thrilling ride from Petersburg to Richmond with no mishap. Dr Sanford plans final arrangements for the Virginia Georgia game in this city on November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. V. Sanford
Homer Reynolds
Richmond
Baseball Scores From Multiple City Games
Baseball results show New York 3 Washington 1 behind Bush and Schang with Mogridge and Charrity. Cleveland 7 St. Louis 6 noted Winn O Neill Davis Severeid. Detroit 1 Chicago 10 Pillette Woodall Faber Schalk. Philadelphia 6 Boston 3 in rain five innings Harris Perkins Collins Ruel. St Louis Cleveland Washington New York Chicago Detroit Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn New York 4 Smith Miller James Synider Boston Senor first. Boston Philadelphia 2 second game Gowdy Winters Peters. St Louis Pittsburg wet grounds only three scheduled New York Brooklyn Pittsburg St Louis Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati Chicago.
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New York
Washington
Bush
Schang
Mogridge
Charrity
Cleveland
St. Louis
Winn
O'Neill
Davis
Severeid
Detroit
Chicago
Pillette
Woodall
Faber
Schalk
Philadelphia
Boston
Harris
Perkins
Collins
Ruel
Brooklyn
New ‘York
Smith
Miller
James
Synider
McNamara
Gowdy
Winters
Peters
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Southern League Yesterday's Results Summary
Mobile beat Birmingham 7 to 1 while Nashville lost 2 to 8 to Memphis. San Francisco team faced Memphis 4 to 10 with Atlanta at New Orleans, wet grounds. Chattanooga hosted Little Rock in a 3 to 4 result.
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Mobile
Nashville
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New ‘Orleans
Birminghan
Memphis
New Orleans
Bonae
Pleads Guilty in North Carolina Drug Case
Jere Eberhart pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor after a Kingston area incident. He was ordered to pay a 150 dollar fine and nine months in jail with costs. He admitted taking C O D packages for King Hodgeon, taking cash, abandoning his horse and wagon, and fleeing. He faced stockade punishment in Salisbury for loafing and attempted escape, with shots fired during confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere Eberhart
Eberhart
King-Hodgeon Company
Salisbury
N.C
Athens boy Booze McWhorter named coach at Ninth District Articulational school
Thurmond McWhorter known as Booze, son of Judge Hamilton McWhorter, elected to coach athletic teams at Ninth District Articul tural School and teach at Clarkesville Institution. Former University athlete and Georgia Bulldog, praised by Coach Bill White as a growing baseball slugger potential. Jack Frost to head coach at Monroe A and M succeeding Clauderg field, ex Georgia diamond satellite.
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Thurmond McWhorter
Hamilton McWhorter
Booze
Ninth District
Clarkesville
Bill White
McWhorter
Jack Frost
Monroe A
Claudergfield
Georgia Diamond
Tene
Europe’s worsening plight seen by Colonel House
Milton Bronner reports from London that Colonel E. M. House calls Europe a “sick patient” with no cure. He cites Russia’s chaos, Austria’s despair, the German mark collapse, and France and England drifting over reparations as a warning. France seeks cash for war damage and fears a revanchist Germany, wishing the US and Britain had signed a protective pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Bronner
Banner-Herald
London
Europe
E. M., House
Colonel House
Banner-Herald Service
Russia
Austria
France
England
Germany
Farma
United States
Britain
House
America
J A Wills Dies After Stroke in Jackson
Judge J A Wills died Wednesday evening in Jackson after a prolonged illness. Funeral held Thursday at First Methodist church with interment in Woodbine cemetery. Survived by widow, one son Edwin, three daughters Olive Mary Ruth and Sara, brother W T Wills, sisters Mrs L W Coke and Mrs Joshua Harrison. He served as Jackson county judge for twelve years and was a Methodist and Knights of Pythias member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Coke
Joshua Harrison
Wille
Jackson County
Methodist Church and Knights’ of
Pytheiat
Negress Fined For Attempted Theft
A woman named Bolton or Ackress was fined twenty dollars and seventy five cents or forty days in the stockade following a trial. The report notes an attempted theft case with the defendant facing a punitive option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Ackress
Charleston Wins South Atlantic Pennant in Unofficial Standings
Charleston, S C, leads the South Atlantic Association pennant with unofficial standings. The Palatka team could drop all remaining games yet still hold first place, while Columbia and Charlotte clash to decide the runners-up.
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Charleston
8. C
Pala
Columbia
Charlotte
Anthracite Coal Strike Ends in 24 Hour Settlement
Settlement of the anthracite suspension was forecast within 24 hours as leaders met at the Ritz Carlton and Bellevue Stratford. Lamplights in western Pennsylvania signaled miners returning to work after six months idle, with 45 000 men now employed and hundreds of mines to be cleaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ritz Carlton
Bellevue-Stratford
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United States
Tors Pepper and Reed
Pennsylvania
Washington
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Cleveland
Organisa Para
Asylvania
Harding Certain To Veto Bonus Bill Report
The article notes President Harding is certain to veto the bonus bill. It discusses veterans choices among options, requiring applications to be filed with the secretary of war or the secretary of the Navy depending on last service. Applications could be made after passage and must be personal, except for physical or mental incapacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Secretary of War
Naval Forces
Secretary of the Navy
Boston Wins First Game of Doubleheader
Boston defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 in the opener of a doubleheader. Meadows and Henie pitched for Boston with Marquard and ONeill for Philadelphia. The linescore shows 012 000 010 for Boston and 200 000 CFR for Philadelphia.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Meadows
Hen
Marquard
O'Neill
Virginia Coaches Prepare for 6000 Crowd Season Opener
Virginia football plans spring readiness at Lambeth Field under Head Coach T. J. Campbell and Assistant Fearl C. Abel with first practice set as the team assembles. Graduate manager Ellis Brown reports improving prospects and a Virginia tour to promote games against North Carolina Washington and Virginia Military Institute.
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Charlottesville
Van
University of Virginia
Lambeth Field
T. J. Campbell
Fearl C. Abel
George ‘Washington University
Ellis Brown
Robert Bullington
Richmond
Brown
Harvard
Bowdoin
Carolina
Range
Abel
Colgate
W. M.L
Sewanee
First Legal Battle between Byfields And Candler Postponed
Special to ennter zere reports the Candler Byfield case schedule on the Ocean liner Berengaria en route to France has been postponed. A hearing on Candler's application was cancelled by court and a separate $100,000 damage suit by Mrs. Byfield against Candler remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ree
Candler-Byfeld Wsameersetts
Walter T. Candler
Clyde K. Byfield
H Candler
Candler
Byfield
Ocean
Berengaria
Byfields
France
Carpentier Plans Retirement From Ring This Year
Paris reports indicate Charles Carpentier will quit boxing within six to eight months. The Associated Press says the French star plans retirement and has drawn mixed reactions in Paris, where fans have long debated his ego and public image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpentier
Ring
Paris
London
Savrreen
Cones
Chicago And Georgia Graduates Seek Seat In Legislature
In Buena Ga Marion county, Miss Nettle Powell and BE H vie for a legislative seat. Powell, a University of Chicago graduate, previously ran a farm venture with noted success. Michael, graduate of J Me Gordon Institute and the University of Georgia, also pursues office.
Stolen Ford Car and Motor Recovered by Police
Police warn of a stolen Ford car and motor tagged 6065014 with tag 130534. Reward offered by Jesse Palmer. Reader alert to identify suspect and assist in recovery.
Announcement for Judge Superior Succeeds Self in Democratic Primary
A formal notice announces the incumbent judge seeking re election to the Superior Court in the era circuit subject to the Democratic Primary. The filing signals intent to continue service pending party process and election outcomes.
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Superior Court of the
Era Circuit
Blanton Rorrson
Candidacy notices from Clarke County Georgia election
A cluster of 1920s Clarke County notices announce individuals seeking public office. Candidates include C H Brand for Congress Eight District, J M Hodgson and O H Arnold Jr for county commissioner and roads, and several Clarke County lawmakers announcing runs for the state legislature with emphasis on Democratic primaries and county support.
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Congress
Georgia
C. H. Brand
O. H. Aroil, Jr
Clarkt County
Y Heredds
House of Representatives
Clarke County
Frank A. Hold
N. Oly
Clarke Coun
Eptember
L, C, Brown
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Earle Watson
Athens Fish Oyster Co
East Broad
Vannil Satissies
D. Ood
van Nil
Stymie
Murray Soule
Arthur Griffith
Pat Lamkin
Lon Dudley
Murray
Soule
Pat Tamkin
Dave Anderson
Manny
Dr. and Mrs
Sanford and Son
East
Says S Bunko
Jim Barnes
W. L. Pot
Wees
Cage
Zauldelphiat Seve
Chicago St. Louis
Wee
Senses
Brooklyp
Pitiedep Nis Ayens
Artiey
Southern League
Othdigt-A. & Mt
Clarkesville Agricultural College
Col. E. M. House
J. A. Wills
Jackson
Negress
Charleston’ S
South Atlantic
Goa
Virgina
Tween Byfields and Candler
Williams Transfer & Storage CO
Acme Phone
City Real Heiate
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Yi Per Cent
Promas
Shackelford
Griffete
Cray Co Jet
J. M. Hodgson
Hera Ves
Toombs Dubose
Arnold, Abney
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