President Wins in Golf Meet at Washington
President Harding and 46 correspondents competed in the first annual Washington Golf and Country Club event. The Marion Star’s leader secured third prize while Robert J. Bender of United News won the championship cup, Arthur Dunn of American Press won second, and Richard Lee of Universal Service tied for third with Harding.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Marion Star
Robert J. Bender
United News
Arthur Dunn
American Press Association
Richard Lee
Universal Service
US doubles men victors at Longwood exhibition
In Brookline on August 25 the national doubles championship featured three Davis cup players plus Willis Davis. Williams and Washburn beat Johnston and Davis in four sets 5-7 8-3 8-6 1-1. The match drew a large crowd including Mia Mallory as spectators admired fast, hard hitting tennis on ideal weather.
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Brookline
Mass
Longwood
Willis Davis
California
FR. Norris Williams
Watson M. Washburn
William Johnston
Davis
Walliams
Washburn
Johnston
Mia
Molla Mallory
Willams
Owens dominates at Asheville tennis tournament title clash
Frank Owens of Atlanta defeats HB H. Rugg of Savannah 6-2 6-2 to reach the four semifinalists in the state tournament at Asheville Country Club. Oates Winston Meyers and Owens vie for doubles and mixed doubles honors with Friday semis and Saturday finals set.
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Asheville
N.C
E Frank Owens
Atlanta
Asheville Country Club
HB. H. Rugg
Savannah
Owens
Russ
Meyers
Oates
Haleigh
Winston
Chapel
Winton
T. C. Coxe, Jr
Gordon
Mease
Cary
Hamilton
Chester
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
Rasp
Carey
Miss Hampton
Frank Owens
Robertson
Mr. Waring
Mr. Owens
Miss Ford
Mr. Holmes
Negro files suit over half of crop after eviction near Athens
In Athens on August 25 special report Jesse Waldrup, a black tenant on Ta L Smith’s farm near Athens, filed suit in the superior court for half of the year’s produce after being allegedly ejected without cause from the place where he had cropped on a halves agreement.
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Athens
Jesse Waldrup
Ta. L. Smith
Loew's Grand Theater Ads in Amusement Directory
The Amusement Directory advertises Loew's Grand with the week’s program headliners. Miss Shaw leads a three night engagement with a strong company, plus acts like The Dancing Surprise and Sinclair and Grey. Also featured are motion pictures including Desperate Trails and Down to Earth with Norma Talmadge and Fairbanks, plus weekly showcases at other theaters.
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Ha. Shaw
Liew's Grand
Miss Shaw
Bebison
McCabe
Wheeler
Mack
Sinclair
Grey
Harry Carey
Winder Defeats Statham in High‑Scoring Game
Georgia state basketball notes from Winder report a 16 to 20 to 0 score with Winder collecting 31 safeties. Statham’s Elder Rosa and Arnold faced pitcher T Deaton and Doster in a strong hitting display.
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Winder
Statham
Elder
Rosa
Arnold
T. Deaton
Doster
Fire Destroys Gem Theater in Greeneville Tennessee
Early today in Greeneville Tennessee a Gem theater blaze of unknown origin caused about 80000 dollars in damage and was nearly insured. Several persons were injured by falling debris as flames swept the building.
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Greeneville
Tenn
Gem Theater
Wenzler tops field in Tennessee amateur match play
Eight players survive the state amateur championship at Colonial Country Club in Memphis. Nashville’s Pollak Roya H. A. Maryman R. T. Wilson and Memphis players M. J. Condon J. P. Parker Sidney Farnsworth and Jack Wenzler advance. Wenzler matched his medalist 73 in a win over Ewing Watkins. Chattanooga hosts 1922 tourney. D Henderson elected Tennessee Golf Association president. Match play continues with semi finals expected tomorrow.
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Emphis
Tenn
Memphis
Colonial Country Club
Pollak Roya
Chattanooga
Mike Thomas
H. A. Marryman
R. T. Wilson
Nashville
Japs Beat Australia In Davis Cup Duel
Newport August 25 The Japanese Davis Cup team Kumagae and Shimidzu beat Australia in two straight matches to reach one win from the challenge round against the United States. Shimidzu defeated J D Anderson in straight sets 6 4 7 5 6 4. Kumagae outlasted Hawkes in a five set match 3 6 2 6 8 6 in two hours forty minutes. A doubles win tomorrow or a remaining singles on Saturday would clinch their place to face the United States at Forest Hills on September 23 and 5. Shimidzu and Kumagae showed steadiness and endurance, with Kumagae racing the court and Hawkes unable to wear him down.
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Newport
Ichiya Kumagae
Zenzo Shimidzu
United States
Shimidzu
J. D. Anderson
Kumagae
JBS. Hawkes
Oriental Stars
Forest Hills
Rankin Defeated In Poughkeepsie 2:12 Trot Feature
In Poughkeepsie August 25 Jeanette Rankin the pace warm favorite fell to Greg Worthy driving Grey Flyer who led from the start to win the 2:12 trot. Millie Irwin, another top contender, placed second in the 2:06 trot won by Sister Bertha. Mary O Connor won the 2:09 pace as Hadith Worthy aided Lyman Brusie to his first victory.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Jeanette Rankin
Lon icDonald
Greg Worthy
Walter Br.cox
San Francisco
Cox
Millie Irwin
Sister Bertha
Hadith Worthy
Lyman Brusie
Mary O'Connor
Giants Gain In Crucial Pirate Series As Yanks Slump
New York games shift the balance of power in the major leagues. The Yankees lose to the Indians in Cleveland 1 to 1, sliding from first to second place while the Giants win their third straight over the Pirates. Rip Collins and Harry Harper struggle for New York as Joe Lowell homers for Cleveland. Indians hammer Yankee pitching for 17 hits. Senators top Tigers 9 to 1, St Louis thumps Boston 7 to 2, White Sox beat Athletics 13 to 0. In the NL, Brooklyn wins 3 to 2 over the Cubs, and Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 3 to 1.
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New York
Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Giants
Pirates
Yanks
Yarrot Go
Honey Wing
Fred Toney
Babe Ruth
Bob Shawkey
Joe Lowell
Rip Collins
Harry Harper
Harper
Steve O'Neill
Steve
Senators
Tigers
Washington
Detroit
St. .Louis
Red Sox
St. Louis
Cage
White Sox
Athletics
O. Ne i
Stouts
Braves
Boston
Brookelyn
Cubs
Brooklyn
Reds
Phils
Philadelphia
Fox Wins at Gun Tourney at South Shore Club
Chicago reports FOX WINS the preliminary handicap at a Pee bap event, held at South Shore Country Club this afternoon, with a score of 99 out of 100. The match featured M. L. Fox, Emery, and Dak, with shodding noted in the competition context. The article also mentions Rennell Islands and a note on heralded local geography and a remark on Borneo traditions regarding widow remarriage.
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Chicago
M. L. Fox
Emery
South Shore Country Club
Rennell ‘Islands
Plans for Big Football Special to New York
A special Georgia Bulldogs football train to New York for the October 27 Polo Grounds trip was announced. The Golden Tornado will depart Atlanta on Thursday, October 21, with a 9 am terminal arrival in New York, arriving 125 hours later for workouts and Broadway exposure. Plans include six 12-section sleeping cars, player and band cars, diners, baggage cars, and ample exercise time en route. Georgia will return the same day, departing at 3:30 pm and arriving at Peachtree station around 4:80 pm on Monday.
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Tom
New York
Wu Hates
Southern’ Railway System
Mr. Estes
Catenfar
Wang
Fap Avis
Cperenaiee Ie “Hitgodtics
Georgia Beth Spirit
Broadway
Golden ‘Sornado
Estes
Cara
Atlanta
New Yo
Draughon's College Home Study Department expands outreach
Home Study program at Draughon's College offers extension courses for individuals unable to enroll in regular college classes. The department provides flexible options to pursue education remotely or off campus, broadening access to higher learning through structured curricula and support services.
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Draughon’s College
Draughon’s
Peachtree Arcade
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