Bulldogs Face Slim Chance to Meet Tech in Meet
Pairings announced for the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association basketball tournament at the Auditorium set Georgia to open versus Newberry while Georgia Tech draws Birmingham Southern. Mercer meets South Carolina in the lower bracket with Kentucky vs Tulane and Furman vs Mississippi A ggies in the upper bracket. Alabama earns a bye to Day 2.
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Cliff Wheatley
Unilesa
Georgia Tech
Birmingham Southern College
Southern Intercollegiate Arhletic Association
University of Alabama
Golden Tornado
Bulldog
University of Georgia
Atlanta Athletic Club
Newberry College
Tech
Empire State
Mercer Baptists
University of South Carolina
University of Kentucky
Tulane
Furman University
Mississippi Aggies
University of Tennessee
Millsaps College
Georgia
Newberry
Clemson
Michael Donahue
Auburn Plainsman
Jada
Yellow Jackets
Birmingham
Mercer
South Carolina
Furman
Tennessee
Millsaps
Kentucky
Macon College
South
Mercerites
University of Kentucky-Tulane
Mississippi Ageles
Auburn
Tech Vareus
Birmingham Southern
Alabama
David J. Yates
University of Pennsylvania
B. Sutton
Virginia Folytechnik Institute
Timekeepera
W. R. Tichenor
H. G. Voorhis
Ed Danforth
Atlanta Georgian
Morgan Blake
The
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta Constitution
C. H Bernier
al A. Doonan
Atlanta
Miller Plans Boxing Shows In Atlanta Gym Scheme
Atlanta boxing impresario Miller outlines a spring plan to rent an armory room as a gym, train local fighters, and stage regular shows after the basketball tournament and opera season. He aims to bring Johnny Wilson and Frankie Murphy to Atlanta and arrange bouts with Bob Fitzsimmons Jr. and Battling Bailey, plus develop soldier boxers from Camp Jackson.
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Miller
Atlanta
Hare
Hig
Auditorium Committee of Council
Johnny Wilson
Frankie Murphy
Wilson
Murphy
Bob Fitzaimmons, Jr
Bill Bailey
Bailey
Frannie Sturphy
Texas
Walter Andrews
At- Tanta
Ellis
Young Bob
Bally
Larry Avera
Larry
Budd
Johnny Glynn
Camp Jackson
5. C
Jimmie Conway
Johnny
Fine Games Feature In Title Meet In City League
The City league tournament on the Boys High court produced three great battles. Southern Dental College defeated Federal Prison 66 to 25 led by Red Hughes with 16 points and Massay adding 12. Agogas edged Grace Methodist 22 to 9 as Richardson Manes and Selig starred for the losers. Leaders defeated United States Tirh Company in a seesaw finish 27 to 24 with Russey 17 and Gore 14 leading scorers. Price and Hoe added strong showings for the third team.
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Southern Dental College
Federal Prison
Quitte
Red Hughes
de Tenge
Massay
Lyle
Burton
Rubenstein
Agagas
Grace Methodist
Agogas
Grace
Richardson
Manes
Selig
Singieton
Adel
Owens
Apopas
United States
Russey
Gore
Price
Hoe
Finkjestein
Pack's All Stars Forfeited By Central Bank
The Central Bank forfeits Pack's all stars in a game. Tonight the semi finals will be played, with the Southern Dental College meeting the Aroras in the second game. The first game starts at seven o'clock.
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Central Bank
Southern Dental College
Aroras
Marist and Boys High Play Marathon Basketball Tilt
Marist and Boys High battled to a 26 all tie after two overtimes, with Gilmer Street’s Stevens leading scorers at 10 and Slate 9 as Marist defense and Keeling’s play staved off a late surge. Tech High then defeated Commercial 44 to 10 behind Clifton 24 and Richardson 24, while Fulton fell 51 to 17 to University School with Mima and Mooty contributing on offense.
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Boys' ‘High
Marist
Hoys’ High
Gilmerites
Boss High
Davie
Inelvy Street
Stevens
Slate
Meecham
Gilmer Street
Carlisle
Bradley
Healey
Keeling
Tech High
Clifton
Richardson
Tolbert
Thompson
Commercial
Burma
Pitts
Fulton
University School
Fourteenth Street
Mima
Miller
Mooty
Mile
Bluebirds
Rubinstein
Laird
Yeager
Smithies in Leadership of G I A A
A week of upsets leaves Tech High leading the G I A A though Smithies’ forfeit to Lanier in Macon shifts momentum. Gordon Institute climbs to second while Barnesville Indies and Lanier push for top spots. Riverside drops to fifth after losses. G M C remains winless at the cellar with Gainesville staying near sixth. standings shift as Macon teams gain.
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Tech High
Lanier
Macon
Atlanta
Gordon Institute
Barnesville Inds
Diayadall Ghames
Tach High
Barnesville Cadets
Riverside
Gainesville
Barnesville
Gilmerttes
G. M.C
Jadgewille
David
Warriors
Lanter
Ug Riverside
Gordon Riverside
Monroe A. & M
Fred Stewart Leaves on Purchasing Trip
Fred Stewart, president of the Pred 8. Stewart company, travels east to buy the latest Easter season merchandise. He will visit leading manufacturers and wholesale houses to see new Hom and finest products in the shoe world.
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Fred
Stewart
Stewart Company
Belgian payment urged by Wilson
The government agency states Belgium may accept repayment from the reparation commission for loans borrowed from its government since the war through November 11, 1918 at 6 percent interest. This would cancel Belgiums remaining obligation. The letter ends with a formal sign off referencing London streets and a long travel metaphor.
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Hig
Belgium
Miniatre
Klonaay
Big Motorcycle Races and Boxing At Atlanta Prisons
Atlanta fans will see a 1921 motorcycle card headlined by a 100 mile Dixie championship at Lakewood with riders like Harry Glenn Nemo Lancaster and possibly Gene Walker. A Federal prison boxing bill is set for March with Walk Miller promoting inside the Auditorium featuring inmates against local boxers and a plan to bring Weinert or Bob Fitzsimmons to Atlanta in April.
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Atlanta
Harry Glenn
Peary
North Pole
Lakewoo
Glenn
Nemo” Lancaster
Gene Walker
Daytona
Walker
Birmingham
Lancaster
Areck
Indiana
Indian Motocycle Company
Federal
Miler
Walk Miller
Macon
Miller
Thi Club
Yaaterday
Bob Fitz
Weinert
Walk Milley
Chariie Weinert
Newark
Bob Fitzsimmons
Brit Bailey
Atlanta Elks
Bob
Young Bob
Atlanta Battler
Bill
Fitesimmons
Texas
Crescent City
Bailey
United States
Jack Dillon
Hoosier
Fred Fulton
Fulton
Charlie
Ray Smith
Bartley Madden
New York
Labor plans fight against open shop at AFL conference
The American Federation of Labor's executive council met to craft a program addressing anti union activity and the open shop. Leaders planned wage and law reforms, compulsory arbitration, and injunctions, with a publicity strategy to counter opponents. Over 200 delegates are expected at the conference led by President Gomper a for the six months ending December.
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Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Frank Martinson
Federation
Ita
Tomore Row
Legislative Committee of
Gompera
Fire Insurance Company of Wisconsin Portage Ledger Statement
Financial recital from a 1928 Wisconsin fire insurer showing assets liabilities and income. It lists cash in various forms total assets 1 017 554 80 and liabilities including gross losses reserves taxes and surpluses. Includes notes on premiums interest rents expenses and secretary certification.
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Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Stavens Point
Wis
Wisconsin
Georgia
Stronges Ave
Stecke
Y.cseseeecesseerer
Herain
Elabildas
Esesepeccersere Receseeeresace
Serena
Act of Incorporation
Duty Office
The
Insurance Commiaslorer
Wibconkin
Portage
Che Maceen
Amcobs
Heraane
Secratary
Harféwar
Fire ‘Insurance Company
St Wisconsin
Knoxville Challenge Is Accepted By GMA Cadets
Coach Burbage announced that GMA will meet Knoxville High in a bid to decide the southern prep champions. Knoxville teams claim state crown and promise a great cage encounter, with both sides boasting strong rosters and confidence.
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Burbage
Knoxville High School
South
Knotville
Tennessee Boys
Springhill College Frightens Alabama In Close Game
University of Alabama barely defeated Springhill College 36 to 28 in a fast paced contest. Alabama trailed early and late, then rallied with strong team play and accurate shooting to pull ahead by one near the end. Both squads showed excellent teamwork and speed throughout.
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University of Alabama
University of Alabama Basketeers
Springhill College
Crimson
Decatur Methodist Rout Enat Point In Tuesday Match
The Decatur Methodist basketball team defeated Enat Point Methodist 63 to 13 at Decatur High School. Standout players for Decatur included Daennig at left forward Smith at center and Gibbs at left guard, while Dorris Callahan played center and starred for East Point.
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Decatur Methodist
Enat Point Methodist
Decatur High School
Decatur
Daennig
Smith
Dorris Callahan
Gibbs
Atlanta Clubmen Rally to Beat Georgia Bulldogs in Athens
In Athens on February 22 the Atlanta Athletic Club men staged a second half rally to defeat Georgia 37 to 25. Westmoreland led Atlanta with 17 points while Bass added 12 and Anderson 11 as the visitors overran the Bulldogs after a tight first half. About 2,000 spectators filled Moss Auditorium for the late show and a dance after the game.
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Atlanta Clubmen
Georgia Bulldogs
Athens
Atlanta Athletic Club
Georgia Bulldog
Atlantans
Beansmen
Athens Fang
Old Georgia
Joe Bean
Atlanta
Gallantittle
Georgia
Johnnie Westmoreland
Rufus Base
Sterling
Westmoreland
Atlantana
Bass
Lawless
Holy Cross
Ladue
Colgate Ib
Rufus Gass
Rawson
Anderson
Moss Auditorium
Athena
Georgia Pos
LE . Basa
West
P Bennett
Morrison
Cheaves LG
A Owens
Sullivan
Georgia Pew
Owens
Ladua
Colgate
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Fuzzy Woodruff
Young Fitz
Golf Club
West Newton
Mase
Gollet
Ukase
Forscothh
T. Esmond Falvey
Permarks
Tve
Marist Team
Fred Stewart
Clemenceau
Lloxyd-George
Earri
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Cpesseeracane Nectarntetes
Cape Tre
Jennings
Atlantacels
Knoxville
A. M. Robinson Co
Aragon
Morris Fertilizer Co. A
White Provision Co
Frank E. Block
Bakers of— Kennesaw Biscuits
J.K. Orr Shoe Co
Red Seal Shoes
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