Football to Be Boosted in Harvard Boxing Stance
New York reports a major boost to boxing in the East as about six colleges, previously banning the sport, adopt it for its value in developing athletes. Harvard's William H. Geer notes rising interest in self defense as boxing returns, with headgear required for sparring to prevent cauliflower ears and similar injuries.
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New York
William H. Geer
Harvard
Jack Dempsey
Deach Geers
Welch All-Stars Top Lithonia In Ten Innings
The Welch All-Stars defeated Lithonia in a last ten inning ball game at Lithonia Saturday afternoon. Blake Newman and South led the offense while Allen struck out nine and allowed three hits. The All-Stars seek out-of-town games within fifty miles of Atlanta and can be reached at 612 Austell Building via Ivy 631.
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Welch All-Stars
Lithonia
Blake
Newman
South
Allen
Stars
All-Stars
Atlanta
Joney
Austell
Ivy
Allen and
Neal
Farrell
Pratt
New World's Record Set in Trap Shooting at New Haven
In New Haven on July 23 the 16 yards 100 targets trap shooting record fell in the western zone event. A four man squad shot 209 straight targets and all four posted 99 hits of 106 remaining targets as the record was set. The team included J. M. Hawkins of New Haven Jay Clarke of Worcester Mass C B Pratt of Princeton N J and L F Curtis of Boston.
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New Haven
J. M Hawkins
Jay Clarke
Worcester
Mass
C B Pratt
Princeton
N J
L F. Curtis
Boston
Suburban League games spark hot season action
College Park defeated Fairburn 3 to 1 in a pitchers battle as Schell struck out 13 and Green 11. East Point upset league leaders Hapeville 10 to 2 behind Allen’s strong pitching with 700 in attendance.
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Hapeville Wee
College Path
Fairburn
College Park
Schell
Green
Schell and Bostwick
Green and
Patton
East Point
Hapeville
Allen
RAE East Point
D Aner
Hapevile Dickerson
Vna Neri
Wild eighth gives Little Rock 13 to 5 win over Nashville
July 23 at Little Rock a late eighth inning surge decided the game as Nashville Guardians Hengeveld and Evans were knocked out. Robinson held the Vols while Harper and Wane each collected four hits. The box score lists multiple players and bases, with Little Rock scoring a five run seventh and nine total hits. Chattanooga hammered Mobil with three home runs in a 6 1 victory.
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Vols
Travelers
Little Rock
Yarmouth
Hengeveld
Evans
Nashville
Robinson
Harper
Wane
R. H
Frierson
Morse
E L
Rock
Moore
Demoe
Brown
Bell
Zoellers
Metteer
God Evans
Lankenau
Umphas
Irwin
Pfenninger
MOBIL
Dona Mullen
Bronkie
Mulvex
Tutweiler
Golvin
Wagner
Faulkner
Fi Wickham
I Schulte
Roberts
Ciati
A. E Hendricks
Shay
McDonald
Anderson
Noe
Neiderhogn
Cunningham
Tee
Croll
Wingfield
Noel
D . We
Moblie
Chattanooga
Hals
Galvin
Neiderkorn
Moblin
Schaefer
Corcoran
Birmingham
Memphis
McMillan
Williams
McLarry
Yockey
Camp
T Singleton
Sts Dowie
F Mohart
P A Hungling
Gey
Mohart
Traynor
Stewart
Emery
Sn Gooch
Clarke
Silva
Iean
Allen
Ae Brandon
Ae Cherhard
Toe i
Amelarix
Dowle
Eberhard
Mehart
Willams
Lindale
Tindale
Rome
Todaseattle
Kane
Pe Grosg
Morrow
Hanson
Te Schmidt
Ae Hodgin
Ad Fox
Gibson
James
Axe
Lindall
Pe Driscoll
Mittwede
Donaldson
Herndon
Schmidt
Overton
Gross
Lasseter
Bame
Cedartown Sweeps Carrollton In Twin Bill
Georgia State League action in Cedartown saw both games of a double header won by Cedartown. They defeated Carrollton 1 to 0 in the first game and 16 to 2 in the second. Hawkins pitched the first game while Suggs supplied key hits in the second.
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Cedartown
Carrollton
Hawkins
Suggs
Ball is Offered $500000 for Club of St. Louis Browns
St Louis July 23 A syndicate of St Louis and Chicago men offered Browns owner Phil Bail 500000 for his property. Bail refused and said he would consider a deal for one million. He reportedly clears about 38000 yearly on the Browns.
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Club OF ST. Louis Browns
St. Lous
St. Louis
Browns
Phil Bail
St Enwis
Chicago
Ball
Hampton Beats Oakland in Narrow Baseball Victory
Hampton Ga July 23 Special Hampton and Oakland played a tight local game with Hampton winning 1 to 0 in the ninth. Key contributions came from Hampton pitcher Peebles and hitter and fielder Armidill Arnold. The teams plan a rematch Tuesday. Batteries Hampton Peebles Turner Oakland Payne Simpson.
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Hampton
Oakland
Peebles
Armidill Arnold
Rhe Hampton
Beeples
Turner
Payne and Simpson
World billiards title to be contested in Chicago
Chicago July 23 The world balk-line billiard championship will be staged in November. Defending champion Wille Hoppe, champion since 1899, faces rivals Edouard Horemans Jacob Schaefer Welker Cochran George B. Sutton and Ora Morningstar. European players may enter.
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Chicago
Wille Hoppe
Edouard Horemans
The
Bel- Blan
Jacob Schaefer
Welker Cochrane
George B. Sutton
Ora Morningstar
Auburn branch Carnegie library opens for Atlanta's Black residents
The Auburn avenue and Hilliard street Carnegie library will open Monday for inspection from 1 to 8 pm ahead of full operation Tuesday. Costing about 50000 dollars, it aims to be the South's finest colored library, with Alice Cary named librarian and the facility a branch of the Carnegie library of Atlanta.
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Auburn
Carnegie Library of
Atlanta
Auburn Avenue
Hilliard Street
Louisville
Alice Cary
Carnegie Library of Atlanta
The
Carnegie Library
Raymond rapid growth in 12 years since founding
Raymond Georgia once virgin timber land near Newnan has transformed into a bustling town in under a dozen years. Guided by R F Sheddon, the Mutual Life Insurance manager, the settlement developed into a rail stop with eight daily trains linking Atlanta and Columbus and Chattanooga and Macon. The town now hosts seven stores, mills, factories, a bank, schools, churches, and thousands of residents, all connected by extensive concrete roads.
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Raymond
Georgia
Coweta County
Newnan
Atlanta
R F_ Sheddon
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Ray
Sheddon
Mary Ray
John D Ray
Flrst
Georgia Volunteers
Shaddon
Central of Georgia Railway
Columbus
Chattanooga
Macon
Washington
New York
Cincinnati
Savannah
Georgi
Florida
Alabama
Pas
Severa
Poséi
Thomas I Miller Named To Bankers' Executive Council
Thomas I Miller assistant cashier of Central Bank and Trust Atlanta is elected to the American Institute of Banking executive council in Minneapolis for a three year term. Atlanta bankers backed his nomination, making this a first for the city in the institute.
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Thomas J Miller
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Atlanta
Minneapolis
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers’ Association
United States
Miller
Trowbridge Seeks City Council Seat With Police Reform
L A Trowbridge announces in a public Saturday platform his push for a general police department clean up election of all city department heads by the voters free text books for Atlanta students and broader school and city improvements. He faces Councilman Claude Ashley in the fourth ward and a heated race is anticipated with a possible third candidate imminent.
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L. A. Trowbrigge
Claude Ashley
Atlanta
Trowbridge
Ashley
Atlanta Labor Day Celebration Plans At Lakewood
Plans for Atlanta’s Labor Day observance are under way with a program committee from labor organizations arranging events at Lakewood. Free afternoon events, a morning parade, and invites to labor unions statewide are planned. Walter Carraway chairs the entertainment and program committee and will oversee all details.
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Atlanta
Labor Organizations
Lakewood
Labor Unione
Labor Temple
Trinity Avenue
Walter Carraway
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Carrraway
Former President of Paper Company Dies at 77
Alonzo N. Burbank, a founder and former president of International Paper, died at his Portland home on Saturday at age 77. He served as treasurer for many years. Burial will be in Somersworth, New Hampshire.
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Paper Company
Portland
Alonzo N. Burbank
The
International Paper Company
Somersworth
Body of third man found at wreck near Nickajack
The body of a third man was recovered Saturday morning at the scene of a Southern freight train wreck near Nickajack. The wreck injured Arturo Rodriguez of San Antonio, now at Atlanta hospital, and identified George Albino of Galveston, Texas. Police say three Mexican laborers were attempting to steal a ride on a coal car when fifteen cars derailed. no others injured as traffic on the Birmingham division was delayed.
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Southern
Nickajack
George Albino
Galveston
Texas
Arturo Rodriguez
San Antonio
Atlanta
Rodreguez
Birmingham
Greenville farmers urged to boost county trade and wheat output
Greenville bankers and business leaders proposed new rural development plans to draw farmers back to the county seat. They seek weighage storage, grading, insurance and pooling to obtain better mill prices, plus hitching posts and wagon yards to attract visitors. The drive includes sowing more wheat with bank funded seed, 49 prizes totaling 156 in money, and cooperation with county extension agents.
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Hervey W. Laird
W. C Beacham
Peoples National Bank
Greenville
S.C
Greenville Chamber of Commerce
Beacham
Greer
Chamber of Commerce
Hickory
Feneral
Lynch
Greer Chamber
Tim Jt
Ixonch
Erite
Algo
Clubwomen Choose Chattanooga for 1922 Convention
The executive board of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs selected Chattanooga, Tennessee, as the site for next year's convention. The federation's third annual meeting adjourned last night in Cleveland Ohio after discussions.
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Cleveland
Ohio
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Today
Chattanooga Tonn
Federation
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