Ole Miss To Play Centre Wonders In Kentucky
The University of Mississippi football team will meet Centre College in Danville Kentucky on October 7th. Oxford schedules list Union University September 30 Centre College October 7 Southwestern Presby University October 14 A and M College October 21 Hendrix College November 11 and Memphis Doctors November 18 among others. Prof Hemingway notes daily workouts and new candidates.
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University of Mississippi
Centre College
Danville
Little School
Harvard
Bo” McMillan
Oxford
William Hemingway
Union University
Jacks
Qober
University of Tennessee At
Knoxville
Birmingham Southern College
Hendrix College
Memphis Doctors
Memphis
Camp Benning Infantry School
Columbus
Millsaps College
Jackson
Hemingway
New Orleans Wins Southern League Finale In Mobile
New Orleans defeated Mobile 6 to 4 to close the Southern League season. Craft hit a decisive ninth inning home run with a runner aboard. Mobile departed early for Fort Worth to begin the Dixie championship series. Score 6 11 0 for New Orleans and 4 12 1 for Mobile.
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Mobile
New Orleans
Craft
Fort Worth
Rachel New Orleans
Binley
Matteson
Dowie
Fuhr
Sigman
Schulte
Mobile Stands At Head Of The List
Mobile wins the 1922 Southern Association pennant with 97 wins and 55 losses, three games ahead of Memphis. Fort Worth will host Mobile to start a seven game series after the season ends.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mobile
Fort Worth
Mississippi Dog Wins All Age At Manitoba Trials
Major Kid the setter dog owned by W W Stoner of Courtland Mississippi won the all age stake at the Manitoba field trials for bird dogs held in Saskatoon. Comanche Rap owned by Williams Ziegler Jr of New York finished second and Mormon Robin owned by R K Armstrong of Barber North Carolina took third among 33 starters. Major Kid won in the final minutes of his second heat with faultless work while Comanche Rap pressed the winner and Mormon Robin appeared in trials for the first time.
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Gainsboro, Sask
Major Kid
W. W. Stoner
Courtland
Miss
Manitoba
Williams Ziegler, Jr
New York
R. K. Armstrong
Barber, N. C
Commanche Rap
Mormon Robin
Giants Win Sixth Straight In Pitchers' Battle
New York Giants defeat Chicago 7 to 4 to extend skidless streak as Williams hits his 34th homer. Aldridge Kaufman Jones Stue land O'Farrell Scott Jonnard McQuillan Jones Snyder contribute. Philadelphia hosts St Louis after 9-4 loss. Williams 34th homer noted.
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New York
New York Giants
Chicago
R. H. E. Chicago
Aldridge
Kaufman
Jones
Stueland
O'Farrell
Scott
Jonnard
McQuillan
Snyder
Williams
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Philaphia
Haines
Barfoot
Ainsmith
Behan
Weinert
Peters
Meridian Wins First Cotton States Series In One Inning
Meridian defeats Greenwood 4 3 in a decisive Cotton States League game, scoring all runs in one inning to claim the series opening victory. The win marks Meridian's strong start as they topple Greenwood on the road.
Meridian takes first Cotton States title game 4 to 3
Meridian defeated Greenwood 4 to 3 in the Cotton States championship opener at Meridian. Neimitz no hits through six and a half innings, with Meridian breaking through in the seventh on four singles and two errors. Meyers pitched for the Mets, but received little support. Chicks Chuck Chats notes Memphis 1922 season end with a 3 to 2 win over Chattanooga in Chattanooga.
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Meridian
Miss
Greenwood
Neimitz
Meyers
Mets
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Northeast Corner Square
Our Town
Patterson Bros
Iss Lillian Stoddard
Bridesburg
Riverton
Riverton Yacht Club
William C. Elmore
OLE Miss
Southern League
Giants
Kenneth Williams
W. L. Pet
Memphis Chicks
Chattanooga
Deral Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Oxford, Mississippi
J. M. Malone
J. E. Fudge
Oxford Produce Co
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Holley & Galladay, Inc
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