Walthour and Moran to Race at Atlanta Coliseum Next Week
Walthour Walthour, hailed as one of the best on the track, agrees to race Jimmy Moran at the Atlanta Coliseum next Thursday evening. Moran, securing a contract, will test Walthour as other top riders from Leander to Cadwell pursue opportunities. Leander demands a winner take all arrangement and a large side bet to challenge Walthour again.
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Bobbie WaLthour
Coliseum
Walthour
Jimmy Moran
Little Vera
Moran
Eit
America
Jimmy Michael
France
Johnnie Nelson
Createss Uttle
Watthour
Elkes
Stinson
Moran -Moran
Prince
Fenn
Frank Cadwell
Jimmy Hunter
Cadwell
Hunter
Atlanta
Howard Freeman
Turville
Lawson
Waltheir
Leander
George Leander
Chicago
The
Constitution
the Constitution
Winesett
al Winesett
Furman Defeats Anderson In Tight Greenville Game
In Greenville on a spring afternoon Furman University edged a team from Alderten 3 to 2. Sublett and Workman pitched for Furman with 12 and Dobbins 11 strikeouts. Furman had 9 base hits to Anderson's 7, while errors were 6 to 5.
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Furman
Anderson
Greenville
Furman University
Alderten
Sublett
Workman
Turman
Dolhing
Richardson
Agnerson
Dobbins
President Roosevelt Plans Atlanta Visit
President Roosevelt told Judge Newman at the White House he intends to visit the South, with Atlanta as a likely destination in the near future. He said he has long wanted to see Atlanta, citing his southern roots and a need to find time for the trip.
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Ir. Roosevelt
Judge Newman
Atlanta
Roosevelt
W. T. Newman
White House
South
Newman
Mr. Roosevelt
Editors to Take a Trip to Georgia Day Exposition
Georgia editors plan a nearly 200 strong trip to Charleston for Georgia day at the exposition. Pullman sleepers are provided and transportation to Augusta and the Souther from there to Charleston. The party will tour Fort Sumter, then attend Georgia day events, returning Wednesday night with optional extra stay.
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Candler
Georgia
Charleston
H. H. Cabaniss
Georga Press Association
WS. Coleman
Weekly Press Association
Kimball House
Georgia Railroad
Augusta
Souther
St. Johns
Fort Sumter
America
Exposition Grounds
Cabaniss
Vulcain Wins Feature at Memphis in Record 1:30 4
Large Memphis crowd enjoys fair weather as six races at Montgomery Park feature Vulcain from Hildreth stable breaking the 7 1/2 furlong track mark with a 1:30 4 ride. Brigade and Wax Taper close in a photo finish for second. multiple purses and odds listed for each race and entries announced.
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Memphis
Tenn
Montgomery Park
Vuieain
Hildreth
Vulcain
Wax Tager
Brigade
Wax Taper
Heary
Blaikenruth
Sea Battle
Marque
Otis
Barouche
O'Brien
Exen
Gut
Our Eats
Loudon
Valenta
J. Woods
ST. Walsh
Eva Russell
Lady Like
J .T. Woods
Sarah Maxim
Winkfield
McWillams
Robertson
Van
Trebor
W. B. Gates O’brien
Clerita
Tom Collins
Cand Gillcock
Aratoma
Balinda
JV. Kirby
Aladdin
Wainamoinen
Lucien Appeby
Leviathan
South Breeze
Dick Furhe
Handsome Emory College Hall Planned and Funded
Emory College trustees approve G L Norrman design for a $30000 defense hall to be built on campus. Bid ads to run in The Constitution. corner stone aims for commencement June 6 to 11 with dirt breaking by May 1. Project funded by Captain J P Williams of Savannah and matched by gifts from friends.
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Emory College
Atlanta
G L. Norrman
Emory
3. P. Williams
Savannah
Friends of the College
Garden plots to bloom in Atlanta through city lands
Harry Schlesinger and city officials plan a movement to convert vacant lots into garden patches for the poor. Congressman Livingston pledges seed supply. land donors include severe pat es. A meeting in the mayor's office will map details as demand exceeds supply. Livingston’s letter offers seed varieties and shipment.
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Harry Schlesinger
Congressman Livingston
Atlanta
Pat Tes
Joyner
Ball
Livingston
House of Representatives
Washington
Harry L. Rchlesinger
F Livingston
Tech and Clemson Meet in Brisbine Park Baseball Duel
South Carolinians arrive fresh from a Mercer victory ready to face Clemson in Atlanta. Tech, led by Coach Heisman, aims to upset the favored Tigers as both teams line up for an eight fifty start. Detailed lineup notes follow the brief preview of the hard fought contest.
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Tech
Clemson
Brisbine Park
South Carolina
Atlanta
Mercer
Heisman
Auburn
South
Hobart
Cornell
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
North Carolina Mechanical College
Shaw Verve Seeeflyst Dash
Morrison Chisolm
Ee Secong
Addox Delaman
Benning Race Day Delivers Close Finish in Feature
At Benning Washington on April 1 the day’s feature saw Merry Hours edge Odds and Ends in a heart stopping photo finish while Blue Peter won the 2-year-old event at 1 to 4. Black, racing after the favorite O Lee, beat him easily in the last. Weather good, track fast. six races run with varying margins and odds.
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Washington
Blue Peter
Merry Hours
Henning
Rhiom
Landry
Meistersinger
Burns
Pigeon Post
Bullman
Benduro
Odom
Squid
L. Smith
Creamer
Father den
D. O'Conner
Black
All Saints
Wondearly
Cherished
Shea
Benning
Tamarin
Prrrell
J. Lo Warner
Gould
Beau Ideal
Water
Fabius
Tankard
Klondike II
Spring Brook
Julia Lyston
Alle Violet
Decameron
Arius
Handvice
Silent Friend
Redpath
Merriment
Himeel
Truma
Price
Fonsoluca
Bastile
Bob Alone
Locke
Et Florad
Sunny Port
Major J
Nela
Nauoptial
Obstinate Simon
Rough River
Benekart
Princesa Ottilie
Curtsey
Oakland Race Day Delivers Nose-Span Finishers and Upsets
In Oakland today four horses battled to a photo finish in the fourth race with Davinia edging Rubus John Peters and Saul of Tarsus. Favorites struggled as Alpha II ridden by C Bell upset from 60 to 1. Other notable results include Mamie Hildreth and The Fog securing fast times in the earlier sprints and streets of the program.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Rubus
John Peters
Saul
Tarsus
Davinia
Tower of Chandles
Marshal Nell
Wyoming
Alpha II
Ty C. Bell
Mamie Hildreth
Kate Walcett
Vrinslett
EL Rey
Caley
Tums
Organdie
L. Jackson
the Fog
Conley
the Forum
Ransch
Windosin
Winatett
King Dellig
J. Jackson
Aloha TL
Bell
Gur Lizme
Stuart
Troxier
Kvtrh Paci
Divina
See
Donnelly
Hoar
Kine
Marshal Nell Dh. Jackson
Lena
Butler
Wardward
Traxler
el Pilar
Linto
Quiby
Billy Lyons
Canejo
Ulm Slageier
Frank Woods
Rainer
Gold Baron
Walhurst
Helmetta
Mikas
Sailor
Jime Hale
Impromptu
Captain Gaines
Compass
Ban
Courtier
Grafter
Rey Dare
Kitty KeHy
Alloa
Bagdad
Mileard
Bragg
Colonel Ballantyne
MacGyle
Peston
Glendenning
Biush
Geta
Yarro
Treaspo
Indy
May W. Sea Queen
Doubstet
Clemson Beats Mercer IV in Macon Ball Game
Mercer and Clemson met in Macon on April 11 with Clemson prevailing. Porter pitched well for Mercer, while Litton pitched for Clemson as both teams traded runs early before Clemson pulled away, scoring four in the ninth to seal a 9 1 victory before about seven hundred spectators.
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Macon
Mercer
Clemson
South
Mercer Bova
Za Porter
Maconites
Harber
Shortston
Atlantas Defeat Techs in Piedmont Practice Game
In a five inning exhibition at Piedmont Park yesterday afternoon the Atlantas beat the Techs 9 to 4. Fabst’s men showed solid batting while Murphy and McPhail worked on the mound for the Atlantas, as Techs’ errors piled up and their offense managed three hits.
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Pabst
Piedmont
Atlantas
Techs
Piedmont Park
Fabst
Murphy
McPhail
Rhe Atlamia
Sora
Leighton, Baker, Henley and Smith
Murphy, McPhail and Ecks
Birmingham Dominates Anniston in Two-From-ANWiston Teal
Birmingham defeats Anniston 5 to 1 as Loucks and McKenna toss strong lines. Steele shines at short and Moss commits the sole error, while Taylor and Warren pace Birmingham with three and two hits respectively. Anniston faces Cleveland next, with a quick rematch slated.
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Birmingham
Ala
D.specal
McKenna
Campbell
Anniston
Cleveland
Ap. T. H. On
E. Taylor
Sorber
Chatt
Moss
Brown
Haller
Warren
Wilhelm
Smith
A. E
Sorrel
Stewart
Ward
Jones
Steele
Carter
Loucks
Burch
Stevenson
Taylor
Laroque
Balig
Mith
McKenne
Possen Bale
Wile
Deity
Soucs
Harned Rin
Siminghet
Serrifice bits-Wilheim
Omtre—Bulzer
Professionals Play Today as Atlanta Teams Split for Purse
The Atlanta Team halves into two nine for the second game of the series with Mr. Peters purse on the line. Pabst leads one side, Smith the other, with 2:30 game time and free admission for ladies. streetcars on two lines will drop fans at the park entrance.
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Atlanta
Feo Wines
Atlantas
Peter
Pabst
Smith
Gma
Hag
Latimer
Tateher
Escorta
Firkle and Stover moved from Hall County to Atlanta for safety
In Hall County, Charlie Pirkie and Harvie Stover, convicted of murder and assault in the Christina Blake case, were sent to Atlanta under Guard Ben Pearson for safekeeping. Governor Candler ordered their immediate removal to avoid trouble, transferring them to a penitentiary camp. Also, Jack O'Brien and Joe Walcott fought six rounds to a draw in Philadelphia with O'Brien slightly ahead.
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Firkle
Stover
Hall County
Charlie Pirkie
Harvie Stover
Christina Blake
Atlanta
Ben Pearson
Candler
Halt County
Pirkle
Pearson
59Me Penitentiary
Philadelphia
Avril H
Jack O'Brien
Joe Walcott
Industrial Hall
O' Brien
Cheap Round Trip to Dallas From Atlanta and West Point
The Atlanta and West Point railroad offers round trip tickets to Dallas Texas for April 18 19 22 and 23 with return valid until May 2 extended to May 15 by presenting ticket at joint agent. For rates and schedules contact Geo W Atter or F Merk Ororgan at the Bae street Peachtree Actin Ga phone 633.
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West Point
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Atlanta
Dallas
Tez
Piha Actin Grrect Nohane
Sh Tianta
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