Distant Rumor Speaks Of Bull Young Death In Ring
Los Angeles August 23. John Bull Young a cowboy heavyweight boxer died in a hospital after a knockout at Werron arena last night. He was stopped in the eleventh round by Es a Ward and the fight led to controversy among promoters and officials. The event drew attention to prize fighting and safety concerns in the sport.
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Subpar Text Fragment Reflects Local Sports Scramble
Unclear draft notes list teams like Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga New Orleans and Memphis with stray phrases about sacrifice hits and leading teams. Fragmentary lines hint at a baseball context but lack coherent events, scores, or clear entities to summarize confidently.
Marist Cadets to Receive 1598 Rifles in Field Drill
Bron Capr WoT Werstun of the United States arrives in Atlanta from West Pom Europe to drill Marist college cadets. The contingent will be equipped with Model 1598 magazine rifles and full field gear as part of a wartime training program. Commandant Fugeneschmidt, who has led the corps for over a decade, confirms the layout and readiness.
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Doctor Daniel Returns from Summer Outing
Dr C W Daniel resumes duties after a summer outing. The pastor of the local church will lead both the morning and evening services today and asks attendees to come early to ensure seating due to high attendance.
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Chis W Darel
Fragmentary romance dialogue from The prince Keecra Herald
A clipped excerpt features a youthful man and a woman in a flirtatious exchange about age and romance. The man claims he is 37 yet believes a husband should be only eight or nine years older than his wife, while the woman expresses fascination with his romantic nature.
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Field Day at Ponce De Leon Park Featuring Local Prizes
Field Day next Wednesday at Ponce De Leon Park features Crackers and Tur versing for prizes from local merchants. Events include 100 yard dash, 50 yard sack race, circling the fases, fungus hitting, and long distance throwing with prizes such as hats shoes silk shirts and a silk umbrella. The contests precede a Tartley versus Crackers game in the afternoon. An aged crowd is expected to attend this baseball field day event.
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Tichenor Tops Qualifying In Davis & Fret Golf Round
Hal Reynolds reports Davis & Freeman trophy qualifying where 64 golfers competed. W R Tichenor posted the low 89, with rounds and pairings listed for multiple flights and upcoming match play through August 30.
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Hal Reynolds
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Marathon Co announces change in corporate structure
Marathon Company reveals a change involving a new alliance with Hirt Creeks Corporation of Indianapolis to market a line of cars. The move comes as Marathon reorganizes leadership and capital structure, aiming to expand sales nationwide and reduce operating costs.
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Cracking Win Leads Double Plays in League
A fragment from a baseball roundup notes the Crackers leading in double plays as of Tuesday August 14 in the Southern league. It mentions Montgomery and Chattanooga with scores around New Orleans and Memphis, highlighting a tightened standings picture and key infield plays.
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Useful booklet on Atlanta Chamber activities prepared
A forthcoming booklet from the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, prepared by the Industrial and Statistical Bureau, will include the blue sky law, chamber notes, convention bureau activities led by secretary Fred Houser, and data on new manufacturers exhibit. It will be mailed to chamber members and others interested in Atlanta and Georgia commerce.
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Atllanta
Auto race meet featuring Black drivers at speedway
A community auto race event expected to draw Black entrants and spectators. The meet includes multiple racing formats and a planned parade of classes, with organizers emphasizing inclusion and competitive heat lines. The note mentions prominent terms and local scheduling yet remains unclear on specific dates, teams, or outcomes.
What pitcher bag made the highest percentage for a lesson
The article mentions several pitchers and results from a Georgia event. It notes Wool’s success, with wins against key opponents, and references Matheson and Myers as part of a challenge to local pitchers. The piece reads like a sports brief from Atlanta sports pages.
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Jue Wool
Whiter
Christy Mathesson
Public Notice Sparks Editor’s Refusal to Publish Resignation
An angry citizen accused the editor of publishing his resignation from political office under the headline Public Improvements. He insisted the paper printed the piece, while the editor pushed back, asking what was meant by the action and implying the piece should not have run.
Future of the motor truck on first class highways
Goodyear expert W Martin Jr predicts motor trucks will relieve railroad strain as highways improve. He cites shifts in population, farming, and manufacturing, noting demo trucks and specialized tires will boost speed, efficiency, and rural-to-urban distribution with broader industrial centers.
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Nearl
Nedlura Welent
Melitts
In stealing bases gulls are leading tight race
In the Southern league motile leads arise as teams push steals. The record shows Montgomery and New Orleans, Atlanta, Memphis, Chattanooga in the standings with varying steals and runs. The report lists multiple teams and numbers, indicating a competitive season battle for stolen bases.
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Worse than Football Polo Tale of Atlanta Boys Return
Three Atlanta boys Tillou H Forbes Eliott Cheatham and C J King with Wil Fort trek 259 miles to a Great Smokies polo game in Virginia wilds. They carry gear by mine camp and walk through Indian reservation camps to join a brutal match where each side uses two sticks. The game ends after hours of fighting and exhaustion with one man alive on a team as the others collapse. Fort of Mount Airy Georgia joins the group. the tale labels the event as worse than football.
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Northwestern Life Insurance Company
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C J King
Associated Press
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Mount Airy, Ga
Walter Dubard Swims Like Fish at Atlanta Club Meet
Walter Dubard wins the silver cup for best all around waterman at East Lake events staged by the Atlanta Athletic Club. Miss Sara Sterling takes the oil-ved for the girls, with 18 points, as crowds exceed 500. numerous races, canoes, and a diving display accompany a bustling aquatic program with Dubard and Logan delivering standout performances.
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al Bowman
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Athletics Hospital Squad Now Eleven
Chicago August 23 Connie Mack reports the Athletics infirmary has eleven players sidelined. Catcher Lapp suffered a severe hand cut and left the trip, while infielder Strunk and pitcher Bush are out with injuries. Pann, Marshy, and Barry miss time due to illness, and Coombs remains ill.
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Herrick Cup Match Won By Iowa Team
Camp Perry had the Herrick cup match under National Rifle Association auspices. The Iowa team won with a score of 1721, followed by the Osterwassers with 7726, though not all were veterans, and the Massachusetts second team took second prize with 1798. The United States cavalry team placed third with 1691. The Herrick match uses the same course as the Palma trophy. In 1911 the Palma high score was 1720.
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Phillies and Pirates Trade Players Involves Camnitz Byrne
Philadelphia announces manager has traded infielder Iseland and cash for pitcher Camnitz and third baseman Byrne of the Pittsburg team. Deal to take effect after today’s earnings season.
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Stil Sparring for Openings in Ambassador row
Ambassador Page has delivered to the British Foreign Office in Washington a note on the attack made on him. The incident is regarded as closed, but the ambassador is still sparring for openings.
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Crackers Lead Southern League With Strong Averages
Allentown and Atlanta show top team averages as Crackers post 272 through Aug 16. Mobile Island and Memphis rank second in hits and runs scored, while Atlanta stars Hen and Agnes Tears pace batting and fielding.
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Ray Campbell Wins In Elimination Contest
Ray Campbell secures a decisive win in an elimination bout held at the home arena. The bout featured top contenders including Eddie Moroo and AU Brig as the crowd watched for a clear outcome in the title race.
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