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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1913

Page

5

Boxing season opens with high hopes for New York clubs

By James J. Corbett, veteran heavyweight champion, notes cooler weather boosting boxing, new McMahon arena on Broadway, and anticipated matchups. Discusses potential bouts among Willie Ritchie, Packey McFarland, Freddy Welsh, and top lightweights Britton Shugrue Cross Murphy, plus Gibbons interest in McFarland.

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Cotton States Tennis Tourney Heads to East Lake

The third Cotton States tennis tournament moves to Atlanta at East Lake on September 8. Defending champion Lee Allen Brookes of Birmingham will attend along with players from Nashville Memphis Chattanooga New Orleans Augusta Montgomery Birmingham Knoxville and others. Entries close Saturday with Carleton Smith of Walton Building Atlanta handling registrations. Frank Reynolds returns as referee ensuring clean fast sport.

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Empire State League Ends First Season Prosperity Noted

Waycross Georgia August 40. after six progressive Georgia cities hosted a bold baseball season the Bum pity State league finished its inaugural year. teams shifted managers, Valdosta and Cordele led early pennant races, with no decisive winner yet. plans for next season include higher salaries more umpires and a gun to curb field disputes.

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Palzer Moran bout drew interest after Tor O’Rourke clash

Boxing notes say Palzer, once white heavyweight hopeful, may rebound with Moran next Wednesday in Pittsburg. Palzer’s illness and a rift with manager Tom O’Rourke slowed him, but recovery and form point to a career defining fight likely to draw standing room crowds and possibly set up a match with Gunboat.

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Morgantown Wins Second NC Amateur Title Game

Morgantown took the second game of the series against Red Springs for the amateur championship of North Carolina in Charlotte on August 30, winning 2 to 1. The third game ended in a tie after eight innings, called due to darkness, with each team one win and one loss, tying the series.

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