Ten Captains on All Stars to Face Soldiers Saturday
A legendary all southern eleven gathers to play the infantry soldiers on December 6 in Atlanta. Captains from Sewanee, Auburn, Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech, and other schools lead the line, with Devore at tackle to boost the soldiers. Fans in Atlanta expect a landmark gridiron clash.
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Philadelphia Americans League Pitcher Returns From Illness
A former Phillies pitcher, sidelined by illness since before the World Series, reenters action after a long absence. The return marks a notable comeback amid ongoing team plans for the season.
Wilson Pleased With Money Measure
President Wilson, back from New York after watching the Army Navy game, expresses pleasure at the progress of the currency bill. He anticipates enactment within weeks as democratic leaders push the measure through the Senate with ongoing talks between the president and the Senate currency committee.
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Cates Denies Severe Hand Injury While On Farm
Richmond dispatch reports Cates, famed pitcher for the Minneapolis Federal League club, wintering on a brother’s farm near Hers. He says rumors of a crushed right hand in a corn shredder are greatly exaggerated and that only a slight injury occurred days ago.
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Bill Smith to visit New York for NL meeting seeks infield signings
Manager Billy Smith of the Crack Emmit club plans a trip to New York for the National League meeting in December and will stop via Washington. He aims to secure a contract with the infield players McConnell Jennings Bible and Manuah, hoping to bring back a signed second baseman. If the players perform, Bill expects pennants and a strong infield.
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How Francis Ouimet Nearly Lost Title
Boston November 30 Ouimet Brookline youth amateur who won the United States open golf championship recalls nearly missing the title. He initially refused to enter saying he would rather learn from pros and didn t want to make a book of himself. President Watson urged entry arguing amateurs should be included. Ouimet entered under protest then relented. Also notes chatter about proposed income tax increase over 100000.
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National Guard League to Decide Near Championship
The National Guard Basketball League wraps up this week with three remaining games. Company G and the Governor's Horse Guards expected to contest the title Friday night, both squads near perfect. A league rule requires a three game series if the winner is not two games ahead of second place, forcing post season play if Company G takes the top honors.
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Tech Eleven to Name Its Captain for 1914 Team
officials expect Ali McDonald, star halfback of the Jackets, to be named captain as the 1914 Georgia Tech varsity football squad poses for the official photograph. Photographers Hirshburg and Phillips will capture the moment today or Tuesday.
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Club Five Opens Ponders Lineup For Bessemer Game
Club Five basketball prepares for a Saturday night opener against Bessemer. The lineup has not been decided, with candidates including Dubard captain at center Forbea Stalin Abbott and Wight at forwards Carter Weaver Locke and others competing. Scrimmages with military league teams have raised fan expectations for a lively matchup.
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Army Wins Big at Navy Parade Welcome
Veterans and cadets greeted the victorious Army football squad as a large crowd plus Army cadets celebrated at the wharf and at the mess. Vernon B. Prichard, star quarterback, led the team, praised for passing and open field runs. Navy team returned on a special train amid cheers from the brigade of midshipmen and townspeople.
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Su-Day Cycle Riders In Training For Race
The New York six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden drew sixteen teams with foreign squads dominating this year. Prominent entrants include Clarke and Hehir, Walker and Pye of Australia, and Verrì and Brocco from Italy, as crowds braved cold damp twilight for the start.
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