Brilliant Guard-Armory Myriad Defeat in Post Season Finale
Company G of the Fifth regiment toppled the Governors Horse Guard 28 to 20 in a high tension Armory Court game, advancing to a three game series for the 191 championship of the National Guard Basketball league. Ed Jarvis starred for Company G with sharp guard play, while Joan Graves carried the Horse Guard with four field goals.
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Jones
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Phade
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Govan
Mauck
Graves
RG Jarvis
Baker le Wabert
All Stars to face Seventeenth Infantry in Ponce game
Atlas ends its football season with a 2 PM Ponce de Leon Field clash between the All Stars and the Seventeenth Infantry, admission $1, tickets atfumlin Bros. The lineup features Gardner, Gardner, Hardage and Davis among stars, with soldier standouts Devore, Morrison, and McWhorter noted. anticipated open game with wide passing and strong line play.
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Fumlin Bros Stores
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Corre T Dare Felow Gardner
Carlisle
Conkum
Georgia
Sid Brown
the van Deroli
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Sams
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Hough
Aubin
Arives
Charites
Lowb
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Aokners
Newell Hardage
Worrson
Cook Davis
Majora
Soldiers Posten
Bingle
Gardner Bee
Laab Slater
Acheare Livke
Loeb Sock
Everett Devore
Meadows Lancaster
National League Fielding Averages Reflect Shifts in 1913
New York leads with 968 club fielding while Philadelphia tops pitchers with a perfect 1.000 for 47 games. Konetch of St Louis rises to first among fielders, Daubert of Brooklyn slips, Leach of Chicago among top outfielders, and multiple teams firm or drop in standings across infield and outfield positions.
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Konetcht
St. Touts
Daubert
Brooklyn
Legue
Honoray
Willer
St Louis
Evan
Cinncinnai
John Debert
Philadelphia
Toedinker
Glovinnali
Manus Wane
Pittsburg
Roos
Leach
Fiover Alexander
Fromme Cincinnate
New York River
Philadelpha Crandall
New York McQuhan Plusburg
Burke St Tos
Alexander
Phillies
New York Cincinnati
Brook ‘Up
Smith and Maddox Retain Handball Doubles Title
Smith and Maddox defend the doubles title at the annual laneball tournament in Santa AlLhetre Clap. Stoward IV novi and Jack Beasley defeated Wilson and Flash to reach the final but lost a hard match to champion Smith and Maddox. The losers earned the right to challenge next season, with a handsome prize and the hope for another shot. A big Zaller watched the title match.
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Santa AlLhetre
Stoward
Novi
Jack Beasley
Gefoa
Ed Wilson
Flash
Tas
Carlton Smoe
Gane Maddox
Ttle
Chmpionat Smith
Waddox
Iher
Reid
Agiece
Zaller
Cocal Quintet Plays Bessemer In 1913 74 Opener
The 1913 74 season begins tonight as the Atlanta Athletic Club hosts Bessemer Athletic Club at the Atlanta clubhouse on Auburn avenue. The teams, led by captains Clay and DuBara, clash in a anticipated opening game with proceeds at 3:00. The Bessemer five is said to be stronger than last season, while Atlanta fields a similar lineup to the 1918 opener.
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Bessemer Athletic Club
Atlanta Athletic
Auburn Avenue
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Inter Lia
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Forbes Donaldson
Amit Houston
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Eg Weaver
American poloists accept challenge for international cup
Newark hosts a polo challenge as the American Polo Association accepts the Surrey rule series for Meadow Brook on Long Island. Games begin June 1 and June 13 with a potential third match if needed. Whitney objects to captaining the American team this year, having led the previous victorious squad against England.
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Suringham
Ule
England
American Pole Association
Harry Towne Whitney
Augnat Belmont
H L Herbert
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Ginest
Aly Whitney
Camp Yates Seeks Yale Chicago Game This Winter
Walter Camp Yates, famed football adviser, leaves New York on a tour to study gridiron play. He unofficially notes Yale Chicago may be discussed for a game in New Haven, possibly December 5 in Chicago and New Haven. Camp criticizes eastern and western defenses and predicts a balance in open play as teams adjust their down usage and pacing.
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Walter Camp Yates
Thas
Universit of
Chicago
Yale
New Haven
Yale Chicago
Walter Camp
Sama
Ita
Two Soccer Games Today Lithonia Foote Davies
Lithonia Foote Davies and Stone Mountain Atlanta teams schedule two soccer games for today. The Lithonia club has added veterans and new players, aiming for strong performance. The Atlanta side fields a mix of experienced and promising players as both teams prepare for a competitive matchup on the motor tract.
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Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Ife
Stone Mountain Toda
Leven
Thinulub
Fackson
Jette Leth
Alent Huy Yood
Mowatt
Foote
Allanta
Litha
Footes& Davee Motor
Billy Smith Heads to Gotham for National League Meeting
Manager Milly Smith of the Crackers departs Atlanta for New York to attend the National League meeting on December 8. He plans conference with Clark Griffith en route, aiming to secure more players for the Cracker lineup, with infielders targeted and the Southern league champions set to open the 1914 season with hopeful prospects.
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The
Crackers
Atlanta
New York
National League
Billy Wall
Washington
Tna
Clark Grifith
Cracker
Billy
Ye Hag
Packey the gentle boxer vows to win on points
Miss Margaret Loughran of City of Goda says Packey El December is no brute and does not harm his opponents. The light weight fighter is engaged to Miss Josephine McFar and plans a spring wedding. They will marry and tour the world.
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McFar
Margaret Toughtan
Big Elty Jfoda
Sewanee Tigers Award Letters to Seventeen Players
Sewanee Tener Derember 2 Special yesterday afternoon the football team rowsed uniforms and a photo of the 1913 varsity squad with captains and managers listed. Seventeen men including MacCallum Magwood Barnwell Debvins Hamilton Moore Parser Valley Thomas Ward Hammon Palme Myers Full Scott Hagan and Manager Gass received their letters this year.
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Sewanee Tener
Esterday
Ear
MacCallum
Magwood “Barnwell
Dbebvins
Hamilton — Moore
Parser Valley
Thomas Ward
Hammon Palme
Smith Retains Handball Title in Challenge Round
C Y Smith of the Atlanta Athletic Club defended his handball crown against Will Keeler yesterday afternoon. Keeler led two games, but Smith rallied to win the next three and retain his title. Smith and partner Wadden also captured the doubles title.
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Smith Handbanehim Pon
Atlanta Athletic Club
Willie Keeler
Ittervy Ward
Yeeler
Smith Bs
Tile Smith
Partne
Wadden
Baseball Players Make Star Football Eleven
An all American football team composed of former professional baseball players is listed. Notable names include Jett, Thorpe, Capron, Mathewson, and Peulbach, with ties to Notre Dame, Cornell, and California. The piece notes standout ends, tackles, and backs and mentions relations to earlier football squads and coast fame.
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Yma
Tord Golby
Rumingham Carnell
Johnson Carlisle
Ward
University of Cohemnan
Bimiingham
Cornell
Peulbach
Notre Dame
Oblitzer
Alma
Defender's Staff Announced for (Ship) Paradyso Syndicate
Robert Timons announced the December quarter deck staff for the Americas top defender under construction at Hristo RL. Charles Branca Adanall of Houston will hold the wheelers. Is tingen named captain and sailing master. Paradyso crew includes John Parkinson Jr of Boston, George Nichols of New York, and George Lormack as secretary of the New York Yacht Club and the syndicate.
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Beso
Quarte
Hristo RL
Robert Timons
Charles Branca Adanall
Hoston
Waeelers
Field Trials Near Continental Field Trials Report
Report on recent field trials at Continental site with details of heats, timing, and prize money. Five braces compete as heats run two hours each. Winners receive $100 for first place and $75 for the runner up. event concludes soon with ongoing results and standings.
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Watresbato
University of Chattanooga Seeks S I A A Membership
University of Chattanooga will apply for induction into the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association next year. The university’s athletic board, led by Dean Hooper and Coach Stauffer, approved pursuing membership to join stronger competition and advance school athletics.
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Chattanooga Sil
Southern
Totercollegiate
Athlety Association
Dachsonville
Universty At
Alevie
Hooper
Wilson
Fietone
Stauffer
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Miu High Shiss
Sumet
Seveal Seazora
Hex
Acivison
Turtles Exhibition Games Schedule Spells Spring Dates
Exhibition dates for the Turtles line up across March and April with games against Chicago Americans New York Americans Detroit Ciminoi Nationals Detroit Peserves New York Nationals Toronto Lond Lutte Rok Toronto listed in sequence. The fragmentary note records March 13 20 1 puestle March 1 and April 1 3 4 6 as targets with teams unnamed.
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Mempus
Espe Mali
Chicago
Amertans
New York
Detroit
Ciminoi
Peserves
Lark
Satonals Apri
Toronto
Af Lutte Rok
Ap &S
Pinehurst Golf Opens Autumn Tournament Rounds Held
Pinehurst hosted the country club annual autumn golf tournament with two rounds played today. Survivors include C E Becker Woodland and I V Sex German Engtewoog entering the first division. Walker, Youngstown, and others noted as contestants with final play scheduled for tomorrow.
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Autumat
Becker Woodland
Engtewoog
Sergo
Pie Walkersbiy
Youngstown
Amplalion Gighe
Giants Buy Cuban Pitcher Palmero In Major Deal
New York announces the sale of Cuban pitcher Tino Palmero to the Giants. Manager VeGia will have Palmero join the spring training and report to the club after the young star impressed in Cuba and in junior leagues.
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Junn B Foste
New York
Giants
Tino Palmero
Mitcher
Cuba
Falmero
Orm
Ind Ca
Eccents
VeGia
Yale Football Receipts Top $50000 From Big Attends
From Yale ticket office records the 1913 football season was strong with Yale Harvard and Yale Princeton crowds totaling about 24 000 and 48 000 respectively. Receipts from these games approached 65 000 with roughly half of the earnings after deductions. Other games added about 4 000 in receipts.
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Yale Ticket Department
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Yale Priceton
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Penass
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Aolt Fh
Class Football Starts at Tech in Annual Interclass Games
The annual class football schedule opens at Tech with Sophomore versus Senior and Freshman versus Sub, each game starting at 1:20 and 1:30. The season runs weekly with two matches every Saturday through January 1, featuring Seniors, Sophomores, Juniors, Freshmen, and Subs. officials chosen by team managers.
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Sophs
Ear
Tupiors
Saturda
Tuilors
Reds and Phillies In Player Trade
Officials of the Philadelphia National League club telegraphed Cincinnati President Garry Herrmann about trading Doolan and Knabe for Tinker and Groh. Herrmann declined but indicated a possible meeting with the league’s management next week. Philadelphia officials said they did not view the telegram as a firm rejection of a deal.
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Timany
Omcumation Club
Doolan Fd i Knabe
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Tonker
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Mgamen Lorik
Weel
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Amie Sikes Named Commodore Captain
Nashville Tenn December The halfback AMIE SIKES was elected captain of the Commodores for 1914 at the annual football banquet. Twenty one players received awards as fellows including Brown Morgan Brown Murray Cheste Warren Askew Boenzch Likes WeQueen DP Lurner Von Lurne Cohen Cours Luffman White Lowe Narien Poinam Pieston and Manager Whitnell. Coach McGugin was presented a silver loving cup by team members.
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Pies
Commodores
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Warren
Askew Boenzch
WeQueen
Lurner von Lurne
Cohen Cours
Luffman White Lowe
Narien Poinam
Pieston
Whitnell
McGugin
Juniors and Freshmen Triumph in Class B Basketball
In a fast paced Tech league match the Juniors beat the Subs 14 to 3 as Strickland and Sams led the Juniors with key assists and scoring. The Freshmen routed the Seniors 42 to 0 with Sauoga scoring 28 of his team's points in a dominant display.
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Verv Esenk
Sais
Strickland
Sams
Psition
Sla
Bia
Brittains
Dreshies
Seniers
Wilson
Freshies
Fredmen
Sauoga
Princeton names 1913 captain Ballin leads team
Batn Ballin, a junior from New York City, unanimously chosen captain of Princeton football for the 1913 season. The announcement comes as Princeton selects a young leader amid strong 1900s era team tradition.
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Princeton Priceton
Hardy
Ray Balin
Algot Tackhie
Batn
New York City
Princeton
Football Hero Passes in Towa City Tribune
James Trieles of University of Ohio, an all western tackle named for the All American team, died today of peritonitis following an infection after an aversion reported by Towa City town authorities.
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James Trieles
University of Ohio
Yome Crites
Towa
Alk
Yellow Jackets to Name Leader at Studio Meeting
The Georgia Yech football team will hold its meeting this afternoon at the studio of Marshburg Phillips to take the official photo and elect the 1914 captain. Alf McDonaldsta, a halfback and punter, is the favored choice and likely to be elected without opposition. Four teammates Loeb Means Coole and Thomason will join the session for the last time.
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Phillips
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Hoblitzell Seeks Reds Managerial Post
Ohio December report states Rich ard Hoblitzell first baseman of the Crucially misread line says he filed a formal application for the manager job of the Reds with club secretary Harry Stephens. Officials note other applicants exist but Hoblitzell would be given consideration though not guaranteed by Stephens.
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Eight red and black players will be lost at Georgia
In December Athens sees the University of Georgia football squad list. Captain Bob McWhorter and players Conklin De laPernerre McKinnon Flournoy Punk Malone Hitchcock are out for next year having exhausted years or entering business. Ten players likely to return include Tiny Henderson Thrash Charley Thompson Smith Logan Broyles Little Ed Dorsey Steve Cramp Powell Purcell Owens. Two others, if he hoped, would return: Captain Dave Paddock and Tarner.
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Bob McWhorter
Conklin de laPernerre McKinnon
Flournoy
Punk Malone
Hitchcock
Tiny Henderson
Thrash Charley Thompson Smith
Logan Broyles
Ed Dorsey
Steve Cramp Powell Purcell
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Tarner
Bell Elected Gordon Captain for 1934 Team
Barnesville December 1 At a team meeting P Dell was elected captain for the 1934 squad. This will be his second year on the roster where he has played guard and tackle. He has shown solid all around play this season and is expected to lead next fall's eleven as a standout guard.
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Toda
P Dell
Tiae Neally
Ceam
Girdon
Baseball Writers Meet in New York December 9
Philadelphia Dember y Secretary Weart announced the annual meeting of the Baseball Writers Association of America will be held in New York on Tuesday December 9.
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Onions Yield Near Cordele Shows High Profit
Cordele Georgia December report by truck farmer B C Cores near Cordele notes a yield of over 156 bushels from three quarters of an acre. He sold most onions locally at about 150 per bushel, with estimated net pounds after fertilizer costs about 40, creating a profitable truck farming sector in the surrounding area.
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Bessemer Falls to Columbus YMCA in Local Contest
The Bessemer Alumni basketball team was defeated 59 to 13 by Columbus YMCA tonight here. Bessemer showed some form but was outplayed by the fast Columbus five. The Bessemer aggregation departs Saturday morning for Atlanta to face the Atlanta Athletic Club team Saturday night.
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Howard Probing Extinguisher Award in Washington
Representative Howard has begun an inquiry into why the Rebels Extinguisher Co of Atlanta was edged out for fire extinguisher contracts for federal buildings including the Patent Office and Post Office in Washington. The Kanawha Tre Extinguisher Co of Charlestown WV received the award despite higher tests favoring the Relo system, prompting scrutiny and a hold on contracts while the decision is reviewed.
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Atlanta
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R . Cooney
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Petition in Bankruptcy Filed in Atlanta Court
A petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday by James Edward Dickerson of Atlanta on behalf of a claimant identified as a stenographer. The debtor reports debts totaling 2256 dollars and assets liabilities totaling 5000 dollars, with life insurance policies comprising all assets and no policy details provided to the clerk.
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Fred Beers
United States Court
James Edward Dickerson
Atlanta
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Whisky ordinance violator fined in Waycross court
Charlie Eaglin was fined 100 dollars or ninety days in county recorder court for violating Waycross liquor regulations. Officers found liquor law evasion remains common in the city. Fagin has been employed in several stores as a salesman and a Wednesday night arrest yielded evidence of seventeen pints.
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