08 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
1
In a crowded arena of box score chaos, Havana fell to a determined opponent 5 to 100 as key players from Havana and visiting teams delivered sharp hits and standout performances. Pitchers battled pressure with late-inning runs fueling the rally, while umpires called close plays at the plate. The crowd saw a dramatic finish as the home team attempted a late surge but could not close the gap.
The fight card at the Bijou theater features Houck versus Brown in a main event ten rounds with other bouts including Rud Brown versus Kh Dunwin and Lommst against Geurse WOO. The program promises a strong undercard with several prospects and reports of crowd interest and betting activity.
Tech juniors dominate the annual meet with multiple event wins and new records. Notable performances include hammer throw and discus records, sprint relays, and top finishes by sophomores and seniors as coaches praise depth and speed across events.
A handicap metal pres titurmament against boxe at Ansley park golf course Saturday. The event will feature top players in the Inb and concludes the season. The Federal League Meeting will decide the West Atlanta Athletic challenge at 7:30 in the Tigi aertk school.
Tickets for the season go on sale for the baseball games at the park box office or the Third National Bank location. Fans can purchase at the Desal depot window and through the stadium box office.
Fragmented OCR outlines a golf event at Druid Hills with multiple names and dates. It mentions Sabudes Apel and others, plans for bets or prizes, and a Saturday schedule. The text is garbled but indicates a golf gathering at Druid Hills with a sequence of players and potential outcomes.
Welch leaves his current duties to return to his hometown. The journey follows a period of service and anticipation among locals for his arrival. Community members express support as plans unfold for the visit and possible future engagement.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Robertson selling to a library in Columbus, with signups and concerns about payments. References a Tasman era tea shop and potential ties to local leagues. The fragmentary note references "Crackers" and political or labor tensions among athletes and workers.
In a local pool tournament held on Peachtree Street competitors faced tight races and high tension. The Floyd club entered strong, with Gis and Tat Pilharigariers advancing to the wire in a closely contested final, highlighting the event’s competitive spirit and local talent.
In today’s slate, Vanderbilt faces a tough road at Forest, while Trinity travels to Durham to meet Sewanee. Other games include Mississippi College hosting Austin Peay and a strong showing for Williams and the Mountaineers as the season progresses.
Hiett, the Texas twirler, prepares a key game against Mobile foe as selection battles heat up. The crew focuses on bullpen depth and strategy while fans eye Friday match at Bo inlow, with rivals Vaden and Bowden noted among upcoming contest stakes.
Unclear OCR text suggests four Cardinals sign Bescher and multiple player moves. Fragmented names and phrases reference sports, teams, and entities but details are obscured making precise facts unreliable.
A dense OCR compiled page outlines classified ads including want ads for employment services and notices. It mentions telephone ads for early payments and lists various agencies, merchants, and legal notices in the Atlanta area.
A fragmented OCR reading shows a list of names and a partial address in Atlanta Georgia. The text includes stray name fragments and a rough telephone sequence, indicating a directory or business card style listing without coherent context or complete details.
Fragmented ad text shows multiple jobs including saleswomen and stenographers. The readable items mention opportunities at Interstate Chemical Company and various city addresses for applicant details. The notice suggests salaries and sample calas, with unclear roles and requirements.
A garbled historical page advertises situation wanted listings with various rates and deadlines. It references mailing box numbers, advance payment, and delivery to Constitution Offices, noting special rates and references from clients. The text includes scattered mentions of graduates, references, and positions.
A garbled classified page offers job and service notices including situation wanted ads for a female prospective tutor listing rate cards, business opportunities from a Southern Detective Agency, musical instruments for sale, motorcycles bicycles, dressmaking sewing services, and garage repair shop mentions. Named items include a national address box and various ads with prices and contact hints, though many details are obscured.
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