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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary text from a local page shows unclear phrases and an unsettled scene with minimal readable details. No identifiable people places or events are confirmed within the legible portion.
The Southern League moguls meet at the Lageu directors in Atlanta to sketch opening dates and draft plans for the 1914 season. Key topics include New Orleans ownership doubts, possible moves to Little Rock, prospective managers, and the which clubs will be represented at today’s sessions.
Reentered season with Brooklyn Dodgers after Cuban trip. Smith batted .298 and was a versatile infielder, slated to play third base and share duties with Daubert Cushin and others. Discussed potential with manager Stengel and the 1914 season prospects.
Fragmented notes describe CHICK EVANS COMING and a Valleys event. It mentions a Worcester visit, a Tenet valet, and a group of men in Ames praised as best soldiers. Details are unclear due to damaged text but focus on local figures and an upcoming visit.
The Woodher School girls basketball team meets North Avenue Presbyteria on the forum 8 court at 2 o clock this afternoon. Both teams are composed of skilled players and the game promises an enjoyable, well contested affair with visitors welcome.
Moore & sons advertise Waterman fountain pens with prices. The ad highlights a dependable one pen option and a special price around 100 to 9s 0d. Located on Rath Brow street, the listing offers various nibs and gift ideas for Christmas.
Memphis Commercial Appeal reports Charlie Babb, head of the Memphis club, discovered and developed players like Glen Luebnardt, Frankie Owens, and Simon Nichols. It notes two of Babb’s pitchers, Toe Finneran and another, signed with Birmingham and Atlanta, with Finneran praised for control and a sharp breaking curve.
Georgia Tech hosts its annual cross country run Saturday with teams only Swann Knowles dormitory team and a city residents squad competing The nine and one half mile course runs from the school to the waterworks A handsome egg will be awarded to the winning team and medals to the first three finishers Twenty pies and cakes baked by faculty wives will go to the next twenty finishers
The Augusta lounge Mews Christian association basketball team will meet the Atlanta Athletic club in the third game of the season on the Inecal clubs floor near Saturday night. The schedule is incomplete but includes dates at Birmingham Columbus Auburn Georgia and Mercer or Clemson with Birmingham and Columbus among venues.
The class football championship will be decided Monday afternoon as the Juniors meet the Seniors in the final game at the Ger Son Institute.
Atlanta made Betsy a Pope Hartford racing bike owned by La Crane and Hal Gilbert will compete in the 300 mile Savannah road race. Betsy features Firestone tires a large fuel tank and heavy gun device, promising extended running and strong Atlanta support.
National League magnates return from annual meetings in high spirits over 1914 season prospects. President Tener’s decisive leadership and Lind’s successor calm the group while rising costs and attendance plateaus challenge the sport. Growing interest in other sports, clubs, and active recreation are shifting fan behavior and gate receipts.
The charming musical The Girl of My Dreams comes to Atlanta theaters with performances Thursday Sunday and Saturday. The production features elaborate staging, costing, and a strong cast including Florence Tempest and Nell McKinley with a mix of vaudeville acts and musical numbers.
The sermon at Moore Memorial Presbyterian church argues pure and undefiled religion can address church, civic, and societal problems. It condemns cruelty, harsh laws, and capital punishment, noting Christianity’s failings and the government’s protection of whisky traffic amid broader social sins.
The Denver Express opens with eight performances over sixteen weeks. The stock company promises strong dramatic flair and scenic effects, with a large cast and notable dramatic lines. Matinees at 2:30 with free admission for escorted underage youths holding a 80 cent ticket bought in advance.
A surprise cold rain hit Atlanta Sunday, despite optimistic forecasts of clear skies. Clouds gathered by morning, turning to steady drizzle and a heavy shower around 11 AM, making streets muddy and forcing churchgoers to seek shelter. Afternoon remained damp and uninviting for pedestrians.
Special Judge D S M McCutchen, appointed as a commissioner in the tax equalization case, has declared himself ineligible. The reason is tied to a bankruptcy referee’s opinion, also held by Judge John Hart, who had referred the matter. Decem ber 14 was the submission date.
The Hawkes Co Opticians offer a deal on selecting frames and a case as a gift. After choosing, they will fit the correct lenses after the holiday at no extra charge.
Macon Georgia December 14 Special Savigion No 786 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers exonerates Al J Smith from a charge that he offered to retire from the race for chief of police for $10,000. Written statements were read before the meeting and the vote favored Smith. The division includes engineers from Georgia Southern and Florida and the Southern Railway. Cap tain Hazelhurst discussed with aldermen before exposure followed.
Washville Tenn December 14 It was announced that Vanderbilt would likely beat North Carolina next season for the first time since 1990 negotiations nearly ended for bringing North Carolina here on October 44 Vanderbilt lost 48 to 4 the last time these teams met A two year contract with Virginia will be renewed with Virginia set to play October 5 here Other games include Tennessee November 7 Auburn November 14 and Sewanee on Thanksgiving Day A Michigan game is being considered but likely unlikely due to a tough schedule and travel to Ann Arbor.
The Diest Congregational church heard a sermon by Professor Proctor who declared the church, God's word, and God's day stand or fall together. He urged the church to unite men to God and to teach them how to live both now and in the world to come, in order to manifest His spirit and transform them.
A donor has given $19 as prize money for the best essays by pupils in the aeronen and eighth grades of Atlanta’s Negro schools on the Child Welfare exhibit at the Leyden home on Peachtree street. Upper grade pupils will visit the exhibit today by permission of Superintendent WM Slaton.
Atlanta manager Billy Smith has returned from the national league meeting with news on purchases. He plans to add infielder Otto Schmidt from the Ohio and Pennsylvania league and discusses Billy’s option on Ben Kohler, plus updates on McConnell, Flannagan, and Tommy Long. Smith hints the club may pursue Kubler and weighs players’ potential for the 1914 season.
The free concert by Charles A Sheldon and Herr Wolffungen under the Atlanta Music Festival Association drew strong local praise. Sheldon’s organ selections impressed with beauty and variety, earning enthusiastic encores, while Wolffungen’s singing impressed the audience though his piece was not on the program. Peel introduced Eller of the Royal Italian band, who spoke on modern tendencies in American music.
Local Navy recruiting office likely to shut soon as total enlisted reach only about 1600 short of full strength. January term expirations push retirements up and records show over 100 men more left this year than in 1911. Atlanta is noted as a leading recruitment point in the region.
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