Postseason Play In Doubt As Teams Clash Over Rules
Dispute over eligibility and player rosters threatens to halt postseason games between the Governors Horse Guild and Company G. Injured or unavailable players reduce both sides, with a key meeting pending to resolve who may participate. Officials warn games may be barred if demands aren't met, while the league contemplates upholding championship rules.
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Augusta Quintet to Play Here Saturday
Augusta basketball team from the city shows a veteran lineup with experience and 10 percent new blood, promising a strong home clash. The Tigers seek a decisive win as the season builds, aiming to outshine rivals and impress the Atlanta crowd.
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O Hear Named Captain of Cornell Eleven
O Hear of Brookline Massachusetts was selected captain of the Cornell football team amid season rumors and eye injury notes. The report recalls the Harvard game and the impact on playing time as the announcement honors him for leadership and potential future seasons.
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Slip Time in Southern League Preview
Sporting editor notes questions about Port drop city’s Southern League status. Next season’s schedule and possible changes are explored, with focus on patronage and circuit structure.
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Doaiek
American baseball: a critic argues against commercialization
An Australian cricketer touring the United States and Canada says baseball is overcommercialized in America and unlike the sport in Australia and England. He calls for preserving sport spirit and warns that money and bluffing define the American game.
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Carey Ambitious Pousbus December and the coming season
The piece profiles Carey Wax a fast runner and leadoff threat noted for stealing bases early in seasons. It discusses his speed lefty rivalries with Civd Mirinn and Washington club figures, and notes a pattern of slow starts in April to June before a late surge. It warns Wax must improve early camp form to reach a new stolen base mark.
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Much Interest Shown In Georgia Tech Cross Country Run
Large crowd expected for Saturday afternoon race at Georgia Tech. Four dormitory teams enter the event with a handsome team prize and a permanent trophy for the dormitory with top finishes. Individual prizes include a trophy and cakes. course runs from the school buildings to the waterworks.
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Cap Otto Signs to Lead Dallas
Otto Jordan former captain and manager known as Cap Otto signs to lead Dallas. He previously captained the Crackers and most recently managed the ldosta team of the Empire State league that won.
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Jordan to Manage Dallas Team in Tas League Season
The pennant season in the Tas league will see Jordan step in to manage the Dallas club. Prospects for the coming season are said to be pretty good with a fair nucleus in place and additions to fill gaps left by sales and drafts. Jordan announced the new berth after returning from Pittsburg where he had been dancing pending the fall months.
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Craig Craig Surpasses Charley Brickley In Football Talent
Walter Camp ranks Jimmy Craig of Harvard as the superior all around back compared to Charley Brickley. Camp praises Craig for tackling speed blocking and intercepting passes while noting Brickley’s strengths but deeming Craig the more valuable back overall in the season.
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Little Leona’s Christmas Plea to Santa Claus
A gramophone era plea from Little Leona and two siblings in a basement home on 272 Washington Street asks Santa Claus to bring a big doll and a wagon. The letter, addressed to Secretary Tumulty via President Wilson’s aide, explains the family’s poverty and asks for help this Christmas. The children apologize for the unusual address and note their mother is out of work.
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No Wholesale Graft in Government Supplies
Washington December 17 4n investigation committees appointed by secretary McAdoo today completed a report repudiating charges of wholesale graft in the purchase of government supplies involving millions of dollars. Secretary Newton assistant secretary of the treasury and chairman said the investigation covered many contracting points. The committee will report minor errors in contract awards by a purchasing committee and remark that mistakes were few given the vast amount of work.
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Arm as Rates Reduced Over N C and St L Lines
Rates cut across Northern Pacific Chicago and St Louis routes and Western and Atlantic branches. Applies to all ages with adjusted fares.
Tinker and Ebbets to Hold Conference
Cincinnati shortstop Joe Tinker, ex Cincinnati manager, to meet Brooklyn club president Charles Eb bets about joining Brooklyn. A possible $25,000 deal and salary terms are under league review as officials await word from Herrmann.
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Boy Scouts Hold Big Tournament at Molordrome
Nine troops from around two hundred Boy Scouts attend South’s first big tournament at the Molordrome on Saturday afternoon. Events include signaling by wireless bugle calls drum corps work and field drills with air relief practice. An impressive silver cup is offered to the winning troop amid lively rivalry among commands.
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Dexheimer Named Moccasin Leader At Chattanooga Game
Halfback Paul Dexheimer, Chattanooga High School graduate and multi sport athlete, was elected captain of the 1914 University of Chattanooga Moccasins football team. Sutherland, another Chattanooga High graduate, was runner up in the vote. Both players will be seniors next year.
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Cleveland Football Diet? No Joining Federals
Cleveland, Ohio, December 17. Cleveland will not join the Federals for the season unless new grounds are secured. Charles Vimamirman, former president and board member, said the club has failed to secure grounds, and without them must surrender the franchise. The old park is deemed unfit.
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Johnson TQ Welcome World's Tourists Back
Chicago leaders plan a March train trip to New York to greet arriving world tourists from Chicago White Sox and New York Giants. The party departs March 5, arrives March 6, and will attend a banquet the eve of the American League meeting.
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Baker cremated beneath automobile in Binghamton
The chewed body of George H. Baker, 41, a well known businessman and son of a former state railroad commissioner, was found beneath the burned remnants of his Bourne car near this city. He had left Oswego to visit his sister and started for home around 4 o clock when the machine jumped the road, overturned, and pinned him beneath.
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Hotel Strike Rises in Cleveland Three Hotels Affected
In Cleveland Ohio December 17 all union workers at three local hotels join a waiter strike. About 160 workers are believed involved by managers while officials claim 180. around 150 waiters had already walked out. Conditions mirror those from the previous day.
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Eugenic wedding law knocked by doctors
Milwaukee physicians oppose the proposed eugenic wedding law arguing it would require extensive medical testing over months. They claim the examination would cost hundreds and include Wasserman, Noguein, spinal taps, brain tissue smear, and multiple systemic tests before any certificate could be issued.
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Examination of Disease Claims Through Intensive Tests
The text describes a lengthy diagnostic process requiring at least Bax months and improbable feasibility. It outlines the need for thorough examination to prove the applicant is free from disease, involving complex tests, including X-ray and necessary skilled study, taking a minimum of three months. It emphasizes the improbability and extensive effort of such verification.
Emancipators Rise Amid Wealth's Grip Across World
A fragmented remark notes many men are slaves to money while the world also hosts numerous emancipators. The line hints at tension between wealth’s hold and efforts to free or resist it.
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