Intercollegiate Athletics Backed by Southern Leaders
Vanderbilt chemist Dr. L. Dudley, president of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association, praised clean amateur sports and unity over factional quarrels. He argued intercollegiate athletics solidifies college life, urging Southern institutions to embrace competition rather than ban it, noting the recent season was the strongest yet and motivation rose across teams.
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Emory College Opens Modern Science Hall Oxford Ga
The new science hall at Emory College Oxford Ga will open January first with electricity wired throughout and running water in every department. Prof J H Bonsell led the fitting out while Asa G Candler and others approved the building. The December Emory Phoenix issue highlights new departments and prize stories.
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American Cycle Riders Plan Protective Union
A movement among American bicycle racers to form a protective union against race promoters arose after the six day New York race. Leaders James Lake and George Leander seek to unite riders to secure fair gate shares, citing promoters Kennedy and Powers netted about 95,000 after prizes. Leander’s training and potential Christmas match with Bobby Walthour stir anticipation for substantial earnings, while tickets go on sale for the event at Folger Bros.
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Sunday Football Arrests Spark Sabbath Protest
A Brisbane park incident saw ten young men practicing football on Sunday. Officers charged them with Sabbath violation. they were not jailed but given charges, to stand arraignment in the recorder�s court. If found guilty, they may be fined or required to make a touchdown with a coin as punishment.
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Frat Banquet At Emory College In Oxford Georgia
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity held its annual Christmas banquet at Mrs Hardeman's residence on Bonham Street in Oxford Ga. The event featured a decorated dining room with gold and blue banners and steamers of ribbon. Tank McGee of Fame Ga acted as toastmaster with toasts from Louis Putnam Waycross Ga and R H Gaunt Macon Ga among others. Alumni and faculty joined active members in a festive evening with toasts celebrating the fraternity past present and future.
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