Inter S scholastic athletic group formed in Georgia
The Georgia Inter scholastic Athletic Association was formed in Atlanta with officers Edward T. Holmes president H Horton vice president and school delegates from Georgia Military College Riverside Military Academy Locust Grove Institute University Behood for Boys and Gordon Institute. The constitution and by laws were read and adopted section by section with minor clarifications.
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Dick Jemtavn
Georgia Interscholastic Athletic Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Edward T. Holmes
Gorden Institute
Larnesville
H. Horton
Georgia Military ‘College
Miledmeville
Georgia Military College
Milledgeville
Riverside Military Academy
Gernesville
Locust Grove
Lawa
Ater
Wee Association
Atanta
Wedeb
Locust
Institute
Riverside Military Army
Evans
Riverside Miliary Academy
EB. Wertum
Irwin T. Graham
University, School For Boss
Ray
SW. Boles
Locust Grove Institute
Paul Kosser
Gordon
Biltute
Percy Whiting
Dick Jemivem
The
Constitution
Philippedes Wins World Field Trial Grand Championship
Philippedes an English setter owned by MN Hall of Detroit and handled by Jo and Judge of Briceville Ind won the World field trial championship stakes finishing first in the final against Powhattan of LaGrange Teon. The horse Powhattan ran well in the first series but Philippedes showed superior form to claim the Dexter cup and $1000 prize. Morning brace included Benstone and Comanche Frank as spectators watched on icy ground.
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Tenn
Philippedes
Ye MN Hall
Detroit
Jo & Judge
Briceville
Ind
Sotter Powhattan
Flubart Mes
LaGrange
Teon
Powhattan
Spencer and Herr Win Shoot At Houston
The thirteenth annual Sunny South handicap Shoot in Houston Texas ends with top scores. Spencer of St Louis wins professional class at 131? and shoots 192 of 200 daily. Forsgard of Waco leads amateur with 189. Other top finishers include Deering Barton Lewis Arie and Long with notable scores.
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Houston
Texas
G G. Spencer
St. Louis
Wiliam Neer
Okla
Adolph ‘Popperwrin
San Antonio
Eoward Fersgard
Waco
Barton Lewis
Auburn
Jesse Long
Chicago
Gay Deer- Ihe
Columbus
Wis
Nicholas Arie
Spencer
Lester Gouman
Aberdeen
Helkes
Darton
Ohio
Forsgard Add ‘Deering
Mark Arle
Thomastyra
Til
Yarn
Clemson Falls to Atlanta Athletic Club 66 to 18
Clemson struggled as Atlanta Athletic Club dominated with strong guard play and a fast pace. Walter Dubard led the visitors with 28 points while Clemson’s J Erwin showed grit amid the heavier club defense.
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Atlanta Athletic
Clemson
Yishing’ College Toya
Atlante
Walter DuBard
Atlanta Boys
Clu
J. Erwin
Atlantic Athletic Club
Forbes
Smith
Forwarde
Dubard
Carter
Weaver
Erwin
Ward
Sterwards
Cangeter
Four new car features boost driver ownership reach
Mr Strong, Sack son representative in locality, touts four new developments that greatly expand the number of motor car owners. He highlights the self starter eliminating hand cranking, electr ic lighting via generator, automatic gas lamp ignition, and demountable rims and wheels for easy tire changes. Manufacturers pivot to convenience, with projected future growth centered on these advances.
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Mr. Strong
Sackson
Studebaker Atlanta branch expands regional reach
George Hanson, Studebaker general manager, announces Atlanta gains control of Birmingham and Charlotte branches. Charlotte manager H. Smith moves to Atlanta as assistant manager. MLEB Love promoted to southern representative. Georgia and several southern states come under Atlanta operations. Edith and Flora story follows unrelated farm anecdote.
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George Hanson
Studebaker Corporation
Studebaker
Birminghan
Ala
Charlotte
Ncc
Atlanta
Hanson
H. 3. Smith
Smith
Mleb Love
Suttlebaker Company
Ibis City
Georgia
South Caroline
Alabamr
Florida
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tennessee
Atlanta to get tire factory in new Interstate venture
Construction and securing of factory buildings completed for the Interstate Automobile Tire and Rubber Company. President Fatbaum predicts Atlanta will become a leading tire and rubber center, citing central location, access to cotton-based fabric and proximity to rubber markets, with the plant at Milton Street and Lakewood Avenue near the Southern railroad and offices in the Walton building.
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Atlanta
Fatbaum
Interstate Automobile Tire and Rubber Company
South
Milton Street
Lakewood Avenue
Southern Redhroad
Walton Building
National car built amid complex trades in early days
A report traces the circulation of an automobile through several owners from a dealer to a doctor and farmer before reaching urban markets. George J. M. Dickson cites the car as a fast, daily-service National model rebuilt after crashes by A. S. Gooaban.
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Fey
Ana
Gsee
Tto
Sts Dolni
George JM. Dickson
National Company
Indianapolis
J. WH. Wenz
Bajram
Neb
Telia
Lfe
Wenz
A. 3
Gooaban
Cortland
HUPMOBILE SCOUT CAR TO LEAVE FEBRUARY 15
Jacksonville witnesses the Hupmobile Scout Car departure for the Jacksonville Atlanta auto meet on February 15 with J Levi of Jacksonville arranging, L Crane in a Pope Hartford escorting Beaut to Atlanta via Macon. In skating news Oscar Mathiesen the Norwegian champion wins the 10,000 metres in world record time of 17 minutes 24.16 seconds, beating his own mark set last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie Westigdey
J. Levi
Jacksonville
Fie
Jacksonville-Atlanta
L . Crane
Pope-Hartford
Macon
Atlanta
Mathiesen
Christina
Oscar Mathiesen
Wworld
Cartercar Defies Mistake On Steep Incline Test
In a Spartanburg demonstration, Cartercar owner Mahoney tested an incline 58 feet high with a 14 to 1 grade after contractors misbuilt the track. Despite doubts, the car climbed the steep grade carrying seven passengers, reportedly the steepest ascent by any car.
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Cartercar Company
Gheney
8. C
Spartanburg
Cartercar
Splendid Cranking Device By Cadillac
Cadilllac company reports on electric cranking efficiency from 617 replies. 328 owners never cranked by hand, 89 did. Total miles 1,468,385 over 168 hand cranks, averaging one manual crank per 8,665 miles, about two years of use.
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Cadillac Company
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Interstate “Automobile Tire and Rubber Company
Dinary and
Revolu
Mobile World
Harris and
Peachtree Streets
Capital City Club
Buick
Buick Company
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