Sensational upset headline at Moncrief meets James MMe wins
Jacksonville race meet at Moncrief features notable upsets led by H McCarren's James MMe at 60 to 1 over the Thomas entry. Tom McGrath and Nethermost win other races. full fields include Fair Louise, Three-Year-Olds, and Lady Caroline II among listed entrants.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Moncrief
H. McCarren
James Mme
Thomas
Tom McGrath
Nethermost
James M
Hannan
Wa Clay
Howard
Secopai
Jack Denman
Davenport
Wild
Easy ‘Life
Billy Gtruve
Falr Lillian
Rusticana
Merry Lad
New Comer
Juvenico
Fair Louise
Sticker
Nicol
Tempter
Jessica
My Henry
Pilain
Lady McNally
King of
Yalo
McLeod
Crawford Wild Fire
Col. Austin
Effla
Abrasion
Granade
Pime
Firth
Earl's Court
Netond
Sotemia
O'Fain
Court
Quages
Butwell
Killecrankie
Davie
Malediction
Reid
Watts Bvmppo
Danger
Belle Scott
Olgeau
Baron Esher
M. J. Whelan
Shapdale
Roseboro
Obert
St. Yoreph
Musgrave
Osorine
Stoneman
Coig Cavanagh
Nashville Adds Two Promising Players in Deal
Nashville, Tenn February 3 Spe cial The Nashville club has acquired two players in a deal sending Butler to Cleveland and leaving vacancies at several infield positions. Lynch from Reading Pa batted 272 last season with 1957 runs and Murch hit 260 with 989 chances fielded. The manager hopes these additions strengthen the roster, as other potential moves include Bay Hetgel and a right hand pitcher leaving room for a left hander. Talks hint at further roster shuffles and managerial ambitions within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Butler
Cleveland
Sy" Butler
East
Lynch
Reading
Tri-State
Murch
South Atlantic
Savannah
Dynen
Pangalne
Bay
Hetgel
Hetlam
Bernhardta
Paul Sentell Signs With Trolley Dodgers
Mobile February 3 Paul Sentell shortstop of the Mobile Southern League team signed a contract to play this season with the Brooklyn National League club. This likely indicates the Brooklyn club is ready to turn Sentell over to Atlanta with a string attached. Also noted in the same item is a trade involving Miller Huggins Rebel Oskes and Frank Corridon to the St. Louis club for Pitcher iron Boote. Willie Hoppe and Ora Morningstar compete in a billiards championship race with scores close at the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Paul Sentell
Brooklyn
Sentell
Atlanta
Ee Hoppe
Morningstar
Pittsburg
Willie
Hoppe
Ora
Draw Decision Given In Bout At Monroe Club
The ten round bout between Al Christensen of Atlanta and Jack Robinson of New York at the Monroe Athletic Club ended in a draw. Ringside observers favored Robinson for landing more blows while Christensen rushed but missed many. Referee Ea Clapp upheld the draw as Monroea officials praised the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tick Jemison
al Christensen
Atlanta
Jack Robinson
New York
Monroe Athletic Club
Steiner- Emery
Viaduct Place
Referes Ea Clapp
Robinson
Christengren
Christensen
Christanaen
George
Monros
Monroa
Clapp
Young
Beele
Sam Breen
Chicago
Billy Kerr
Young Seymour
Birmingham
Auburn Five Tonight Set for Double Headed Opener
At the Atlanta Athletic Club a big basketball card is booked with a Marist College five facing Boys High in the prep league race and the feature Auburn versus the Atlanta Athletic Club. Marist lead Boys High in standings. both teams in top form for a pivotal, neutral-site clash. Coach Donahue to referee the Auburn club tilt. postgame quo dancing planned for visiting players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Athletic Club
Ray Serene Ia
Farrs
Marlat College
Marist
Auburn-Atlanta Athletic Club
Donahve
Auburn Tem
Atlanta
Doonan
Vertrees Called to Aid Ballinger Pinchot Inquiry
John J. Vertrees of Nashville a leader of the Tennessee bar and a Democrat has been asked to take charge of the Ballinger Pinchot controversy investigation. He travels to Washington to confer with Attorney General Wickersham officials at the land offices and likely with President Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vertrees
Ballinger
Washington
John J. Vertrees
Nashville
Tennessee
Taft
Wickersham
Misses Sassard Coming to the Grand in Atlanta
Telegram from Atlanta reports Misses Sansarfi will give a concert tonight February 7 at the Grand under Dhavanapice at the Atlanta Musical Association. The engagement, originally set for January 28, was postponed to a later date.
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At- Lanta
Sansarfi
At Lante
Atlanta
Contest Seeks Best Player Essays in Atlanta
The Constitution invites essays on why a baseball player is vital to a team. Three prizes are at stake with a March 1 deadline. Judges include President J W Heisman and Otto Jordan. prizes include season passes and opening-game tickets. Submit one side, under 300 words, with full name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J. W. Heisman
Otto Jordan
Baseball Association
Heisman
Dick Jemison
The
Constitution
Eddreas
the Constitution
Parker Breaks Arm On Nelsons Head In Bout
Andy Parker of New York broke his arm in the fourth round of an eight round fight with Fighting Dick Nelson in Allen New York. Parker overheated and struck his arm against Nelsons head causing the fracture becoming clear after the fifth round when he retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen, N.Y
Andy Parker
New York
Dick” Nelson
Parker
Nelson
Georgia Five Trims Auburn In Season Opener
Georgia defeated Auburn 40 to 30 on the Young Men's Christian Association floor in Athens. Peacock led Georgia with several difficult field goals while Major scored for Auburn. Seals of Auburn and Hodgson of Georgia were ruled ineligible under Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association rules.
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Athens
Georgia
Auburn
Peacock
Starborough
Forbes
Basitteta
Major
Visltors
Goorgia
Thomas Golden
Gordy Peacock
Gwe Yocka
ROG
Major Carter
Sade
Bearborough
Donahue
Spire
Heldler
Gaynor Rules In Army Police Dispute Umpire Role
New York mayor acted as umpire in a clash between the United States army and the New York police. Lieutenant Henry W. Torney, once a West Point football star, had been arrested with suffragist Inez Milholland. Torney protested to Mayor Gaynor, who reprimanded Police Captain Henry and declared arrests require defined offenses.
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New York
Gaynor
United States Army
New York Police
Army
Henry W. Torney
West Point
Inez Milholland
Vassar
Dng
Torney
Henry
Largest Corporation Fee Reported in Arkansas
Largest fee ever paid by Jemeetate Be Atgate ironsfountain and Southern Railroad Co. totaled 15800 dollars to Secretary Luawig to increase stock from 190 million to 200 million. In Louisiana and Nashville routes, triage handled high traffic with three crews and doubled service, easing travel.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jemeetate
Momleomsty, Auk
Peprnary S
Ype
Lorlaville
Nashville
Beck
Mizell
Cline Beats Demarest for National Hilliarps Title
Herry P. Cline of Philadelphia defeated Cal vin Demarest of Chicago to win the national hillips championship 1600 points in 18.2 balk line with a purse of $1000. Final score 1600 to 1387 as Cline led early then Demarest surged before Cline sealed the victory in the fiftieth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herry P. Cline
Philadelphia
Calvin Demarest
Cline
Demarest
Aphoren
Minxing
Dumarest
Ay- Temarest
Tampa race card shows narrow finishes and heavy favoritism
At Tampa on February 3 Sayers had an inning of notable finishes with Tod's Cottage Southern Gold and Temper among favorites. The sixth race featured Lie Turner surging from far back to edge W I Hinch. The card described six events including two year olds at short distances and listed Tampa Entries for Today with multiple sellers and short sprint races.
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Tampa
Fin
Sayers
Tod
Conville
Irvin
Hminola
McCabe
Virginia Naid
Boland
Lucky Mate
Ennley
Harvest Time
Little Stella Walker
Captain Chanter
Arlotte Hamilton
Lovell
Temper
Cale
Baby Willie
M. Irvin
Nettle Carita
Dona H
Irvin P. Diggs
Sanctim
Glasner
Tod's Cottage
Louise
Lang
De_ Oro
Jack Laxson
Southern Gala
Uralla
Cole
Brookline
Kirh and
Kin
Bach
Helling
Qesa
Brannon
Okenite
Judge Saufley
Finley
Lord Dixon
Dr. Crook
Tannie
Idley Turner
W. I. Hinch
Stenhardt
Red Hussar
Dunvegan and Water Saka
Ran
Candidates for Board of Education in Rome Ga February 2 4
The following gentlemen are candidates for members of the board of education W J Griffin Dr R Cox B A Heard John T Wilkerson and Dr J B Daniel This ticket is not announced with Hancock or Lanham mayor tickets under the new plan the board is elected by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Gao
Board of Education
W. J. Gritfin
R Cox
B. A. Heard
John T. Wilkerson
Daniel
Hancock
Lanham Teketa
Paople
Governor Haskell Denies Public Funds Misuse Claims
Guthrie Ohio February governor Haskell and state banking and school boards meet with a committee to investigate charges of public funds misuse. He denies direct expenditures as alleged but says the actions were in the state's interest and rejects the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Guthrie
Ohio
Feghvestigating
Kell
Unanimous Support for 8 Million Bond Issue in Sixth Ward Meeting
In Atlanta at Carnegie Library on Luckie Street voters packed the sixth ward event as Steve Johnston led and Mayor Maddox spoke in favor of the 8 million bond issue. County leaders including Judge Keats Aldine Chambers and C W Bernhardt urged strong votes while a fiery address by Captain Walraven convinced the audience. Every hand rose in support as the room erupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ward
Carnegie Hbrary
Luckie Street
Merritts Avenue
Atlanta
Steve Johnston
General Council
Ebc. Keats
Johnston
Jesse Wood
Aldine Chambers
Chambers
Hernhardt
C. W. Bernhardt
Marlette Street
Marietta Attreet
Birmingham
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Tosa
Patti
Lost at sea as Chesapeake Bay oyster boat sinks
Crisfield Md February 3 mute evidence of a wrecking disaster reached port today with the loss of the entire crew of the Chesapeake Bay oyster boat Smith Willem 4 Bradshaw. Captain Bradshaw was found lashed to a mast three miles from Narrows Island light. The vessel had about acre of threshmen. No crewmen were located and it is believed they were washed overboard.
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Crisfield
Chesapeake Bay
Tits Port
J. Henry Nelwon
Cap Neleon
Narows Island
Bradshaw
Short Items of Interest
Mrs. Caroline Claridy seeks a total divorce from Dwight Claridy in superior court alleging cruel treatment and insults. The petition requests alimony, costs, permanent alimony, and custody of two children Rev. M. D. Smith and Atlanto. Also note social items: Sutton to speak for street car workers. Mrs Schmidt improving after a fall. James L. Cobb recovering from paralysis. two thieves stole a cash register from 20 North Pryor street. $25 missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Claridy
Walter A. Sims
Dwight Claridy
Claridy
M. D. Smith
Atlanto
Mr. Sutton
Piedmont Avenue
Armstrong Street
Negro Is Put Under Arrest After Griffn Shooting Attempt
Sheriff Hudson of Spalding county and Griffin chief Pate F. Phelps left Atlanta with George Sanders, a Negro, who on Tuesday afternoon tried to kill Phelps as he attempted to arrest Sanders. The men dueled on a country road near Griffin as Sanders fired at close range but missed. Sanders had been sought for two days. warrants accuse him of assault with intent to murder and carrying concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Spalding County
Pate F. Phelps
Griffin
Atlanta
Griffn
George Sanders
Negro
Chief Phelps
Phelps
Sanders
Chaze
Lloyd
Arnold
Doctor Elder Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Macon Ga February 3 Special Dr BB Elder superintendent of the Macon hospital underwent an operation for appendicitis today. He had been ill several days and worsening until the operation became necessary. He is resting well tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder
Macon
BB Elder
Macon Hospital
Sama
To Keep Liquor From Middies
A B A bill in Annapolis aims to strengthen the law by prohibiting liquor sales to midshipmen at the Naval Academy. The measure makes the proprietor responsible for intoxicant sales to midshipmen regardless of whether sold by waiter, bartender, or the proprietor himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Alpharetta Bank Declares Dividend at Annual Meeting
Alpharetta stockholders met yesterday to approve a dividend of 8 percent and allocate 13 percent to the surplus. The board of directors elected includes R. Trammell as president, J. Lowry Derris as vice president, John W. Swiling as cashier, RB. C. Nesbit, C. B. Hagood, WG. Jones, D. P. Waters, Dr. J. D McCollum, and J. C. Reace.
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Innes
McCarren
James
Gray Goose
Lorimer
Jack
Hale
Lady Caroline IT
Tilekting
Abe Hareld, Jr
Thrackmorton
Bylvan Delk
Edna Colling
Roll Up
Bedage
Jack Ryan
Abe Attell
Ranovator
Kentucky Rone
Lady Ormican
Captain Glore
Ageedy Daler
Mackintonlaemep
AonLte
Sandy Hill
Jack Baker
Skye
de~ Kallestro
Noter
Aiko eHeible
Flarney
Low Heart
Achlaswig
Tolaon
d'Or
Magdalen
Lothario
Seraband
Milton B
Anavris Pixie Knight
Bager
Grande Dame
Foreguard
Elgin
Dascombers
Oberon
Rosenburg II
Edwin L
Mamie al
Butler’a
Eaat
Trolley Dodgers
Sassard
Billard
Cue
Duil
Petite
Magic Miss
M. DePres
Aftican
Manehé Ring
Kathryne Gardner
Cassio Armregg@or
Tommy Wood
I Vgnadium
Fei Datey
Pro Pico
Joan A
Mentalre Boonira
Sallie Savage
Ae Fanone Girl
My Love
Gordon Lee
Barnace
Robert Powell
Belle of
Ile Ball
Moscow
Méeka
May Jane
Bonebrake
John Garner
Lucuilus
Blinie Hibba
Tom Dolan
Cassowary
Oto
Pirate Dians
Frank Flesher
King’s Guinea
Robert ‘Maddox
Indele
Rose
Hardwick
M. R. Emmons Co
Whitehall St
S. Broad St
Chesapeake
Mary Sehmardt
Jne
Robert
Gene Schmidt
Robert Schmidt
Central Railroad
Angier Avenue
Schmidt
James L. Cobb
Kiser Law
Pryor and
Hunter Streets
Mr. Cobb
Cobb
Camp Wheeler
Prattex
North Pryor Street
Wall Street
Union Depot
Pratter
West
Hamby
Lincoln Co
Kelly's Old Reserve
Silver Spring
Mountain City
Belmont Qld
Milford Gedar Bluff
Kelly's
Esvete
Drom
J. W. Kelly & CO. Inc Distillers
D. Chattanooga
Qpeur
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