Caper and Bon Mot Fail to Shine in Circuit Park Card
New Orleans racing report from Circuit Park notes Caper veered to the outside fence and was pulled up in the first race, while Bon Mot won the sixth race at odds of 4 to 1 after leading from 105 to 45. Other races feature Freebooter, Enva, Capitano and Manoeuver amid a fast yet soggy track, with notable finishes by Imposition and Harvest Time in various sprints and a steeplechase.
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Smathers Gets Memphis Cup in Court Action
New York reports indicate trotting horse owner E. S. Smathers faces a high court matter with Memphis Racing Association seeking return of a championship cup. Secretary Murray Hinne and Sheriff Hay are involved as legal actions seek replevin and the trophy’s possession remains disputed amid ongoing proceedings and bond posting.
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BOB GOES TO NASHVILLE. Savannah claim in Stafford case hinges
Fragmentary local notice describes a Stafford case with Savannah figures and a sequence of names and items. It references Moore & Sons glass makers of Georgia at 42 N Broadway and describes a youthful appearance and remortable glasses. The text is garbled but centers on a court matter and local business names.
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Auburn Nets Big Basketball Weekend clash in Atlanta
Tech captain Wert forecasts a tough game as Auburn closes a deal to play Alabama in Atlanta at Peachtree auditorium Saturday night. Auburn recently beat Athletics 27 to 18 at the Atlanta Athletic Club with Ware scoring nine goals. The club also notes Talent as a swift South rivals looms for Alabama.
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Rain halts fair grounds race card with fast track turn to sloppy footing
At New Orleans fair grounds on February 3 the track was fast to the fifth race then rain made the final event run on sloppy footing. Big Store and Wickshaw led betting, Hannibal Hey was beaten by Ung Shot. Malden 2 year olds won by Hig Store with Sewell aboard, then Vagabond, King Ellsworth and Columbia Girl scored in six furlong and mile events. Fair Grounds Entries list multiple horses across six races with prices and times noted.
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Trust Company of Georgia reports strong growth and new directors
The fourteenth annual stockholders meeting showed deposits doubled in a year and surplus and profits nearly doubled. Capital rose from 250000 to 800000, making it the largest savings bank in Atlanta. Directors added include Dr. Wo Calhoun, Chase A. Conklin, and Hugh T. Ingin. Officers reelected: E Woodruff president, J Garrel Payne and George Winship vice presidents, Wm S McKenna treasurer, Ina Wim Hanckel assistant treasurer. A semi annual dividend of 3 percent total 15000 was paid. The letter notes long hours and bright prospects with many new accounts.
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Heisman Cuts Tech Baseball Squad Early In Season
Coach Heisman trims the Old Gold and White squad from seventy five to thirty one after indoor practice as opening day nears. The list includes Wright from the Howen team moving to third base, with McMillan at short and Brown at second, while many football players seek baseball spots.
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Optical Headquarters at John L Moore & Sons
Optical Headquarters at John L Moore and Sons offers finely finished eyeglasses carefully adjusted to the wearer's face. They claim to have the most expert frame adjusters in the section, located at 42 North Broad Street Prudential Building.
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Rays Open Baseball Season With Bijou Team at Fort McPherson
The Rays meet the Bijou team this afternoon in the city season opener at Fort McPherson. Johnny Ray will captain the diamond squad with eight male players as eight theater sponsors and the Bijou lineup is still forming.
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Cox College to Play YMCA Team Next Week
Arrangements nearly complete for a sackball game between Cox College and the Young Women's Christian Association teams to be held at Cox College next week. A return game between the YMCA team of Atlanta and Savannah's squad may follow at Peachtree Auditorium within weeks, terms for use of the building being discussed with Manager Anderson.
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National Baseball Commission Rules on Reinstatement Claims
The National Baseball Commission met in New York February 13 to decide reinstatement cases under the national agreement. Most rulings were adverse. Memphis was denied the $750 purchase claim for Short Stag Charles Band. Sebring given 20 days to defend contract jumping. Columbus fined $25 for selling Catcher Brown to Boston after draft by Cleveland.
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Good Scores by Bowlers Spark City League Lead
Mott and Weavern kept their city bowling league lead last night with strong play. They sit 14 pins ahead of Eagan and Giardina, as Rather and McCay prepare for tonight’s individual match. Rather holds a lead of over 200 pins. Kagan to decide the winner.
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Good Schedule at Cumberland Good Schedule at Cumberland
Nashville Feb 13. Cumberland university outlook bright. New coach Calla Spencer, ex Cumberland and Grand Rapids, will lead the Lebanon team captained by Landrum. Limited returnees, schedule includes Auburn Alabama Sewanee Nashville Maryville Ark Georgia Tech and Mercer games on campus or away through May 26.
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