Atlanta Lithonia Soccer Match Ends In Tie At Piedmont Park
Saturday game at Piedmont Park between Atlanta and Lithonia ended 1-1 after a hard fought, well conduct ed match. Referees Dave Webster Haunter and Stark supervised as both sides showed good sportsmanship and strong defense with key plays by Scott Dick Jones MacWatt and Stills. The Atlanta selection committee will choose the city team to face Birmingham and Auburn next, with Lithonia players represented on the committee.
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Wake Forest Triumphs In Overtime Victory
Wake Forest college basketball edged the University of North Carolina in a tense game here in Wake Forest North Carolina with a final score of 22 to 31 after an extra five minutes of play.
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Giants sign McGraw to five year managerial contract
New York February 15 Josip McGraw manager of the National League champions today signed a five year contract to manage the team for the seasons 1913 1914 1915 1916 and 1917 His old contract was cancelled and the new one raises his salary from 18000 to 32000 per year President Hempstead of the Giants praised McGraw as the greatest manager of the age and noted four NL championships and a world title during his tenure He will report to Texas for training camp with the team and begin work with young players Mathewson and Hartley among others accompanying him.
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The Toughest 9 Decision Made by C R Owens
A fragmented 1912 account of umpire C R Owens recalling his season opening in Oklahoma City and Wichita. He details conflict with Wichita players, pressures from President Shively, and a dramatic ninth inning in Topeka where Topeka won 3 to 3.
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Inspectors Accused of Graft in New York Inquiry
James Purcell testifies before the McLaughlin committee naming Inspector William Hayes and Inspector Cornelius Curran regarding graft connected to police gambling houses poolrooms and vice precincts in New York City.
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Umpire Escapes City Barbers and Wichita Critique
In a sketch from a Wichita scene, police aided a suspect to a hotel, Xt visited a barber shop where barbers debated a baseball robbery and advised against the umpire seeking a shave. The subject then left, with Wichita players later confirming the umpire made a proper decision, though the city did not grant him the keys.
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New American Record by Abel R Kiviat
Abel R Klviat of the Irish American Athletic Club won the Baxter cup indoor mile at Columbia University in 4 18 195 establishing a new American indoor record. He beat last week’s 4 18 4 5 set by Oscar Hedlund of the Boston Athletic Association. Columbia led the 1 mile intercollegiate relay with 3 15 9 5. Dartmouth won the two mile relay in 8 04 2.
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Howard Jones Named Yale Head Football Coach
New York reports Howard Jones a Yale graduate from 1908 was appointed head football coach for 1918. The one year post makes Yale hire its first salaried coach as changes shift from graduate coaching to paid leadership. Jones, former Yale end and 1903 head coach of Ted Coy’s title team, is chosen after talks with Captain Ketcham and alumni.
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Matrimonial Arithmetic From Judge
A fragment from a court scene shows Ned and Tom debating marriage math. Ned suggests tying “cheap to wed” as a riddle about two becoming one. Tom replies there may be one or more to carry, then looks further into the question.
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Johnston Coming to Atlanta Prominent Cincinnati Businessman
Johnston, a well known Cincinnati businessman, arrived in Atlanta to explore making it his home. He will stay several days before returning to Cincinnati to close sales there and is being hosted by local residents including Mr Foster. Mrs Henderson of Atlanta improving after illness, visiting daughter in Birmingham, sending encouragement to her husband at The Constitution. Nilson of Apollinaris returns to Atlanta after a Florida East Coast trip. Merchants Printing Company at 1164 Marietta Street suffered a small fire during a Saturday night incident. damage limited to the press and rear area with crews responding promptly.
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Irish Names in Congress in The New York Sun
The New York Sun lists a large number of Irish named individuals expected in the next U S House of Representatives. Names include Mahan Reilly Donovan Kennedy McDermott Ans drewd McGillicuidy McDonald McLaughlin McGuires from Oklahoma Bryan Lincoln Neb O Leary O Brien Newport O Shauneasy G Hara Illinois Curr Hayes Keating Madden Gorman Gallagher Connellya Murray Curley Quinns Scully Waleh Egan Maher Griffin Sullivan Conry Dooling Clancy Driscoll Buckley Lonehus Casey Burke and two Didon. The list evokes the roll of Irish members in parliament.
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Geography exam humor in early law student admission
In the exchange column a geography question on the bar exam drew a humorous answer. A student was asked to name ten animals in the Arctic. He wrote five polar bears and five seats, highlighting a playful misreading of the prompt.
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