Asheville closes Atlanta season with perfect three year run
Asheville North Carolina’s Young Men’s Christian Association basketball team, unbeaten in three years with 27 straight wins, faces the Atlanta Athletic Club in a season finale at the Atlanta Club. A reserves versus all star match precedes the main game as Asheville’s sharp, fast lineup meets Atlanta’s returning champions in a potentially championship deciding encounter.
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Asheville
N.C
Atlante Athletic Club
Arheville
South
Ashevilla
Atlante
Athlatic Club
Atlanta
Atlanta Athletic Club
Met
Aeheville
Ashevilly
Blaze
Capital Athletic Club
Captain State
Thanta AC
Aindeon
Roger Uoonan
Aikieson
Bhure
Stokely
Atsligon
Spenree
Lipmnsky Doonar
Port
Brown
Thornton Schaer
Lynch
Majoc Laurence Young
Guphe
Doe
Agheville
Obscure Handicapping Card Delivers Upset at Santa Anita
In a crowded Santa Anita program, Orbiocular first in the handicap wins as the favorite moves clear late. Second and fourth races produce favorites winning while several longshots place. a third-place finisher is disqualified for foul. Multiple races list near-identical names and odds reflecting a volatile card.
Selore boos en offered in weak JEP tees
Fragmentary text mentions names and offers with unclear context. Extractable items include a Selore related offer and references to JEP tees, a weak position, and a potential figure named Fiala with a vader note. details are indeterminate from the readable lines.
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Fiala
Mobile Gulls Show Up Strong For 1909 Season
Mobile managers of 1909 team, George Reed and Eddie Babrie, return from Arkansas to prepare the Mobile club for the season. They signed pitchers Lefevelt, Burstem, Hixon, Killen, and others, plus infielders and outfielders from leagues across the region. The park is prepared on Mobile Bay with improved grandstand and a distant press box as the squad awaits final selection for the fight for the pennant.
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G. Flowrsey
Mobile
Als
George Reed
Mobile Baseball Club
Hot Springs
Ark
Sem Reed
Eddie Babrie
Southern League
Reed
Bablie Baseball Association
Heed
Mobile Bay
Kavanusush
Hsaqual
N Play
Fang
Lefevelt
Burotem
Hixon
Killen
Schultz
Miter
Stockdale
Torrey
Kirkman
Becker
Catehern
Cote
Braun
Garvin
D. Z. Shea
Cats
Kalamazoo
Houston
Fhoton
Watson
Gregory Rhoton
Macon
Keystone
Wetson
Columbia
Gregory
California
Benson
Texcule
Paul Sentell
Sis Hopkins
Toledo
Montgomery
Left Garden
Toddy Daley
Rabb
Cotton States
New York Americans
Hopkins Rebb
Meridien
Woodie Thornton
Moble
Thornton
Wheat
Princeton Dominates Second Indoors Meet In Washington
In the sixth renewal of the federal indoor games held in Washington, Princeton, Penn, Virginia, Johns Hopkins and Villanova led a field of top athletes. Virginia won the 1800 meter relay. Johns Hopkins edged George Washington in another relay. Princeton won the all collegiate relay. Barry Hillman and Lawson Robertson led a sprint victory. notable jumps reached 12 feet 8 inches, with high jump and hurdles placing top contenders from Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Georgetown. A late report notes some figures misread as dress adjustments linger.
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Washington
Princeton
Pennaghams
Virginia
Johns Hopkins
Villa Nova Colleges
Nt Seralty
Pennsylvania
University of Virginia
George Washington
Vesta
Fire Bent
Hartrantt
University of Punnayivanle
Woo
B. J. Martin
Tom Smith
Georgetown University
L. Martin
University of Viretula
Wolversity
Pennsylvanis
A. © Handolph
Harry B Porter
Athdatie
New York
Maohen
W.chur Tick
University of Pennsylvania
A. C. Randolph
De Palma Sets Ten Mile Race Record At New Orleans
In New Orleans on February 20, Ratnk De Palma won the 10 mile handicap in a Pint car, beating a field of five and setting a new world track record for heavyweight gasoline cars at 6 minutes 11 2-8 seconds. Mrs Joan Cuneo also broke her own five mile record in an exhibition race with 5 06 2-6, while De Palma dominated multiple events including the 50 mile and 10 mile legs as crowds of about 7,000 watched.
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DePalms
Joan Cuneo
New Orleans
Ratnk DePalma
Barney Olddeid
DePalma
Ficia
Mra Caseo
Ora
Josa Cuneo
Tac~ Org
Camed
Thia
Sundey
Sunmarica
DePrimm
Hiall
Matheson
Robertson
Bluplex
Voles
Thin
Canty
Knox Glaot
Ralph DePalma
Joan Newkin Cuneo
Knox-Giant
Mia
Cuneo
Gaxoli
Cara of Burman
Thomas
Lindross
Edhwarts
Buick
United
Mrs. Cunen
Knox-Uianr
Sacond
Fbbertaon
Simplex
Ten Miles DePalma
Fini-Cyclone
Trobertson
Bimplex
Strang
Insite
Firestone Wins Wide in Notable Oakland Handicap
Firestone ran from the field to capture the Lawrence Handicap at Emeryville. The favorite overcame an early stumble, overtook Nadzu and Rose Queen to win easily as showers cool the muddy track. Filletta added another victory later, leading all the way to beat Kate Powers and Rotrou.
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Firestone
Fulletta
Air Way
Oakland
Cal
Nadzu
Rose Queen
Filletta
Kate Powers
Rotrou
Tio
Trote Temps
Scovilie
Bier Stocking
Taplin
Raisigh
Kaine
Ace of Diamonds
Belreed
Mabel Hollander
Glvonni
Belario
Wap
Threa
Het Furlaiga
Rando
Gilbert
Indian Maid
Wic
Lee
Balronia
McCarthy
Thm
Reson
Sonia
Madeline L
Ralph HL Toxer
Purdrala
Netting
Greagna
Clark
Clamor
Scoville
Oxo
Boren
Pan di Oro
Legates
Tetenue
Flavigny
Infiem
Mable Leo Tan
Biréstana
Nedsu
BO Meverichi
Muskoday
Nebulanus
Fullatte
Maths Powers
St Glamer
Charles Green
Wille T
Marian Caney
Aguolo
Cotton
Secomi
Gree Goods
Coburn
Ace |Tige
Cheers
Rene W. Crystal Wave
Yankes Yfourlxt
Dangerous Girl
Street Bicger
Achatas Alee Com
Automobile supply and repair shop touts full line of parts
The business promotes a complete range of car accessories, top quality oils and gasoline, and all items needed for automobiles. It advertises a large steam heated, fire proof building, a clean and roomy layout, and a guaranteed repair shop capable of handling any repair.
Southern League spring meeting draws crowd in Mobile
Mobile reports say the Southern League will hold its spring meeting at the New Battle House with President William Kavanaugh presiding. At least sixty attendees are expected as schedules for the championship race are debated and opening games set for April 15 in New Orleans with matchups featuring Mobile, Memphis, Birmingham, Montgomery, Nashville, and Little Rock.
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Mobile
Als
Monte
Southern League
New Battle House
William Kavanaugh
Little Rock
Ark
J. H. Farrell
National Association of Baseball Clubs
Charles Colseon
Mobile Club
Kavanaugh
Montgay
New Orleans
Coluson
Big Kavanaugh
Mobby
Memphis
Birmingham
Avants
Montgomery
Nashville
Montgomary
Atlanta
New Orleana
Anata
Orleans
Memphia
Avanta
Steeplechase Handicap At Tampa Draws Large Crowd
Tampa Florida February 20 The fine weather and the Duke of Belcourt cup handicap race drew a large attendance. Hetti Joy led the steeplechase from the start and won easily over Xumart. Claiborne upset Don Hamilton for the stable, while Roseburg II and Slatin were interfered with. In the other races Rennette won at five furlongs, Siskin took the handicap, Adams Match won for five starters, Trey of Epa Pron captured the mile race, and Kiomesta II led the five furlongs.
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Tampa
Flo
Deep Hetti Joy
Xumart Clairborne
Don Hamilton
Siskia
Roseburg II
Slatin
Claiborne
Captain Dubwin
Pinkerton Agency
Han
Arrow Swift
Ether’ Jay
Suupind
Yumurl
Ow Gorwt Qnity
Wor
Ad Bila
Dow Hamilton
Siskin
Rossburg
Fivg
Adams
John A
To & Grep
Wiltew Poume
Trey
Epa Pron
Mscond
Tod Thin
Winter Ball Playing Sparks Health Concerns For Players
A baseball editorial argues winter play harms players health and readiness. It advocates limiting winter games, promoting rest and recovery, and suggests players pursue other work in the off season. It notes Asheville’s upcoming basketball clash with Atlanta and reflects on season-ending stakes for local teams.
Sidney Smith Accepts Teams in Baseball Waiver Talks
Manager Billy Smith arrives at the Mobile meeting to seek waivers on Jos Sugden from Vancouver and Herbert Smith, last season’s catcher. The Vancouver club wants Sugden returned. if waivers clear, Herbert Smith may also be offered away. Sidney Smith vows to play the best ball of his career for the Crackers in Atlanta, with McMurray of Wabi assisting.
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Jake Morey
Base
Mr. Morse
Himnelf
Himeslinmet Peplacabis
Saenerai
Piayer
Ligble
Businese
Asheville
Asheviis
Daomilng Vie Sud
Atreas & Santa
Aartos
Ashevilians
Atlanta
Srr
Billy Smith
Mobile
Man- Gay
Jos Sugden
Vancouver
Herbert Smith
Tof Istter
Aeaxin
Smith
Nell Sugden
Count Castro
Augusta
South Atlantic
Lezgus
Sidney Smith
Wam
Sidney
Billy
Crackers
McMurray
Wabi
Texas League grants franchise to Temple in ten club lineup
At a Texas League meeting, a new franchise is granted and another town added to the circuit, expanding the league to ten clubs. Houston and Oklahoma City are noted in context, with temple cited as a potential tenth member and event details appearing in the report from Bussey's and other local reference points.
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Houston
Oklahoma Ctr
Temple
Stevenson Ill at Bloomington Home After Campaign Strain
Adlai E Stevenson III, former vice president candidate and governor hopeful, is reported ill at his Bloomington residence. Campaign strain during the recent defeat is said to have weakened him in recent weeks amid ongoing political activity and public appearances.
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Adlai Stevenson III
Chicago
Adlai E Bterenson
United States
Bloomington
Marathons Are Coming The Foreign Import Parade
The piece lampoons baseball sluggers and foreign players arriving in the United States. It jokes about women hitters and pitchers in the Southern League, mentions Tor Tingers, Campbells, Senor Dorundo, and Swedish Marathonian visitors, noting the influx of foreign talent and the public’s appetite for flour and sugar.
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Tor Tingers
Pune Campbells
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