Defying Death Restals Grand Prize Winner Resta
San Francisco February 27 Italian driver D Resta won the Grand Prix at the Panama Pacific exposition on a rain drenched track in car No 9. Time 7 7 5712. Wilcox No 26 second 7 14 36 Hughes No 28 third 7 21 46 Disbrow No 12 fourth 7 51 38 Anderson No 6 fifth 7 34 51. Race marred by rain and attrition.
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San Francisco
D. Resta
Howard Wilcox
Resta
Hughie Hughes
Louis Disbrow
Gil Anderson
Tréata
Wilcox
Hughes
Raln
Harl Cooper
Barney ~Oldfield
Eddie Pullen
Ralph DePalme
Rivers
Baseball Sap Rises as Waycross Plans For Season
Waycross Ga February 27 special Baseball sap rises as fans discuss the Georgia State league. The local association expects to remain in the league if the salary limit rises to 900 dollars. A meeting will be called to arrange funds for opening expenses and transportation. The grounds will need little fix up and fan support remains strong. Waycross opens at home against Brunswick, a schedule feature likely to draw big crowds and several hundred dollars for associations.
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Waycross
Georgia’ State League
Teague
Wiycross
Brunswick
Locust Grove Defeats Mercer Scrubs In Close Contest
Locust Grove Institute edged Mercer Scrubs 28 to 24 in Macon with a fast paced game. Whituhard and Reck starred for Locust Grove while Schofield excelled in Mercer foul shooting as the comeback pushed the score in the final eight points. Referee Clements officiated.
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Macon
Mercer Scrubs
Locust Grove Institute
Scrubs
Tour Ponts
Whituhard
Reok
Wocust Grove
Schofield
Mercer
Clements
A Cracker a Day for Fans 4 James Benton Allen
The article profiles James Benton Allen of Corinth Mississippi as a left handed pitcher likely to try out for the Atlanta Crackers this season. Allen, 24, stands 5 11 1 2 and weighs 175 pounds and spent last season with Salt Lake City in the Union Association. He will report to the Crackers from St Paul Arkansas and is touted by Sam LaRocque among others as having talent and potential for a first Class A experience.
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Crackers
James Benton Allen
Corinth
Mias
Alen
St. Paul
Ark
Allen
Salt Lake City
Union Association
Sam LaRocque
Georgia State League
Yankees Leave Today for Savannah Camp
New York Americans depart by train from New York for spring training in Savannah Georgia with Captain T P L Houston manager Bill Donovan and Duke Farrell plus five players led by Ray Fisher. Others join in Baltimore and Hot Springs battery men report by March 10. Feats Tigers report Gulfport camp to start March 6 with Ty Cobb joining March 20. Braves roster headed for Macon with most players expected on field Tuesday morning. Pirates and Naps schedule inter league games in New Orleans on April 3 and 4.
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Yankees
Savannnah
New York
New York Americans
Savannah
TP. L. Houston
Secretar
Bill Donovan
Duke Farrell
Ray Fisher
Baltimore
Peckinpaugh
Cree
Boone
Madsel
Schiwert
Hot Springs
Ark
Bweaney
Nunamaker
Caldwell
Cole
Keating
Waerhop
Brown
Savanteh
Tigers
Gulfport
Detroit
Mich
Jim McGuire
Miss
McKee
Yelle
Frank Fuller
McGuire
Hugh Jennings
Jennings
Ty Cobbill
Braves
Wacon
Boston
Herman Nickerson
Boston Braves
Macon
George Wihitred
Pirates
NAPS
AYL Ar
New Orleans
Pittsburg Nationals
Cleveland Americans
A. J.” Heineman
Focal Club
Southern Association
Harley Davidson Man Predicts Good Times in South
Miller, Harley-Davidson SJlator associate sales manager from Milwaukee, tours the southern branch. He reports strong prospects for Harley-Davidson motorcycles across seven states and notes Arthur Davidson’s London trip to expand foreign business after the war. Miller will return via Atlanta after Florida, hosted by Gus Castle, southern branch magnetros.
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TA. Miller
Harley-Davidson Sjlator Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Harley- Davidson Motor Company
Mr. Miller
Atlanta
Miller
Arthur Davidson
London
Miler
Davidson
United States
Florida
Gus Castle
Mangnetros
Harley-Davidson Motor Company
Army Defeats Washington and Lee 41 to 20 in Fast Game
Army basketball wins 41 to 20 at West Point, fast pace game. Cadet Louis Gibbs of 1916 from Washington state is elected captain of the Army basketball team for next year.
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West Point
Washington
Jace
Louis Mibbs
Washington State
Gordon Basebal ls Candid ates At Practice
Barnesville Ga February 27 The Gordon baseball candidates have made great headway since practice began February 6 despite inclement weather. Early fears about returning players faded as recruits have shown strong potential and several are performing remarkably well at practice.
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Barnesville
Spe
Baseball Tryouts Highlight Contested Infield Outfield
The article notes multiple contenders for every infield position including Jarret Amis Sims Freeman Teasley Stokes Hammock Brewster and mentions an outfield battle. It also states work on the baseball park is nearly finished and practice will start soon under Coach Moore as the student body buzzes with excitement.
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Nfield
Jarret
Amis
Sims
Freeman
Teasley
Stokes
Hammock
Brewster
Wilson
Moore
Montgomery
Flex
Baseball Season Hopes Build as Practices Draw Crowds
Enthusiasm grows for the coming season with large daily practice crowds and strong signs of a successful year ahead. Local supporters anticipate competitive play and steady fan turnout as drills continue each afternoon.
Quality Economy and Co operation in Business Tagline
A brief note stressing that quality economy and cooperation are core business principles, encouraging readers to reflect on the guiding motto printed on a telephone book tag. The reference emphasizes practical business ethics and customer-focused values.
Georgetown Athletes Capture First Honors at Indoor Meet
Georgetown University athletes won the indoor meet with 24 points, Johns Hopkins took 16. Highlights include Princeton-like relay win by Georgetown against Yale, multiple open handicaps, open events, and South Atlantic championships with Georgetown athletes earning top places in high jump, shot put, dashes, and relays.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Johns Hopkins
Princeton
Yale
Maurice Lowe
Georgetown
P. L. Connolly
R. B. Tappan
Teline Hopkins
Mauites Lowe
BR. B.tapnan
G. C. Connolly
P. W. Sutton
Johns Llanking
BH. M. Wrank
Baltimore City
B.S. Prescott
G. W. Montague
Baltimore Cross Country Club
James Burka
Lehigh University
Billings
MCA
Meadowbrook Club
Philadelphia
G. C. Bacon
Baltimore Rity
A. J. Driscoll
Catholic University
M.hy
Lebanon Valley College
T. T. Conwell
J. Buxton
P. L. Conwell
J. Barron
A. ¢. Connolly
Johns Hopking
Washington and Lee
Lehigh
Mareh E.e. Jones
R. M. Curtis
Leargecond
Hugh Golden
R. Tappan
Johns Hopkins University
Hugh Tiordan
R. &. Starns
Hush Golden
E. B. Jones
Creorgetown
Fh. S. Starnes
Lor
T. T. Mick Donough
MO. A
R. S. Starnes
Tume
Leo Worushy
Tome School
Rogers and Ingreham Open Special Pool Series
At Montgomery Parlors Tuesday through Thursday Andy Rogers and Kid Ingreham will play a three game pocket billiard series for the all states south of the Missouri River championship. Each match is 200 balls with the first to 600 declaring the winner. Both players are top cueists with Ingreham’s recent 86 ball high run. Matches start at 8 oclock nightly, public welcome with free admission.
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Rogers
Ingreham
Montgomery
Montgomiers
Andy Rogers
Kidgereham
Missouri River
Washington State College Narrowly Misses Intercollegiate Rifle Record
Washington State College nearly tied the national rifle record with 982 points in the seventh week of the intercollegiate match. Two Washington shooters posted 100 standing and 100 prone, the first to reach such scores since the event began. Class results show United States Naval Academy, Cornell, and Michigan among top victors, with several colleges posting varied scores and some defaults noted.
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Washington
Washington State College
Washington State
United States Naval Academy
Massachusetts Agricultural
Linno
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Kansas Agricultural
University of Washington
Yale
Lehigh
Mississippi A. & Mi
Idaho
Arigona
Rhode Island State
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Jacksons Fife
Fla
Kerley Institute
Heard National Bank
J. J. Heard
AML
DE. M. B. Boone
T. H. McRorie
Keeley Institute i
Main Street
Jacksonville, Fla
Ree. Institute
Dalim
Harley-Davidson
T. A. Miller
South
Army
AJAX
Grieb Rubber CO
West Harris Street
Ivy
E. G. Willingham
Whitehall
Peters Bldg
Miles Service
United States Tire Co
Peachtree St
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