Lavelle Whitney bout headlines Dixie Athletic card at New Year's
Promoters promise a six bout main card featuring Frank Whitney versus Tommy Lavelle for ten rounds with O Keefe injured and replaced by Lavelle. Billy Kerr against Danny McShea and Britt versus Young highlight a stacked six round before a six and four round preliminary. Local figures Stitt Bridges Dixie Kid appear, with standard admission expected.
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Frank Whitney
Tommy Lavelle
Billy Kerr
Denny Meshen
Solder Britt
Kia Young
Arthur Bridges
Dixie Kid
Dixie Athletic Clubs
Tommy O Keefe
O Keefe
Rie
O’kesses
Lavelle
Whitney
Pittsburg
Valentine
Brown
New York
Atlanta
New Orleans
Danny McShea
Britt-Young
Young
Stitt
John Bridges
A Mild Barbed Talk Between Cady and Tesreau
Tales from the 1911 series recount a playful yet heated exchange between Forest Cady of the Newark minor team and Jeff Tesreau of Toronto as they faced off in the seventh game. The pair traded jibes about league superiority, with Tesreau joking he could now understand Cady’s 300 batting mark after a friendlied infield hit and a failed steal attempt.
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W G Evans
Forest Cady
Boston Red Sox
Jeff Tesreau
Giants
Cady
Newark
Tesreau
Toronto
Wood
Red Sox
Wuyat
Meyer
McGraw
Testeau
Furth
Smaller court practice by club at Columbus
Atlanta Athletic Club basketball team trains on a shorter court all week to resemble the Columbus arena. Baskety and the Blue team play on the smaller floor as a week of practice aims to improve performance on the main court Saturday night.
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Columbus
Atlanta Athletic Club
Spalding Expert Charles Kirchner Visits Atlanta
Golf editor Charles Kirchner, famed for Spalding's Golf Guide, arrives in Atlanta as a guest of local manager Mr Worrell. He is seen playing daily on city courses, praising the courses and the sport during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kirchner
Spaliing A Golf Guide
Atlanta
Worrell
Mr Kirchner
Boston Teams Add Two Ex Crackers to Spring Tryouts
Two former Crackers will seek big league spots next spring as pitchers Ira B. Hogue joins the Boston Doves and Joe Martine signs with the Boston Red Sox. Both players head to Bean Town for training camps and potential major league debuts.
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Bath
Beantown Tlams
Ira B Hogue
The
Doves
Joe Martine
Red Sox
Chance and Farrell to Meet in Chicago
Frank Chainee, former Chicago National League baseball figure, announces a January 4 visit to Glendora California for a Chicago meeting with Frank Farrell of the New York Amendas on January 7. The talks aim to discuss an offer for Charlie 8 services next season.
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Chance
Farrell
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Chainee
Glendora
Frank Heo Farrel
New York Amendas
Chaliie
V D Junior City Wins In Hard Fought Holiday Game
In a late December contest at K C hall S Vo 1 second team edged 17 to 4 1/2 with tense defense and late surge. The junior city league clash saw 3 VW D boss shine as Edmondson Fad Doharty Blodgett and others starred while Bath and EC teams traded leads early then fought to the final buzzer. A separate note reports Wash prison device alleged to jeopardize inmate health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. D
K. C Hall
S Vo oDhows
VWD
Bath
VV DD Bors
Gvon Pas Tions
Edmondson
Doharty Blodgett
Merchants and Manufacturers contest standings January 1 1913
The Constitution outlines vote standings for the Merchants and Manufacturers contest. It lists leading organizations and individuals across Georgia and out of town, with Mount de Sales Academy of Macon leading the 8,000,000 class by a two million vote surprise. It also explains how grocers cooperate by allowing sale slips to count as votes and urges readers to contact contest managers for details and how to boost their standings.
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Lst
Contest Department of the Constitution
Mount de Sales Academy Organization
Macon
Ciftp
Atlanta
Palzer and McCarty Meet for the Title Bout
In Los Angeles Palzer of Ossian Iowa meets Luther McCarty of Springfield Missouri in a twenty round world white heavyweight title bout at Vernon arena. McCarty is slight betting favorite with Palzer near even money as experts split on the outcome. McCarty weighs about 205 and Palzer around 223.
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Los Angeles
Cal
al Palzer
Ossian
Iowa
Luther Mc Carty
Springfield
Moa
Vernon Arena
Falzer
McCarty
Bmccarty
Palzer
Murphy
Burws
San Francisco
Tommy Murphy
New York
Frankie Burns
Oakland
Buns
Hogan
Clorgan
Ad Wolgast
Becker Defeated by George Crocker in Pinehurst Final
George H. Crocker of Brookline Massachusetts defeated C L Becker of Woodland Massachusetts in the final round of the ninth annual Pinehurst holiday week golf tournament. Crocker won seven up and six to play. In consolation J M Thompson Springhaven beat C B Hudson New Suffolk five up and four to play. Other winners were William A Barber Jr Princeton and William C Freeman Englewood New Jersey. A New Year banquet honored the players with Freeman toastmaster. About 100 attended as the field looks to the midwinter tourney starting January 7.
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Inehurst
George H. Crocker
Brookine
Mass
C. L. Becker
Woodland
Pinehurst
Crocker
M. Thompson
Springhaven
Hudson
New Suffolk
William A Barber, Jr
Princeton
Wiliam C Freeman
Englewood
N. J
Williaam C Freeman
Nine Young Pitchers to Report to Giants
New York December 51 Nine young pitchers are summoned to report at the New York National League base ball camp in Marlin Texas at spring training to prove for a Giants pitching staff. Manager McGraw aims to build a stronger box. Most recruits are right handers. Players named include Pred Smith Ford Schupp H K Perryman D A Robertson Larue Kirby Tom Hanks Theodore Coutsit Lou Bader and Al Demaree.
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New York
Marlin
Texas
Giants
McCrraw
Pred Smith
Ford Schupp
H K Perryman
Divorce Granted to Mrs Nellie H Chase in York Court
Supreme Court Justice Rijur signed an interlocutory decree of absolute divorce in favor of Mrs Nellie H Chase from Hal Chase, first baseman of the New York American League. Mrs Chase awarded custody of their son Harold Jr and $1200 yearly alimony.
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York
Supreme Court
Rijur
Nellie H Chase
Hal Chase
New York American League Baseball
Chase
Harold, Jr
Cotton States Chief Resigns in Jackson
Arthur Levis president of the Cotton States baseball league tendered his resignation today before leaving for Colorado Springs Colorado where he will make his home A league meeting is set for January 11 to select his successor.
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Cotton States
Jackson
Miss
Arthur Levis
Cotton States Baseball League
Colorado Springs
Calo
Ochs Sells Public Ledger Interest in Philadelphia
Adolph Ochs announces the sale of his entire stock interest in The Public Ledger to C. Curtis and John Gribbel. George W. Ochs will continue as editor and publisher, Milton B. Christ remains business manager, and The Public Ledger becomes independent of The New York Times while cooperative news-gathering continues.
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Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Adolph Ochs
Sais of Hig
Curtis
John Gubriel
Ochs
Public Ledger Company
31K
Gribbel
Gale
George W Ochs
Milton B Chris
Fubil Ledger
New York Times
The
Bruce Ismay Resigns From White Star Line
London December 41 The long anticipated resignation of J Bruce Tamary from his role as chairman and managing director of the White Star line was announced. It will take effect June 30. Harold Sanderson, first vice president of the International Mercantile Marine company and a director of White Star Line, will succeed Mr Ismay.
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Bruce Ismay
London
J Bruce Tamary
White Star Line
Ameht
Harold Sanderson
International Mercantiles Marine Company
White Star Onr
Mr Ismay
Another Pony Prize Offered in M and M Contest
A three year old pony, sleek white coat, thrives with Hy Hires and children. The pony loves kids, is gentle and healthy, a sponsor says. Prizes in the boys and girls class will be awarded February 14 to two youngsters with the most votes from labels.
GROCERS' COMBINATIONS NORTH SIDE IN MARIETTA GA
A historical listing shows multiple grocers and addresses on the north side in Marietta Georgia with names such as Charles Austin 9T Alexander Bt. W Garner 250 Mariet. St. and C J Kamper Grocery Co 819 L W Rogers' Stores, and many others on Peachtree and Gordon streets. It records the vendors and street locations under the Marietta GA area including Echola Co Pulliam St and Vine St.
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Wanes
Kate Bills
Spring Street
Walter Lengley
West Peachtree
L. Etheridge
Capitol Avenue
Pearl Morgan
North Boulevard
Mr Reisman
Irwin Street
E W Pate
East Pine Street
Leoner Rea
Walker Street
Helen Oxford
Central Avenue
W_ James
Wall Street
EL. Whitmire
Fast Harris Street
B. Grant
Juniper Street
N A Moore
Richardson
Louise Marbutt
Empire
Wyatt Wood
Angier Avenus
W J Stanton
South Pryor Street
G Grobb
Weachtree Place
H. C McDonald
A. W Feinstein
Glenn Street
Lucy Tidwell
Marietta_ street
Martha Mitchell
Weat Baker Street
Cora Candier
Nelson Street
S J Hay
Venable Street
Parker Hand
Ivy Street
H I. Funk
Holderness Street
Louise Toy
Grant Street
Gordon Sheats
Joe Johnson
Charles Yancey
Kirkwood
Harry Cohen
Courtland Street
Prank Seakbill
Pearl Street
Rh. N. Pierpont
Sinclair Avenue
Henry Coleman
Glenwood
Frank Pittard
Luckle Street
Mary Ratteree
Fort Mcpherson
Harry Williams
Davia Street
Edith Martin
Lucile Avenue
Bert Hammock
P. McGinley
Frank_E Cooper
Peachtree Street
H Dillard, Jr
Pulliam Street
H. H Kay
Charles Barrett
Norton Street
Oakland City
Charles E Duke
Stovall Street
W. Cc. McCord
Jimmie Tanner
East Thirteenth Street
Mra
C C Webb
Decatur Street
Misa Eunice Bailey
Clu
L. T. Stephens
W. W Bridges
Georgia Military Academy
J. T. Quinn
East
Hunter Street
W. B Stollard
Vassar Street
G. O Shepha
EB W. Brooks
Cooper St
Moore
Richardson St
Labels Good for Votes and Ten Votes per Cent Spent
Catalog of grocery and druggist labels offering votes per cent spent. Includes Stollwerck Cocoa and Gold Brand Chocolate labels, Pace tobacco tins, Red Rock and Blue Ribbon products, Hallmark wrappers, and numerous other brands with vote values from tens to thousands. Names brands, wrappers, cartons, and crown tops specify vote amounts.
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Stollwerck
Nave
Post ‘Tomnatoes
Pyles Pearline
Domino Rice
Waeshburn-Crosby Milling Co
Parte Thistle
Ralbank
Arrest House Blend
Denmeany
Bi Cle
Sam Brend
Bikes Kennesaw Biacalt
Graham Waters
Arcs Lemon Snapa
Acr
Black & Co
Csalmer
Rogers’ Firdmont
Piedmont
Blue Ribbon
Foulds
Crown
Hernsheim
Taylor Bros
Prige
Retdaville
Coca-Cola Gam
Lavex
Stollwerck Gold
Stolwerck Gold
Polmol Nye
Theyoral
Big Chief
Krom
Robinnaire Liquid
Robbinnatre
Robinnaire Liquid Deptntory
Hobinnaire Liquid Rouge
Robinnaire Natl Enamel
Red Rock
Webster
Hernshelm
Stars and Bees
Pride of
Reldaville
eca-Cola
Local Advertised Stores and Voting Information Card
A dense scanned listing of merchants across Atlanta and Georgia towns with shop names and addresses. Mentions voting with Burroughs adding machine and a contest manager contact for further information. Contains multiple businesses in retail, hardware, crockery, millinery, jewelry, druggists, and more.
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Nick Semisex
Billy Evans
Money TO Loan Jewelers
V. M. Lewis & CO
Peters Building
Bothe
Spalding
Boston
GA Hughes
J.D. Hughes
Slipa
Masten
Jewish Educational Alliance
Women's Missionary Society
Park Home
Ladies’ Aid Society
South Pryor “Street Presbyterian Church
Woodmen of the World
Tabernacle
Ladies’ Union Central Congregaional
Children’s Court School Fund
Becen Ae Loyal Order of Moose
Ladies' Auxiliary Typographical Union
West End
Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts of Atlanta
Warner Cone
Jeanette
Samurls
Billie Mount
Crumley Street
Rosteet
Marvin McDonald
Forrest Avenue
Samuel L. Adama, Jr
Bolton
Alfred Martin
West Fifth Street
Jessie Burton
Ormond Street
Edwin Burress
Culham Street
Carlisle Brooks
Cooper Street
Beatrice Jordan
Harold Turner
Tuckle Street
Frances Craven Parks
Phillip Hunt
Hill Street
Rosabelle Edison
Whitehall Street
Charles Knox
Oimwood Park
Ees
Frances Hardin
Sara Reed Hulmes
Joel Harris
Highland Avenue
Mildred Garwood
Park Avenue
Cyrug Troublefield
Edgewood Sindon
Fenton Cole
East Pointie
Sarah Louise Allison
Y Frank Bethea
Summit Avenue
Tommie Hobbs
Center Hill
Lee Wilke
Pryor Street
Theo Brown
Decatur
Issee Eugene Noyes
Hugh Dobbins
Ashby Street
Robert Bartley
Hamilton Street
Leonard B. Moore
Summitt Avenue
Harrold Morrison
Jones Avenue
Thela Parker
Crrw
Southern Shops
Keely Veces Ee
Whittier Mills
J M. High
Davison-Paxon- Stokes
Rice and Hutchins
Exposition
Inman Yards
Continental Gin
Piedmont Mills
Fulton Bag
Georgia Avenue
Westminster
St Phillips
Wesley Memorial
Martha Berry
Marietta
Wrount de Sales Academy
Bidney Lanier
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Rome
Boy Scouts
Gainesville
Candler Horse Guarda Women's Civic Club
World Bank
Athens
Griffin
Macon, Bibb Manufacturing Company
Igsma Dooly
Lindale
Riverside Military Academy
Athens, Athens High
Newna
Louise Hall
College Street
M J Green
Pace Peas
Ruth Adair
Trotter Street
Virginia Cohen
Cherokee Street
V. Burnett
Branen
Elis Murphy
Talmo
Ruth Parks
Hoschton
M'Carty
Becker
George Crocker
Mrs
South sIbu
L. W. Rogers’ Co
Kennington & Sons
Vine St
Marietta, GA
Macon, GA
Oglethorpe St
Randall Brothers
Acton
Jellico
Blue Gem
Anthraette
Farmace
Montgomery Theater
Horntree
Big Chief Metal Poliah
Furneis
Autobody Poliah
Esave
Burroughs
ME Books and Stationery
Cele Book Company
Whitehall
Whitehall S1
Hays
Grand Theater
Whrellas— Taylor Umbrella Mfg. Co
Whitehall St
Star Clothing Company
Cherry ‘Brunner Drug Company
Fourth St. St
Olarietta Book Store
Daniel Brothers, Jewelera
Alamo Theater
Cherry St
Leater-Clark Shoe Company
Cherry Bt Cubbedge-Redding Hardware Company
Third St
Flournoy & Vaughn, Jewelers
Second St
Max Morris
Cherry St. Herts
Majestic Theater
L Coal Manufacturing Company
Piedmont Drug Company
Druggiata
Gould-Scroggina Company
Harvey & 1 ¢ Furniture Co
Graham Pharmacy
Young Hamilton Jewelry Co
Bonita Theater
Clement Peacock Co
Phore
Allartz
Bell 5000