Columbus Five Downs Atlanta in Rough Indoor Clash
Columbus Young Men's Christian Association five defeated the Atlanta Athletic Club quintet 68 to 2 in a rough game on the local floor. The match featured 39 fouls and volatile officiating, with Columbus surging after a difficult first half to dominate in the second. Standout performances came from Kilcrease Massey and Peddy as Columbus rallied, while Atlanta relied on strong defense and guards Smith and Ramspeck.
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Columbus
Columbus Young Men's Christian Association
Atlanta Athletic Club
Atlanta
Forbes
Kilcrease
Eddy
Alm
Peddy
Massey
Fonty
Wilk
Dumird
Carter
Lewis
Dozier
Newman
Kilcreasy
F. Smith
O Dubard
Dozer
Weaver
Newman, Capt
G. Carter
Ramspeck
G. Smith
Gray
Klrven
Auburn Plays Three Georgia Teams in 1925 Schedule
Auburn Alabama January 4 Special The football schedule announced includes three Georgia opponents Mercer Florida not Georgia Clemson at Clemson Mercer at Auburn Georgia Tech at Atlanta Georgia at Auburn Vanderbilt at Birmingham Georgia at Auburn Also lists October 4 Mercer October 11 Florida October 18 Clemson October 26 Agricultural and Mechanical College of Mississippi November 1 Louisiana State University November 8 Georgia Tech November 15 Vanderbilt November Georgia
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Auburn
Ala
Georgia
Mercer
Tech
Florida
Clemson
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Mississippi
Birmingham
Louisiana State University
Mobile
Georgia Tech
Atlana
Vanderbilt
S. V D. Fraternity Triumphs Over Peacock Team
S V D Fraternity added another win by defeating Peacock 25 to 11 at AM A court. Webb and Callahan starred as SV D dominated from start to finish with a 13 point first half lead and a stronger second half surge. Peacock received solid play from Oliver and Lenny but SV D maintained the pace throughout the game.
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AM. A
Peacock
Jones
S. Webb
Peacock Boys
S. D
Feacock
Oliver
Lenny
SV. D
Callahan
Wits
Newcomer
Blodgett
Sams Edmondson
Tan
Jallahan
Cleveland Players to Go to New Orleans
The Cleveland American League club announced the release of three players to the New Orleans Southern leagues club. Outfielder Hendrix, gained from the New Orleans club last fall, joins Brenanen a Wisconsin league recruit and Bible a former Portland third baseman, in the Northwestern league team moves.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New Orleans
Hendrix
Mitchel Brenanen
Bosman Bible
Porland
Last Call for Funds by Tama Jim for Agriculture
Tama Jim made a final appeal before the House Agriculture Committee in Stington on January 4 urging increased appropriations to continue enforcing the pure food law. Secretary Wilson, retiring March 4, reported the department’s work, noting a 25 percent boost in efficiency and the shift of beef supply toward the south to aid southern farmers.
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Stington
New Boxing Rules Trigger Talk on Sam Langford McVey
The piece reviews past bouts, the Langford McVey 1909 title fight, and potential matchups. It notes McVey’s lost momentum after a controversial Australian win, Langford’s split with Joe Woodman, and plans to challenge Johnson. Also mentions Kearns, Davis, Willard, McCarty, Klaus, Papke, and McGoorty shaping the middleweight and heavyweight scene.
Ban Is Placed On Fitzpatrick In Indoor Championships
New York January 4 The national junior indoor championships of the Amateur Athletic Union were decided at the Twenty second regiment armory Irish American Athletic club led with 22 points New York Athlete club second with 20 Fitzpatrick president of the Southern association protested his disqualification for unfairness after being cautioned and removed from the one mile walk He plans to appeal to the national body The 12 pound shot put was won by L A Whitney of Dartmouth with 51 ft 9½ in Kilpatrick second Maxfield third Brickley fourth Devaney won the two mile title Homer Baker won the 1000 yard run and Barwise cleared 6 ft in the running high jump Emes won the standing high jump Lovell won the 60 yard high hurdles with Trenholm second Porter third
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Twenty-second Regiment Armory
Irish-American Athletic Club
Barry W. Fitzpatrick
Southern Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Fitzpatrick
John T. Norton
Fitz- Patrick
L A Whitney
Dartmouth
McDonald
Stockholm
J. Reed Kilpatrick
Yale
W. C. Maxfield
Mercersburg Academy
Charles E. Brickley
Harvard
Homer Baker
New York Athletic Club
M. A. Devanney
Archbald and Wife to Give Testimony
In Washington on January 4 the impeachment trial adjourned with only Judge Robert W. Archbald and his wife left to testify for the defense. Mrs Archbald was to discuss kinship with Henry W. Canner who financed their European trip in 1910. Charles P. Holden testified about buying a quarter share in the Katydid culm bank for 1750 in August 1912, part of the dumps case.
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Washington
Robert W. Archbald
Senate
Archbald
Archbald Lis
Barred From Farm Harris Shoots Self at Mills
Ollie Harris, watchman at Monarch cotton mills, attempted suicide this afternoon by firing a revolver, narrowly missing his heart. About fifty, with a good reputation, Harris wished to return to farm work, while his family did not. The shooting happened after the mill closed for Saturday half holiday. he is not expected to live through the night.
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Union, & C
Ollie Harris
Monarch Cotton Mills
Harris
McCarty Fights Palzer In Clear Ring Victory
McCarty, a determined youth, learns in the ring and defeats Jim Barry Al Keufman and Jim Flynn before meeting Palzer. The victory over Palzer is decisive in the first round. Palzer offers little resistance as McCarty presses with effort and perseverance, while Al’s 227 pounds hint at uneven form.
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McCarty
Jim Barry
al Keufman
Jim Flynn
Luther
Flynn
Palzer
Vanquishers of Champs Not Always TitlE Holders
New York reports show featherweight history with disputed titles. Sally Smith Dave Sullivan and Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan were champions by deed of victory but not always recognized by authorities. The period includes Dixon, Atell, Jordan, and Abe Sullivan with inconsistent claims and regaining bouts.
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Champs
Seven New Faces at Major Helms
Walter Marchand surveys spring training and the coming season across baseball's major leagues. He notes seven new managers across National and American leagues, speculation on ownership and star players, and outlines the reshuffling expected to redefine lineups and pennant hopes for 1913.
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Major Helms
A O Pearson Returns From Velie's School
A O Pearson chief mechanic and manager of Velie Motor Vehicle company service department at At addresses returned from Velie’s school. The item notes his completion and status within Velie Motor Vehicle Company.
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A. O. Pearson
Velie’s
A. ©. Pearson
The
Velie Motor Vehicle Company
Vella Motor Vehicle Company Holds Annual Mechanics School
Lantea Branch returned from Moline Til where he attended the Vella Motor Vehicle company's annual school of mechanics. The sessions draw Vella mechanics from across the country and are described as the largest private motor car school in the nation. More than 500 men attended the term just closed.
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Lantea
Moline
Til
Vella Motor Vehicle Company
Velle Mechanics
New Baseball Managers Set for Key Cities This Season
Mingham in Cleveland and other cities brace for fresh leadership as ex players Johnny Ever, Miller Huggins, Joe Tinker, and George Stallings take command. The Giants Pirates Cubs trio reshuffles with Huggins in St. Louis and Tinker guiding the Reds, while Stallings returns to Boston to helm the Braves.
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Boston
Braves
OLD DAYS BOXERS SURPASS THE NEW
By Jeff Thompson, New York, January 4 Special. Are today’s boxers the equals of those from a prior generation. The author argues old timers like Sullivan and Dempsey outclass many modern champions and recalls Sharkey vs Jeffries as a defining comparison.
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Jeff Thompson
New York
Teddy
Jon Coburn
Billy Edwards
Arthur Chambers
Paday Ryan
John I. Sullivan
Jack Dempsey
Jack McAuliffe
Willng
Tom Sharkey
Wiler
Kearns
Palmer
McCarty
Willard
Jeffries
Johnson
Coney Island
Bob Fitzimmona
Sharkey
George Siler
Brooklyn
Fitzimmongs
Sullivan
Heavy
Dempsey
Middie
McAuliffe
John L. Sullivan
John L
Dixie Limited to run between Chicago and Jacksonville announced
N C and St L Ry and W & ARR announce the Dixie Limited a Pullman train from Chicago to Jacksonville with through service from Chicago and St Louis to Palm Beach. Southbound departs Chicago 11 25 am St Louis 2 pm arrives Atlanta 9 26 am and Jacksonville 8 10 pm Northbound departs Jacksonville early morning arrives St Louis 2 50 pm and Chicago 7 02 pm. Includes club car drawing room sleeping cars observation and dining car plus a standard drawing room from Chicago to Palm Beach. An addition to Dixie Flyer offering first class double daily service Chicago St Louis and Atlanta Jacksonville. For reservations contact Atlanta agents.
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Wil O
Chicago
St Louis
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Louis
Palm Beach
Brooklyn Team Plans Augusta Camp and Spring Dates
New York reports President Charles H. Ebbett of the Brooklyn Nationals says the team will train in Augusta Georgia with reports due March 10. Exhibition games are slated in Richmond and Washington on April 2 and 3 before opening at Ebbett's Field against Newark on April 5.
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New York
Charles H. Ebbette
Brooklyn National League
Brooklyn
Augusta
Richmond
Washington
D. C
Ebbett’s
Brooklyn Grounds
Newark
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Australia
Joe Woodman
Jeannette
Bam
Joseph
Sambo
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Davis
Jeas Willard
Ike
Pinton
Luther McCarty
Big Willard
Jack “Twin" Sullivan
Buffalo
Weigut
Joes Willard
Billy Papke
Frank Klaus
Eddie McGoorty
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Klaus
Billy
Papke
Pittsburg
Ketchel
Los Angeles
Paizer
Carl Morris
Gotham
Jim Stewart
Jess Willard
Stewart
Luckie Street
Sally Smith
Dave Sullivan
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan
Smith
George Dixon
San Francisco
Dixon
Dave
Lenox Athletic Club
Attell
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Gorden
Satvan
Walter Marchand
Philadelphia Nationals
Frank Chance
Yankees
Roger Bresnahan
Ty Cobb
Joe Jackson
Rube Marquard
Mordecai Brown
Johnny Kling
Cy Young
Cincinnati
Harry Davis
Athletics
Naps
Connie Mack
George Stovall
Stovall
Ryan
Bunch
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Thea Laker‘s
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North Pryor St
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Mount Vernon
Mack
Harper
Echo Springs
Lewis 66
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Otters
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