Boxing Card Promises Notable Wales Whitney Bout in Atlanta
Boxing card arranged by Castro marks city boxing return at Auditorium Armory. Freddie Welsh, lightweight champion of England and holder of the Lord Lonsdale belt, meets Frank Whitney in the main bout while Kid Brooks faces Kid Superior in an eye opener. Semi and prelim bouts feature Young, Sullivan, Payne, Snider, Britt and Byer Pries. Tickets at Shepherd’s Sesar Store on Edgemood Avenue and North Pryor Street.
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Freddie Welsh
England
Australia
Lord Lonsdale
Chamdushin
Frank Whitney
Atlanta
Whitney
Kid Brooks
Kid Superior
Kid Young
Snider
Britt
Byer Pries
Castro
Kid Superbr Ang
Mary” Payne
Snidier Hoe
Id Young
Jack Sullivan
Bothi
Sul- Uvan
Shepherd's Sesar
Edgemood Avenue
Nomh Pryor
Sevares I
Milledgeville Golf Course Is Improved
Milledgeville Ga January 3 The golf links here McLellan Jinks have been improved and lengthened by about 2000 yards total. Enthusiasm grows among local men with many players becoming expert since the links opened last year. The course lies within the city limits and convenience boosts participation.
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Milledgeville
Yankees Sign Brown Semi-Pro Twirler
Lynn Brown a Buffalo semi professional pitcher signed a contract with the Yankees. He is a right hander noted for speed and control. Charles Barrett of the Americans arrived from Glendora to assist. Frank Chance, manager, plans to combine regulars and recruits in March at Houston Texas.
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Lynn Brown
Buffalo
Rigdace
Chance
Houston
Texas
Auburn quint will play here Saturday
The Auburn-Quint basketball team from the Alabama Polytechnic Institute will face the Atlanta Athletic Club at the club’s gym on Auburn Avenue Saturday night in the fifth basketball game of the season.
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Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Atlanta Athletic Clay
Auburn Avenue
Long Auto Race Revival At Isle Of Man Next June
Twenty three cars entered for the revival of the tourist trophy auto race to be held on the Isle of Mann in June. The two day event covers six hundred miles. The previous race was in 1968. Eleventh annual Bonet Galf golf tournament begins at Pinehurst Country Club today in Pinehurst North Carolina. The event attracts entries from across the country with prizes for multiple flights.
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New York
Isle of Mann
Pinehurst Country Club
Pinehurst
N. C
Maroons 1921 Football Schedule Released
Chicago announces the 1921 schedule for Coach Stage’s Maroons. The list includes games against Indiana at Chicago October 10, Northwestern at Chicago October 24, Wisconsin at Chicago November 14, Minnesota at Chicago November 21, Purdue at Chicago October 22, Illinois at Champaign October 14, and Wisconsin at Madison.
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Maroons
Indiana
Northwestern
Chivage
Purdue
Wisconsin
Tilizon
Champaign
Minnesota
Wrestling Swindle Thwarted by Police in Cleveland
Police say they halted a $19,000 confidence game and related schemes planned by five well dressed men arrested in a Canton hotel. The capture included a blackboard with Juarez horse names, a bookmakers desk, dummy telegraph instrument ring forms, and fake wrestling match agreements for a $10,000 bet. Identification of the men is pending.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Caentown
Juarez
Roy Hartsell May Manage Denver
Roy Hartsell, the fiery man of the New York Americans, is likely to go to the Denver Western league as manager according to local baseball circles. Denver owner McGill favors Hartsel, and Hartsel plans to visit Yankees manager Frank Chance to arrange a deal.
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Franke Chance
Yankees
Vialitorsia
Knabe to Manage Baltimore Federals
Otto Knabe, Phillies second baseman, signed a three year contract to manage the Baltimore Federal league club. He reportedly receives about 25 000 in bonus and salary for the period. National League officials express regret and note Knabe will get 50 000 for three years, with comparisons to Joe Tucker. Philadelphia representative Neal says surprise and that Knabe was to meet President Baker.
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Philadelphia
J Knabe
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Federal League
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FIELD TRIALS OPEN AT GRAND WIGHTON TENN
The United States Field Crisis meet opened in Grand Wighton Tennessee with 25 starters in the all age stake. Attendance is good with many visitors. Six of thirteen races were run this morning and results won’t be clear until late Tuesday. Judges are Major Thomas Wend Jackson Tennessee Dr N S Atkin St Louis and Charles E Pierson Terre Haute Ind.
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Tenn
United States
El Paso Horse Sets Record at Juarez Track
Iron Mask set a new world best for six furlongs at Juarez Race Track in El Paso on January yesterday with a 1:09 3-5 in a match race against Fanzereta. He surpassed the former record of 1:16 4-5.
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Texas
Iron Mask
Fanzereta
Prize Winners Expenses Paid at Atlanta Club Show
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce announced prize winners from a boys club show held in Atlanta in December. Winners from Georgia towns received prize money and two weeks of study at the State College of Agriculture, with profits listed per contestant and plans to extend the corn show to other crops next year.
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Atlanta
State College of Agriculture
Tom Ikinsen
LaGrange Ga
Jesse Borders
LaGrange
Jon Blankinship
Douglasville
Glynn York
Rockmart
Horace Dobson
Silly Fay Ttundall
Blea
Raymore Brown
Wedartown
Prince Rows
Carrollton
Notre Dame to Play Indians in November 1914 Card
The 1914 Notre Dame football schedule opens with a game against the Indians in Chicago on November 14. This marks Notre Dame’s first announced duty for the season as listed in the early card.
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Notre Dame
Chicago
Carpentier Plans Australian Tour During Easter Week
Georges Carpentier the French boxer has accepted terms for an Australian tour and will appear in Sydney during Easter week if a suitable opponent is found for a twenty round bout.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
Sydney
Billiard Champion to Defend Title in London Tourney
New York January 3 Melbourne Inman, the English billiard champion, will defend his title in March by meeting the winner of an elimination tournament held in London. The contestants are Gray, Reece, Stevenson and Inman.
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Melbourne
Inman
London
Gray
Reece
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Fencing Tea Hosts Planned by Washington Megrers Club
The Washington Megrers club and wives plan fencing tea bouts with outside teams, inviting navy fencers first. Hostesses include Lady Spring-Rive, wife of the British ambassador, and Mrs Ten ry Breckinridge, wife of the assistant secretary of war, as events begin in 1914 sporting year. Also noted are WR Andrews 1914 Sporting Annual and a Detroit roller skating championship set for March 12 to 33.
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Aerrmann Heads Commission at Cincinnati Meeting
Cincinnati, Ohio January 1 The National Baseball Commission and minors committee prepare a united front as players present a case tomorrow Open session expected with four disputed demands unlikely to cause friction Major issues include ten day release notice and reserve rights The report notes Federal League tensions and calls for lawful competition under national agreement policies.
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Leary
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Round the World Tours advertised in old agency copy
An OCR fragment advertises round the world trips for travelers over 65 with routes to Egypt India China Japan Manila Australia Africa and the Americas. It mentions independent tours in Europe and Cunard Tours, with a New York office listing and local agents.
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India
China
Japan
Manila
Australia
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South Africa
Ganth
Dobbs Named Manager of New Orleans Baseball Club
New Orleans January Heinemann secretary of the New Orleans Baseball club was elected president secretary at today’s stockholders meeting. John Dobbs formerly with the Montgomery team was chosen manager of the local club. Salmon was elected vice president and Jana C Bonnet treasurer. Heinemann said he telegraphed Dobbs to come to the city immediately to take charge of the roster for next season. players list to be announced after arrival.
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Brunswick Countess Makes Good Showing at Trial
Grand Junction Tenn hosts the 61st United States Field Trial Club all age stake with 16 dogs in today’s heats and nine more tomorrow morning. Adverse weather of cold wind snow did not stop the dogs from racing well and finding about 25 coveys. Notable entries include John Proctor owned by A. L. Curtis Belton Texas and Brunswick Countess entered by K. Brown Brunswick Ga, both delivering strong performances.
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Tenn
United States
John Proctor
A. le Curtis
Belton
Texas
Brunswick Conntass
K. & Brown
Brunswick
Wilson Collins Federal Club Bids Involve Star Player
Washville Tenn January 6 Wilse Collins former Vanderbilt football and baseball star now with the Ross ton National League club announced he had been offered a contract by the St Louis Federal league club and was considering signing He attends Vanderblit law school Collins was farmed to Buffalo at end of last season by Wyston EL
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Wilse Collins
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St. Louis
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Vans Derblit Law School
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Buffalo
Wyston
Kilbane defeats Moy in fifth round boxing match
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland, featherweight champion, knocked out Eddie Moy of Allentown in the fifth round of a scheduled six round bout in Philadelphia. Moy fought gamely, weighed 126 pounds.
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Johnny Kilbane
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Tddie Moy
Allentown
Moy
Hoth Boy
Battling Levinsky Loses to McAllister in Ten-Round Bout
New York report says Battling Levinsky weighed 162 pounds and was outpointed by Bob McAllister of California in a ten round boxing match tonight. Both fighters weighed 162 pounds.
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Bob McAllisten
California
Battling Levinsky
Herg
After Girl's Death Court Finds for Her
New York reports that Missy Florence H. Schenck died at her father’s Norfolk Virginia home. The New York Supreme Court allowed her to press a suit against Charles F. Wilson for damages claiming he induced her to marry under false promises and that he already had a wife. The court ruled the case could go to trial before a jury.
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Missy Florence H. Schenck
Norfalk
Supreme Court
Charles F. Wilson
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Ameri
Alfred Vanderbilt
London
England
Court Today
Hart at Polo Leads to Lieutenant Armstrong Injuries
Lieutenant Eugene W. Armstrong of the Thirteenth Cavalry was fatally injured in a polo match at Washington Park Sunday afternoon. He was thrown in a collision, suffering a fractured skull. Five doctors agreed surgery could not save him. A Pennsylvanian and West Point 1904 graduate from El Paso Texas, Armstrong was among the army's top polo players.
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Eugene WV. Armstrong
Thirteenth Cavalry
Washington Park
Armstrong
Army
Pennsylvania
West Point
el Paso
Texas
Trap Shooter Dead in Newburyport Massachusetts
Newburyport Massachusetts January A J Cushing Todd once national champion trap shooter and former title holder in this area has died at age 41.
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J. Cushing Todd
Rail Tracks Destroyed But Quickly Replaced After Collision
Nashville area railway incident disrupts city streets as roadbed damage and wrecked tracks require immediate repairs. Authorities report fatalities and injuries with coroner and police investigations underway. Name mentions include Memphis and Cleveland, with ongoing hearings and responses from city officials.
Strong Arm Squad to Make Streets Safe
Fragmented text describes a push by a police commissioner and mayor to form a strong arm squad to curb crime. Mentions arrests, convictions, and police leadership changes, with references to a city and officials. Details are garbled but imply a city crackdown plan and governance actions.
Unclear ad promoting kidney cleansing and salt remedies
An OCR fragment markets kidney flushing at home using Jad Salts and lemon or acids, claiming it cleanses the urinary tract and boosts kidney power. It urges high water intake and repeated use, noting the approach is inexpensive and safe, though tone is promotional and unverified.
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Aoid
Wikter
Hotel Breslin Promises Value and Homey Comforts
The advertisement touts the Hotel Breslin on Broadway at 29th Street as a modern fireproof, homelike New York stopping place offering personal service and reasonable rates. The Dixie Dining Room and Indian Chef highlight refined patronage and hospitality, making the hotel feel more like a home than an institution.
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29Th St
New York
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