Four Winners Ridden By Obert At Moncrief Park
Jacksonville Florida horse meet highlights Obert rode four winners on Haslet Robin Grey Sinfran Toll Box and Earl's Court with strong betting notes. First race Hadlet 6 to 3 won. Robin Grey 11 to 1 caused surprise. Sixth race Olle 3 to 2 won as Oberon placed second.
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Maddox's Bowlers Clinch Third Straight Victory
Cone Maddox's bowling squad defeated Mush buen's Atlanta Athletic Club team last night securing three wins in a row and six straight overall. Maddox led with the high three game score as Mashburn was absent and the club's steadiness carried the performance.
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Battling Nelson to Fight Wolgast in 46 Rounds
San Francisco reports Battling Nelson lightweight champion and Ad Wolgast were matched by Sia Hester of Mission Athletic Club to fight February 22 in a new San Mateo county arena. Wolgast accepted telegraph offer of 3750, Nelson’s share 520,000. articles signed, referee to be chosen fifteen days before the bout.
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Joy Miller Cited by Michigan Faculty in 1909 Discipline Case
Ann Arbor January 6 At a meeting of the engineering faculty to consider J Joy Miller of Detroit the University of Michigan football star who was ruled ineligible for the 1909 team a letter was drafted asking him to appear before the faculty tomorrow to show cause why he should not receive discipline or dismissal Pending details suggest possible dismissal or suspension in this campus athletics affair
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Two Famous Marathon Runners Meet in San Francisco
In San Francisco a highly anticipated race on January 19 will pit Johnny Hayes, Olympic marathon winner, against Dorando Platro, Italian long distance champion. Hayes has sharpened form on the coast, while Platro trains hard after a London setback.
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Preacher speaks on prize fight and Johnson Johnson
Spokane editorials quote Rev. Dr. W. J. Hindley condemning prize fighting for its racial element. He favors Jeffries but rejects meeting a black man, while praising baseball for breaking color lines. Hindley predicts a Johnson victory based on vanity and perceived courage gaps.
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Mike Finn Buys Waterbury Club in Connecticut League
M J Finn of Little Rock Arkansas today bought a controlling interest in the Waterbury baseball club of the Connecticut League. The transaction places Finn as principal owner and indicates new management for the team in the starched era of regional baseball.
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Weather halts Eastern Field Trial Club event
A severe northwest wind and cutting mist stopped full continuation of the Eastern Field Trial Club’s all-age stake at Cotton Plant. Trials began Tuesday with Paul J. Rainey noted. Weather to moderate tonight, but today’s program was not completed as planned.
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Paradoxical Wonder Beates Smatal in a Mysterious Tale
A fragmentary note from Baltimore America hints at a paradoxical wonder. It questions why a marvel is viewed as a battle and references a puzzling phrase about a writer or thinker named Smatal, leaving the true meaning unclear.
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Birmingham A C Meets Atlanta A C Again Tonight
Tomorrow night at the Atlanta Athletic Club the Birmingham Athletic Club and the Atlanta Athletic Club collide in a long standing rivalry. Both institutions have faced each other since their leagues began, with neither side ever yielding supremacy.
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Vanderbilt Looms as Rival Teams Duel on Opponent’s Floor
The two teams are evenly matched this year, each scoring the same against Vanderbilt, though both look to be in improving form. The local club five, while not at peak, shows progress in practice led by Dai, and aims to meet Birmingham’s challenge with solid play. A victory ceremony will follow the game.
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Draw Between Mike Dasher and Knockem Ends In Standoff
In a wet cold night at the Memph Athletic Club, Mike Dasher of Savannah and milkman Joe Knockem of Atlanta fought a hard 10 rounds, each scoring and trading blows, before a draw decided by referee George Morton. Preliminary bouts saw Kid Hector out Gardner and Greek Eddie Kelly stop Kid Sears.
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Rules Committee to Meet in Atlanta Discuss Changes
January 6 report states Dr Williams Thidley announces the Southern Intercollegiate Association rules committee will convene in Atlanta after a meeting at Oxford Mississippi. The body, led by the president, will hear proposed changes and forward findings to the Intercollegiate Athletic Association in New York soon. Prominent southern coaches including Helenian Tach McGugin Donahue Pollard Stauffer Black and Williams have been invited to participate.
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Herrmann Opposed To Syndicate Ball At Meeting
August Hermann, chairman of the National Baseball Commission, led a statement against syndicate baseball at the commission’s annual meeting. The event featured the first public appearance of Thomas J. Lynch as a NL committee member. A Waco Club payment deadline and a California League reinstatement issue were also discussed.
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Montgomery young men defeat Birmingham YMCA 41 to 9
In a Southern League basketball game Montgomery YMCA trounced Birmingham YMCA 41 to 9. Seam trims and early dominance helped Montgomery pull away, with key plays and steady defense securing the decisive victory.
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Athens Baseball Field Rounding Into Shape
Work on the University of Georgia new hall park continues with 40 workers and five teams building a large athletic field. Professor C. M. Strahan says finish is on time and level. Young Men’s Christian Association hall construction starts now and should be ready by September. athletes will practice on the ferry field until then. Stallings' team to visit in March for six weeks of practice games.
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Tremendous Tampa Racers Shine as Favorites Triumph
At Tampa on January six three favorites and two heavily played seconds rewarded the talent today. Louize B. upset by Lady Lowla in the seven furlong race. Races featured six heats with Warner Grienell and Alvise among notable winners. Also Philadelphia Phillies to release Kid Gleason from managerial duties.
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City Families Die Out in Urban Migration Study
Ammon studies small city populations Carlsruhe and Eretberg to show city born residents decline from 100 percent to 39 and 15 percent over one to two generations. He cites rural movers to cities as nearly dying out within two generations and notes about half of German city inhabitants are rural immigrants, urging urban renewal.
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Yearns for the Unattainable from The New York Sun
A society woman laments servants and simple favors she cannot obtain. She recalls wanting griddie cakes but finds the kitchen overstaffed and the butter unhelpful as the cakes arrive tough and cold.
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Humorist notes Rockefeller stance on university position
A brief item from the Southriffe Courier Journal hints at John D. Rockefeller possibly declining a role at a university. The remark suggests Rockefeller may avoid a position that could trigger further eccentric professor reactions.
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