Ficht on Pools Will Be Pushed
Charlie Jones manager of the Ponce De Leon Commission Company surrendered after a grand jury indictment for maintaining a gaming house. He posted a cash bond of 8500 and was released. State solicitor C D Hill aims to close the commission if courts find law violations. The company claims no money changes hands and that bets are telegraphed to the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Jones
Ponce de Leon Commission Company
C. D. Hill
Commission Company
Court Exchange
Len G. Broughton
Supreme Court
Ascot Park results and mixed racing card wrap
Los Angeles January 8 reports Urbano and Orsine as only winning favorites at Ascot Park amid clear weather and fast track. Six furlongs sold winners Urbano Leal runner up Jungler. Golden Boy wins two stakes races and Orsina takes the sixth race. Also notes a German cruiser visit to Pensacola with a training squadron call on the Stein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Urbano
Orsine
Ascot Park
J Booker
Leal
Parretto
Jungler
Adama
Ural
Profitable
Lordan
Ping
Estada
Golden Boy
J. Booker
Gottileben
Kent
Redfern
Imdy Blair
Moonstone
Kilo TI
Absolute
Turtle
Lady Usk
Nora
Laocoon
Platonius
Prior
Discus
Johnson
Altrada
J Lewis
Dr. Worth
Obio Girl
Bassanto
Gold One
Frank Pearce
Seaforth
Albert Right
Mr Robinson
J. Lewis
J. W. Kirby
Buxton
Canejo
Schwarzwald
Ese Nogg Flamere
Stanser
Orsina
L. Spencer
Glennavis
Montana Peeress
Ascot
Slauson Course
Mack
Thisbe
Frierline
Galanthus
Gelfshi Girt
Mae Fieckno
Andrattys
Jim Gore
Evander
Chief Aloha
Wachusette
Madam Valmar
Woodchm
Peggy Mine
Hersain
Ella Owen
Bishop Posle
Aze- Nana
Count de Grammot
Major Hooker
Flourish
Rio Chico
Tommy Hill
Indian II
Limber Jim
Charawind
Poorlends
Santa Catalina
Anirad
Besman
Dupont
Warte Nicht
Mezzo
Princess Titania
Haviand
Golden Rule
Cloch d’Or
Rio Swannon
Henry Cliy Rice
Chub
el Cortesa
Susla Christian
Bill Curtis
Dargin
Pensacola
Fla
Stein
Dambrowski
Vege
Atlantic Training Squadron
Admiral Wise
Sin
Guantanamo
Wil
Germany
Good material on the diamond
Southern colleges show improved baseball prospects for the coming season. Tech has a solid coach guiding pitchers and hitters in the gym, with Ison and Woodward among returning players. Georgia will be led by Anderson with Dickinson coaching, while Clemson reloads under Litton and Maxwell. Alabama, Vanderbilt, and Sewanee also field strong material, promising competitive youth baseball across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplendia
North Carolina
Mercer
Tech Gymnasium
Ison
Woodward
Day
Poole
Maddox
Georgia
Anderson
Dickinson
Bower
Freischman
Strickland
Cox
Sullivan
Litton
Maxwell
Alabama
Isest
Stouch
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Picture of Club Wanted Indoor Baseball Team for Guide
National Indoor Baseball Association asks Georges Adair of the Atlanta Athletic Club to supply a picture and member names for the official guide. A meeting may be called to fulfill the request. a club photo from earlier may be used. The club, last year nearly city champions, plans a strong schedule including possible games with colleges and practice with Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Indoor Baseball Association
Georges Adair
Atlanta Athletic Club
Tt 1A
Athletic Club
Tech
Cottage Burned in Macon Causes Loss to Inhabitants
A defective flue caused the destruction of a two four-room cottage behind the McCaw Manufacturing plant in Macon Georgia. The property of Captain A T Holt was not insured and a total loss of about two thousand dollars is claimed. Occupants John Nolen and Calvin King lost or saved clothing and furniture with insurance details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
McCaw Manufacturing Company
A. T. Holt
John Nolen
Calvin King
Little Scout Wins Handicap at New Orleans Meet
In a card dominated by favorites Little Scout and Little Elkin led the way in a busy New Orleans program. The featured Jackson handicap of 1 mile 1 furlong netted $1,100 to the winner with Little Scout prevailing easily while Little Elkin set the early tempo on Sufferance. Weather cleared, track heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Little Scout
Luralighter
Little Elkin
Helling
Second Sight
W Hennessy
Cedar Rapids
Treubel
Ghata
Hyannis
Seagrave
Equity
Short Cake
Pleasant Memories
Sadia Burch
Lights Out
Hobson's Choice
Rankin
McIntyre
Lev Dorsey
Arden
Inspector Shea
H. L. Coleman
Marcos
Bur
W. Icke
Fuller
Ethics
Lee King
Jenkins
Howard Hale
McCafferty
Lou Woods
Higsins
Badger
Reckoner
Larry Wu
Ida Penzance
Russell Garth
Mile Lalaughter
Sea Shark
Rob
Mpoon
Phillips
Tyler
Louisville
Tioga
Annie Max
Sid Silver
tGo
Ebee
Cleona
Viperine
Friar Tuck
Lythelist
Isabella B. Stella Allen
Blaze Duchess
Garrett Wilson
Blaval
Oatrick
Palmist
Aminte
Zoe Goss
Boyndling
Golden Cottage
Dutiful
Scorpio
Algonquin
Harmakis
St Tammany
Arisbnne
Ascension
Handskerosa
Dan McKenna
Big Ben
Scotch Thistle
Shortcake
Falklend
Mad Mullah
King Croker
Ralinland
Royal Pirate
Baronet
Burca
Mauser
Beaucaire
McWilliams
Judge Cantril
Oakland Futurity Race Ends Closest Afternoon Finish
Favorites and strong horses won at Oakland with close finishes in the Futurity course events. Jetma led the first race, Clocking 1.11 1 2, while Clitton won the second race and Matt Hogan topped the third Futurity heat. Tom Slavin took the fourth race, Ananias the fifth, and Joe Lesser the sixth. Entries for a six-race card include numerous horses and riders across six events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Weather Cicac
Jetma
Larson
the Miller
J. T. Sheehan
Rustic Girl
Oliphant
Belle Read
Lady Kent
Amagra
Saul of Tarsus
Theron
Luck Bach
Clitton
Hildebrand
Velma Clark
Sugden
I. Martin
Prestolus
Bill Moore
Rea- Pirator
Pat Morrisey
Constable
Marlin
Antilee
Gelling
Matt Hogan
III
J | Bullman
Cousin Carrie
Kunz
Quiet
Hidebrand
Pickaway
Berenedos
Lurene
Saintly
My Surprise
Puredale
Tom Slavin
Garson
Optimo
Frank Woods
I'l
See
Sissen Vine
Lapidus
Milas
McGyle
Dotterel
Achilles
Donator
G. W. Tryahern
Ananias
Coroner Kelly
Northwest
Bombardier
Miss Betty
Harbor
Joe Lesser
Martin
Gorgolette
King
Chickadee
McGrathiana Prince
Grafter
Ohagan
Rinala
Abbey Stead
Snark
Blue Ash
Leash
Tamm
Rica
Eithel Abbott
Reno "Bell
Priest- Like
Toa
Prestano
Laura F. M
Ripper
John Boggs
Water Tower
Gibraltar
Standing Jump For This Month
Owing to December weather many children were indoors and no December report on athletic tests was issued. Dr Theodore Toepel notes little honest work but will have standing high jump as January test. Tests began at school year start, attracting interest. only top boys in each school compete, with monthly averages read at normal class meetings.
Montgomery Handicap Nominations Announced at Memphis
Secretary MacFarlan lists eighty eight entrants for the Montgomery handicap at Montgomery Park, a spring feature worth four thousand dollars with a silver cup. Weights due February six and final declarations by February twenty. Numerous horses named include Highball Witful Claude Injunction and many more in the 1 1/16 mile race opening March twenty six. Mosley's Lemon Elixir advertised as the best laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
MacFarlan
Memphis Jockey Club
Montgomery
Clifford
Modesty
Riley
Hypocrite
Balpable
Ordnung
McChesney
Highball
Witful
Claude
Safety Light
Rockaway
Capsine
Mc-Gee
Lucien Appleby
Imp
Rate
Hargle
Haviland
Precious Stone
Rian
Orfeo Little Scout
Dan McKenna
Aladdin
Sailor Knot
By Ways
Delegon
Patheen
Henry McDaniel
Top Soil
Favonius
Telamon
Burleigh
Early
Flo Bob
Glenwater
Otis
the Conqueror II
Deuthland
Hetzel
Ancke
the Giver
Dondage
Rankin
FaloInian
Buzsah
Action
South Breeze
Buster
Dam Bo
Hippaqua
Gillain
Laurater
Captain Arnold
Westing Belle
J. P. Mayberry
Ascension
Rainand
Rooster
Pompino
de Resake
Long Shot
Imp. Martinmas
Ball Hornet
Flying Torpedo
Montpelier
Banter
Corndute
Judge Cantren
Handa Across
Wax Taper
Rampo
Dan Lee
Woolsack
Urchin
St. Tammany
Volney
Ingulaitive Girl
State Gossips From Capitol Corridors and Local Affairs
State funds to Georgia Building efforts in St Louis receive $250,000 plus county and private subscriptions led by Glynn County. W B Merritt announces 40 percent of 1903 school funds will be paid the week of January 18, with $500,000 to $600,000 disbursed and checks pending. Requisition paper recalls old 1902 case of Colgar sought in Clarke County for forgery. new requisition issued after Colgar’s arrest in Richmond, Virginia. Tribute notes Henry Strickland, long-time porter for Colonel Stevens, died January 7 1904. steadfast service praised. Merchants Bank charter in Augusta applied for by H H Cummings and others with $50,000 capital.
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St Louis
C. B Stevens
Glynn County
W. E Kay
Brunswick
W BR Merritt
Merritt
Atlanta
B. M. Blackburn
C. H. Brand
Western Circuit
A . Colgar, Jr
Clarke County
Washineton
Colonel Brand
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Georgia
Washington
Colgar
Brand
Terrell
Richmond
Virginia
Colgarta
Bank of the State University At
Athens
O. B Stevens
Agricultural Department
Henry Strickland
Stevens
R. F Wright
Darky
Georgia Agricultural Department
Colonel Lofton
O .B. Stevens
Georgia Department of Agriculture
Lofton
Colonel Stevens
Merchants’ Bank
Augusta
Phil Cook
H. H Cummings
Summerville
Georgi 3
Murphy
Maurice Walton
W J. Hollingsworth
W O H Barrett
J. W. Levy
J E Tarver
A S. Hatch
C. T Pond
P H Rice
William Nixon
E. W. Herman
Marvelous voice cure described in patent pill claim
An advertisement extols Javen Pills as revitalizing and rejuvenating. It promises a powerful effect, stating the medicine has more vigor than any before. Sent post paid in a plain package by Hood's Sarsaparilla of Lowell Massachusetts, the originators and proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Gripxaators
Hood
Sarsaparilla
Lowell
Mass
Convict Guard Connie J Moore Missing in Georgia
Connie J Moore, a 22 year old convict guard at Baxter & Company’s Fargo camp in Georgia, disappeared after writing home December 20 to return for Christmas. Searches found no trace. family suspects accident or murder. Parents and neighbors in Berrien County, aided by M Bhan and J L Allen, continue to seek clues with Moore’s disappearance dating from December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Connie J. Moore
Hay's Mill
Berrien County
Baxter & Company
Fargo
al Fargo
Young Moore
M. B
Tech to Play at Brisbane Park in Spring Schedule
Tech plans spring practice and a packed schedule at Brisbane park with top southern teams visiting Atlanta. Manager Mayes aims to draw fans, arranging games against Georgia Mercer Alabama Clemson Sewanee Vanderbilt and Cumberland while noting New York Americans will practice at MPiedman park. A separate item reports Sam Veal's home burned near Rome, with $2000 loss partially insured and tramps suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Brisbane Park
Maniager Powell
Mpiedman Park
Ths
New York Americans
Mayes
College Bascals
Georgia
Mercer
Alabama
Clemson
Town College
Kentucky
Sewanee
Vanderbilt
Furman
Auburn
Cumberland
Atlanta
Gurner
Patent Medicines At The Smallest Price In Town
A newspaper list advertises patent medicines and health products with prices for Scott's Emulsion Liquid Peptonoids Jodo Peptonoids Barry's Tricopherous Peruna Benson's Plasters Laxative Bromo Quinine Swamp Root Mustang Liniment Bull's Cough Syrup Wampole Cod Liver Oil Wampole Antiseptic Maltine Brown's Bronchial Trachaer Allcock's Porous Plasters and related items, urging readers to buy now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull
Wampole
Brown
Allcock
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FICHT
Ponce de Leon Commission Co
Charley Jones
Bond
Robinson
Dr. King
Jackson Front
Lura
Aight
Caterpillar
King Hardware CO
Atlanta, GA
POR Montgomery Handicap
Connie Moore
Brisbane
Tech Management
Park
Sam Veal
Rome
Simeal
Broad and
Marietta Streets
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