AAC Ready for Mercer in Stiff Basketball Bout
The Atlanta Athletic Club faces Mercer University in a third season game at the club gym. Mercer, boasting its strongest team since 1900s, features Moore at center, Bartlett and Milton at forwards, Henderson ready for a forward spot, Sparks at guard, and Poole at guard. ALC captain Doonanard Hugaon leads the locals with Atkinson at center and Post and Thornton in the backcourt, referee Houser of Macon and Joe Bean handling officiating duties as the Mercer band and dancing feature return.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Mercer University
Mercer
Baptists
al Hewnsworth
Atlanta
Dave Quarles
Pat’ Stovall
Moore
Georgia Military Academy
Bartlett
Milton
Henderson
Sparks
Macon Young Men's Christian Association
Poole
Doonanard Hugaon
South
Mercer Guards
Atkinson
Virginia Star
Man
Post
Columbia University
Thornton
Mr. Houser
Macon
Joe Bean
Ma- Tist College
Bean
Hog
Doonan
Bartlett Hudson
F. Henderson
Bijian Athleeon
Ce de Moore Post
Sparka Thornton
Judge Best Heads to Atlanta Soon
Mobile sends out thirteen contracts for next season from Mobile Alabama January 8 secretary of the Mobile baseball club Southern League announced the contracts for players including Jule Watson Henry Schuitz L. N. Hixon Lb. W. Torrey Fred Millier William Becker Joe Hoel land Joe H. Reba Z D. Wheat Leonard Cote Dante Shea and W C Hemrick all listed as players for the upcoming season.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile Baseball Club
Southern League
Jule Watson
Henry Schuitz
L. N. Hixon
W. Torrey
Fred Millier
William Becker
Joe Hoelland
Joe H. Reba
Z D. Wheat
Leonard Cote
Dante Shea
W.C. Hemrick
Montgomery 3D Beats Birmingham 39 22 in Snappy Tilt
In a brisk game witnessed by many spectators, the Montgomery basketball team of the Southern Senagui defeated Birmingham 39 to 22 in Montgomery Alabama on a January night.
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Montgomery 3D
Birmingham
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Senagui
Birmingham Tea
Yellow Jackets Defeat Mercer in Quiet Basketball Showdown
Tech basketball team defeated Mercer University 28 to 2 in a fast game at Cable Piano Company hall. Tech led 17 to 2 at halftime with strong performances from Dawson, Meyers, and captain Bartlett for Mercer. Final minutes saw Tech extend lead as Mercer showed improvement, while refereeing called few fouls and one free throw interference point awarded to Mercer.
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Cable Piano Company
Tech
Mercer University
Mercer
Mercer I
Dawson
Myers
Bartlett
Work
Bostwick
Meyers
Grinade
Sparks
Apt
Dawson (Ww
Henderson
Op Moore
Kelley
Harrin
Sparksatden
Coleman
Poole
Minnutér
Daonani
Hudson
Gironde
Foud
Frank Smith in New Role as World Title Challenger
Frank Smith of Pittsburg, a Chicago AL Club pitcher, says he is willing to meet Johnson for the world championship. He weighs about the same as the Negro champ and may throw a spit ball, though the claim is viewed as a joke rather than a serious challenge.
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Chicago
Frank Smith
Pittsburg
Johnson
Smith
Jeffries
Iswell Bowling Wins Championship At Atlanta Athletic Club
The Atlanta Athletic Club closed its annual bowling tournament with T. B. Fay taking individual honors. Fay posted a three game average of 193 totaling 585, including a high game of 244, followed by Fred Mashburn who led in average at 189. The event featured fifteen bowlers and awarded a ten pin ball as the championship prize.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
T. B. Fay
Fred Mashburn
Lumley Appointed Brooklyn's Manager
New York reports the appointment of Harry Lumley as manager of the Brooklyn baseball club in the National League. He succeeds Patsy Donovan in the role, announced today amid organizational changes within the club.
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New York
Harry Umsley
Brooklyn
Patsy Donovan
Santa Anita results spark mixed racing day
At Santa Anita Park in Los Angeles the Friday program featured six contested races. Winners included Five Curlings in the first race and Ed Ball in the second, with Enfield and Lord Stanhope among the other winners in the subsequent events.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Powers
Turnaway
Howard
Goasiperil
McGee
Timea
Taunt
Lachats
Tamara
Aunt Polly
Wogglebug
Albion H
Klimbeth F
Winterta
Slippery Rap
Welling
Ed Ball
Martin
Smiley Metzner
Butwelh
Hazel Thorpe
Mungrave
Tye Beach
Guiding Star
Antigo
Grey Owl
Rey del Mundo
Norfolk
Fedondo
Alra
Hud Embry
Alma Dufour
Page
Tima
Knizat
Ivanhoe
King of the Mist
Mine Himyasi
Stelango
Bucket Brigade
Netting
Day Star
Ligoro
Pal
Tol
Archibald
A. Maskogpy
Carthage
Jockey Mentry Crazed Death at Emeryville Race
Jockey Mentry on Trust narrowly escaped instant death after his horse stumbled near the finish line at Emeryville Oakland. Trust escaped unharmed as several horses followed closely. Races list includes results for first through sixth events with multiple names and times.
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Oakland
Cal
Emeryville
Mentry
Trust
Trafic
Goldstein
Jamelers
Miller
Miss Highland
Upton
Trois Temp
Tollhex
Erbet
Serenade
Yakima Belle
Hanpass
Ali John
Tipster
McCarthy
Wan
Mira Picnic
Fire
Lena Merle
Vendel
Radeem
Sania
Eddie Eks
Fulleta
Taplin
Paladdin
Useogh
Fanaliy
Cayenne Cora
Seavilley
Billy Mayer
Sullivan
Senator Beckham
Miss Mazenzon
Carmelina
Patricia R
Apt
Davis
xRose Cherry
Lady Hllareth
Cock Dress
Dixon Belle
Metlakua
Humpusal
Yellowstone
Dargin
Sid Siker
Ses Lad
Crystal Wave
Gaga
Gilbert Hose
Miss Troberts
Graham
xxUroos
Xk Che King
Prine Agtarias
Tourist Belle
Amelia Hunt
Penn
Saracinesca
xSpahn
Raleigh
Cuernavaca
Wake of Orleans
Ketchepinske
Native Sut
Daretogten
Wootma
Botanist
xAlcibades
Bly Pullman
Fred Bent
Nebulaska
xDainty Belte
Flying Dance
Sain Posat
Little Sis
Galindo
Bantyel
Twilight Queen
el Pivaro
Little Jane
Qlo- Bu
Jeffries Declines Return to Ring for Johnson Fight
Denver telegram from James J. Jeffries states he would not reenter the ring under any condition to fight Jack Johnson. He dismisses reports of a $100,000 offer from Mazuma, Ney., men and says the matter is disposed of for now.
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Denver
Colo
Sporting
Denver Times
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Mazuma, Ney
Johnson
Jeffries
Thunderbolt track notes from Savannah on January day
Savannah January 8 The Thunderbolt track drew a quiet crowd of about 800 as Bilas K O B won the first race and Beaterling the second in a stretch drive. Racquet faltered while Lucullus showed progress and Baby Wille was ridden hard. Malecon captured the fourth event and Youthful won the fifth with Whiskbroom disqualified for causing a jam at the turn. Attendance 800. Tracks results list five races with winners: Miss K Co B, Heatering, Racquet, Malecon, Youthful.
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Savannah
Thunderbolt Track
Bilas K. O. B
Jatrin
Beaterling
Polar Star
Racquet
Lucullaa
Baby Wille
Malecon
Apare
Whiskbroom
Miss K. Co. B
Tatra
Tia King
Panique
Olia
Lucullus
Baby Witte
Ora Bodduth
Arthur Bullwail
Gam Clay
W. G. Williams
Mme
Warm Underwear at Special Prices for Today's Shoppers
An old-time sale lists women's and children's Oneita Union Suits and fleeced garments priced from 50c to $1.75, with descriptions of sizes and wool content. Men and boys receive wool-mixed shirts, drawers, and outings, all offered as closeout quantities with emphasis on half-price values and limited availability.
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Wille
Collegians
Hower
Will
Judge Best
Itn
Lowell
Near
Frank
Bussay's
Iswell
Fay
Per
Ashton
Willams
Clarke
Tait
Merlinty
Mavis
Mashburn
Fuppoll
Lumley
Foundry St
Keiley Fuel Co
Santa Anita
Jockey Mentry
Fred Beel
New Orleans
Fred Beal
Wisconsin
Chrig Pierson
California
Richelieu
Regnar Price
Maen
Lisle Sox
Chamberlin~Johnson-DuBose Company
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