Paradise Queen Triumphs In Fifth At Moncrief Park Racing
Jacksonville racing card at Moncrief Park features Paradise Queen winning the mile fifth race with Otilo a strong rival. Charlie Eastman’s TM Green burns up betting money, while Center Shot collapses as a non-contender. Odds and finishers detailed for all six races led by Paradise Queen and TM Green.
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Jacksonville
Fig
Moncrief Park
Paradise Queen
Otilo
McCarthy
O'Fain
Az Fitetonea
Z. M. Green
Chariie Eastman
Anddhis
T. M. Green
Holy Life
Bowera
Tallahassee
Howard
Nora Emma
Burns
Horizon
Alberto
Sid Hen
Sunny Wood
Fruitful
Wallonia
Mise Helene
Roll Up
Blanche
Eastern Star
Kentucky Rose
Delena
Grandissimo
Powers
Lou
Nicol
Miss’ Sly
Upton
Frank Purcell
Starover
Captain Gleve
K. Herndon
My Henry
Toe Rose
Even
Takahira
W. Willams
Sandpiper
Ganz
Endymion
Camel
Yournful
Cruthren
TM. Green
Davis
Charlie Eastman
Burra
Ural
Tenter Shotrai
Dile
O'Faln
Olle
Font
Scileawig
St. Joseph
Irrigator
Snowball
Enlist
Cowen
Pinte
Oberon
Harry Scott
Danger
Belleview
Birmingham trip postponed by club
The Atlanta Athletic Club basketball team trip to Birmingham Alabama, set for Saturday night, has been postponed until Saturday night February B. The move honors Manager A A Doonan whose father died yesterday.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Birmingham
Ala
A. A. Doonan
Bill Smith Back Among Old Friends at Home
Former Atlanta baseball manager Bill Smith returns to the city to reconnect with friends after a taxing pennant campaign. He plans to stay in Atlasta briefly before moving to Buffalo to head the Bison lineup. Also noted are a new pitcher signing, prize updates for aviators, and a Georgia postal news item.
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BY Smith
Atlanta Baseball
Atlasta
Buffalo T0
Bison
Mountain Lion and Lamb Box at Armory Hall Show
The Armory Hall bout on Mitchell Street featured Al Christengen defeating John Thomas in a short main event after two solid preliminaries. Thomas failed to impress, while Christengen appeared trained and fit as a large crowd packed the venue.
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Armory Hall
Mitchell Street
John Thomas
al Christengen
Jensen
Thomas
Tampa Bay track hosts four favorite wins at January meet
At Tampa January 11, four favorite horses captured purses, boosting track prices and signaling early improvement. Upset came when Pirate Diana fell to defeat in the last race as the association raised purses for next week. Races list outcomes with winners Vanadium Grace Kimball Canopian Acolin Jac Laxegn W. J. Winch and notable runners like Jupiter The Clown McAndrews Tom Dolan and Pirate Diana among others.
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Tampa
Fila
Tampa Bay
Layera
Diana
Uelling
Anna Smith
BP. Murphy
Vanadium
Glasner
Jupiter
T. Burna
al Bush
Ensley
Miss Paladin
Altar
Coon Alto
Yeiling
Grace Kimball
Davenport
McAndrews
Awarton
the Clown
Jackson
Conville
Alegra
Heth Goodwin
Alvige
Bob Ayres
Canopian
Cole
John
Alice
Autumn_ Girl
Mettis Beraud
AL Burton
Jac Laxegn
Brown
Alice Mack
Lang
J. C. Core
Joe Galtens
Sirs Catesby
Tom “Toohey
Ida Mayalauran
W._J. Winch
Gilbert
Pirote Diana
Fed Huspar
Thme
King’s Guinee
Judge Dundon
Madison Square
Joe Fallert
Tampa Entries for Today
The card lists six races with multiple entrants and reported weights or odds for horses such as Dollar Princess Ann Revere Gold Fish Blanche Ring and others across sprint to route distances. Notable entries include Magic Stone Saint Denalol Halifax and Brook Line with weights ranging from 59 to 114.
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Tampa
Dollar Princess
Ann Revere
Gold Fish
Blanche Ring
Colarta
Oracle
Magic Stone
Lady Helen
Temper
Cassia Argragkor
Chtrine Montour
Glysmic
Kith and Kin
St. Denalol
Tannie
Fundamental
Halifax
Billie
Edwin L
Delegtrome
Confessor
Nellie Burmese
Sisiberns
Gassowary
Otago
the Clown
Tras Boy
Rules Committee S LA A Meet Saturday
The rules committee of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association will meet at the Piedmont Hotel to discuss football rule changes and invite coaches from Vanderbilt, Sewanee, Auburn, and others. In the afternoon delegates will observe proposed changes at Teck park following Walter Camp suggestions.
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Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
W. L. Dudley
Vanderblit
W. M. Riggs
Clemson
John Morris
Georgia
Jr¢ary Phillips
Sewanee
George Butler
Augusta
Piedmont Hotel
Jackson
Mies
Southern
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
J. W. Helemen
Iteen
Dr. Pollard
Alahama
Mike Donahue
Auburn
Harris Cope
National Rules Committee
Teck Park
Walter Camp
F Yellow Jackets
Comiskey Returns Recruits to Chicago Team
President Shartes A Comiskey of the Chicago Americans announced that three players have been returned to the Des Moines Western League Club. The returning names include Manager End First Bateman Dwyer Catcher Kerner and Third Baseman Milabolt.
Grifath Meets Jack Robinson in Ten Round Bout
Dayton’s Billy Griffith and New York’s Jack Robinson set for a ten round boxing match at the Monroe Athletic Club in the Steiner-Emery Building on Viaduc Place Thursday night. Promoters promise a classy card with two strong preliminaries and top officials George Monroe and a capable referee in charge.
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Billy Griffith
Dayton
Ohio
Jack Robinson
New York City
Monroe Athletic Club
Steiner-Emery
Viaduc Place
Griffith
Don Riley
Tong
Oring
Joe Walcott
Suiler Burke
Jack Blackburn
Witte Lewis
Robinson
George Monroe
Ing
Wealthy Chicagoans wed in Jacksonville ceremony
Jacksonville Florida January 11 considerable stir in society circles as Mrs Jarvis Hunt and Horace E Cole both wealthy Chicagoans and divorced wed on January 7 in the county judge s office by a deputy. The couple reside in Riverside and Mrs Cole declines further comment.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jarvis Hunt
Horace E Cole
Dates Announced for Grand Circuit Races 1910
Detroit reports the Grand Circuit opens in Kalamazoo July 2 to 3, with Detroit August 17 to 25 and events in Cleveland Buffalo New York Readville Hartford Syracuse Columbus. New York city applied for membership and was accepted. Robert N. Newton of Wings Mont was named presiding judge for the season.
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Detroit
Kalamazoo
Mich
New York City
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Readville
Hartford
Syracuse
Columbus
Robert N. Newton
Wings, Mont
Lee Exercises at Boys High School on January 19 1919
Boys High School plans an event on January 19 1919 featuring talks on Robert E Lee by professors and students. The program includes lectures on the ancestry and life of Lee Lee in Mexican War service Lee as President of Washington College and other facets of his life.
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Lee
Election at Shady Dale Ga Mayor and Council Results
Shady Dale Ga January 11. The recent primary for mayor and councilmen produced results as follows. Mayor hon W D Wynn. Councilmen at large Henry Thompson Jake Thompson Wall Tucker W H Patterson and O C Banks.
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Shady Dale
Officer Turner Pink Slip Ends His Service
At a meeting of the Hoard of Police Commissioners Officer Willem Turner was discharged after intoxication charges. He admitted entering a Decatur street room on Christmas day and brandishing a pistol to force several negroes to dance. Other charges against Officers Posey and Pharr were dismissed for officers who shot and killed negros in December. Reports from Chief Jennings and Chief Sanford were favorably received. The board extended thanks to Commissioner Spratling as he retires, saying his service and fellowship were valued.
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Willem Turner
Turner
Decatur Street
D. B. Posney
W. ©. Tharr
Posey
Phatr
Jennings
Detectiveu Sanford
Cartes Mason
J. Spraiting
Spratling
Eastern Field Trials Open Second Derby Series at New Albany
Eastern field trials at Cotton Plant Preserve in New Albany Mississippi reached the second derby series today. Muddy conditions hindered dogs while Millionaire owned by A I M Manter of Jacksonville and Rhodanide owned by Frank Reilly of Philadelphia advanced after the first derby heat. Summit Rex owned by Gustave Paost of Milwaukee and Eugene M ran strong races for derby honors.
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New Albany
Miss
Paul F. Rainey
A. I M. Manter
Jacksonvile
Rhodanide
Frank Reilly
Philadelphia
Con
J. N. Holloway
Oklahoma
Summit Rex
Gustave Paost
Milwaukee
Prank Reilly
Eugene M
Near Beer Law Declared Valid by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld the 1908 near beer law, ruling its constitutional validity. John Carnwell challenged the measure in Richmond County Superior Court, but the court found no grounds to void it. The decision also supported Wil Rhodes's murder conviction and life sentence from Greene County Superior Court.
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John Carnwell
Comptroller
W. A. Wright
Carswell
Richmond County
Stork brings baby daughter to mounted officer Brannan
Short items note a baby girl for Charles H. Brannan the mounted officer, with congratulations from friends. Also reports judge Newman denying a motion for new trial in U S against L B McCrory Jr. other items include stockman Oscar Hay hospitalized with pneumonia and updates on local court cases and minor injuries.
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Stork
Charles H. Brannan
Mr. Brannan
Newman
United States District Court
United States
L. B. McCrory, Jr
The First Night and Salvation Nell at Atlanta Theaters
The First Night by George W. Hobart for Lilian Russell opens tonight and Thursday, a modern farce based on Der Halbe Dichter with Russell as a comic opera composer and Bell as her co star. Salvation Nell, with Mrs. Fiske, heads the Grand lineup Friday night and Saturday matinee, praised for its universal love story and dramatic depth. Cecil Spooner stars at the Lyric in The Life Terror with a full week’s engagement and a special Friday matinee featuring Nan the Good-for-Nothin and other one-acts. The Orpheum bill offers a varied act lineup including Steea and Carra, the Paul parrand trio, Hal Davis and Inez McCauley, trained animals, and Loney Haskell, with nightly and matinee performances.
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George W. Hobart
Lilian Russell
Bell
Lilan
Joan
Chainty Tittle
Cecil Spooner
Cursain Calle
Comedienne
Miss Spooner
Atlanta
Mins Spooner
Reece
Orpheum
Contin
Steea
Carra
Paul Parand
Hal Davia
Inez McCauley
Apdaic
Bears
Loney Haskell
New Chamber of Commerce Board Meets in Macon
Macon Georgia January 11 Special The new board of nineteen directors of the Macon Chamber of Commerce held its first meeting. The group discussed policies and new enterprises for the year with an enthusiastic session. President Emory Winship pledged to launch all new ventures on a working basis to ensure a complete year of success.
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Macon
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Frst
Ward Iain
Emory Winship
Basia
Macon Banks Elect Officers
Macon Ga January 11 Special Eugene W Stetson named president at Citizens National Bank as W C Stevens departs due to outside business J N Neal and D Clay Murphy named vice presidents B S Walker cashier and John Ross assistant R J Taylor and current officers reelected at American National 48 also reps reelected at Commercial National E Mallory president J J Cobo and Cecil Morgan named vice presidents P E N Lewis cashier Charles B Lewis promoted to vice president and cashier retiring president presented with emerald tribute in brief ceremony Cutters Search for Lighter Washington January 11 Four revenue cutters dispatched to locate steamer Mehtar Columbia missing since December 24 near Haiti master John Brooks crew of eleven
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Eugene W. Stetson
Citizens’ “National ” Bank
Cashiss
W. C. Stevens
D. Clay Murphy
B.S. Walker
John Ross
R. J. Taylor
American Naional
Commercial National
E. ¥. Mallory
J. J Cobo
Cecil Morgan
PE. N. Lewis
J. F. Heard
Fourth National
Charlca BB
Lewis
BK. EB. Willingham
Heard
Washington
New York
Twomel
Haitlang
John 3
Brooks
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Dick Jemison
A. A. C. Basketball
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Montgomery
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Kansas City
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Witert K. Ragan
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Reate
Waco
Rules Committee
S. LA. A
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Forsyth
Richard D. Stinson
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C. A. Wingfield
W. H. Hubbard
Normal and Industrial Institute
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Oscar Hay
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Hunnicutt
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Bourbon
Paul Fones&Co
Pan Jones
Small Grain Distilling CO
Main Street
Daniel
Inter
Daniel Mineral Water CO
Atlanta, GA
J. Thomas Gault
Austell Building
Woes
WM. M. Baird
Nidea
Counell
Georgia Railway
Jecrc
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Steel
Rentex
City of Atlante
Welly
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Asihy Screet
Hell Cod Avenue
Hugnicu Street
Luckle Street
Plum Street
Memphis Avenue
Crew Street
Avante Avenue
Pulliam Street
Lakasveaue
State OF Georgia
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L. Z Toster Eh Mee
Austin Et el Rupertor Court
Wic
Drake
Nasser
Avanta
Salt Court
George
Jude
Tal Court
Arnold Brofles
Nex
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