Tulane Meets Tech Tonight in Basketball Showdown
Tulane University faces Georgia Tech in Atlanta tonight with both teams eager after recent wins. Captain Mouyera of Tech warns against overconfidence as coach and players anticipate a hard-fought contest. An orchestra will perform before and after the game and an intermission will follow, with admission set at the arena.
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Temtgat
Tem
Snall
C'Aldck
Tulane University
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta
Allenta Athletic Club
Yellow Jackets
Tech
Mercer
Aya
Mouyera
Weill
BO Tenta
Posliten
Lane
Bradburn
Treveja Walmsley
Johnson to Fight Langford in London on May 24
New York reports the National Sporting Club of London signed Jack Johnson to fight Bam Langford on May 24, Queen’s Birthday, in London. The match is set for twenty rounds with a $20,000 purse, per a cablegram from A. F. Robinson, matchmaker of the London club.
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New York
Natonal Sporting Club of
London
Jack Johnson
Bam Langford
Thia City
A. F. Roattinson
SANTA ANITA RACING RESULTS C Features Multiple Races
At Santa Anita January 15, results across seven furlong and shorter races show winners including Dr. Holz perg and Austy, Agnes in early sprints with odds and times noted. Monvina and Wise Chita headlined the mid card, with Belle of Iroquois and Dille delivering other notable finishes amid varying purses and field sizes.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ianiary
Sumentirien
Yiabt
Dr. Holzperg
Powers
Lawton Wiggins
Archibald
Howard
Bizabeth Harwood
J. Hy Reed
Mite
Austy
Agnes
Page
Carthage
C. Clem
Rubric
Furionga
Monvina
Fage
Taunt
We Powers
Vivant
Clarey
Teddercreat
Jose
Columbia
Stipperry
Gosmsiper II
AdeTert Hell
Micabeth F
Miss Fairbanks
Eether M
Tarore
Dille
Bucket Brigade
Archinaldy
Henry
St. Kilda
Wise Chita
Orcagna
Yorks
Galves
Butwall
Desmond
Hyron
Aettien
Ponca City Ball Park Grand Stand To Wear New Dress
ThePonca di Leon baseball park grand stand will be painted anew before the 1909 season opens in April. President Heisman has invited bids from city contractors and work will start once a bid is accepted. A new club house for the Cincinnati players is planned east of the Atlanta club house with lockers and showers.
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Ponca di Leon
Heisman
Cink Tifinall
Griffith
Smith
Atlanta
Reds
Attell Retains Featherweight Title In Ten Round Knockout
Champion Abe Attell retains his world featherweight title by stopping Freddie Weeks in the 10th round at the Goldfield Athletic Club. Weeks fought gamely but could not threaten the champion, who landed solid blows from the start and finished with a decisive finish. Referee Eddie Graney officiated a clean bout as Attell dominated throughout and maintained his 122-pound limit.
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Wow Randily
Gokitielé
Nev
Abe Atetell
Freddie Weeks
Goldfield Athlatic Club
Weseke
Xocemeary
Eddie Graney
San Francisco
Hoth
Attell
Emeryville Track Upset Shocks Crowd in Sloppy Conditions
Madman Was plunges to a surprise victory at Emeryville as Bubbling Water leads the front pack before fading in the final sixteenths. The day features six races with wide fields, heavy footing, and odds on favorites like First Race winner Three Through Bornoy Rezon and Chamberlain handicap winner Bubbling Water.
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Oakland
Cal
Cherign Grten
Emeryville
Bornoy Rezon
Treogh
Georys N. Raddie
Notter
Kaldip Eke
Butler
Wedona
Modriah King
Mart
A. M. Grown
Faneul Hall
Semper Fidelis
Harry Hogers
Lochpager
Cull Holland
Bmning Jeck
Hace Attic
Palling
Charlois -Green
Walsh
Ord Remington
General Haley
Gene Mumsell
Pan de Oro
Beechwood
Manpusaland
Warmer Gilawell
Chamberlain
Devecchy
Madman
Lib T Walsh
Little Bane
Russell
Power
del -Crussder
Firth
Mila
VanDusen
Mendon
C. Miller
Mitra Wanicn Yell
Cambysga
Boloman
Beirtenes
My Pal
Jatorto
Phil
Igoo
Bekersall
Gallinig
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Byron
Arasee
Keogh
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Scoville
Keap
el Picaro
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Yankee Paughtry
Toiny
Aec
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Roseden
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Sewell
Repid Water
Bouger Red
Jacoblie
Chapultepec
Mits
Georgia Downs Tulane in Fast 60–6 Victory
Athens Ga March 16 Georgia overwhelmed Tulane 60 to 6 in a fast game. Bradburn led Tulane with an excellent showing as Georgia’s defense and offense clicked, producing an extraordinary life-up.
M C A Juniors Defeat Peacock School Team
The Central Young Men's Christian Association Juniors defeated Peacock School in a close opening game. Holleman starred for Peacock while Leead led the Association Juniors with Deek West Shoreland Elliot Smith and Dunwoody providing the scoring and defense in a 20 to 14 final.
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Central Young Men’s Gheriadan Association
Holleman
Peacock
Leead
Association
Deek
West Shoreland
Fblliot
Smith
Dunwoody
Hollemen
Roberts
Gray
Zikté
Willingham
Marvin Hart to Meet Mike Schreck in Lexington Charity Fight
Marvin Hart and Mike Schreck have signed articles for a charity boxing match in Lexington Kentucky to benefit S Josephs hospital. James C. Rogers of the Yickprtal will handle the money. The bout is set for the opera house within three weeks.
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Lexington
Marvin Hart
Mike Schreck
Big City
James C. Rogers
Yickprtal
Opera House
Savannah race card shows six furlong opens for older horses
In Savannah crowds, the opening race for eight-year-olds ended with Belle of the lash taking first at 9 to 1, Matecon second, while Bird Glayer and Lu thinds Phe among others filled recent spots. Subsequent events include a rare feat at five and a half furlongs with Enatey taking second, Lady Fitadrert winning six furlongs in the next, and Pussy Race for older horses with Ras-Thompsos leading at 19 to 1. Time records listed: 1:18 for a six-furlong race and 1:08 for the pussy event.
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Bird Glayer
Matecon
Sto Luthinds
Phe
Enatey
W. C. Willem “L
Ebache
Lady Fitadrert
Serine
Miss HK
Don Hamilton
George Hetley
Tima
Ras-Thompsos
Ora Sudduth
Istria
Mercer Hands Tech Defeats In Basketball Clash
Macon Ga January 16 special Mester defeated Tech at basketball 18 16 in the first half Tech led Mercer 8 6 at halftime Mercer pulled ahead 20 6 in the second half Melton Tappan and Poole starred for Mercer Meyers played for Tech A fair crowd of Tech and Mercer enthusiasts attended The victory was celebrated with happiness Admiral Dewey in Washington has largely improved after a two month ailment and recent celebrations marked by light humor
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Macon
Tech
Mercer
Mar
Dewey
Washington
Chin
Pirthisy
Conditions Fixed for National Rifle Matches
Washington January 18 The national board fixes conditions for the national rifle matches for 1910 with two days of preliminary practice starting August 20 The program includes the national team match the individual match and the revolver prize Teams from the army navy marine corps naval academy and militia will compete in three divisions with three spots awarded each contest and a team prize for the best overall score.
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Hauge
Chig
Washington
National Board’ of Promotion of
Farmp Yangee
Taste of Ohio
Noumea
Cgnteat
Frat Ateiston
Fitte
Tteams
Ole Miss to Face Georgia in New Spring Baseball Schedule
Memphis Tenn January 16 Special The University of Mississippi has arranged its spring schedule including Georgia for the first time in history. A coach will be appointed soon and work will begin in earnest. A long schedule has been mapped out with bright prospects for the Ole Miss baseball team this year.
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Memphis
Tenn
University of Mississippi
University of Georgia
University of Misatayipp
Walsh Challenges Al Christensen for Heavyweight bout
Walsh of St. Louis issues a challenge to Al Christensen for the Heavyweight championship of the South, seeking either a wrestling or boxing contest. Walsh claims Christensen is a newspaper fighter and threatens a forfeit to bind the match. The bout would be staged in Atlanta if agreed.
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St. Louis
Asema
Atlanta
al Christensen
Walsh
Christenson
Aldéatep
Sneson
Baller
Uth
Wrestiibe
Young Men's Christian Association Defeats Capitol Avenue Five
The Central Young Men's Christian Association first team won a hard fought season opener against Capitol Avenue Five with a 22 to 12 score. Slate starred for Capitol Avenue, while Mitchel and Hodgkins provided key plays for the Y M C A. The game featured strong defense and notable goal work, marking a solid start to the season amid a report of ongoing violence elsewhere with six dead and 120 wounded in the city.
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Anandayion
Nthe Tation G’ Minaad Ui Agalnat
Cap- Molvavenus
Capitol Avenue
Yavor
Association
Slate
Hie
Mitchel
Hodgikius
Christian Fon Tedin
Thesgoal
Mitchel Dhelte
Hetientie
Johnson and Amiver
Biate
Blake
Mill Young
Atsoatone Banlel
Mitchell Hea
Atlanta Plays Columbus Team In First Out of Town Game
The Atlanta Athletic Club travels to Columbus to meet the Columbus Young Men's Christian Association five in the season’s first away game. Key players are out with business duties and injuries, but new guards and forwards show promise. Luther Han centers, while Atkinson, Spencer miss the trip. Post and Thornton join as guards and forwards to press the Columbus lineup.
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Columbus Young Men
Atkisdon
Spencer
Colembug
Luther Han
Cratk
Taptala AL Doonat
Dick Jemison
Columbus Guarda
Tese
Post
Columbia University
Ana Nat Thornton
Southern Tennil
Newman
Peddy
Fig
Maiea
Venter
Masssy
Guards
McWilliams
Dexter
Wee Bean
Marrist-college
Petit Basketball Officiel
Columbub
Newman -F Peday- Massey
Dosler
Mowiltama
Brother of Mathewson Dead by His Own Hand
Scranton Pa January Mathewson brother of Christy the pitcher of the New York National League club died today from a bullet wound at his home in Pace toryville Pa near here The young man was himself a baseball pitcher and was to have played this year with Nashville in the Southern League Also mentions Y M C A Juniors defeating Peacock School in basketball 20 to 14 and lists survivors from the incident in Philadelphia and New York contexts
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January Mathewson
Christy
New York
Pacetoryville
Nashville
Kr. Wt. C. A. Jomionra
Peacock School
Aldas
Loeb
Peacock
Peacocks
Holieman
Lach Gray
Wentmoreland
Robert
Elle Willingham
Martin
Pimerson's Daughter Dead in Concord Massachusetts
Miss Elen Emerson eldest daughter of poet Haton Waldo Emerson died near Miltonne yesterday at age 70 after a long illness. The death follows a period of declining health and ends a prominent literary family’s years of public service.
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Pimerson
Concord
Maas
Elen Emerson
Haton Waldo Emerson
Miltonne
Donate Florida lands to Italian sufferers
Paris dispatch details Duke Pompeo Litta’s plan to donate 200000 acres in Manatee County Florida to earthquake victims in Calabria and Sicily. He heads a land syndicate with brother in law J Lamb Perry of Charleston. He envisions 6000 families using cooperative stores and a second farm funded by labor wages. He seeks Italian government backing.
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Paris
Pompeo Iitta
Manatee County
Florida
Calabrig
Sicily
J. Lamb Perry
Charleston
8. C
Gaid
Duke Litta
Ita Jan
Refugees of Messing to Enter United States Under Law
The refugees on the duke estate in Florids face immigration rules as standard entrants. Absent a special act, no exemption can be granted by authorities. The Savannah steamers from New York offered to transport the colonists free tonight.
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Department
United States
Congress
Savannah
New York
Program for Lee Day at Boys' High School
The Boys High School holds a Lee Day program next Thursday to commemorate Robert E. Lee with student speeches. The event begins at noon in Poraigh school with a 1 o'clock dismissal, featuring topics on Lee’s life and character by students including Robert Walton, Lea McAdams, Henry Peeples, Holt Weaver, and Sam Frankel.
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Robert EB. Lee
Poraigh School
Lee
Robert Walcot
Lea McAdams
Henry Peeples
Lita
Holt Weaver
Sam Frankel
Charity notions and gendered morality criticized in NY Press
A New York Press piece derides women’s charity work as shirking responsibility by relying on others for funds. It contrasts genuine ignorance with feigned innocence, laments people who dislike spending on useful gifts, and mocks attempts at social alignment through appearance and sentiment.
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New York Press
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