Auburn Defeated by A A C Georgia VI
Auburn suffers a 42 to 17 defeat as Atlanta Athletic Club dominates at the Auditorium. Westmoreland leads with 22 points, supported by Bass 6 and Sullivan 2, while Auburn captain Barks scores sparingly amid heavy defending. Tigers struggle to mount a counter as the A A C presses from start to finish.
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Larry Avera Set for Big Atlanta Fight Monday Night
Larry Avera trains for a major seven bout card at the Atlanta Auditorium Monday night headlined by Avera versus Jimmy Conway in a 10 round main event. Freddie Boorde meets Fearless Ferns in a Birmingham Atlanta matchup, with Billy Hoonay versus Battling Moon and Youne Stribling against Kid Comb in supporting bouts. The promoter promises a tough lineup and notes advance sale at Chess's and The Rex.
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Leonard Defeats Mitchell In Spotlight Madison Square Garden
New York January 15 The American committee for devastated France reports 90000 from last night’s boxing bout at Madison Square Garden Benny Leonard lightweight champion scored a technical knockout over Richie Mitchell in the sixth round The total receipts reached 150000 with Leonard 40000 and Mitchell 20000 The 14000 crowd included society figures Anne Morgan chairwoman praised the event and fans call it one of the decade’s greatest encounters Leonard described Mitchell’s first round blow as a dying lunge and said he felt fine after the knockdown Mitchell vowed to fight again and asserted he nearly had him previously
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Augusta Club Gets Kansas City Player
Kansas City club announces release of nine players led by Ed Sweeney veteran catcher. Sweeney moves to San Antonio. Humphrey, Curry to Columbia South Carolina. Walter Ester to Augusta. Don Songer to pitcher role elsewhere.
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Baseball board funds probe with $10000 for Landis
The advisory council formed by organized baseball votes to place a $30,000 fund at Judge Landis to aid investigations of alleged game throwing. Major leagues fund coverage and expect Landis to direct inquiries while the draft of new regulations is prepared for February 15.
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California Offers Grid Games to East
California offers grid games to the east with requests for a football match against the University of California. The note mentions Harvard and Princeton as potential opponents and references Berkeley as the origin.
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Fine games on schedule of amateurs caTV league
Tuesday night action features Southern Dontal versus Federal and Leaders versus Grace. U.S. The company meets Agogas as Wilson League hosts Boys' High against Tech High. Grant Park A. A. faces Pi Beta while Graga Methodise plays Hapeville. MLS League sets Thursday night with Marietta and Southern School. Book Depository Hanson Motor Company and Claus. Georgia Baptist Nurses Home oppose Central Bank.
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Three City Amateur Leagues Playoffs Set This Week
The third round of the three city amateur leagues runs Tuesday and Thursday at the Auditorium and Pine and Peachtree streets. Proceeds from Tuesday’s auditorium games go to Atlanta Post No. 1 for European destitute children. Matches include Boys High Tech, United States Tire Company, Southern Dental vs Federal Prison, Leaders vs Grace Methodist, and Packers Stars vs Central Bank. Girls league action Thursday features Amamia Class vs Hanson Motor Company with close competition anticipated.
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LaGrange to Hold Baseball Meeting
LaGrange, Ga in January special report states president TB Moncrief called a special meeting of LaGrange Baseball to decide details for next summer's season. The meeting will be at Judge Henry Woodyard's office Thursday night with fans already showing interest and pledging support amounts. Officers named for the year include T B Moncrief president W E Cul Nepper secretary treasurer and Baughty George W Murph Lloyd etc.
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Spittall to Open Indoor Golf School in Atlanta
D G Spittall, famed golf pro, will open an indoor course at A G Spalding & Bros Broad Street in Atlanta Monday morning. He has taught in Chicago and Canada and plans to reside in Atlanta, promising a permanent golf school for locals next to a driving cage and putting greens as eager applicants stream in.
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Murphy Offers 45000 Dollars for Peter Manning
A concise report notes Murphy offered 45000 dollars for Peter Manning amid unclear context. The brief mentions a race and follower discussions connected to an older veteran topic with limited readable details.
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Emory Forms Intra Collegiate Basketball League
Emory College forms a new intra collegiate league with rival Atlanta institutions the Medical School Law School and Theology division. Double header schedule runs Saturdays through February 26 with free admission for students and 50 cent public tickets. Dr J M Stoopner referees and T L Harmon umpire as teams from Emory Medical Law Liberal Arts Doctors Preachers compete.
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Tech High Interclays Claim Ferclass Crown Over Marietta
Tech High Interclays claim the Ferclass title with a 23 16 victory over Marietta on Saturday night. The Marietta defense struggled as Tech High pulled away in the final minutes at W.C. court.
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Georgia Defeats Mercer 26 to 7 In Indoor Clash
Georgia dominates from start to finish in a 26 to 7 victory over Mercer at the central city indoor arena. Star performances by Billy Anderson and Ed Rawson propel the Bulldogs as Mercer struggles with shooting and defense.
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Mobile Praises Heineman and Southern League Opening Plans
Mobilé Ala January 15 Special The schedule committee of the Southern Association awards opening games in this city to Atlanta on April 13. The Mobile club lines up with mostly last year’s players plus two new pitchers from the Browns. Louisville plans a March 12-29 set of exhibitions in Mobile with doubleheaders against Louisville and Giants. President Logan negotiates for a big league catcher and telegraph service will be installed in all parks. Umpire Bil Brennan will join the Giants on the road for away games.
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Amateur ruling reshapes National Baseball federation plans
Cleveland January 15 delegates adopt amateur rule barring players with pro experience from class A. Provisions create four geographic zones Omaha to Baltimore with sectional directors to oversee limits and eliminations. Officers elected include James A Lowery president and A A Gruer Ralph Davis as vice presidents. Board to meet in Cleveland in March to discuss fraternal leagues and intercity eliminations slated for JulySeptember.
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Vanderbilt Beats Quebec Team in Chattanooga Game
Vanderbilt University defeated the opponent in Chattanooga with a 27 to 20 score, securing a midgame lead and extending their standing.
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