Double header basketball standings and schedule preview
Two Atlanta league teams face off in back to back halves as standings tighten and a fraternal rivalry shapes the schedule. The Knights meet Wesley Memorial while Atlanta Teague contenders clash with star players, with key games postponed and rescheduled for later in the week.
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Ole Trice
Cate Tel
Atlanta
Fulton
Wong
Teague
Knights
Wesley Mourrial
Westes
Lookouts to Retain Name in contested vote
A fragmented item reports a dispute over maintaining the name Lookouts in a contest to extend a vote. It mentions parties debating the brand and local factors, with owners and stakeholders preparing to present arguments as the decision nears.
Athletic Club in Birmingham a shaky basketball recap
A fragmented report from Birmingham highlights an athletic club basketball game with unclear team names and scores. The piece notes a key play or lineup before a Saturday match and references local crowds and possible trapping or defense strategies observed during the event.
Bowden Returns to Georgia Team
Untidy OCR fragment notes Bowden returning to the Georgia team after a period of absence. Mentions Antus Ga and Troon bowel Noor, with unclear references to professionals, experts, and authorities. Context suggests a sports or team-news item with multiple garbled terms and names.
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T. Bowden
Georgia
Scoring Records Break at Emory College basketball intra-squad
Emory college’s intramural games on a January afternoon saw several scoring records fall. Senior team star Blake led with 41 points, Belk of the sophomores added high total, while Carlton, Mendis, Pattillo, Singleton, and Porter contributed notable performances in a multi-score showcase.
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Ymery College
Usford
Sophs
Blake
Belk
Mansfield
Atlanta
Carlton
Savage outpoints Kubiak in ten round boxing match
In a ten round bout Savage outboxed Al Kubiak with superior countering and steady pressure. The match featured heavy exchanges and strategic defense as Savage dominated most rounds while Kubiak struggled to land clean blows. Other undercard results included Nelson defeating Mitchell and Brown besting Clarke.
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Philidelphia
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New York
Jonah Lut
Savigi
Paukage
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Port McPherson
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Clarke
Juke
Tech High Dominates Marist In Aggressive Showdown
Tech High defeated Marist 59 to 41 in a hard fought afternoon clash. Lowry led Marist with 24 points while Porter starred for Tech High, supported by strong inside work from Gibbs and Scott. The game featured intense defense, fast breaks, and several fouls that shaped the tempo on both ends.
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Myers
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Atlanta Team to Play Birmingham Match at Rickwood Field
The Atlanta soccer team will travel to Birmingham on February 1 for a match against a local city team. The game is set at Rickwood Field and will feature a pitched contest between the two sides.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Rickwood Field
Bill Carpenter in a Quandary Umpire Tale
Bill Carpenter faces a perplexing situation as he contemplates decisions in a tense baseball context. The piece references umpires, players Bartow and Kasiniugh, and a Southern League setting. Wartime phrasing hints at a disputed call and the challenge of fair officiating.
LaJoie Signs With the Naps Amid Rumors
The report notes Nap catcher LaJoie signing with the Cleveland Naps amid lingering whispers of a potential move to New York American. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but sources indicate a multi year deal and high value figure, with emphasis on his defensive skill and bat.
Mercer Batteries Begin Work for 1912 Baseball Team
Mercer University starts 1912 baseball preparations with pitchers and catchers reporting at the gym for two weeks of work. The squad includes Moses, Lody, Ladderleiry, Hunt, Westmoreland, Stubba Wood, Forrester, Cowart, Belly Adams, Tiwin, and captain Rice. Early pitchers aim to develop for the February start. no strong promises yet.
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Maio
Mercer University
Stroud
Pluhdry
Moses
Varsits Pitcher Ba K Lodderleiry
Norman Hunt Westmoreland Casen
Stubba Wood
Forrester
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Captain Rice
Notable Encounter in the Chess Masters Tourney
New York January 21 notables include Capablanca of Havanna and Norman Whitaker of the University of Pennsylvania in a second round match. The game was unfinished, to be resumed Thursday, with Whitaker slightly ahead in material but Capablanca showing king safety pressure. Other results: Marshall over Kupchitz, Janowski over Rubinstein, Chajes over Zapoleon, Jatto over Liebenstein, Stapfer over Kile, Morrison over Tenenwarzoi.
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Tost Ro Capablanca
Havand
Norman UT Whitaker
University of Pennsylvania
Whitaker
Aucentraw
Huels
Capablanca
Marshall
Kupchit Janowski
Rubinstein
Chajes
Zapoleon
Jatto
Liebenstein
Stapfer
Kile
Morrison
Ct Toronte
Tenenwarzoi
Tales of the Diamond Humorous and Otherwise
The article recalls Walter Johnson's pitching style and the catcher dynamic with Hinged Johnson era figures Williams and Ainsmith. It notes Williams praised for catching Johnson, Ainsmith becoming regular catcher, and speculation on how Johnson's delivery would evolve with a future switch to a different catching approach.
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Iva Wiliams
Washington Clan
Henny
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Charity
Be Heve
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Ainsmith
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Tohnson
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Coyle Relents and Returns to Lookout Infield
Chattanooga notes Mickey Coyle has changed his mind about quitting the game after marriage in Arkansas. He plans to return around December 1, joining Lookout infield duties. The move eases an infield problem as Lookout regulars Jordan Literfild and James compete for spots.
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Coyle
Chattanooga
Mickey Coyle
In Arkansas
Mick Sisg
Jordan
Literfild Shart
James
Yale Nine's 33-Game Baseball Schedule Revealed
Yale announces a 33-game 1930s style schedule with multiple away matches. Key dates include Washington and Lee in Norfolk and Holy Cross in Norfolk, plus clashes with Pennsylvania Georgetown and Cornell on various dates through June.
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New Heaven
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Washington and Lee
Norfolk Va
Holy Cross
Norfolk
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Georgetown
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Washington
New Yorke Nation
New York
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Philadelphia
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Ithaca
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Cornell
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Cambridge
Australians Win Davis Cup Series in Sydney
Australia defeated Britain in the concluding Davis Cup tennis series in Sydney on January 27, winning every event to take the series two rubbers to none.
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Sydney Nswo
Australia
Old Timers to Meet Present A A C Team at Atlanta Club
At the Atlanta Athletic club on Thursday night the old timers will play a basketball game against the present A A C team. Carolyn King will sponsor the old timers and Lula Jones will sponsor the Atlanta club team. Many speculate if stars of former days can return as a large crowd is expected for the game.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Wiss Carolyn King
Lula To¢an Jones
Still Made President of the Franklin Club
At a caded meeting of the trustees of the Atlanta Press club the club's name was changed to the Franklin Club Luther H. Still was elected president.
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Atlanta Press Club
Luther H. Still
LaGrange Joins Georgia Alabama Baseball League
LaGrange votes to enter the Georgia Alabama Baseball League as a six-city alliance with Home Cedartown Gadsden Anniston and Talladega. A temporary LaGrange Baseball Association formed with stock subscriptions already raised and a plan to finalize a permanent body at a February meeting. LaGrange Chamber of Commerce drives the effort while fans and business leaders back lower travel costs and coordinated league rules.
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A. M. Manning
LaGrange Oa
Geogia-Alabama Baseball League
Fang
LaGrange
LaGrange Baseball Association
Cedartown
Georgia
Gadsdeon Anniston
Talladega
Alabama
Southeastern
Anniston
The Woman Wander Rhelly at the Atlanta Theater Review
The season showcases The Woman Wander Rhelly with Miss Marjorie Wood and a strong cast including Marion Barney James Seeley Lowell Hansel Austin Webb and Eddie Foy at the Atlanta Theater. Eddie Foy appears Monday to Wednesday. Over the River opens with Broadway hits and song numbers. Run on the Bank and various vaudeville acts and other performers are listed among the week’s attractions at the Grand theater.
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Wander Rhelly
Miss Marjorie
Wood
Marion Barney
James Seeley
Lowell Hansel Austin Webb
Hugh Ulliman
HanNett Thompson
Peter Rarmon
Homer Granville Shalman Matus
Frank Austin
Atlanta
Eddie Foy
Verba & Lucsche
Mr Toys
Keith
Ty Brown
Superion
Emerson and Baldwin
Morgan Billis
Morgan
Kathleen Cue Ford
Ward and Vokes at the Lyric draw booming welcome
Ward and Vokes with Lucy Daly thrilled Lyric patrons on Monday night as the seavy Lyric gains momentum this week. Opelika Alabama and Newnan Georgia seek league membership and may enlarge the circuit to eight clubs. LaGrange buzzes over baseball with Georgia Alabama league launch set under favorable conditions.
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Newnan
LaGrange
To Prevent Miscegenation in Wisconsin Assembly Act
A bill introduced in the Wisconsin assembly on January 2 proposes prohibiting marriages between whites and blacks, aiming to regulate interracial unions and restrict matrimonial eligibility. The measure reflects early 20th century state policy debates over race and marriage law.
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Madison Wis
Bell Telephone Directory subscription urged for listings
The next Bell Telephone Directory goes to press soon. Now is the time to subscribe in order to get your name in the new book. If you wish to make changes or corrections in your listings, write to the Manager, Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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Bell Telephone
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
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