Atlanta Downs Columbus Five In Clean Basketball Victory
Atlanta Athletic Club defeated the Columbus Young Men's Christian Association team 41 to 29 in a hard fought, clean game. Peddy led Columbus with smart floor work and scoring, while Atlanta's Doonans, Hudson, and Attkisson starred for the home team. Referee Helder and umpire Horning praised the officials for a well played contest before a large crowd.
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Atlanta Athletic
Cuo Taskerdall
Columbus Young Men’ Chistian Association
Columbus
Atlanta
Pulate
Columbus St
Helder
Athens
Horning
Lone Mountain
Peddy
Doonans
Seals
Hudson
Attkisson
Post
Thornton
Atlana
Frowtian
Posse
Aiudsun
Newman
Arkhimsey Lay
Maney Themian
Augusta Aims for Count Louis Castro in Southern League
Count Louis Castro may join the South Atlantic League, with Augusta showing interest. New manager Newt Vlahor, famed for Nashville wins, signals Augusta pursuit as Castro replies promptly to a Fisher letter, indicating potential readiness for a berth.
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Louis Michie
Castro
Maron
Newt Vlahor
Augusta
Nashville
Castra
Fisher
Pishyr
Marist Team Defeats High School Five in Prep Clash
The Marist college basketball quintet beat the Boys' High School team 24 to 14 in a flat preliminary game at Athletic Club Columbus. Harrison and Falvey starred for Marist with swift moves and strong signals, while Dunwoody Loeb and Johnson led the High School squad, Moonsalvatge exiting injured mid first half and hurting the High School cause.
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Athletic Club
Columbus
Marist College
Marist
Joe Bran
Vistors
Harrison
Falvey
Moor
Dunwoody
Loeb
Johnson
Elliott
Blake
Monaalvatne
Bell
Moonsalvatge
Falcows
BOBS
Parlion Mariat
Harrigan
Gohnean LP
Dloan
Monssiysige
Blake C
EeMotr
Brakine Blake
Dunwoot
LG Reet
Harrison & Blosn & Palvoy
Loch
Monasivatce
Faivey & Loed
Motion to advance medical bill passes assembly 87 to 10
In a propped up record, the assembly moved a measure on medical care with 87 votes for and 10 against. A separate 57 vote appears, indicating further procedural steps or related action. The wording mirrors era style and reflects legislative activity on health policy.
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Fey
Dr B F Roller Emerges In Heavyweight Contention
Dr B F Roller of Seattle, a former football player and noted Pacific Coast wrestler, seeks entry into professional heavyweight ranks. He posted a $1,000 challenge in Seattle to Kaufman and has trained with multiple heavyweights, weighing 210 pounds and standing around six feet tall.
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Jeffries
Jace Srennen
Ff Reller
Seattle
Lt Reller
Pacific Coast
Burns Darkeex
Ms Laglen
Golch
Eleisa Gradumis
Universiy
Penneylvents
Sengona
Thunderbolt trick mix tops fiery Savannah race card
In Savannah Georgia on a fair day 1406 attended the fiery card. Spunky won the opening 8 furlong race by a final stride over Hind Slayer with Nichens third. Second race saw Autumn Flower prevail by a neck over Cruntermand with Grud third. Fourth race featured Haxmarker defeating Hap Ray and Willow Plume. Fifth race went to Nintess ahead of Arawaka and A.
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Ravannah
Spectatora
Hird Slayer
Enalay
Cruntermand
Isles
Mobile Club Signs Six Additional Men Motile
Mablieu beachall club secretary Charles Cotsson signs six new players in January. Added are Carl Braun catcher Tagert outfielder Torres pitcher Wheat outfielder Hixes pitcher Waitron utility man Hamrick catcher from Ches ter North Carolina who played in the Virginia State League and has been sold to Columbus Georgia’s South Atlantic league team.
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Motle
Charles Cotsson
Mablieu Beachall
Carl Braun
Tagert
Torres
Piiche
Hixes
Waitron
Oc Hamrick
Chester
N. C
Boen
Columbus, Ga
Santa Anita Race Day Mud Passes in Demand
On January 2 at Santa Anita Park in Los Angeles the track lay mud as race favorites triumphed in three of six events. John A narrowly beat John A with Lawton Wiggins in the fray, while Lady Irma led early before victory. Multiple hunters and entrants—Gulta, Procta, Larkville, Annie Wells, and others—took part across the card with Light Comedy winning the sixth race amid brisk betting and close finishes.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Anita
Tintah
John 4
Lawton Wiggins
John A
John A. UE
Brooka
iArchibald
Gulta
Boutwells
McGeel
Larkville
Annie Wells
Glenast
Baterain
Migs Neon
Vitente
Boldae
Barmey
Field
Archibald
Oriflamb
Wil
Acond
Marl Orm
Jos
Clark
Donal MacDonald
Boiling
Josie
Puma
Little Paw
Butwell
Aioe
Jane Laurel
deGoey
Joseph XK
IGF
Htalr
Francis Joseph
Powers
Diamond Nowe
Skylark
Don Son- Dy
Hwkdo
Virlando
Tammany Hell
Alario
Stockdale Reinstatement Rumors Circulate in Southern League
Chapel Hill reports Ole Stockdale known as The Gray Fox may be reinstated as UNC baseball coach while in Memphis he has written an apology to President Coleman. League directors will review his case at the next meeting. fans hope for reinstatement though playing status remains undecided.
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Chapel HI
Ole Stockdale
Gray Fox
University of North Carolina
Stockdale
Coleman
Memphs
Aulstita
Southern League
Stackdale
Memphis
Pieler
Brocklnsale
Sporting Salad and Quick Gossips From the Season
A jumble of names and rumors links Sweeney as a Chicago fireman and backstopper figure, Ed gets another chance with the Highlands after last year’s catching, Joan Sullivan plans a Europe stage voyage, and references to Teddy Roosevelt, Johnny Hayes, and trainer Hrde Hjertberg mix with notes on Melvin Sheppard.
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Europe
Teddy Roosevelt
Africa
Johnny
Birmingham Signs Nolly In Wilting Pitcher Deal
Birmingham today closed a deal with pitcher Nolly who is wintering in Montgomery. Last season he won twelve and lost six for East Liverpool in the Ohio and Penn leagues.
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Birmingham
Nolly
Ala
Montgomery
Jasseneon
East Liverpool
Oakland Meet Features Coombs Handicap and Futurity Stakes
At Oakland California on January 28 the Coombs handicap led a crowded program. Serenade won after Fanathe tired, with Blameless in second and Fanatle third. Other notable results included Avon and Billy Myer in the upper races, along with Futurity coursing entries such as Semper Fidelis and Enamour.
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Oakland
Cal
Tomeryville
Racine
Fanathe
Serenade
Fanatle
Biameless
St Avon
Billy Maer
Senator Beckham
VanDusend
Enamour
Ecard
Rore Kigmet
BeLoughlin
Angel Face
Lochlagar
Upton
John St Clair Alow
Welling BE Avon
Gillert
Billy Myer
Keogh
Ber IE
Ross Expectant
Saleann Simo
Futurity Coursin
Incently
Heavilisy
Necond
David Warfiard
McCarthy
Third Tire
Matchtulla
Tokina Belle
Marchesa
Birthelle Thorpe
Air
Jif Cat
Nisa Polly
Reilly Takes the Count in Savannah Fight
In Savannah on January 22 Jack Durane knocked out Bennie Reilly in the 14th round of a 25 round bout at the Southern Athletic Club. Reilly rose after a heart blow but was finished by a right and left jaw blow. Their first bout was a no decision. the second ended in Reilly’s favor.
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Savannah
Reds To Stay At Aragon Hotel During Spring Camp
Manager Clark Griffith of the Cincinnati Reds wired Aragon hotel management to secure an Atlanta stay for the team during spring training. The advance guard will arrive in Atlanta on February 27.
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Reds
Aragon
Clark Griffith
Cincinnati Reds
Aragon Hotel
Atlanta
Dobbs' Men Report March 10 for Practice in Chattanooga
Chattanooga Tenn January 22 Special. Manager Johnny Dobbs of the local South Atlantic team has sent out instructions to all players to report for practice around March 0. The playing schedule was to open on April 5.
Racing Cut Out At New Orleans
New Orleans January 22 racing halted after a week long meet that opened January 16 at Suburban Park Jefferson parish. Bookmaker Jacki Rheehan of Memphis arrested for violating racing laws. Governor Sanders ordered immediate stop to betting at McDonoughville and South Parts, with warrants to follow for further action. Topsy Robinson won the feature. other races listed with winners and times amid weather and track notes.
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New Orleans
Suburban Park
Jefferson Parish
Jacki Rheehan
Memphia
Fenn
She
Jefferyson
MacDonoughville
South Part
Marrero
Jeffer
Rapa Sherif Muairero
Wisey
Sheenan
Ralston
Sheehan
Mike
Topsy Robinson
Furlonga
Dr Neat
Franklin
Bills Strong
Tabloca
Yime
Lazy Fiateran
Uuby P
Coman
Joiner Sells Out Net and Stiff Heats at Bussey's
The retail notice states Bussey's offers a sale event with emphasis on net and stiff heat treatments. Aimed at Whitehall area shoppers, the ad highlights discounted items and the store's preparation services.
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Bussey's
Binion Named Captain of Mercer Football Eleven
Macon Ga January 22 Special Binion the left half back of last year’s Mercer University team is captain for the coming season. He was elected at the close of last fall’s season but a row between fraternities threatened his resignation. Since then controversy has eased and it is believed Binion will lead the Baptist gridiron squad next fall.
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Macon
Binton
Mercer University
Binion
Tiewon
Baptiat Gridiron
Attell and Driscoll in 124 pound title weigh-off
Chicago January 22 Special Abe Attell offers English featherweight challenger Jim Driscoll a ringside chance at 124 pounds for a title fight. If Driscoll fails to make weight the bout will not occur as planned, leaving Attell as champion.
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Chicago
Jim Driscoll
Abe Attell
America
Abe
Thertit
Auburn Football Schedule Sets Games With Tech and Georgia
Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn released its football schedule with games against Tech in Atlanta on November 7 and Georgia in Montgomery on Thanksgiving Day. Other opponents include Mercer in Macon on October 16, Vanderblit, See wanee, Gordon, and Huma.
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Alu
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Huma
Gordon
Mercer
Vanderblit
Tech
Seewanee
Georgia Aubin
Atlanta
Macon
Georgia
Montgomery
Preservation Move Keeps Old Ironsides Safe at Yard
Washington January 22. A large class case with a model of the old Constitution and a petition signed by over 30 000 citizens urging preservation have been placed in the Washington navy yard museum. The protest opposed Secretary Bonaparte s suggestion that the ship be destroyed as unserviceable and helped spur legislation to repair and preserve the historic relic now at the Boston navy yard.
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Washington
Washington Navy Yard
New England
Bonaparte
Navy Yard
Boston
Southern Business College Described By A Reporter
A reporter tours the grand new Southern Shorthand and Business University on West Forsyth Street. He describes Gothic and Romanesque styling, airy halls, and a busy atmosphere with typewriters and telegraph instruments in use. The two-floor facility houses shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, banking, and a social hall, led by President A C Briscoe and Vice President L W Arnold, showcasing thorough practical business training and broad student reach.
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Bo Smith Clayton
Mitchell Street
West Mitthen
Forsyth Streets
Forsyth Street
Spa
Uaaful
Saat
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Duchess of Bontebelly
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Attell VS. Driscoll
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Great Business School
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