Agler Signs With First Base For Team
First Base man Joe Agler and pitcher George Bausewein signed contracts at Baseball headquarters Friday, bringing signed players to thirteen with twelve unsigned. Bausewein, who helped Charlotte to a 7-2-1 record last season with a .278 batting average in 24 games, is reported ready after winter camp. Others signed include Becker Price Bausewein Flattner McAllister Reynolds Ayler Alperman Dohler Kenard Callahan Nixon Soran Thone. unsigned are Brady Herring Donnelly Weaver Mulger Graham Malcolmson Smith DoBard Keating Bailey Sisson Long.
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Joe Aglar
George Bausewein
Baseball Headquarters
Agter
Smith
Bausewein
Chariotte
Weaver
Newport
Tenn
Bay St. Louis
Misa
Becker
Price
Bauseveln
Flattner
McAllister
Reynolds
Ayler
Alperman
Dohler
Kenard
Callahan
Nixon
Soran Thone
Brady
Herring
Donnelly
Mulger
Graham
Malcolmson
DoBard
Keating
Bailey
Sisson
Long
Georgia Wins Big Over Augusta Team 87 to 35
Athena Ga January 24 The University of Georgia basketball team defeated the Augusta Y M C A quintet 87 to 35 here Friday night. Georgia stars Peacock and Carter led the attack while Rhiney starred for Augusta in a fast open game.
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Athena
University of Georgia
Augusta Y. Moo. A
Peacock and Carter
Georgia
Rhiney
Augusta
Fifth Regiment Defeats YMC A in Slow Clash
Fifth Regiment topped the Young Men's Christian Association 49 to 25 in a low scoring game. The first half ended 20 to 2 with Fifth Regiment showing steadier offense and tighter defense, while YMC A struggled to mount a threat.
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Staadings
P. Atlanta Athletic Club
Fifth Regiment
Wesley Memorial
Knights of Columbus
Young Men's Christian Association
Passion
Y. MC
AL Cha
Green
F.jones
Fox
Stallings
L. B
Clayton
Pearson
Gas Plant Machinery Shipment For Waycross Project
In Waycross Georgia January 74 special news reports indicate a gas plant equipment shipment is en route to Baltimore and other cities to complete machinery and chases. The installers expect sufficient mains capacity for initial months of operation with the combined capacity around 130,000 cable Fear.
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Waycross
Jake Abel Dominates Brown In Clean Boxing Victory
Jake Abel of Chattanooga defeated Knockout Brown of New York in Atlanta at Auditorium Armory. Abel used a sharp straight left and smart footwork to control seven of ten rounds, earning a clear decision as Brown failed to land cleanly. The crowd, estimated near 3,000, praised Abel’s performance and teased Brown for missed punches.
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Dick Jemison
Jake Abel
Chattanooga
Brown
New York
Danny Morgan
Auditorim Armory
Witwon
Aheb
Hrowsa
Abel
Er Chattanoogan
Atlanta
Hut
Ats Corner
Alite
Abt
Jake
Harry Matthews
Covert Wins Covert Pinehurst Club Shoot Tie
B W W Covert of Audubon Buffalo and Allen Heil of Allentown Pa tied for first in the 100 yard target event at Pinehurst mid winter handicap shooting tourney. Covert then nailed a perfect score in 25 extra targets to win the tie as professional leaders Gilbert and Henderson tied at 91. Mercer five routed Cumberland 22 to 17 in Macon Ga with Westmoreland and Roddenberry leading Mercer and Burn for Cumberland.
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Pinehurst
N C
B. W W. Covert
Audubon Club
Buffalo
Covert
Allen Hell
Allentown
Heil
Fred Gilbert
Woolfolk Henderson
Mercer
Cumberland
Macon
Husky
Auburn
Cumberland Bunch
Westmoreland
Roddenberry
Burn
Wilframooun
Columbus YMCA Defeats Montgomery 64 to 19 in Georgia Game
In Columbus Georgia on January 24 the Columbus YMCA team defeated Montgomery 64 to 19. Columbus dominated with McDuffie scoring notably, while Montgomery’s Moriarty and Lockhard stood out on defense. The matchup featured a clear Columbus win with limited scoring bursts from both sides.
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Columbus
Montgomery
Spealy
Columbus YM. c
Montzome Me
Nesenan
McDufie
Columbua
Pedy
McDuffie
Moriarty
Lockhard
Duday
Mette
Massey
Columi
Montgomery Peady - Tortalty
Meburte Stratford
Henson
Patterson
Forbes
Newnan
E Lockhard
Dozier
OV. Smith
Talbot Re-Elected President of Owls
South Bend Indiana January 14 Jonn Ws Talbot of South Bend founder of the order was elected president of the supreme lodge of the Order of Owls at the annual meeting of fourth degree members. Other supreme judge officers include Rodney C Burris Memphis Tenn past president.
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South Bend, Incl
Jonn Ws Talbot
South Bend
Order
Supreme Lodge of the Order of Owls
Rodney C. Burris
Memphis
Tenn
Burns Club Banquet Tonight Honors Burns Birthday
The Burns club plans its annual banquet at the Burns club house at 6 30 pm this Saturday to honor the 164th birthday of Robert Burns. A 5 30 pm business session will elect officers. The event features a fully Scotch menu and Sentech songs to close, with all members urged to note 6 30 start.
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Burns Club
Bobby” Burns
Intercollegiate gallery rifle results third match
The National Rifle Association lists the third intercollegiate gallery rifle match results for the college championship. Teams and scores include Dartmouth 02 Clemson Agricultural 860 Columbia Carnell 886 Lehigh 838 Rhode Island State 688 Massachusetts Aggies 964 Princeton 844 Vermont 877 Massachusetts 900 North Georgia Aggies 901 Harvard 950 Maine 839 California 887 Kansas 783 Wisconsin 873 Louisiana State 848 Minnesota 924 Washington State 862 West Virginia 831 Michigan Aggies 921 Nebraska 828 United States Veterinary 820 Iowa 828 Purdue 901 Oklahoma A M 866 won by default from Missouri.
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Washington
National Rtifle Association
I Dartmouth
Clemson Agricultural
Columbia -Carnell
Lehigh
Rhode Island State
Massachsetts Aggies
Princeton
Norwich
Vermont
Massachusetts
Ooh
North Georgia Aggies
Harvard
Maine
California
Kansas
Wisconsin
Louisian State
Minnesota
Washington State
West Virginia
Michigan Aggies
Nebraska
United States Veterinary
Iowa
Purdue
Oglahos A. & M
Missouri
Songs of Old South Please At Tabernacle
Mrs Ida Richards Compton arranged songs and tableaux from colonial days for a charity program at Baptist Tabernacle last night benefiting Sunday school work. A tableau titled The Sweetest Flowers of All featured children in simple gowns and flowers, with audience recognition difficult. The program included chorus numbers, individual songs, recitations, and Dixie songs before the war, drawn from the old south.
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Ida Richards-Compton
Pixie
Baptist Tavernacle
Dixie
Mittie Martins Death Ruled Natural By Jury
A coroner's jury ruled Mittie Martins death natural after she was found dead at her home amid murder accusations tied to Bertha Lark case. Earlier threats by Bishop Henders on Mary Hines were reported, but jury found no link to the death. Lark's murder trial delay continues into next week.
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Mittie Martin
Bertha Lark
Bishop Henderson
Mary Hines
Lves
Martin
Murphy Part Owner in Phillies Field
Cincinnati January 24 President Charles W Murphy of the Chicago National League club announced he has bought a half interest in the Philadelphia National League baseball park. The park only the park not the club is now jointly owned by Murphy and C P Taft of Cincinnati. Murphy said the Philadelphia club sale included an agreement allowing the club owners to purchase the playing field in 1920 for 400000.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago
Philadelphia
C Pp. Taft
Philadelphia Club
William H. Lockle
Local Atlanta Team Heads to Birmingham Series Opener
The Atlanta Athletic Club basketball team sails to Birmingham to face the Birmingham Athletic Club in the first of two games, missing star forward Tulu Forbes. Sis Falvey steps in, with Smith and Forbes forming a famed pairing previously. If Falvey hits early shots, the locals hope to press the pace and seize an edge, though Forbes’ absence tempers confidence. Bubard centers with Captain Carter guarding, while either Weaver or Jim Harrison slots at the other guard.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Birmingham
Birmingham Athletic Club
Atlanta
Tulu Forbes
Sis Falvey
Forbes
Smith
Falvey
BuBard
Carter
Weaver
Jim Harrison
Peacock And Tech Prep Winners In Local Basketball Night
Tech High defeated Donald Fraser 24 to 5 in a hard fought game with Tech High’s Bedell and Laird strong on defense and Myers scoring 12. Donald Fraser’s Philips and Thompson stood out for Fraser. In another game Peacocks upset G M A 23-13 with Sams scoring 15 and Oliver guiding Peacocks as they climb in the league standings.
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Hal Reynolds
Tech High Five
Donald Fraser
Tech High
Philips
Tech
Bedell
Laird
Myers
Thompson
S Talley Thomas
Phillipa Whitaker
Brown Laird
Alexander
Christie Bedell
Candler
Peacock
Peacocks
Boys’ High
Sams
Oliver
Porter
Herlong
G M. A
Teacocks
FAC. Ae
Marist ‘S
Weacocks
Ig. M. A
Boys
Donsla Fraser
M. Ay
Hunter crushed by tree he cut near Waycross Georgia
Warcross Ga January 24 Faithful dogs guided searchers to a hunting death scene when John Lee a 50 year old farmer was found wedged beneath a tree he had cut to secure prey He was coon hunting Wednesday and survived by his wife and several children.
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Warcross
John Lee
Waycross
Lee
Death of gunman sparks uproar in Darktown
More than 500 residents of Darktown cheered as Judge Broyles exonerated Harvey Mozely, a Black man who shot and killed Arthur Glover, a notorious gunfighter who terrorized the settlement. An attempt to lift Mozely onto the crowd’s shoulders was stopped by deputies after Glover’s earlier raid on a Decatur Street rooming house. Whitesburg firm Whitesburg bankruptcy filed by A L Grimes and C B Grimes shows total debts around 4,038 with assets near 4,990.
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Darktown
Recorder's Court
Broyles
Harvey Mozely
Arthur Glover
Decatur Street
Mozely
Glover
Whitesburg
A. L. Grimes
C. B. Grimes
A. L. Grimes & Bro
Ra. L. Grimes
Coweta County
C. L. Grimes
Carroll County
Schedule Adoption in Chattanooga Sets Short Time Window
The Southern league sched ule makers meet in Chattanooga to draft the season plan. President Andrews and Memphis president Coleman attend with other leaders as teams propose date lists. The committee aims to finish by Monday while discussions focus on opening game, with Atlanta seeking to avoid Saturday games affecting Sunday travel.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Colsson
Mobile
Mique Finn
Hibernain
Andrews
Kavanaugh
Coleman
Memphis
Frank
Atlanta
Clemson Defeats Newberry in 29 to 21 Victory
Clemson College in South Carolina won 29 to 21 over Newberry in a January 24 game. The report notes no fast basketball pace and mentions an upcoming game where Clemson and Wofford meet tomorrow afternoon at the same location.
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Clemson
Newberry
Clemson College
Wofford
Thorpe Charged With Amateur Status Question
New York January 24 charges questioning James Thorpe's amateur standing were filed with the AAU secretary. If sustained they could void Thorpe's Stockholm Olympic pentathlon and decathlon wins and strip him of the American all round title. A Winston-Salem manager claims Thorpe played for his club in 1810. Railroad YM C A meetings at 3144 West Alabama St draw crowds with Rev. Charles O. Jones speaking next Sunday at 3:39 PM and an orchestra leading the song service inviting all men.
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New York
James Thorpe
James EB. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Thorpe
Stockholm
Sweden
Charles C. A. Clancy
Winston-Salem
Carolina Association
Clancy
Railroad Men's Meeting
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
West Alabama Street
Charles O. Jones
Grace M. E. Church
South
Bill Smith and Welchence Secret Trade Saga in 1912
Bill Smith's pursuit of Harry Welchence, star outfielder once with Nashville, is exposed as talks with Washington and Nashville swirl. Welchence asserts he will stay with Washington. Nashville claims prior rights and possible waivers could trigger a Crackers deal, though success hinges on many uncertain factors.
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Bill Smith
Harry Welcha
Washington
Bill
Nashville
Walch
Minora
Welch
Griffith
Crackers
Hirsh
Welchence
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Joe Bernstein
Seventeenth Infantry
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Arthur Worthy
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