New York Struggle Ends In Lewis Victory Over Caddock
San Jose heavyweight Straw Lewis defeats Hari Caddock in a grueling one hour and 34 minute bout in the east. Lewis lands decisive headlock and throws Caddock to the floor. Referee asks Lewis to quit, he refuses, crowd roars as Lewis wins on points and crowd reaction turns hostile toward Caddock. Lewis weighed 228 pounds, Caddock 183.
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York
Lewis
San Jose
Cal
Vallertia
Caddock
Waddock
Georges Bothner
Lewisa
Jock Lewis
Fran
Avalle
Tha
Lawis
Craddock
Track Success Rests on Form and Stegeman's Exercises
Coach J H Stegeman of the University of Georgia stresses form as the key to track success in sprinting. The article outlines starting stance, balance, and push off with emphasis on keeping a straight line, proper knee lift, and equal push from both legs, followed by stride length and burst for speed. The piece also notes a local Interclass Championship game where Tech High defeated Commercial 45 to 10, with praise for players Sylvester and Woodruff.
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J. H. Stegeman
University of Georgia
Haley
Ti Thi Cutton
Sylvester
Joho
Woodrutt
Sprint Training and Conditioning for Track Runners
The article outlines sprinting strategy and conditioning, emphasizing a late burst in races, warmups, and phased speed work. It details weekly practice plans, including 40 to 150 yard sprints, bursts, and endurance runs, plus cautions on avoiding injuries and maintaining regular routines.
Canadian securities firm chief says talks with Tex Riccar paused
C Fenham president of Eastern Canada Securities Limited said no interference with representatives and that he had not been negotiating with Tex Riccar. He noted the firm planned a new office prompt and would stage the Datpey carpennies bout as previously known.
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C. Fenham
Astern Canada Recurities, Limited
Goodspeed
Tex Riccar
Ft. Ca
Jon
Steel Trust
Ganualy
Doterinthadt
Local teams clash in tough prep league basketball
The University Bigh quintet upset Tech High last Saturday, fueling a tight pennant race with Marist and Fulton High. Tolbert’s squad prepared after a hard workout as Georgia Tech’s basketball season shows improving form despite recent defeats. Locust Grove girls debut with a 22 to 9 win over Griffin High, led by Elise Grey and Mahone. Atlanta Journal challenges spark a cross-paper contest between city papers, The Constitution pledges to join.
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Tech
Skida
Little ‘University -Bighquintet
Ge M. A
Ron
Marlat
G.M. A
Tolbert
Locust Grove
Hnecal
Lavenet Grove Institute
Griffin’ High
Fray
Elisees Grey
Mahone
Eira
Misa Gtallaworth
Miata
Richards Tops Junior Tennis Rankings in New York
The report from New York on January 24 highlights Richards and James Ie Richards leading the junior tennis rankings. Louise Dizon and Vincent Cauhar are noted among top regional competitors as the season begins, with statewide and school-level standings summarized.
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New
York
Rankin
Hoya
Ann Pan
Unitad
James Ie
Richards
Mian Louise Dizon
Clasa
Eouthernes
Vincent ‘Auhar
Reformers, Burglar Talk at Theatre Show
A garbled, humorous note on reformers and burglars at a noisy public performance. References to a double act, a scientist, and a line about reformers finding no need for reform if there weren’t so many. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
Atlanta Sports Notes Reflect On Baseball And Boxing Echoes
An old Atlanta sports digest surveys early spring baseball plans at Georgia Tech and Oglethorpe, notes hot boxing chatter at the Auditorium, and riffs on fans appetite, media, and the crossover between games and film shows as the season stirs. It mentions local figures and clubs while weighing spectator interest and pending schedules.
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Atlanta
Eli
Ignat
Apia
Gormat A. Ata
Bageball
Georgia
Tech
Oglethorpe
Coliske
Grmekors
Daylight saving and dairy farming amid sport and crime talk
Fragmented clipping discusses daylight saving effects on dairy farmers and city life, noting dairy associations opposing the extra hour. It moves to sports prices for prize fights in New York, mentioning Nelson and Hedmark, then shifts to baseball corruption rumors around Bret Weaver and the Chicago White Sox in a broader governance critique.
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Dugle
New York
Dairy’ Farmera
Yiight
Irs
Han’ Teporta U2
Associa
Bright's
New York City
Boston Team Strengthened by Shortstop Tackles Infield
Fragmented OCR text shows a Boston baseball note focusing on infield positions and a shortstop. Mentions Taek and Matanville with unclear context but indicates team strengthening and evaluation of infielder roles. No clear dates or full names available.
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Peel Zelda Suisiel
Iholson
Wal
Matanville
Boston
August Herrmann Receives Long Service Reward
An official notice states August Herrmann was made resident and honors a thirty year faithful service with a sub noted reward. The fragment indicates a civic or organizational recognition for long tenure.
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TNO Ncemierit
August Herrmann
Benevert
Eure A
Experts Warn On Unproven Rumors In New Analysis
Analysts caution against relying on vague claims about Wile without verifiable sources. The report highlights the need for rigorous data and clear attribution to avoid spreading misinformation.
Fragmented notes on attempted reforms and bias in baseball series
The readable lines discuss someone named Swipan and Jason, alleging efforts to expose a setup in a series. The text hints at reform efforts blocked by magnates and bunk amid talk of returning and preventing manipulation. The tone reflects frustration with uncovered schemes and withheld evidence.
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Phe
Swipan
Comiskey
Jason
Moth
Boxing War Sparks Heavyweight Talk In Atlanta Card
Atlanta fans await a packed show as promoter Walk Miller and Wall push for a closing deal with contender DEnham and Kerst. Dillon faces risk amid plans for a ten rounder while Fearless Ferns eyes Conway rematch. The evening opens with a boxing burlesque by Joe McGee and Al McClure.
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Savannah
eMiller
Jack Désham
Kerst
Danham
Atlanta
Denham
Frankie’ Conway
Ferns
Fraddle Boorde
Joné
Fei
Leonard
Avery
Joe. McGee
al McClure
Federal boxing show at prison draws mixed reaction
The article reports a federal prison boxing event featuring Walk Miller's Stable at a Georgia facility. Prison inmates will display fighting skills as entertainment, with warden Zerbst defending athletic programs as education and moral improvement.
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United States Federal ‘Prison
Will
Millers Stable
Atlants
Ablendid
Sam
Zerbsts
Ierpe
Dezkeeto
Artises
Feds
S .Baseball
Jack’ Wilson
Dover Hall Returns After Courtroom Drama
Fragmentary OCR notes show reference to Dover Hall and a courtroom or legal setting. The brief indicates a return event connected to a local location named Dover Hall amid a vague dispute or proceeding. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Teoh Fligh
University
Eda
Bluebirds
Fulton
Fulton High
Jos’ Bean
Marist
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Basketeérs
Duite
Pha
Rm Ham
Birmingham
The
Scribex
Atlanta Journal
Sporting
Edward C. Danforth
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AhronmEns
Rly Law
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Thay
Stallo
Asia
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Ava
Keel
Irving Ga
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Johnny Coulon
Sone
Logan Square
Chicago
Jsphony
Coulon
de Terrel
Sammy
Red "Torkelson
Scott
Chestnutt
Percy
Wildar
Rialto
Tha “Auditorium
Bill Batley
Bill
Brennan
Altenga
Ina Smoot
Jearnad To-Ahdot
C.-Azs
Tournamant
Abe . Miller's
Pambet
William
Chennault
Woodruff
Adler “Bros
Asher‘and Allen
Sarap
Eark
Nelson
Hedmark
Othee
Bret Weaver
Huck
Weaver
Wile Ohne Ie Weien
Pes Hers
America
Spernight
Dillon
Miller
Hines
Denny
Orlean
Martin
Crescent
Ray Smith
Rob
Frank
Moran's
Mary Ann
Cliff
Wheatley Miller’ S Stable
Crackers
Colored Southern League
Wederans
Halle
Batley
Frelong
Admirsra
Sterling
Mike
Larry
Vince
Mahoney
John
Cel
Ted Mac
Falay
Fuzzy - Woodruff
Job
Fuzzy
Woodriff
Lmr
Sion
Jowx
Brush Corners
Cam
United States
Fang
Dover Hall
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