Major Leaguers Begin Southward Spring Practice Tour
Ambrose Puttman of the New York Americans travels via Atlanta to Montgomery for training as Clark Griffith’s Washington team heads south. Griffith expects a pennant with new and existing players though Fultz and Ganzel will depart. Meanwhile Mack’s Philadelphia Americans depart for New Orleans for spring drills. Cincinnati plans a 24 man south tour ending with Jacksonville openers and split squads to Montgomery Birmingham Memphis and Knoxville in early April.
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Ambrose Puttman
New York Americans
Griffith
Atlanta
Montgomery
Highland‘rx
Clark Griffith
Fultz
Ganzel
Athletics
Philadelphia
Mack
New Orleans
Red
Cincinnati
Ohio
South
Jacksonville
Fla
Bancroft
Ala
Birmingham
Memphis
Kelley
Knoxville
Tenn
Griffin Names New Associate at Gate City Dental
Dr E G Griffin adds Dr J W Lovelace to Gate Cine Dental Parlors on Whitehall Street. Lovelace, a well known dentist, joins to serve former patients and the public at the Gate City rental rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. W. Lovelace
Gate Cine
J. W. Lovelace
Griffin
Gate City
Whitehall Street
Grif Passes Through Atlanta En Route to Montgomery
Montgomery bound manager Clark Griffith of the New York Americans traveled via Atlanta yesterday with one team member and several New York newspaper men. He plans to field a near identical squad this season and begin in the race from the outset, testing promising youngsters Chase Durr and others while in Montgomery. A Shepback, manager of the Charleston team, was also in Atlanta yesterday.
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Atlanta
Montgomery
Clark Griffith
Ala
Rifsth
New York
Grif
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Dreyfuss
Hig
James Archer
Cassidy
Dreyfugs
Joyner
Jorjim
Thenan
Sullivan stops McCormick in second round in Grand Rapids
John L. Sullivan, former world heavyweight champion, knocked out Jack McCormick of Galveston in the second round of a four round bout. Sullivan weighed 273 pounds to McCormick's 196. The report also details Atlanta baseball moves, signings, and team plans amid a busy pre season.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
John L. Sullivan
Eugust
Jack McCormick
Galveston
Tex
Sullivan
McCormick
An Anaias wins Oakland feature in mile and eighth race
Oakland racing card features bettors backing three favorites including Ethel Abbott. Ananias, at 4 to 5, seizes the mile and an eighth feature in 1 62. Romero Gold places second with 20 to 1, while W Barr’s 16 to 1 horse takes third.
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Gonnery
Hellas
Arnshaw
Inspector Inro
Cowright
Tannhauser
Arthur Ray
Harlem Salior
Tom Riey
Dingle
Mordente
Oakland
Fireto
Dr. Shorb
Suburban Queen
Montana
Pearess
Serenity
Maxtress
Rim Rock
Sterling Towers
Ocyrohe
Berendos
Holigan
Rossbourne
Patric
Fisnerboy
Big Beach
Sandy Goodpuch
Disqualification Upsets Ascot Stakes at Brook Course
At Ascot Los Angeles on March 17 Buzle Horr led the arth race but was disqualified for fouling Invictus and Free sits. Invictus took first with Free sits second and tan rug third. Tuck Back way won the fourth race. Fifth race saw Invic tus win after Bugle Harn was disqualified for fouling. rest of eight races listed with results and times.
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Los Angeles
Buzle Horr
Brook
Ascot
Angelano
Perrine
Satario
Fabette
Tetaona
Imperial
Corsicana
Bowen
the Fiddler
Lookaway
San Mark
Miss Provo
Dante
Laura F. ML
Fuller
Chief Alpha
Herbert
Great Mogul
Our Pride
Mal Lowry
Elveracco
Oxford
Tiller
Reaquiter
Log
Dugan
Princess Titania
Foo
McDaniel
Tim Payne
Fustian
Atlas
Tim Hurst
Tuck Back
Palmist
C McDafieh
Wintfreda
Tims
Riecfus
Count Rudolph
Nannon
Mac Fleckave
Griecia
Beeado
Dr Tom
Sir Christopher Rat
Brooks Course
Invictus
J. Kelly
Ereesias
Ias
Helzerson
Frangible
Fortunatus
Wuspula
Bugle Harn
Fouing
Metlakatta
Milter
Chihuahog
Moriarity
Eila King
Happy Chappy
Dolly Wellhoftt
Ben Lear
YMCA Entertainment Promises Splendid Athletic Program
Tonight the YMCA gymnasium hosts visitors for a special program featuring class work plus a tumbling exhibition by Ed Drake and Tom House. Other class members will participate as part of a varied athletic display.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Ed Drake
Trouser Sale Highlights Dressy, Well Made Trousers
When extra trousers are needed more than at any other time of year, a Trouser Sale is suggested. All trousers are dressy and well made with proper cut style and workmanship. Come in and view the selection.
Park salaries restored by city park board
The park commissioners reversed previous cuts at Grant Park, restoring salaries for all officials and workers to their prior levels. Clerk Parks and Foreman Myers were affected, with Myers’s pay set at seventy five dollars per month as part of a contested adjustment. The measures were adopted after a tense session, with recording details disputed among council members.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Grant Park
John S Parks
Taylor
Oldsman
Parks
W. KR. Myers
Woodward
Myers
Foreman Myers
Commissioner Jones
Oaknow
Oldknow
Curtis
Curtin
Oriental Rug Stock Imported at Bottom Prices
Our immense stock has been brightened with large importations of chosen Oriental Rugs. We offer Persian, Feraghan, Michka bad, Geerevan and Medhed pieces at substantial savings. Sizes from small 6x9 to large 9x12 and beyond, with many pieces priced well below market.
Domestic Rugs offer reliable quality and varied sizes
The store touts its selection of rugs with no experimental weaves, boasting dependable makes and guaranteed color and quality. It advertises Wilton and Brussels rugs in multiple sizes, with prices such as 9x12 at 27.50 and 15.00 for 9x12 Brussels, plus marked-down odd rugs and remnants.
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Bae
City Council session ends with humor and park vote
The meeting closed with remarks about conscience and recording. A committee of Wikle and Dunn was formed to consider moving a water works boat to Grant Park. The board adopted a May 6 open air sports plan for public school children at Piedmont Park, pending grass area use rules. A Syracuse man praised Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for his son’s eye injury, noting its quick healing and broader burn and ulcer usefulness.
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Curtis
Lee
Paylor
Arity
Wikle
Water Works
Grant Park
Water Department
Dunn
Ank
Piedmont Park
Chas KE. Lemberger
Syracuse
Bucklen
Dean's Funeral in Norcross Honors Young Merchant
Remains of H. C. Dean Jr. lay to rest in Norcross cemetery after death in Atlanta. Dean, son of E. C. Dean, was a leading local merchant with many friends. Dr. Moses Richardson, longtime local physician, noted for his service in the area. Mrs. Cooper and her daughter Patsy, longtime Norcross residents, will depart tomorrow for their Arkansas home.
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Norcross
Martech
H.C. Dean, Jr
EC. Dean
Atlanta
Dean
Moses Richardson
Conference on Charlotte Gastonia streetcar project
In Charlotte, Augustus Wright of Petersbung, TD Palion of Richmond, and Miles M. Martin of Richmond met with local capitalists to discuss a proposed street car line between Charlotte and Gastonia. All talks were private and no decisions announced pending definite steps. A separate item notes Thrift adjudged insane in Ware County.
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Charlotte
Aren
Augustus Wright
Petersbung
Mefer TD Palion
Richmond
Miles M. Martin
Charwite
Gastonia
la Thrift
Inzane
Yerog
Merch
Wiliem
Ware
Lote
Thrift
Milledgeville
Sherr Miller
Badhraith
No Bail Given Nan Patterson
New York March 1 Justice Gaynor in Brooklyn Supreme Court reserved decision on writs of habeas corpus and certiorari seeking release of Nan Patterson from Tombs prison who awaits trial for Caesar Young murder The court suggested retrying the case in April might negate action but the promise was declined unless required by the court
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New York
Nan Patterson
Frank
Tombs
Caesar Young
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Miss Patterson
Asstistant
Rand
Waycross Knights of Pythias to Initiate 100 Tonight
Waycross Ga March 1 Special The Waycross lodge Knights of Pythias plans to complete the list of one hundred new members for initiation next Monday night with Savannah Knights assisting. The Savannah Uniform Rank and Woodmen of the World band will attend. Local Woodmen of the World camp plans to extend courtesies to Savannah Woodmen if they come Tuesday or Monday. Jasper Ga March 1 Special pfrs Tate reports Congressman Osie in Washington says Jon Ralph Henley of Pt county passed the Marine Corps second lieutenant exam. He is son of Col John W Henley and brother of Weldon Henley.
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Waycross K
Waycross
Waycross Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Savannah Knights
Savannah
Woodmen of the World
Jasper
Pfrs
Tate
Osie
Washington
Jon Ralph Henley
Pt County
United States Marine Corps
Halmy
Colone
John W. Henley
Weldon Henley
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