Marist College Tops Tech High In Prep Basketball 87 to 25
Marist College led Tech High 20 to 18 at halftime and dominated the second half to win 87 to 25 on Marist court. standout guard McCall sparked the attack, with Cooke strong at center and solid defense limiting Tech High.
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Manet College
Tech High School
Marist
Tech High
Marist College
McCall
Tech
Cooke
Dodge
Czintz
Harrison
Myers
NAPS SIGN BLANDING
Cleveland March 3 President C A Somers of the Cleveland Americans said he signed pitcher Fred Blanding and that he is on his way to join the Naps at Athens. Blanding had previously signed a 4 Federal league contract. We are ready to fight for Blanding and believe the 1912 contract gives an option for 1914 services. We developed Blanding and expect the courts to rule our action within rights.
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Cleveland
Ohio
C. AY
Somers
Cleveland America
Fred Blanding
Quinn the
Naps
Athens
Blanding
Federals Warn Organized Ball Threatens Baseball War
President Gilmore of the Federal league warned a potential baseball war as reports said American and National leagues were recruiting Federal players. He cited re signing of Blanding and named Killifer Williams and Baumgardner amid contract disputes. Umpire rulings and upcoming meetings loom as the Federals plan to bid for top players and prepare for major league clashes.
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Chicago
Gilmore
Blanding
Cleveland Americans
Killifer
Williams
Baumgardner
Federals
Cole
Hid
Chicaze
Hil
Lifer
Federal League
Wilk
Ray O Collins
Boston American Itcher
Pluts Agun
Cincinnati
Bill Brennan
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Wichita Falls
Texas
Draw of Six Nations for the Davis Match
The draw for the six nations challenging the United States for the Davis international lawn tennis cup was made by FR D Wrenn chair of the American committee assisted by A E Adee. Germany and France drew opponents in the first round while Australia and Canada were paired in the early brackets.
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New York
March
United States
FR. D. Wrenn
T. Adee
Germany
France
Pyes
Australia
Canada
Australasia
British Isles
Belgium
Wrenn
Europe
Ades
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Maddox to Manage Wichita Ball Club
Nick Maddox former pitcher for the Pittsboro National League team will manage the local Western League club this season. He announced players will report for practice on March 16 in Wichita Kansas.
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Wichita
Kan
Nick Maddox
Pittsboro
Maddox
Nashville training dates altered with new March 9
Nashville Tenn March 3 news states Nash Ville's training date shifted from March to March 9. The local club signed St. and Toombs, a Marion College pitcher living in Clinton, Kentucky, as a right hander.
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Nashville
Tenn
Toombs
Marion College
Clinton, K
Blanding Heads to Athens for Spring Training
Cleveland Americans players Mitchell and Blanding left for Athens Ga to join spring training. Blanding reportedly signed a Federal League contract but refused to discuss details. Mitchell is expected to sign with the Americans on reaching the camp.
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Marena
Goodwin Signs With Kansas City Federals
Claire Goodwin, third baseman last season for the Los Angeles PCL club, reported to Manager George Stovall of the Kansas City Federal League club today after recently signing a contract with the Federals.
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Goodwin
Feds
Kansas City
Claire Goodwin
Los Angeles
George Stovall
Federals
Leach to Captain Cubs in Chicago Baseball Club
Tampa March announcement says outfielder Tommy Lesch will captain the Chicago National baseball club this year. Lesch previously served as captain when Every was absent, continuing a leadership role from last season.
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Leach
Cubs
Tampa
Fla
Tommy Lesch
Chicago National Baseball Club
Teach
Kolehmainen and Sheppard Star in Kansas City Indoor Meet
In Kansas City on March 3 200 athletes expected at the Kansas City Athletic Club indoor track meet at Convention Hall. Hannes Kolehmainen and Melvin Sheppard from New York lead rivals from four Missouri Valley schools plus Nebraska Missouri Kansas and State Agricultural College and Oklahoma universities. Sheppard faces Northwestern half mile star Osborne in an 88 yard duel while Kolehmainen competes in a five mile event alongside Joseph Ray of Chicago in the big three mile race. Ray is noted as the prior five mile national junior champion and nearly matched Kolehmainen in a five mile race last year.
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Kolehmainen
Shepperd
Kansas City
Hannes Kolehmainen
Melvin Sheppard
Nework
Kansas City Athletic Club
Missouri Valley
University of Nebraska
Sheppard
Osborne
Northwestern College
Joseph Ray
Chicago
Uannes
Close Game At G M A Court Wins For Donald Fraser
Donald Fraser edged Georgia Military Academy 23 to 20 in a tight afternoon contest. GM A led 9-7 at halftime but Fraser rallied with strong second half play, with Phillips and Van Valkenburg delivering key scores while Rodrigues topped GM A with 14 points.
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Donald Fraser
Georgia Military Academy
Georgia Tary Academy
G. M.A
Rodriguez
Porter
Cobern
GM. A
Donald Praver
Phillips
van Valkenburg
AL Porter
Rodrigues
Burgess
Woodward
Brown
Thompson Battle
van Valk
Tinker Announces Line-Up of Chicago Federals
Chicago March 3 Manager Tinker announced the line-up for the Chicago Federals asserting the club will be a permanent contender. The roster lists pitchers including Ad Brennan Claude Hendrix Tom McGuire and Jim McDonough with several Chicago semi pros and national league alums. Catchers include Art Wilson Jim Black and Bill Kilifer with first basemen John Kading Fred Beck and Bill Zwilling. Infielders feature John Farrel Rollie Zalder James Stanley and Joe Tinker. Outfielders are Al Wickland Cad Coles Fern Muncie and Max Flack.
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Chicago
Chicago Federals
Tinker
Ad Brennan
Philadelphia Nationals
Claude Hendrix
Pittsburg
Tom McGuire
Irwin Lang
C.J. Watson
Milwaukee
Henry Schmidt
John G
The Atlanta Hosts Everywoman Pavlova Rose Maid Shifts
Theaters report heavy interest in Everywoman at the Atlanta with two matinees and a night. Pavlova and her Russian troupe head next week for Monday Tuesday performances with a grand symphony orchestra backing eighty five dancers. Also at the Atlanta a single matinee of The Rose Maid is set for Saturday. Forsyth showcases Dance Reveries with Ethel Green in vaudeville. The Lyric closes Dramatic Stock after a broad program.
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Avance
Sete
Pavlova
Orcestra
Atlanta
Forsyth
Bury
Ethel Green
Vaudevile
Ginever Williams
Thomps
Copeland
Hackett
Dhd
Paul Armstrong
Wr Hackett
Columbia
Calambla Theater
Hyn
Tom Witard
Wo OH
Trueheart
Lontwa Beltle
Mutie Wood
Scurna Gn
George Milton
the Columbia
Lorgnettes Offered In Various Finishes By Opticians
A pair of lorgnettes makes shopping easier and glasses handy for a moment. Available in plain gun metal sterling silver sold plated solid gold and gold inlaid with white channel from Way Co Opticians 14 White W.
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Opticians
Park board clashes over tree removals and labor parity
At yesterday’s park board meeting a clash erupted over Grant Park tree removals and the wage parity for laborers in Grant and Piedmont Parks. Commissioner Belcher attacked General Manager Carey and the improvement committee while Commissioner Young blamed politics and unionism for high labor costs. The board sent the labor parity issue to the finance committee for action and debated using existing funds for a car, with Green opposing the use of city money for a personal vehicle.
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Park Board
Carey
James L. Belcher
Belcher
Park Board Improvement Committee
Grant Park
Piedmont Park
Third Ward
Waywes
Young
van Houten
Grant and
Piedmont Parks
Piedmont
Park
Grant Fark
Improvement Committee
Quention
Cheokee
Tom
Green
Finance Committee
Pavilion Burned at Wildwood Park in Columbus
Wildwood park pavilion and the adjacent moving picture theater were destroyed by fire in Columbus, with damages estimated at 10 000 dollars insured. The buildings belonged to the Columbus Railroad Company and authorities suspect incendiary origin as a motorman on a nearby car reported a fleeing man at the scene. The park sits three miles from the city on a bell car line and was a popular summer resort.
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Columbus
Wildwood Park Pavilion
Moving Picture Theater
Columbus Railroad Company
Snodgrass Signs With Giants
New York reports on March 3 that Fred Snodgrass center fielder, short of a new deal, signed a three year contract with the Giants after rejecting the Mets initial offer and weighing a Federal League offer. The announcement came from president Hempstead in Marin, Texas.
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Snodgrass
Giants
New York
Auy
President Hempstead
Marin
Texas
Fred Snodgrass
Centerfelder
Steamer Riversdale Floated Off Virginia Coast
Norfolk Va March 3 The British steamer Riversdale ashore near Little Island February 20 was floated at 11 tonight by the wrecking tug Rescue. The vessel carried 1,000,000 feet of lumber much of which was thrown overboard during salvage efforts. Riversdale will be towed to Norfolk for inspection and repair.
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Norfolk
Riversdale
Little Island
Hiversdale
Talley Appointed Referee in Bankruptcy in Macon
J N Talley longtime private secretary to Judge Emory Speer is named referee in bankruptcy for the Macon division by Judge W B Shepherd succeeding the late Alexander Proudfit. He has petitioned colleagues for respect and begun duties after being sworn in.
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Macon
J. N. Talley
Emory Speer
United States District Court
W. B. Shepherd
Florida
Speer
Talley
Alexander Proudfit
R. J. Bacon
Albany
Shepherd
Judge Speer
AH. Heyward, Jr
George Is Denounced For Conduct To Girls
New York March William R. George founder and former head of Georges Junior Republic Free Ville New York is scored by three informal judges in a public report. The investigation by committees of the Freeville Institution and the National Association of George Junior Republics found two charges sustained while the third scarce was not proven. The panel sustained improper overtures to a girl citizen and a separate charge about going to another location.
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New York
William R. George
Georges Junior Republic
Free Ville
N.Y
Freeville Institution
National Association of George Junior Republics
Stas
George
Judges Deliberate in Case Involving Girl’s Room Incident
A courtroom panel led by Justice Joseph Choate Jr and Justice Samuel Seabury along with social worker Miss Lilian Ward examined the charges. An Ithaca Sunday report wrongly claimed the panel acquitted George, though the hearing's outcome was not stated.
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Joseph Choate, Jr
Samuel Seabury
State Supreme Court
Lilian Ward
Ithace
George
Do You Know Any Of These People Quaker Extract Claims
A promotional notice touts Quaker Extract and Oil of Balm with many unnamed testimonials. It lists alleged cures of tapeworms and stomach, liver, kidney, and female troubles. Readers are urged to visit Coursey & Moon's Drug Store for remedies and prepaid shipping on orders over a dollar.
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Charles Owens
Hast Point
Calicutt
Wiman Street
Atlanta
Journal
Coursey & Mann'y Drug Store
A.M
Jessie Butles
KF. Herter
Fowler Street
Enny Cutter
Singleton Market
Cane Street
White
Southern
P. Moye
East Point
Coursey & Moon
Muarfetta Street
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