Billy Smiths Brigade Faces Sally Leaguers In Atlanta
Columbus and At lanta meet in the South Atlantic League opener as Billy Smiths Brigade tabs Jamesa Fox for a managerial debut. Expected lineup includes Ray Mees Jordan Wenn Robn Moran Walker Hele Wahi Atkins Pressey Radabaugh with pitching by Radabaugh. The three game set follows a Reds series in Columbus and a Macon visit next week.
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Jamea Cloudine Fox
Tell
Atlanta
Hig
Columbus
Atlante
Columbus Toys
Harvet
Fox
At- Manta
Coveney
Hekn
Byler
Jono Fox
Vardeman
Combs
Rigge
Hille
Massing
Averett
Redmond
Ray- Mees
Joraan
Wenn
Robn
Moran
Walker
Hele
Wahi
Atkins
Pressey
Radabaugh
Nitchers
Smith
For
Cincinnati Reds
Macon
Bowling Tournament at Athletic Club in Atlanta
The seventh and final round starts tomorrow night at the Atlanta Athletic Club. Mashburn’s team faces McGinty as two teams race for the lead while Hall’s squad looks to win the silver cup and Captain Hall to claim the individual trophy. Current standings list Hall 288, Fay 257, Mashburn 278, Clarke 200, Parry 1187, with upcoming matches March 18 and March 25 shaping the title race.
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Atlante, Athletic Club
Mashburns
McGinty
Contedin
Fittaburg
Atlanta
Hall
Fay
Wlanner
Bex
Upshaw
Doonan
Witton
Voss
Lom. P
Yellow Jackets Prepare for Season Opener vs Riverside Military
Yellow Jacket baseball players stayed in the gym after Thursday as Coach Heisman gave daily lectures on game fundamentals. Rain delayed practice but good weather returns will bring them to Korea for the March 30 opener against Riverside Military Academy. Track candidates faced wet weather but eight men remained at tryouts through Thursday under Thomas and Davenport. Manager Bell reports strong track prospects and Tech’s expected stand in southern college field events.
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Yellow Jacket
Heismen
Korea
Riverside Military Academy
Eig
Thomas
Davenport
Bel
Tech
Weston to begin 4300 mile walk from New York to San Francisco
New York March 14 Edward Pay son Weston plans a 4300 mile trek from New York to the Pacific coast to reach San Francisco within 100 days. He will start from the amount pointoflies New York at 4 o'clock and hopes to complete the journey by late spring. A note about whiskey and mail order purveyors appears in the text.
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New York
Edward Payson Weston
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Kilpatrick Enters Daytona Auto Races
Daytona, Fla. H.J. Kilpatrick, famed for the Jamaica speed trials and multiple wins, prepares his rebuilt Red Devil racer for the Ormond-Daytona meet March 23-26. He cites his small size, wind resistance, and future plans for wind shields on locomotives as part of his forward view on speed and engineering.
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Daytona
Fla
Arch
Ormond
Daytona Beach
HJ. Kilpatrick
Jamaica
Jefferjson DeMont Thompson
Weather row delays Reds and Braves spring work
Director Von Herrmann of the local weather bureau faces an injunction from Manager Clark Griffith over recent forecasts. Judge Baseball signs a temporary order as Atlanta teams idle under rain, delaying practice and revenue. If weather lifts, Regulars and Yannigans may play a five inning game at the park today.
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von Herrmann
Weather Bureau
Billy Smith
Clark Griffith
Mr. Herrmann
Baseball
Atlanta
Ahe
Griffith
Gall
Gata
Yannigans
End of Chess Tourney in St Petersburg
The international chess masters tournament in St Petersburg closes March 1 after games from February 18. Results: Sakwe defeated Cohen, Chatimireki lost to Perlis, Trichmann beat Speyer. Lasker and Rubenstein shared the top honors, while White Dates and Spielman also divided a top prize.
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St. Petersburg
Sakwe
Cohen
Chatimireki
Perlis
Trichmann
Speyer
Dr. Lasker
Rubenstein
Spielman
New and Improved Service to West Florida Points
Trains on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad depart Atlanta daily at 3 48 p m and reach Thomasville Tallahassee Quincy Madison Live Oak with sleeper service. Timetable details and stations listed include Atlanta 70 mate 11 and 223 top.
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West Flasha
Atanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta
Thomasville
Allman
Tallahasese
Quincy
Madison
Registration Lightly Regarded in Macon Ga
In Macon Georgia, March 14, special report notes more than 3,000 voters pay little heed to a new registration law requiring names be on the books six months before an election. Only 670 names are on the city hall registration list. experts fear fewer than 1,000 may be added before the deadline, risking a small electorate for the upcoming October municipal contest. If a September 16 city primary occurs, only the 670 registered could vote. The next thirty days may bring a surge, but the election could be the lightest in years.
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Macon
Cnt
Iete
Ten Robbers Killed in Siberian Police Crackdown
March 14 Krasnovarnk police, capital of Versselak government, Siberia, killed ten members of a long-harassing robber gang in an attempted escape. Eight were captured, ending a period of Turukhanisk region fear and crime.
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St. Petersburg
Krasnovarnk
Versselak
Siberia
Turukhanisk
Eigth Thera
Pellgchtres Ff
Walthour Races Wylie Tuesday at Velo Drome
Weather permitting the bicycle racing event scheduled for Tuesday at the Velo Drome was postponed from Friday. Walthour and Wylie are set for motor paced heats with a one mile handicap and a potential record pace. Syracuse bets and unknown distances loom as Lawson battles Wurville in the closing motorcycle race.
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At- Jannra
Soppy Wailtour
Foinig
George White
Syracuee
Luree
Watthour
Neve
Wyme
Welthour
Wylie
Waithour
Syracuse
Aedition
Eng Fe
Sitouta
Lawson i
Wurville
Sean
Clemson Tigers Have Fairly Good Outlook
Jemason College reports Clemson's prospects improving despite unsettled weather halting practice. Coach Jesse Heynolds lists key players pushing for roles, with Capt Whieker Holes and Stokes Wood among the steady performers. A busy spring slate follows, including games at Riverside Gainesville Clemson and Greenville, culminating in Newberry and Wofford matchups.
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Jemason College
Mpechi
Jesse Heynolds
Roanoxe
Conon Seynoraa
Whieker Uoles
Stokes Wood
Waldrop
Rivers
Connally
Gulnivan
Kirby
Goodman
Uferton
Harris
Henderson
Bherard
Reid
Cockran
Felder
Reynolas
Waltz
Riverside
Clemson
University of Georgia
Clamson
Greenville
T-Riverside
Gainesville
Garden
Hainesville
Mercer
Macon
Trinity
Wofford
Spartanburs
Gastonis
Anil
Newberry
Furman
Greenwood
Bay
Brexine
Due Wear
Diacksburg
Jeffries Anxious To Fight The Negro
New York on March 14 fans await word if James J Jeffries will meet Jack Johnson for the world heavyweight title. Hugh McIntosh of Sydney sparks interest but some oppose abroad venues. Jeffries trains in road work and indoor exercise while Johnson says he will fight on his terms, likely in Seattle during the exposition. Johnson arrives in St Paul and Chicago, declaring readiness but no word from Jeffries.
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New York
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Hugh D. McIntosh
Sydney
Austtava
McIntosh
United States
Jeffries
Seattle
Johnson
Enat
Picktex Gwo
St. Paul
Mim
3 Paul
Vancouver
Chicago
Florida Motor Meets Draw Eyes Of Motoring World
Jacksonville March 14. For two weeks Florida will host two major race meets at Palm Beach and Daytona Beach. The Palm Beach Power Boat Association carnival runs from the 1éth to the 19th with prizes described as handsome and elaborate. Entries include Trente Sept end Bruiser Rockledge Buffalo Courier Kitty Sparks The Messenger Possum and the Flying Fish Dewey Bennison Third Dixolita First Nebo Velox Carita and more from U S and Canada. The Daytona meet March 23 to 26 features 60 mile Minneapotia trophy race and 50 mile Vanderbilt cup, with stars George Robertson Lewis Strang Herbert Lyttle Bob Burman Raion de Palma and Carl Bates among entrants. Referee Milew and Starter Fred Wegner head to Daytona.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Palm Beach
Daytang Beach
George Gingras
Rockledge
Buffalo Courier
W. J. Connor
Buffalo
N.Y
Kitty Sparks
Charles Furthman
New York
The
Messenger
George E. Andrews
Fis
Hugh L. Willoughby
Sewall's Point
Dewey
Walter F. Coachman
American Automobile Association
Michigan
New Orleans
Raion de Palma
Fiat
Carl Bates
Burman
Strang
Milew
Fred Wegner
Daytona
Foy Fights Christensen In Lakewood Bout
Jack Foy and Al Christensen have signed to fight ten rounds under Queensbury rules at Lakewood pavilion on Wednesday night March 17 at 8 36 p m. The bout aims to crown the better man and Foy claims he did not get a fair show.
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Lakewood Pavilion
al Christensen
Jack Foy
Queensbury
Foy
Jacek Foy
Christensen
Lakewood
Foy Challenged in Atlanta Bout Rumor From Forfeit
In the first bout Christensen carries a 30 pound advantage and has posted a forfeit to weigh 70 pounds ringside. If Foy proves his class, he should reach the bark in Chris tensen. Four topnotchers expected in Atlanta preliminaries headlined by Johnny Wood versus Happy Wae Trent. Reserved tickets on sale at Bigou Palace 41 Marietta Street.
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Christensen
Foy
Atlanta
Johnny Wood
Happy Wae Trent
Bigou Palace
Marietta Street
Hill Climb Entries Grow for Atlanta Contests
Lewis Strang and Robert Burman plan to enter the Atlanta hill-climb on March 27. They toured the Stewart avenue course, shipped accessories to Florida, and will ship back for the event. Seven classes will be offered with silver cups for first prizes and a free-for-all option to attract wide participation. Entry forms available from John F. Smith at Auburn Avenue. Clarke's Pure Eye advertised.
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Lewis Strang
Robert Burman
Cera
Atlanta
Daytona
Stewart Avenue
Florida
Atlants
Irgun
Will Ie
John F. Smith
Auburn Avenue
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California
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Mike Donlin
George Wiltse
New York Nationals
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Jim
Kilpatrick
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REDS
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Jim Foa
Walthour Races
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J. F. Allen
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