Favorite Showed Mettle in Two Year-Old Events at Springs
At Springs Arkansas on March 15 the two year olds Maxim Gorky and Tres Joli won by the shortest nose as heavy track rain and cold cleared the field. Races featured six furlongs to five and a half, with several long odds and tight finishes among entrants like Margaret Morris Duchess of Dagtate and Frank.
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Tres Joli
Springs
Ark
Thanlawn
Trea Jol
Raithe
Charocello
Yaent
Cherry
Catter
Aaron Hy
Balra
Temenge
Frank
Radtke
Sambo
Aude
Brimfuil
Sachem Siso
Tres Foe
Jaiss
Tima
Helen Clawson
Senamde
Gra
Palies
Tristian Shanéy
George Vivien
Adiie
Payne
Beary’ O
Anaric
Ehd Fanciman
Actors Base Players Stage Hand Duel at Fort Mecherson
Nine actors from the Running for Office company, fresh from Bijou sprinting, challenge Bijou stage hands in a baseball game at Fort Mecherson this afternoon at 2 30. Managers Ringsdorf and DeGive wager a postgame entertainment at the Aragon hotel. The cast lists pitchers Moss shortstop Wood center fielder Hoey and others, with the lineup including Clavery and Vandervar.
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Running For Offices Baseball Club
Bijou
Fort Mecherson
Hanes
Ain Office
Foday
Biou
Ringsdorf
Henry DeGive
Aragon Hotel
Peattion
Marin
Pitcher
Harring
Spatay Cook - Secong
Ringsdor
Moss
Wood
Gatheright
Hoey Jackson
Mesa Clavery
Dowie Brandon Jert
Vandervar Wheeler
Forstiten
Ten Pin Tourney Set At Louisville Armory
Sixteen alleys will host the American Bowling Congress contest in Louisville with the opening next Saturday. Secretary Karpf tours the armory praised its sixteen lanes and automatic pin spotters as the finest. Sunday bowling was dropped to broad support. Business sessions begin Monday with potential officers including Albert Blats Kaufman and Ebbetts. Karpf faces Henry F. Smithers for secretary. The fiscal court bars alcohol sales in the armory during the tournament.
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Philadelphia
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Cincinnai
GH. Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Henry F. Smithers
Van Ness and St Valentine Shine at New Orleans Fair Grounds
Rainy cloudy cards at the Fair Grounds with Van Ness and St Valentine as the only winning favorites. Third Alarm fouled Polly Prim to cost second in race five. multiple horses and times listed across six races, with favorites and longshots noted and entries for today’s program.
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Tol
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Ganserit
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Hoffman
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Lady Henrietta
Smith
Arabo
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Curd Killock
Hate Powers
Moreland
Canyon
Bevel
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Obert
Paul Ciord
Fla Vigny
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J. Martin
Little Scout
Lavisgstone
Captin Bob
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Deuxtemps
W. Hayes
Bedell
Katherine LiBerlac
Lemon Girl
Hickory Corners
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Dromix
Firing Line
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Olcott
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Bair
Geling Oggontz
Simon Kent
Monts
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Buttercup
Cut Glass
Manzini
Sweet Favor
Hen Feexed
Helmuth
Geordin MacCormick
Bitter Anne
Sam Chilton
Ussamah
Schroeders
Shenandoah
Clen Gallach
Whorler
Slemynd
Dan McKenna
Gay Adelaide
Natte Bumpe
Usiy
Little Red
Purge
Marvel P
Pinslicker
Yorse
Nemokt
Sateyard
Low Woods
Auromaster
Lazy Castman
Peter Mathantel
Htta M
JC. Clem
Philador
Come On Sar
Teige Moore
Miss Dodger
Magic” Power
Young Reminder
Bride of Woodstock
Gathering R
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Ben MacDhul
Barkermore
Sonama Belld
Frank Kenny
Ught Note
Prince Balm Salm
Imbeder
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Iete Hones
Gleman
Pawtucket
Ethel Marz
Dolan and Incubator Triumph at City Park Races
At New Orleans City Park on March 18 Tom Dolan and Incubator were among the few favorites to win as heavy winds left the track soggy. Mare Marama died from ring teaver, while race results list finishes for multiple races including firsts by Dolan Vendido and Bradie Little Wiltin, with extensive entries across six races and Park entries detailed.
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Incubator
City Park
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Marama
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Ring Teaver
Rach
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Niel
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Muddy Infield Hurdle inseason Practice Before Atlanta Cleveland Game
Rain and mud handicapped practice for Atlanta and Cleveland at Piedmont Park. Despite poor field conditions, players limbered up and prepared for the opening contest. Larry Lajoie and Wheat’s manager noted a close score, while Wim Lynch will umpire, aiming for acceptable officiating.
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Telephone Officials Dined by Col Gentry in Atlanta
Col Gentry hosted a Capital City club dinner honoring Edward J Hall president of Southern Bell and vice president of AT&T, with Charles H Wilson and H S Brooks of AT&T in attendance. The event strengthened ties among prominent Atlantans and telephony leaders, though Brooks could not attend due to his child’s illness.
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Charles H. Wilson
HS. Brooks
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
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Candler
Arnold Broyles
W. 5. Ellum
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Senders McDaniel
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Governor Terrill
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W. P. Hil
RF. Shedden
E. R. Black
BR. J Lowry
Preston Brown
John A. Brice
Thornton Marys
Charles Daniel
Julian Harris
Forrest
Bell Telephone
CE Wilson
American Telephone and Telegraph Cmpany
General Manger
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Chicago Telephone Company
American Telephone Ad Telegraph Company
Yale
Europe
Coleone Gentry
May Not Pitch Curtis Opening Game for Braves
Curtis may miss the opening game at Cleveland with a sore wing. Manager Smith expects Henry Harley to start in his place if Curtis is unavailable. Shaffer and Baxter Sparks also may pitch, with Utley in good shape as another possibility. Tickets go on sale at Good yum cigar stands, turnstiles will be used, and the pass gate will be ready for Saturday.
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Curtis
Atlanta
Cleveland
Smith
Henry Harley
Bostonian
Billy
Shaffer
Baxter Sparks
Utley
Wale
Goodyum
Automibile Race Planned in Macon This Week
Deal nearly closed yesterday between J W Shinholser Macon Automobile Club president and Barney Oldfield manager for a Macon race next Wednesday afternoon between Oldfield and Albert. The auto race will be staged in Atlanta Monday at Piedmont Park at 3 o'clock with a big auto parade tonight. Oldfield will then race in Houston and San Antonio before Los Angeles. Savannah pitcher Weeks arrives from Atlanta for the Savannah South Atlanta League team.
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Albert
J. W Shinholser
Macon Automobile Club
Barney Oldfield
Macon
Oldfeld
Atlanta
Piedmont Park
Tomorow
Olsfield
Houston
Texas
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Cal
Waycross Signing Players in Georgia Leagues
Waycross Baseball association opens applications nationwide as it signs five players for its Georgia and Interstate leagues team. Signed: J H Griffin catcher Bradenton Florida, T W Griffin first base Eufaula Alabama, Ross F On third base Auburn Alabama, W Simble pitcher Sewell Carolina, Coker of Winder Georgia. Team expects to complete roster in early April.
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Avo
J. H. Griffin
Bradeur Flas
T. W. Griffin
Eufaula
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Anburs
W. ‘Smpbie
Sew
Notable Executives and Officials Named in Telephone Group
A list of individuals including Charles T Hopkin Albert Howell John Tempie Graves Jack J Spalding W R Joyner Sam D Jones Ed T Brown J M Hoxses D J Carson Chipley J W Crews H R W Palmer W B Roberts and Edward J Hall with Hart as president of Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company and vice president of American Telephone and Telegraph Company is cited.
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Charles T Hopkin
Albert Howell
John Tempie Graves
Jack J. Spalding
W. R. Joyner
Sam D. Jones
Ed T. Brown
J. M. Hoxses
D. J."carson
Chipley
J. W Crews
H.R.W. Palmer
W. B. Roberts
Edward J. Hall Edwant J. Hart
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Short Items of Local Interest in Massengale Case
SHORT ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST ST. BLUME MASSENGALE KNOWN for advertising is confined to his home by a slight illness. He returns from Cuba after a pleasure and study trip and is in improving health. Mrs Nat Kaiser returns from Florida with improved health after ten weeks in the sunny climate. In the United States Court Judge Newman presided over several liquor cases with swift dispositions including several convic tions. Friends of Fr Wm G Holmes hear of his critical illness at his daughter's Peachtre e home. Rev Lewis G Wilson of Boston will lecture in the Unitarian church tonight. GB Meister, who stabbed James B Kelly, arraigned and held on $500 bond. Henry Parks fined $36 for stealing cigars from a Peachtree street shop. Hibernia Bank of Savannah seeks a $200000 charter. C George Bere, formerly of Atlanta, now in New York bar, underwent appendectomy in fair condition. Dr Jenkins Lloyd Jones to speak at the Jewish temple. Yonah council Royal Arcanum rolls call meets with large attendance. Waldr on moved to Elida Cooper sanatorium. Cliff Wofford arrested on suspicion of being escaped convict Ben son, Tenn. Dr J H McHale jailed for deserting his minor child. Howard Hartsfield sentenced to Tower on forgery and larceny charges. Detective Crawford from Jacksonville arrives in the city.
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ST. Blume Massengale
Mr. Massengale
Cuba
Nat Kaiser
Mr. Kaiser
Florida
Keiser
Hamilton Attacks and Defends New York Life Audit
Judge Hamilton rails at insurance officials and auditing practices accusing trustees of dodging responsibility. He claims he would have stopped improper disbursements if given vouchers, defends New York Life against misallocation, and warns that vast life insurance assets require strong governance. The hearing adjourns with actuaries to testify tomorrow and amendments to bills to be prepared for the legislature.
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T! T
John A. MecGail
Board of Trustees
The
New York Life
United States
Andrew Hamilton
New York City
Charles E. Hughes
Armstrong
Convict Lowe Escapes, Burglar Sentenced to Ten Years
Yesterday morning John Lowe, a convict who escaped from the Chattahoochee brick yards, fled to Jacksonville and lived under an assumed name. He slept in his old convict quarters last night and will resume work today. He was convicted of burglary of a state property and sentenced to ten years, having served only one month before escaping. Hodges home fire damages a two story frame residence on East Avenue, total losses about 330, insured.
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Hegra
Chattahogebe
Jacksonvile
Lowe
TRE
Hodges
East Avenue
Old Flag Received in Alabama Confederate Memorial
Montgomery March 16 Dr Thomas M L Owen history department director received the flag of the Thirty fourth Alabama Confederate States Army captain of the Breve Missouri of Brentwood Bits noted.
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Ala
Spesia
Thomas ML. Owen
History Department
Alabama
Missouri
Brentwood
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