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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1912

Page

10

Monte Carlo prize fight thrills 30000 spectators

A photograph captured the Monte Carlo prize bout where 18 year old French marvel George Carpenter KO'd Jim Sullivan the lightweight champion of England in two rounds. The arena drew about 30000, with many women in attendance. Noted European nobility and actresses mingled with American heiresses during the event.

Monte Carlo George Carpenter Marvel Jim Sullivan England Europe Carpenter

Tech Loses To College Of Physicians In Early-Season Game

The Yellow Jackets suffer a 3 to 4 defeat as College of Physicians and Surgeons wins in ten innings. Drake and Holland pitched well for Tech while Cooper and Pressly starred for the doctors. Goree pitched in relief for Tech with a late rally falling short.

KR. L. Hughes Tech Yellow Jackets Doctors Jackets Pressly Drake Tech Hubert Goree Jarksis Yeiclang Cooper Byrd Sid Holland Heisman Wielder Reid H Holland Cooper Pound Begses Brown Owl Irwin Pitta Es Brown Sloan Ely Drake

Two Decisions by Commission on Free Agent Rule

Cincinnati officials report two actions by the baseball commission. It nullified Charles A. Deal’s Lancaster release and restored him as a free agent, and adopted a rule protecting free agents who sign with a national agreement but are moved without consent or trial, ensuring salary continuity if the new club does not meet the original contract pay.

Cincinnati Ohio Rational Baseball Commission Charles A. Deal Lancaster Dealt

Moha defeats Sailor Burke in ten round Milwaukee bout

Bob Moha of Milwaukee won nine rounds to one against Sailor Burke of Brooklyn in a ten round bout. Moha weighed 1661/2 pounds against Burke 169 pounds, with Burke taller and longer armed. Moha outboxed Burke after the first round and knocked him down in the ninth with a body shot.

New York Bob Moha Milwaukee Sailor Burke Brooklyn Moha Burke Mocha

Theaters at Forsyth Spotlight Bud Fisher and Paul Armstrong

Bud Fisher draws big crowds at Forsyth with Matt and Jeff style cartoons and fast humor. Next week Paul Armstrong’s Romance of the Underworld takes the feature spot, touted as a major American dramatist with Alias Jimmy Valentine noted for metropolitan flair.

Bud” Fisher Matt Jeff Forsyth Paul Armstrong Jimmy Valentine Metropolitan Rune Anid

The Third Degree at the Lyric Ends Week Engagement

There will be three more performances of The Third Degree at the Lyric before the week's engagement closes with tomorrow night. The play has been splendidly presented by a capable company and rewarded patrons with a real treat. There will be the usual Saturday matinee.

Lyric

Polly of the Circus and A Lucky Hoodoo At Atlanta Theaters

Frederick Thompson presents Polly of the Circus at the Atlanta theater with Ida St. Leon as Polly and a strong cast. tickets on sale. At the Lyric, Big B. Van returns in A Lucky Hoodoo a musical comedy about a propertyman turn and misadventures, supported by the Resurtent sisters and a selected company.

Polly Atlanta Frederick ‘Thompson Mt. Thompson Ida Bt. Leon Seata Ara Billy B. van Lyric Big B. van Lyrie Theater Mr. Var Vance

Taking No Chances In a Fractured New Yorker Fragments

A fragmented, unclear excerpt centers on a New Yorker scene with Philadelphia references. Characters debate travel and safety, urging someone to take a bag for an overnight stay. Dialogue is disjointed, with garbled wording and missing context.

Jénn New Yorker Philadelphia

Bold steps promised to trap Allen gang in Carroll county

Richmond Virginia reports Governor Mann says vigorous measures were taken to capture the Allen gang by late this week or early next. In Hillaville Siena Allen and his band remain at large after surrounding three mountain strongholds with no sign of captured outlaws or fresh leads. A posted warning warned outsiders to beware and claimed the gang can outwait pursuers.

Richmond Mann Carroll County Allen Hillaville Siena Allen Allens Hillesville

Death of Clifford Groover Ends Georgia Welfare Push

Stricken by illness, Clifford Groover died yesterday in a local sanitarium after a brief illness. An alumnus of Mercer, Princeton, and Chicago, he led Georgia's branch of the National Children's Home Society, opening homes for waifs with little funding. He previously did notable sociological work in Salt Lake City and urged humane conservation of human resources in public discourse.

Clifford Groover Georgia Mercer Princeton Chicago Groover Lfe Atlanta National Children’s Home Society Salt Lake City Charles H. Henderson University of Chicago National Children's Home Society South Georgia Statesboro

Clerk Charged With Taking 1500 Says He Is Innocent

A Western Union Telegraph Clerk, HB E Y Gormaley, aged two years on the job, was arrested on an indictment by the grand jury for embezzling about 1500. In the Tower he declared his innocence and vowed to prove it at trial. Attorney Albert Howell Jr stated the bill stems from an internal audit. company officials declined further comment. Gormaley, long trusted at a substation, resides at 383 B Luckie St.

Western Union Telegraph Company HB. E.Y Gormaley Peeples T. P. Woods Chicago Sunny South Printing Company Woods

Thousands die yearly from neglected colds and pneumonia

An article blames neglected colds for pneumonia and consumption, cites a 25 percent pneumonia death rate, and urges Jacobs' Liver Salt as the solution to relieve congestion, stimulate the liver, and renew vitality. It promotes a half pound jar for 25 cents, sold by Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta.

Jacobs’ Pharmacy Atlanta Jacobs

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