Riverside Prep Opens With Strong Prospect in SPL
Riverside Prep, from Clarkesville Tennessee, aims to dominate the Preparatory League race after beating Tech and showing a strong pitching staff led by Morris and Willey. Key changes include Towns out at short for Strupper, with emerging infield versatility as Riverside prepares for weekend games and road trips to Carolina.
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Raverside
Southwestern Fresbsterian University Ff
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Brida
Frome Clarkesville ‘Tenn
Herr
Riverside
Tech
Morris
Willev
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Page
Wall
Limeup
Strupper
Stone Wountain
Sines Hems
Monda
Clemaan
Purmanarsitkes
Caralina
Boston Braves to face Crackers in Macon series
Boston Braves train in Macon as Johnny Byers captains the club replacing Bill Sweeney. The team meets the Crackers in a two game set here with a return series in Macon the following Monday and Tuesday. Notable players include George Stallings, Charley Murphy, Waranville, Tyler, and Gowdy with a lineup featuring Maranville, Livers, and Purdue among others.
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Boston Braves
Crackers
Braves
Macon
Juesdas Stallings
Wiscades
Bss
Johnny Byers
Boston Unitam
Charley Webs
Murphy
Trosans
Pepper
Rabbi Waranville
Ceorge Tyler
Sam
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CPP
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Connolly
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Grammar Schools Start Third Round Showdown Today
The article notes the start of the third round in local grammar school play with several North and South side matchups. Edgewood hosts Oakland, Tenth visits Davis, Boulevard faces Ivy, Peeples plays Formwall, Fraser meets Full, and Battle EN Walker competes at Brisbane as leaders clash to shape league standings.
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North Side Cubs
Tast
Edgewood
Qaklend
Boulevard
Ae Davis
Cing
Teama
Oakland
Southwest Piedmont
Davis
Southeast
Piedmont Boulevard
South East
Piedmont
Peeples
Formwall
Fraser
Full
Brisbane
Battle EN + Walker
Jormwalt Peeples
Grant, Park
Famous tennis stars to play at Longwood
Bott n Mach 6 Fourteen of the leading players from the eastern time league plan to participate in the first invitational tournament at the Transwo club in Chestnut. A trophy will be awarded with permanent ownership to the event winner. G C Fort Tow hard national indoor champion was paired with RC Seaver in the opening round. Other contestants include W A Larned former national lawn tennis champion Ro Williams the internationalist T R Tot S Wo Niles and P Gardner.
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Leiding Tewty
Lee Tade
Transwo
Chestnut
RC Seaver
W A Larned
Ro Williams
Wo Niles
P Gardner
Yankees Triumph Over Crackers In Exhibition Tilt
New York Yankees defeated the Crackers 3 to 1 at Ponce de Leon Park. Carl Thompson pitched four innings for the Yankees before the visitors exploded with three tallies in the fourth. Wild Pape Kissinger opened for the Crackers and lasted four innings, then the Crackers misplayed several balls as the Yankees pulled away. The game featured strong fielding by Schwind and Lynch and notable hits by Walsh, Peckinpaugh, Long, and Flanagan among others. Time of game about 1 hour 30 minutes. umpire Winters.
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New York Americans
Ponce de Leon Park
Yankees
Carl Thompson
Ballu
Tasiager Wild
Pape Kissinger
Crackers
Waterloo Go Free
Jack Warhop
Schwind
Lynch
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Gene
Walsh
Williama
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Flanagans
Bibels
Theo
Peckinpaugh
Reynolds
Flrat
Sweeney
Eibel
Chandlers
Thompson
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Hartsell
Kissinger
Im Chandler
Williams
Siigied
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Tjartsell
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Bibel
Dahel Walsh Peckinpaugh
Flanagan
Willams Kissinger
Faberty Reynolds
Rossinger
Price
Pree
Boldenwald
New York
Gilhooley
Thumpcon
Chandler Warbop
McConnell & Bchying
Welehence
Long
Fabel
Reynolds Kissinger
Fetcher Price
New York One
Atlanta
Seaton refuses to join Brooklyn Federal team
Chicago March 26 Determination of Tom Seaton pitcher to play with the Chicago Breeders or Brooks is reported from Shreveport. Manager Tinker advised Seaton to join Brooks but Seaton said he would play only with Ad Brennan and remained loyal to Chicago. The President Gilmore stated the pitcher belonged to Brooks triggering further complications. The Cadwallader Coles sale to Kansas City Federals arose indirectly from Seaton tangles as Brookh2 was to be part payment for Seatons release but transferred elsewhere after the deal fell through.
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Tom Seaton
Chicago Brederals Oc
Shreveport
Mansager Tinker
Seaton
Brooks
Nol
Ad Brennan
Chicago Libetatons
Gilmore
Cadwallader Coles
Kwneas City Federals i
Seaten Tangle
Coles
Seatons
Manage
Stow
Red and Black Open Season With Clemson Visit
Athens March 26 Special Georgia closes baseball season with Clemson in two games coached by Joe Beans. Tigers arrive in good condition after a strong 1978 team. Napoleon foe of the Cleveland Americans will umpire the game. weather expected warm if no rain. Lineups include Ginn Clements Me Wharter Henderson Harrison Brows Tarbet Cor ev Clemson Cureton Tarrant Webb Hutto McPhaddeb Pier Parker Brown Anderson Sachte Goulden Thornton.
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Athens
Georgia
Clemson
Joe Beans
Tigers
Napoleon Foe
Cleveland Americans
Ginn
Clements
Wharter
Henderson
Harrison
Brows
Lester
Tarbet
Corev
Cureton
Webb of
Hutto
McPhaddeb
Pier Lf Parker
Brown
Anderson Sachte Goulden
Thornton
Woman golf champ leaves for home from New York
Miss Gladys Ravenscroft sails for Finland aboard the Garmania with Miss Muriel Dodd, after praising receptions in Britain and America. She avoids committing to defending her national title, hints at possible return to Britain for the British championships at Hunstanton, and mentions Garden City and Brookline as ideal courses.
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New York
America
Gladss Ravenscroft
Garmania
Finland
Muriel Dodd
Great Britain
Canada
England
Misa Ravenscroft
Garden City
Brookline
Munel
Hunstanton
Glidden Tour Boston to Chicago to be non stop in 1914
The 1914 Glidden tour will run nonstop between Chicago and Boston if awarded to the Chicago Automobile Club. Officials announced the American Automobile Association accepted the club’s formal bid. Plans follow last year’s aborted run due to manufacturers’ objections to stock car rules.
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Chicago
Chicago Automobie Club
American Automobile Association
Chicago Club
Tex not dead feature on Richards the daring racer
In Atlanta reports Richards the daring motor race driver known for his feats at the Motordrome was seriously injured in Wednesday’s Elouston Lexus track accident. Earlier word suggested death, but witnesses indicated he remained conscious after the fall, though severely hurt.
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Fea. Richards
Atlanta
Elouston
Ruchardy
Veteran oarsmen may race at Saratoga Lake
New York March 34 Jamea At Rie the one time sculling cham mund planning for a veterans race on Santosa late. Riley announced no oarsman ride will be allowed to compete. Invitees include Pat Luther Fred Plais jead Yale rigger Tim Ten Iyck Syracuse coach George Falkner Boston Charles Courtney Cornell eres Ellis Ward retired Pennsylania coach John T Scholes Toronto father of the winner of the diamond acus Ward is 4 years old.
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Jamea
Rie
Cham Mund
Santosa
Riley
Sit
Pat Luther
Fred Plais Jead
Yale
Tim Ten Iyck Sracuse
George Falkner
Boston
Charles & Courtney
Cornell Eres
Ellis Ward
Pennsylania
John T. Scholes
Toronto
Acus Ward
Farrells Decisions and Arbitration Awards
The board of arbitration of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues awarded Farrells Services of Player Hamilton to Macon Georgia and Cowan to Selma in the Georgia Alabama League. The application of Robert Wallace was granted and that of Selma dismissed.
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Hamilton
Macon Ga
Board of Arbitration
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Cowan
Selma
Georgia Alabama
Robert Wallace
Cordele Manager Assumes Charge For Georgia State League
On March 25 Manager Reagan arrived to take charge of the Cordele club. Lane Filyn gem the snappy spitball twirler who starred with Cordele last season joins the staff. Players are expected to report before Sunday as practice opens Monday.
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Cordele
Reagan
Cordele Club
Lane Filyngem
Sundar
Mondar
Virginia class D league questions answered
Sporting editor Dick Jemison reports on whether the new class D league in Virginia has been organized. The proposed teams include Lynchburg, Charlottesville, Danville, Clifton Forge, Staunton, and Covington, with details on formation and membership still unsettled.
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Dick Jemison
the Constitution
Virginia
Linchburg
CharlottemiNe
Danville
Clifton Forge
Saunton and
Covington
Great Ring Card Sees Eggers Clash With Grant
Promoter Lou Castro announced a multi bout card at the Orpheus theater featuring Jimmy Grant facing a youthful rival known for speed and ring craft. The program adds two other ten round bouts for a total of thirty rounds with tickets at Tomlin Brothers and ReadingSide box seats priced at 2 dollars, 1.50, and 1 dollar.
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Jimmy Grant
Orpheus Theater
Lou Castro
Tomlin Brothers
Readingside
Killifer Summoned to Answer Federal Injunction in Court
Washington March 26 Bill Bat ufer catcher for the Philadelphia Nationals was summoned to appear in federal court at Grand Rapids to show cause why he should not be enjoined from playing with the National League. The Federal League filed the action for alleged breach of contract Krullifer left Washington to fight for Philadelphia and confer with President Baker and George F Wharton counsel for the Phillies. He is expected to return for tomorrow's game.
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Bill Bat Ufer
Philadelphia Nationals
Grand Rapids Mid
National League
Federal League
Krullifer
Philadelphia
Baker
George F Wharton
Philladelphia Nationals
Exhibition Games Show Washington Wins 6 to 1 in Opening Series
Washington Americans take game one against the Philadelphia Nationals by 6 to 1. Pitchers Shaw and Bentle for Washington join Jacobs and Alexander for Philadelphia as the series opens in March.
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Bason Nationals
Atlanta
Philiien
Washington
Brooklyn
Newark
Loutaville Browns
Nashville
Senatorn
Phillien
Washington Americans
Philadelphia Nationals
Shaw
Bentle
Jacobs
Alexander
Sare
Philadelphia
Amateurs Railroad League Meets in Atlanta for Seasonal Organization
The Baroad league and the Saturday Afternoon League will hold meetings at 119 Peachtree Street tonight at 7:30 and 179 Peachtree Street Saturday at 4:00. Representatives are requested from all aspiring entrants to perfect and begin league operations for the season.
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Railroad League
Baroad League
Peachtree Street
Seague
Stallings Returns Hogg to the Gulls
Manager Stallings today announced the unconditional release of Bradley Hoge, Mercer pitcher, who was previously stoned by him last season, to the Mobile Southern league club Hogg. He left tonight for Motle.
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Maren
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Bradley Hoge
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Hogg
Motle
Yellow Jackets to Open Baseball Season at Grant Field
Georgia Tech hosts Auburn in a three game series opening at 3 20 P M at Grant Field. Tech and Auburn feature strong pitching and seasoned lineups with key players Hairston Williams McNair and Prendergast among top contributors in a bid to set the tone for the rising southern baseball season. Auburn faces adjustments after mumps and exam delays but shows depth in catching and infield with Woulton Arnold Prendergast and Harrison ready to challenge Tech’s staff. The series blends high expectations with close matchups as both teams seek early dominance.
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Tech Yellow Jackets
Auburn
Tonahuettes
Heisman Iten
Marca
Auburns
Montgomery
McNair
Marestons
Oth
Hairston
Wilams
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Lousell Arnold
Woulton
Prendergast
Ted Harrison
Savage
Mont Somer. Wa
Encourag
College Football Scores and Results Across The South
College games list includes Auburn versus Tennessee, Georgia Tech versus North Carolina, Wake Forest opponents, Virginia against Amherst, Mercer against Gordon, Alabama versus Harvard, Mississippi College at Chin, Sewanee and Lynchburg Pittsborg results, and a 11 inning Davidson win. Notable scores: Virginia Christian College 3 over unspecified, and Washington and Lee 4 Lafayette 0. Federal league action at Columbia Brooklyn shows 14 for the league.
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Auburn
Tach Atrant Tintensan Y Ceorgla Bb Agners
North Carolina
West Virginia
Wessyam
Chapel
Wake Forest
Oak Ridge
Davidson College
Pinehurst Golf Women Win North and South Trophy
Miss Florence from Pinehurst defeated Vir ROFL Barlow of Merion in Philadelphia 1 up on 18 holes to take the women’s North and South trophy. Barlow played well with tight leads from the 12th, but the Philadelphia player halved the 18th to lose. Barlow shot 39 on the final 18 while Wise Harvey carded 9. Other flight winners included Miss Agnes Blancke of Montclair New Jersey and Mrs A Uobelacker of Hagensack.
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Ma Ohab
Mra Radlow
Wise Harvey
Agnes Blancke
Montclair
A _Uobelacker Hagensack
Pmacilia’ Beall Balentown
Gaines Named Receiver For Forum Publishing Company
Judge Newman names Gaines as receiver for Forum Publishing Company doing business in Atlanta at 38 Wall Street. Bankruptcy proceedings filed. Deputy Clerk Henley of the federal court records the action. Bond set at $1000. Creditors Richards and Zellers claim amounts of $2646 and $126 respectively. Jatoba seeks $100. Indemnifying bond requested.
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Newman
Forum Publishing Company
Atlanta
Wall Street
Henley
Federal Court
National Commission Revokes Side Contract Rule Provision
The National Commission announces revocation of Paragraph D of rule 1 on side agreements between clubs and players. Contracts remain governed by the red ink warning clause printed at the top, stating that any side deal is not part of the official contract, with penalties including fines, contract annulment, and unconditional player release.
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National Pageball Commission
Rational Commission
Bilion
Mayer
Tegwar
Bowling results wrap at American bowling congress tourney
The 13th American Bowling Congress event concludes with winners in three main events. Monku Club Newark captures Five Man Teams while D Wogley and D Ha Nest of Newark win other team titles. Individual honors go to Will Coffin of Bradford Tem and William Muller of Bradford with notable scores across nine games.
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Monku Club
New Kaven
Ino Wan
I D Wogley
Dha Nest
Newark
Dagiidauts
William Wilie
Detroi Mier
Buffalo
St Coffin
Bradford Tem
Coffin
Legley van Hess
Readems Roden
Talo
Shenkel Smith Pittaburs
William Muller
Petro
Cetin
Bradford
McCuleigh
Indanauls
Atlanta Strides From Day 10 Day Progress Report
Citywide street widening on Peachtree Street gains five feet on the west side with work already a week old and east side expansion planned. Plaza plan to bridge railroad tracks in the city center gains momentum as state legislature expected to consider it this summer. Building permits in Macon show rising values, with March activity trending higher than last year. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph leases 1900 square feet on the third floor of Trust Company of Georgia building for its staff department starting April 1.
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Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Cordele
Bruneick Waycross
Thomasville
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West Point Railroad Company
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Valdosta
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Hellin
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Georgia Railroad
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Norfak
York
Norfolk
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Werken and Atlante Railroad
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Nashville
Lost and found notices mix with ad items in Georgia decisions text
A garbled, clipped mix of lost property notices and reward offers from Atlanta and nearby areas. Entries mention a dark brown mare mule, a Welsh pony, a white pointer dog named Joe, and various bounties with contact hints at Adamsville and nearby streets. Names and places are scattered, with references to lawful recovery and reimbursements for finder expenses.
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Chattahoochea
Frances
Marliorou
Apts
Walte
Grant Hide
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