Six Day Atlanta Race At Velodrome Sees Norton Hurt In Spill
Six day motorcycle race at the Velodrome opens with fast on track action as Root and Fogler lead early. Local rider Henry Norton sustains serious bruises after a collision with a rival, delaying his team’s progress while Wylie and Bargett trail the leaders. Riders resume Saturday afternoon with continued long grind and Philadelphia and Atlanta baseball guests to be hosted by management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Clapp
Valegrome
Root and Fogler
Vants
Wil
Wilard
Norton
Walker
Senhouse
Bardgett
Wyte
Atregid
Lewis Strang
Philadelphia
Atlanta
All Fight Roads Lead To Statens Fight Stag
Armory tonight hosts a boxing card led by Harry Ratens sextette with Billy Kerra Spangler in a high profile ten round bout. betting favors Betr though Brangier backers push their man. Kerr aims for a knockout as he faces a skilled Atlantis opponent amid a durable night of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Harry Rtaten
Billy Kerra Spangler
Betr
Brangier
Hilie
Joy Trent
Kerr
Kennockout
Atlante
Pitcher Griffin to Augusta Team on Season Finish
Manager Castro of Augusta left for the deal last night after agreeing with Smith that Pitcher Griftia will finish out the season with Augusta. Castro may acquire an Atlanta outfielder within a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Augusta
Name
Smith
Griftia
Atlanta
Daniel Water offered for home delivery from Union Point Ga
Daniel Mineral Water is priced per gallon with 5 gallon demijohns shipped by train after order. Delivered to your door by Exprem Company for a small charge, costing less than many mineral waters. Alkaline, non acidulous, corks will keep it fresh and retain medicinal value for years. Promises relief for indigestion and stomach and bowel issues with a palatable taste. Address Daniel Mineral Water Co Union Point Ga for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Exprem
Daniel Minera
Union Point
Lewis Strang Nerve Shown In Bold Buick Exhibition
Lewis Birang the Intrepid Buick driver demonstrated nerve and skill at a Velodrome exhibition in Atlanta. He cruised for three laps before front tires failed, then completed three more laps with flat wheels. The display followed earlier challenges with riders, proving his claim he could ride the dangerous course. He plans another show tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Birang
Buick
Atlanta
Perior
Strong
Asia
Btrang
Badly Knocked Bout Ends Wisely at Bunsey's
A fragmented note reports a rough knocking incident at Bunsey's involving Bott and allk Hats, described as encaged and wqubaped, with unclear outcomes and no formal charges or follow up details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bott
Bunsey
Tulane to be coached by Robert R. Brown
New Orleans announces that Tulane University will hire Robert R. Brown, formerly coach at Washington and Lee, to lead the football team next season. Jon Curtin will retire to enter business in Colorado. Also: golf results, billiards match notes, and Locust Grove vs McDonough high school game recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Dritant
Tulane University
New Orleans
Robert R. Brown
Waeshinghum and
Lee University
Virginia
Jon Curtin
Tulane
Colorado
Locust Grove
MccDonough
Marsh
McDonough
Greene and Brown
Combs
Baseball results from March scores across multiple cities
Baseball results from March games list several scores including Nashville South Eastern Chattensege Tennessee Toledo Newark Virginia Colgate Philadelphia A and M College Cape Fear Academy Grove Academy Macon Clemson River. Notable outcomes include University of Virginia 7 Colgate 1 and Brooklyn National 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Stora
Chicago
Cape Fear Academy
Grove Academy
Macon Ga
Brooklyn Nacanal
Macon
South Atlantic
Emson College
Clemson
River
White Steamer Declared Free-For-All Winner at Hill Climb
The technical committee named the White Steamer the official winner of the free for all class at the hill climb after protests by Ed Inmen and B W Gans were withdrawn. Protests against Strang's Buick and Burman's Buicks remain undecided with no immediate ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Inmen
Stearns
B. W. Gans
White Company
Inman
Gate
Strang
Burman
Hower
AA. A
Maddox
Johnson greeted by New York negroes crowding station
Nearly a thousand men, mostly colored, cheered champion heavyweight Jack Johnson as he arrived in New York. He said he hoped to set up a Jeffries fight offering 85,000 dollars to sporting editors and promised to pursue the first bidder. A hotel reception featured a parade of eight seeing autos and a line of Johnson admirers along Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Johnson
Jeff
Johnston
Jeffries
Johnson
York
Optsido
Mohnnon
Weat Forty-Second Street
Broadway
Tyrus Cobb Found After Yearlong Search By Uncle Sam
San Antonio reports a full year passed before postal workers located star outfielder Tyrus Cobb. The chase included many city notices and a Georgia wife’s long letter to Cobb at the Pontobar Hotel train, finally arriving as Cobb arrived in town with mail still awaiting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Sam
Broad Land
Ty Cobt
Detroit
Navin
Georgia
Pontobar
Fnally
Mare Ted
Miss Lombard
Tyrus
Abe
Cobb
Jacksonville Race Day Features Narrow Favorites
A crowded Jacksonville track saw favorable odds produce several long shot wins including Lamp Trim at 18 to 1 and Carria Elder at 8 to 1. Mis Jeannatte and Siskin each won their races with tight finishes, while Youthful captured a five furlong event. The New York Americans tied Columbus 4 in a late exhibition game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeccoonville
Fin
Marts
Pavoritee
Carria Eider
Fialabesh
Mis Jeannatte
Ornamess
Sven
Mt. Abe
Siskin
Halifax
Wven
John Garner
Blyalum
Carria Elder
Henom Friedd
Wee KO
Tve
Youthful
Mysilfien
Athletics Win From Crackers in Opening Game
Connie Mack's PhiladelphiaAmericana beat the Crackers 5 to 0 in the first of a three game series. Jimmy Dygert pitched a near perfect game with three scattered hits allowed in five innings, Hettmiller starred with two triples and a single in four appearances, and Castleton, Rogers, and others contributed for a warm, well pitched contest lasting 1 hour 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Americana
Crackers
Jimmy Dygert
Pelican
Harry Davis
Connie
Roy Castleton
Mice
Rogers
Hettmiller
Athletics
Dygert
Newton
Becker
Castleton
The
Athletica
Tuntess
Baker
Hellmiller
Coombs
Helt
Kirkpatrick
Motturcay
C. Castraton
Dywert
Tom
Atolen
Wommutray
Sell
Horner
Grunswig Brothers Star at Queen Theatre Vaudeville Show
The Grunswig Brothers headlined at the Queen theater in Whitehell this week, delivering clear, harmonized baritone and tenor vocals in a bullfighter impersonation. The Bijou bill featured moving pictures and four vaudeville acts including the Wrong Trio and a shooting display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grunswig Brothers
Queen Theater
Whitehell
White Good
Jeffries Green
Rubber Bella
M Baron
Tinga
Baseball Offices Moved to New City Buildings
The Atlanta Basetail Association moved its offices from room 1313, thirteenth floor, Empire building, to rooms 407 and 408 in the Lowndes building. No reason is given for the change, but it is believed related to the three thirteenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Basetail Association
Empire Building
Lowndes Building
Spring Coats Flaunt Silk and Taffeta Styles for All
For cool days and summer travel, a wide range of coats in plain taffeta and corded silks, 40 to 45 inches long, offer semi fitting lines and embroidered collars. Prices span $8.50 to $35 with options in maire lace, pongee, and light shoulder linings. many jackets suit maternité wear and general use.
Oakland Race Day Feature Hits Easy Wins at Emeryville
Oakland report details a brisk card at Emeryville with Light Wootse curving to a clear victory in the furlongs event. Rostvele surprises by winning the first race, Rosevele dominates Futurity, and multiple horses show strong finishes in the six race program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Light Woot
Emeryville
Thomas
Tauddy
Cloudiight
Jeanne d'Ara
Rostvele
Tom Shaw
Jooi Miller
Fred Mulholtard
acIniyre
Argonaut
John J
Sheehan
Sermade
Jeowola
Hawlet
Strike Out
Leverton
Puras
Penn
Taplin
Redeem
Cimas
Fire
Wubb
Pretend
Charlie Hargerue
Warfare
Balronis
Nautical
Lew Seton
Tipster
Rivera
Bluel
Deverich
Coburn
MI Picato
Beoritie
Tiare
Banpossi
Kesp Moving
Figent
Prestige
Markin Mayer
Viladay
Light Weel
McIntyre
Tloudright
Jeanne d'Arc
Tims
Husky
Rather Royal
Billy Pullman
Fleurnoff
Colonel White
Henry
Docile
Benvolio
Warrenton Team Opens Season with Big Win Over Hephzibah
Warrenton Georgia March 29 Special The first ball game of the season saw Warrenton High School defeat Hephzibah 18 to 2. Ghessling fanned sixteen batters on two hits allowed while English handled short. Batteries Warrenton Ghessling Evans Hephzibah Mokena Kent umpire Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Haphaibah
Ghessling
Gheisling
Evans
Hephaitas
Mokena
Kent
Fowler
Hile
Hepaxlban
Funes
Hanks Signed by Smith to Pro Ranks
Hauke, a semi professional southpaw, has shown good work in the semi professional ranks in Georgia for several summers. He has been signed by manager Senith for a thorough year and will likely work with the Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanks
Smith
Hauke
Georga
Senith
Tus Ifmmea
Jim Fox Targeting Two Atlanta Players
James Claudius Fox, manager of the Columbus Rally League team, seeks an infield and an outfielder from Atlanta. He is not particular who fills the spots and wants the acquisition soon. No deal completed yet as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Claudius Fox
Columbus
Atlanta
Smith
Joe Gans Struck Down by White Plague in Tuberculosis
Denver March 28 former world lightweight champion Joe Gans has contracted tuberculosis and may never return to the ring. Referee Charley White is quoted as confirming the illness and its grim outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Joe Gana
Pugiliat
Charley White
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wylie and
Bargett
Root-Fogler Watthorn
Collins
Cameron-mitten Wiltiame
McKay Wrylie-Bargett
Staten
Kerra Spangler
Griffin
Pomce de Leon
Nerve
Bob Brown
Panama
Acme Hattara
Whitehall
Pinehurst
Allan Lard
Chévy Chase
L.A. Hamilton
Nglawcoa
Walter Fairbanks
Denver Country Club
Ver
Cutler
Sutton
Madison Squant Garden
Cutler Santly
Cure
Demarest
Cline
Morningstar
York Americans
Americus
White
Gans
Black Ist
Uncle Sam
Tyrus Cobb
Jacksonville
New York’ Americans
Srunswig
Vaudevillians
Brunewig
Brunswig Bros
the Queen Theater
C. Coats
Clarke’s
United States
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Florida
Clarke Bros. & Co
Peoria, Hl
Tiles
Parm
Odd Rose
Helen Carrell
Fagrad
Galvesca
Vancouver Bale
Mrs. Det
Aiammed
Trowan
Gelene Gale
EicrMberoas
Zelnog
Warden
Joe Hows
Mi Derecho
Tolldox
Traffice
Neddra
Balling
Mile
J Como
Celle
Confessor
Mitre Lord
Rossingtad
Glovands Balerie
Mabel Hollander
Lord Provost
Saizense
Geling
Turiange
Jack
Fred Bsnt
Haley
Lens
Darlingtoe
Lady Carol
C. Core
Bophomers
May Amelia
Feesall Hall
Bell Telephone
Southern Bell Telephone
Telegraph Company
Clinchfield
Hephzibah
Jim Fox
Joe Gans
S.S.S. Sm
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Ponce DE Leon Park
Samort Ball
Butebel
Maret
Omron
Siren Stuly Mame Tim
Spangler
Kisuaée
Pes Oey Pain
Fam
Coop Mw
Semdays
WH. M. Baird
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!