Tech Athletic Association elects managers as team disbands
Georgia Tech selects managers for all athletic departments at a regular meeting. John J. Chapman named manager of the Varsity football team for 1906, succeeding Neal Hamilton who resigned. Hendrie becomes baseball manager, Dupree elected advertising manager, Emerton track manager, and Stout basketball manager. Officers named L B. Mann president James Davenport vice president Hunt H. McClure secretary treasurer. Tech will not play Sewanee this year as the team has disbanded and training halted. Coach Heisman has left for Macon.
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Georgia School of Technology
Tech Athletic Association
The
Athletic Association
John J. Chapman
Neal Hamilton
Neal
Tech
John Chapman
Macon ~Oy
G. A. Hendrie
Warren M
Mays
Hendrie
W. E. Dupree
W. S. Brown
Sam Roberts
I. A. Emerton
Roberts
G. M. Stout
Techites
L B. Mann
James Davenport
Hunt H. McClure
Geerstary
Yellow Jackets
Sewanee
Wofford
Heisman
Macon
Tommy McMillan
Barron House
Bernie McCay
Tech Club
Ecorker
Atlanta Boys Win Openers In Gulf States Tennis
New Orleans May 28 22 singles entrants and nine doubles pairs contested the gulf states championship. In morning singles Ys Leverich of New Orleans defeated W Grant of New Orleans 6 1 6 4. B M Grant of Atlanta beat G A Swann of Biloxi 6 1 6 2. F Cameron of New Orleans beat H Richardson of New Orleans 6 2. R Lyons of New Orleans beat F Soule of New Orleans 7 5 3 8 6 4. NM Thornton of Atlanta beat C Theobald of Biloxi 6 4 4
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New Orleans
Ys & E. Leverich
W. B. Grant
B. M. Grant
Atlanta
G. A. Swann
Bilox
National League schedule changes announced by President Pulliam
New York May 28 The National League announces extensive date changes across teams. Brooklyn shifts several Sunday games with Boston from June to August, Philadelphia moves to July, Chicago to June, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh adjust late summer fixtures, and St Louis schedules alter with Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Two installments show revised dates, with postponed and tie games to be played as rescheduled.
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Pulliam
National League
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnnati
Pittsbig
St.Louis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cincinnatii
St. Lows
Pittsburg
Johnston Succeeds Barber as Land Office Register
General R D Johnston of Birmingham takes charge as register of the United States land office in Montgomery Alabama succeeding Robert Barber. He will reside in Birmingham temporarily and the office force remains under civil service with likely no change.
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United States Lands Office
Montgomery
Ale
R. D. Johnston
Birmingham
United| States Land Office
Robert Barber
Train Tickets at Greatly Reduced Rates Promoted
Central of Georgia Railway offers discounted tickets and sleeping car reservations. City Ticket Office located at 4th National Bank Building, corner Peachtree and Marietta Streets, Atlanta Terminal Station. Contact TM HL FOGG, A. Atlanta, Ga.
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Tybee
Atlantic Beach
Central of Georgia Railway
WWE
4Th National
Peachtree
Andy Terminal
HL. Fogg
Atlanta
Southern Yacht Club to Enter German American Trig Races
The Southern Yacht Club awarded a contract to Small Brothers of Boston to build a yacht to compete in the German American trials. This marks the club's first entry in a national contest and the boat is expected to be sailed by Commodore S.F. Keusup, president of the New Orleans Jockey Club.
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Southern Yacht Club
Small Bros
Boston
New Orleans
Small Brothers
Southern
8.F. KeusUp
Jockey Club
Nashville Tennis Tourney Sets State Championship Challenge
The Nashville Tennis Club announces the second annual open tennis tourney in Nashville from June 25 to 30 for the Tennessee championship. The singles runner up will face Cowan Rodgers of Knoxville for the state title, and the doubles winners must battle Cowan Rodgers and his brother Charles. Referee Be Cooper tops the officiating roster with additional regional events following, including the Southern championship in Atlanta and Georgia and South Atlantic championships later in July and August. Nearby vacation opportunities highlight trips along the Denver and Rio Grande Scenic Line with Circle tours to Colorado and Utah, offering a famous 1000 mile trip for 28 dollars and other low fare packages.
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Cowan Redgers
Nashville Tennis Club
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Cowan Rougers
Knoxville
Cowan” Rodgers
Charles
Triest
Cooper
Atlanta
Georgia
Macon
Colorado
Utah
Denver
Hic Grande
Denver and
Rio Grande
Rocky Mountains
la Veta Pass
Poncha Pass
Torres Gorge
Indian Reservations
Dirango
Mancos Canon
Rico
Lizard Head Pass
Las Animas Canon
Silverton
Ouray
Cimarron Canan
Gunnison
Marshal Pass
Royal Gorge
East Lake City
Golorado
Hooper
Pang ‘F
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Barber
Poe
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Emight Straub
Southern Department
Marietta Sty
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John Spargo
Edward Everett
Hole
Juliet Wilbur Tompkins
Paris
Vance Thompson
the Crowell Publishing Company
Madison Square
York
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Pew
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New Terminal Station
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Empire Broadway
Door Subway
W. Johnson Quinn
Roome
South Aide City
Parks
Lake
Chicago University
City
Madigan Avenue
Nestead
F. M. Howell
Baltimore
Blue Ridge Moyuteing
Windermere 56Th St
Cornell Ave
U.S
Windermere
Jackson Park
Lake Michigan
Ax. G. Moore
New Fork
Manhattan Hotel
A. E. Creawford
Catoosa- Springs, GA
Minsle
Pooklet
Rales
Catoosa Springs Co
San Remo
Central Park
75Th Su
Magnificent Park
Brernan
Ozone Kenilworth Inn
Blitmore
Asheville
N. C
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Mt. Mitchell
Pisgah
Biltmore Estate
Edgar B. Moore
Deter-Pan
the Mountain Girl
Yachting
Automobilist
Hargrave
Aratu
Central Pal
Pana
Riverside
Greenbrier
West Virginia
Geo. A. Mills, Jr
Grefton
Washington
Fishers Island
A. T. Hale
Bath County
Virginia
JOHN _L. EUBANK
Pike Beach
Stratford Hotel
Michigan and
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Chelsea
Atlantic City
W. J
Atlantic Coast
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Wrightsville Beach
W. J. Moore
N.C
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Tate Spring Epsom
Tomlinson
Provareron
Warm Springs, Georgia
Pine Mountains
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