Far West Won In Rough Race At Jamaica Track
The feature race at a mile and a sixteenth saw Par Wert prevail after a rough trip, Cullen straightening him near the rail to surge ahead by three quarters of a length over Munfort. Par West placed in the handicap race with Monfort III close behind.
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Par West
Cullen
Wor
Monfort
Notters
Parson
Miss
Divora
Betty Vincent
Mobility
Tan
Latonia feature handicap wins at Latonia race card
At Latonia Cincinnati November Henbridge won the handicap event setting the pace to the final sixteenth with Herwick taking third behind Honest the favorite. Multiple favorites won including Truck fant and Fire and a Walt Furtemge. Time around 1:07.5 for the six furlongs with other races listed and results for several horses.
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Judge Kavanaugh Regrets Longtime Southern League Director Resigns
Era Mayor Joyner receives a regretful letter from Judge W M Kavanaugh, president of the Southern League, noting the retirement of Mr. Joyner from the Atlanta club and as a director. The missive, dated October 28, 1908, emphasizes friendship, loyalty, and hopes for future reunions in baseball affairs.
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Broadfoot Leads Cornell Freshmen Class
William G. Broadfoot of Fayettsville North Carolina elected president of Cornell University freshmen class last Thursday with a majority over rivals. Broadfoot previously worked at the Lowell machine shop and resided at the ice house. He enters the mechanical engineering college this fall and is praised by classmates for his popularity and leadership potential.
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Aestanta
Challengers win Riverside 5 in handball doubles match
On the Atlanta Athletic Club course at noon Challenger Cone Maddox and Carleton Smith defeated Dr Claud A Smith and Neta Thornton holders of the club handball championship in doubles by three games to one. Umpire Howard Arnold and linesmen Frank Goll and Willie Keeler officiated. Locust Grove trialed Riverside military academy in a football tie 6 to 5 with Bowden delivering Locust Grove’s early TD and Riverside answering late.
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Morton Hodgson to Return for Georgia Football
Georgia hopes for a boost as Morton Hodgson rejoins the red and black squad after parental consent allowed his return. He will slot at halfback or fullback for the Augusta game against Clemson, ending a year’s absence and lifting student spirits.
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Mercer Coach Frank Bias Earns Praise From Macon Papers
The Macon papers laud Mercer football coach Frank Bias for transforming a green squad into a smooth eleven. They credit Bias with steady progress and a strong start to the season, noting the Georgia game result and Mercer’s ongoing confidence in contending from the outset this year.
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Elberfeld to the Minors Flyers Ambitions
Richmond and Roanoke sports chatter say Elberfeld may move to Virginia minor leagues next season. A leading Hambels scout notes Elberfeld could join Hixbiander or Plymouth squads, while Portmouth owner Bland reportedly courts him with a tempting deal.
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Thelma Arrives in Mobile After Terrific Hurricane
The ship Thelma from Crtatopas arrives in Mobile after a fierce hurricane on October 16 near Andrews Island. Captain Kampf reports the storm was severe, with east northeast winds and waves that washed decks and boats overboard. Crew sheltered below as the vessel sustained damage and the deck load was secured.
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Sibley Makes Endurance Run From Sylvan ia to Atlanta
John A. Sibley Georgia Cadillac agent, with wife, completed an 280 mile endurance drive from Sylvan ia to Atlanta in 18 hours, averaging 95 miles in first 12 hours and using 17 gallons of gasoline. Roads varied by county with Burke County best and Cobb County worst. He outlined a westward route for Atlanta autoists to Savannah for Thanksgiving Grand Prize Race.
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Entries for Savannah Grand Prize Race Show Big Field
The 400 mile international grand prize auto race at Savannah on Thanksgiving Day drew entries from four nationalities. A gold trophy worth 5000 and $8000 in cash prizes lure top drivers. Fifteen laps at 26.73 miles will be run with militia guards, plus a preliminary 200 mile race. Entries list Cyrus Patsenka Lazie America Harry Michener Abaplex America Emil Strickier Cradwick America Willie Traupt Wat MALY Poller Dzenro Fiat Italy Louly Waster Fiat Italy Ralph de Famin tia Italy Henri Fournier Italy Mexander Cagno Italy Giovanni Placenza Pavard Clement France L Hautvast Rayard Clement France Victor Rigal Lorraine Dlatrich France Arthur Duray Renault Francois S183 Renault France Lewis Strang Renz Germany Rene banriet Beng Germany Titz Erle. Potential Mercedes entry by Foxhall Keene and a third Hérault may join George Hobertenn, Vanderpliteup winner, with R L M and Panhard mentioned though unlikely.
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Maly
Cee Poller Dzenro
Fiat Taly
Louly Waster
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Ttaly
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Auburn Versus Tech Draws Atlanta Football Hype
Atlanta crowds gear up for the Tennessee Tech clash and the Auburn visit. The piece notes Tech and Auburn both loom large, with Auburn drawing many fans and the city anticipating a grand college football afternoon.
Texas Triumphs Over Arkansas in Sloppy Game
In Austin on November 2 a game described as marked by many fumbles and loose play saw Téxae defeat Arkansas' university here this afternoon. Wort of Texas and Bicknon of Arkansas were struck on the head and forced to retire with injuries.
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The Grand Theatre Show Highlights Berlin to Broadway
The Grand presents Corinas from New York in Lola from Berlin with a strong cast led by Mark Sullivan and Hazel Carlton Ghorttle. Pauline headlines the Orpheum with interactive gags, while the Bijou offers The Merry Musical Melange. The Lyric showcases a homey, honest theme in its latest picture program.
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New York
Siaia
Berlin
Lola
Corinne
Mark Sullivan
Richard Winchester -Chartis
Misa Hazel Carlton Ghorttle
Goodby
Milas Carleton
For Sale by Dealers Worldwide and in Chattanooga and Jacksonville
For sale by most dealers worldwide and all dealers in Chattanooga Tennessee and Jacksonville Florida. If yours refuses to supply you, write us.
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A Generous Reception for First Week Show at Shore Acres
Arch ie Boyd stars as Nathaniel Berry in a tale of family ties at the Berry Night house. Helen Berry, Sam Warren, and Miss Antle Morton deliver strong turns as the ship scene and Christmas home finale unfold. Nathaniel’s loneliness peaks as a crying infant echoes through the final act, leaving a somber curtain.
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Nathaniel Berry
Martin Werry
Shore Acres
Helen Berry
Martin Berry
Sam Warren
Nathaniel
Berry
Ttle
Antle Morton
Mera
Helen Chieffo
Warren
Nathan
Te Ile Babe
Robert Quin
Van Dyke to Race Uncle Andy Stewart in Public Foot Race
Dr. A H Van Dyke accepts a challenge from Uncle Andy Stewart to a public foot race after a roadside teasing incident. The exact time and venue are undecided though both parties insist the event be open with no admission fee and broadly publicized.
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Andy” Stewart
Stewart
A. H. van Dyke
Newa
Dr. VenDyke
Third Street
Andy Stewart
Hucka
Andy
VanDke
African Methodists Conference Nears Close at Rockmart
The North annual conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, led by Bishop Charles Spencer Smith, nears completion at Rockmart Georgia. Reports show churches erected and debts paid, with pastors supported. Dr John Hurst of Washington DC spoke on Septal Training and citizenship, and Richard D. Stinson emphasized practical race advancement. A liberal collection was taken during the services led by Bishop Smith and President E W Lee of Morri Brown College.
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Jon Hurst
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E.W. Lee
Mori Brown College
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November grand jury charged by Judge Ellis
Judge Ellis instructed the November grand jury to follow September presentments and take up any matter they see fit. Foreman Joan Hi Harwell led a 18 member panel including E D Crane and Oscar Elias. The body met morning, returned 8 true bills and 2 no bills. next session set for Tuesday week.
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E. D. Crane
Charles R. Winship
Oscar Elias
Martin Amorous
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W. F. Crangelle
Henry B. Wey
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A.” Montgomery
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H. M. Willet
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Rland
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Gordon P. User
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