Baseball Moguls Seek Peace End War But Seek Absorption
Chicago November 5 club owners of the American league opened talks for peace but avoided full settlement of the base ball war. They favored absorbing the Federal league rather than recognizing it, and rejected a third league. Yankees president Farrell denied any sale. Discussions on player transfers and redistribution to minors were left to President Johnson and league owners at Omaha.
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Federals
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Brooklyn
New York
Finnt Farrell
Yankees
Johnsen
Mick
Philadelphia
Jennings
Detroit
Dibvers
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Bealer Ang Coombs
Mack
Hid
Griffith
Washington
Boston Braves
Riverside to Meet Sewanee Military Academy Saturday
Riverside Military Academy football team left Gainesville for Sewanee Tennessee to face the Sewanee Military Academy in a hard fought game. Both teams expect a close contest with the outcome uncertain.
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Sewanee Military Academy
Gainesville
Riverside Miliary Academy
Sewanee Tenn
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Depy
Anniston All Stars Lose to Alabama Preds
In Anniston Alabama on November 3 the Alabama Presbyterian College football team defeated the Anniston All-Star squad 11 to 6 in a rough game. Wellford scored on a 20 yard end run in the first quarter for the sole Anniston tally. Beckham recovered a punt for a safety and added a defensive highlight as passes faltered.
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Alabama Presbyterian College
Anniston
Wellford
Numbering Players Adopted by Tech and Auburn in Atlanta Games
The Constitution’s idea to number opposing players will be used by Tech and Auburn for all remaining games. For the first time in Atlanta, fans can identify players from score cards as jerseys bear visible numbers. Coaches Heisman and Donahue praised the move for clarity and press aid.
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Tech
Auburn
Atlanta
East
Plainsmen
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Johnston
Morrison
Heisman
Donahue
Close Score Expected in Georgia Clemson Game
Athens observers predict a tight battle as Georgia prepares to host Clemson after a week of tough practice. Clemson, fresh from winning South Carolina and Citadel, is seen at peak speed while Georgia’s lineup is bolstered with improved strategy and condition.
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Athens
Red and Black
Clemson Tigers
Georgia
Bob Williams
Tennessee
Auburn
South Carolina
University of South Carolina
Citadel
Tigers
Georgis
Auburn Students Eye Attending Georgia Game With Jackets
Auburn students show keen interest in traveling to the upcoming game against Georgia. Faculty planned a holiday and the student body supports wearing jackets to boost team morale amid a hopeful but uncertain outcome.
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All
Auurn
Georgia ‘Edborn
Lady Golfers Complete First Round at Capital City Club Meet
First round finished in Capital City Club Ladies golf meet with eight players defeated. Match play resumes today in the second round as pairings are announced. several results include Mrs. T. B. Paine over Mrs. Hall by one up and Miss Marion Golsmith over Mrs. Wolford two up.
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T. B. Paine
Frederick
Francy Ada
Inman Saunders
Aly. Gude
W. H. White, Jr
Mra
McGill
W. Hall
V. Mra
Thornton
Frank Adairs
A. V. Gade
J. McGill
EB. Wolford
Constance Leroux
Capital City Country Club Golfers Qualify For President's Cup
Capital City Country Club golfers reach the President's Cup by qualifying through a two round event on Saturday. Players advance by gross scores with match play from scratch in the early rounds. Trophies go to the winner and runner-up of the final fight.
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Capital City Country Club
Tennessee Poised To Defeat Vanderbilt In Classic Showdown
Tennessee eyes a historic upset over Vanderbilt after arriving in Nashville for a final Dudley Field workout ahead of the Saturday clash. The Volunteers boast a strong lineup, while Vanderbilt faces a notably weak recent field as McGugin accepts a tough task and aims to prove doubters wrong.
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University of Tennesse
Dudley Field
Vanderbilt Commodores
Tennesse
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Commodores
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Commodore
McGugin
Two Prep Games Set For This Afternoon League Play
Two prep league games scheduled this afternoon at 3 o clock feature Decatur High meeting Donald Fraser High at Grantfield Tech High and Peacock Fleet facing off. Both contests viewed as evenly matched with likely improvements influencing outcomes. Tech High leads with a perfect record and could stay atop the standings after Thanksgiving morning clash. Admission is standard.
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Decatur
Boys’ High
Donald Fraser
Grantfield Tech High
Peacock Fleet
Tech High
Anders’ Fighre
Sutiack
Memphis Favors Montgomery Franchise Transfer If Pa yment Is Made
Memphis secretary Thomas T. Watkins said at the Southern league meeting in Birmingham that Little Rock should replace Montgomery, but only if Montgomery receives $15,000 compensation. He argued the change would benefit the league and noted Little Rock’s absence from baseball.
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Montgomery
Little Rock
Tenn
Thomas T. Watkins
Memphis Baseball Club
Birmingham
Saturda
Watkins
Little Heck
Little Hock
Waclins
Ten Plainsmen Face Jackets In 1913 Showdown At Grant Field
Tech meets Auburn in a anticipated Grant Field clash with Jim Jemison noting Tech as stronger than last year while Auburn contains most of the same lineup. Both teams project a hard fought, high tempo battle with Auburn favored by pundits though Tech boasts more speed weight and power in attack and defense.
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Auburn
Grant Field
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Plaay
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Hairston
Sewanee
Mike Donahue
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Georgia Military College Heads to Richmond Academy Clash
Milledgeville Ga November 3 special Georgia Military College travels to Augusta Friday for a second game with Richmond Academy. Since an early season 26 to 0 GM C win Richmond has shown resilience and a hard fight is expected. Coach Maddox remains confident though wary of a tougher contest as M Chas and other players have steadied.
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Georgia’ Military College
Augusta
Richmond Academy
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Richmond
Ceach Maddox
M. Chas
Sixty Scholarships Offered At Big Corn Show Prizes
The Georgia Corn show premium list mailed statewide this Saturday night offers sixty scholarships from the Georgia State College of Agriculture. Fifty-nine are short term awards of about $25 to cover transportation, board, and expenses for two weeks of study in January. Subscriptions from banks, railways, chambers, and corporations fund the prizes.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
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W. G. Cooper
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Negro Slayer Caught After Fifteen Years in Reed Creek Case
Hartwell Ga November 5 Sheriff Sia Johnson leaves for Tellico Tenn to fetch Muss Linder colored under indictment for the Frank Sims murder in Reed Creek district. Linder fled after the 15 year old killing and has remained at large until now.
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Sia Johnson
Tellico
Tenn
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Frank Sims
Reed Creek
Linder
Visit of friend fails to save man who took poison
Macon Ga November 5 Special The chance visit of a friend to H L Strickland on Poplar Street this morning failed to save the latter's life. Found unconscious after swallowing poison the victim was rushed to the hospital where physicians worked for hours. Strickland formerly lived in Macon and had recently returned here after despondency over job loss.
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George Skinner
Fitzgerald
Davery
G. 0. A. Daughtry
Vinevilla
Southern Railway
Florida
H. L. Strickland
Poplar Street
Strickland
South Carolina
Stricklang
Holmes Institute Lectures Highlight Citizenship Efforts
A. F. Herndon, president of Atlanta Mutual Insurance, delivered the Holmes Institute second lecture in the college chapel. He praised the school for reaching Atlanta’s colored youth and stressed the need for good citizenship while noting community support from both races. Holmes urged donations to cover school expenses as B. R. Holmes reported the institute’s funds were running tight.
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Coltege Chapel
A. F. Herndon
Atlanta Mutual Insurance Company
Atlanta
Taugkt & Food
Usefal Trade
B. RF. Holmes
Stole Flour for Starving Family Saved by Cop
A Macon, Georgia minister recounts a desperate father who stole a sack of flour after grocery credit was refused. A police officer, visiting the home, saw starving children and paid for the flour himself, sparing the man from arrest. The tale highlights mercy over punishment.
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South Bfacon
Aha
Peterman
Farm to Table Service Expands to Galveston
Washington announces expansion of the farm to table parcel post service with a new operating date in Galveston Texas. The service will be added tomorrow, marking another installment in the national rollout of this agricultural delivery program.
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Galveston
Texas
Parcel Post
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