Auburns Win A Decisive One
A local sporting writer lauds Auburns decisive defeat of Georgia Tech highlighting Techs green lineup and Auburns experience. The piece argues the loss should spur Tech to stronger efforts against Sewanee and calls for support of the team despite harsh criticism from onlookers. The writer defends Techs performance, urges fan restraint, and emphasizes loyalty to the home team.
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Yellow Jackets
Auburn
Tech
South
Fallow Jackets
Sewanee
Yellow Jackals
Louisiana State University
Ponge de Leon
Remack
Arturo
Cadillacs Rally Near Georgia for 1909 Models
Nearly 300 Cadillacs race in Georgia as the famed vehicle line expands to 1909 four and single cylinder models. Repair parts and service are advertised by John A. Sibley, Forsyth Street, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Georgia
John A. Sibley
Forsyth St
Atlanta
Colored Boxers Meet At Lyceum Tonight
A colored boxing carnival at the Lyceum theater features local preliminaries and music between bouts. The main event stars Kid Davis of New York and Arthur Worthy of California in a middleweight bout. Referee Harry Staten, formerly of the Atlanta Athletic Club, will ensure orderly, decisive matches.
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Lyceum
Kid Davis
New York
Arthur Worthy
California
Ciy
Harry Staten
Atlanta Athletic Club
Crossing the Savannah Race Course Security Plan
The Savannah race course will be closed to unauthorized pedestrians during Thanksgiving auto races. A military patrol will enforce passes, and streetcar crossings will be blocked on race days. Elevated bridges will guide passengers around the course, with car crews ready to shuttle riders to safety and prevent accidents.
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Savannah
Jone
Yale and Princeton in Distress After Red Letter Week
Harvard routed the Indians and showed a reliable defense as Balenti blocked a place kick. Yale struggled against Brown with Coy the Elis’ standout, while Dartmouth defeated Princeton at the Polo Grounds, leaving experts pondering how the Tigers will fare against Yale next. Penn-Michigan and Cornell-Chicago also loom large as strong Western teams challenge Eastern hopes.
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Harvard
Auch
Crimson
Wicker Balenti
Dartmouth
Princeton
Cambridge
Yale
Brown
Providence
Bull
Coy
Elis
Blue
Hix
Ing
New Haven
Princeton Tigers
Polo Grounds
New Yorkers
Tigers
Bull Dogs
Éaat
Cornell Chicago Atea
International rifle matches invite nineteen nations
Washington November 3 Nate September will witness a great gathering of international riflemen in the United States. The state department will forward formal invitations from the National Rifle Association to ambassadors and ministers from nineteen countries. The program includes Palma matches at long ranges, individual and team events, and revolver competition with strict target and equipment rules. Visiting teams receive tents and camp gear, while officials organize committees to resolve questions during the event.
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Washington
State Department
National Rifle Association
James A. Crain
Tinse
Ottawa
Canada
America
Swinner Oe
Hla
Bue
Amateh
Jrecuwrse
Thet Ianate
Thia Coramt“Sen
Mig
Auling
Dayl
Amibassadors
Drain
England
Australia
France
Switzerland
Netherlands
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Italy
Germany
Austria
Greece
Mexico
Argentine Republic
Brazi
Spain
Belgium
Japan
Bolivia
National Rifle Association of America
Andh Ap Singland
Tee
Harvard Leads In Football
An aged report notes Harvard leading in football as the Southern season ends. The piece hints at broader commentary on teams and tactics, mentioning speculative scenarios and interest in how squads performed. References to whiskey ad content appear, promoting Clarke's Pure Rye and mail order inquiries.
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Clarke's
Cama
Clarke
Friday boxing card at Armory Hall promises strong bouts
Manager Jack Foy announces a Friday night boxing program at Armory Hall featuring Trent versus Willis in a lightweight bout and Ruff versus Ball with potential ten round main events. Jones versus Casper also discussed, with preliminaries lined up and two ten rounders likely.
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Armory Hall
Jack Foy
Hill
Foy
Aigll
Trent v. Willis
Atlanta
Fuater
Ball
Jones
Casper
Atlante
Gaspar
Georgia Military Academy Tangles With Stone Mountain Cadets Today
The Georgia Military Academy team travels to Stone Mountain for an annual clash with the cadets. Both squads express confidence, promising a heated rivalry and a near stadium crowd as the two fast teams meet in the afternoon.
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Georgia Miliary Academy - Fees
Stone Mountain
Georgia Military Academy
Might
Matty Leads All Pitchers in National League
The official pitching averages list Christy Mathewson of the Giants as the leader in games played and consistency, with 56 appearances and 260 strikeouts. Ed Reulbach of Chicago tops the league in wins with 34, while Nap Rucker from Georgia led in wild pitches and walks. The article notes Mathewson’s reliability, fielding, and scarce hit batters, followed by Brown and Reulbach among the top performers.
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Associated Proms
Ed Rewlbach
Chicago
Aloush
Christy Mathewson
Mathewson
Caem
Reinbach
Dasea
Palla
Nap” Rucker
Georgia
F.C. Reulbach
Teiethownon
New York
Brown
Maddox
Pittsburg
Leever
Willis
Pintuburg
Coannits
Carridon
Philadelphia
McQuillan
Hilads Franer
Weimer
Cinevii Ewing
Cincinnati
Auto Gossip Fixes Speedway Plans and Car News
The piece previews the Lone Island Motor Parkway speed trials next month and notes a buzz around a new hub cap from American Locomotive Co. It covers show plans at Madison Square Garden, factory changes, AAA membership details, and upcoming entries for the Grand Prix race with two conditional entries and several racing vehicles arriving from Europe.
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Lone Island Motor Parkway
Alco
American Locomotive Company
A. 1, CO
Redlev
Berle
Ustity
Aps
Automobile Club of America
Paul Lacroix
Ronmyre Freres Soliog
Europe
Tt Tn & Specialty
Tuensay
Aeatrad
Sene Fouctir Ractcals & Reserve
The Automobile as a World Wide Factor
The piece argues the automobile is a universal force shaping world commerce and daily life. It notes labor saving use in industry and government, expanding road networks, and adoption across Asia, Europe, and the Americas, despite early prejudice and varying national road quality.
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Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Networld
Balkan
Europe
Incomplete Car Race Notes From Continental Meet
Fragmentary dispatch discusses July events and a car race in Europe. Mentions Renault team, O.P.O. agency, drivers Duhasz and Kjeldsen, and planned ships to Le Havre. Notes vague results, prior European records, and potential entries for a future race with references to multiple manufacturers and locations.
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Hennery
Hanrint
Brie
Renz
Sativa
Kaiserin Augumo Victoria
Szisz
Renault
Tourraine
Yr. Kjeldsen
P.O
P.‘O. Eager
Tre Havre
la Bavaly
Lournamset
BP. O
Ee Murendy
Cigcars
Acme
Iho
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Afvican Automobile Association
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