Riverside Ready for G M C Veterans in Prep School Battle
Riverside Military academy in Gainesville Ga prepares for a key encounter with Georgia Military College in Atlanta on November 15. Coaches Graham Beaver Anderson and McGregor drive a 75-man squad as captains Townsend and Paige return from injuries to power the offense. The prep school fielding scrimmages show three games running simultaneously as every student pursues peak football fitness.
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Riverside Military’ Academy
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Anderson
McGregor
Mauasldox
Georgia Military Collage
Atlanta
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GM. C
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Paige
Furman
Scrubs
Eclubs
Runta
Ruling in $100,000 suit over Lou Dillon race tampering
George W. Spear, trainer of Major Delmar, sues Cornelius Billings and Lou Dillon’s owner, alleging a conspiracy by trainers to fix the 1994 Memphis defeat of Lou Dillon after Spear says he made an affidavit about tampering. Spear claims the affidavit followed Billings’s agreement to cover losses and seeks damages after confrontations with the National Trotting Association.
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Lou Dillon
Major Delmar
Memphis
George W. Spear
Cornelius. KG. Buungs
Spear
Lou Lil Jon
Himer HW. Smathers
Billings
National Trotting Association
Dam
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Hilm
Waycross High Triumphs Over Benedictine College 6 0
Waycross High School defeated Benedictine College of Savannah 6 to 0 on a sloppy field in Waycross Ga. The rain and messy conditions hindered both teams but the game remained engaging from start to finish. Benedictine struggled to move the ball while Waycross capitalized on early chances to secure the win.
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Waycross
Waycross High School
Benedictine College of Savannah
Princeton Defeats Harvard 5–1 in Soccer Clash
Princeton beat Harvard 5 to 1 in a soccer match played in Nod on November 8. The win showcases Princeton’s offense led by strong ball control and finishing in the second half. Harvard faced tough defense as Princeton converted multiple chances to seal the victory.
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Princeton
Harvard
Baseball Is On the Square by Billy Evans Relates Incidents
Umpire Billy Evans recalls Moriarty's clutch hit in 1908 and explains how honesty keeps baseball on the square. He cites the 1908 Tigers Yankees pennant race, a trade near miss, and Moriarty's drive that secured Detroit's win as a tribute to fair play. Evans notes public doubt, explains World Series ticket practices, and praises clean play as the sport’s lifeblood.
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W. G. Evans
Bill Evans
George Moriarty
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Detroit
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Tigers
Jennings
Moriarty
Loriarty
Elberfeld
Tiger
Castle
George Mullin
Jack Chesbro
Mullin
Filberfeld
Cleveland
Round Robin Tourney for Class AA Teams
Chicaso November R-Teams of the American association and the Inter national league will stage a round robin series next summer and fall if the latter accepts the plan endorsed by club owners. President Chivington announced. negotiations to conclude at the minor league convention in Columbus next week. If accepted, the association will claim honors as pioneer in the inter league series. Details propose ending the regular campaign in August to allow each team forty two games against rival league clubs.
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Boston
Minnus
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American Association
International League
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Columbus
August Herrmann
National Commission
Crackers Buy Bible From Saginaw Club For 1914 Season
Bill Smith wired Frank Calla that First Baseman Bible of Saginaw Michigan was purchased for the Crackers for 1914. Bible played 125 games last season hitting .312 with 143 hits in 454 at bats and 208 total bases. He stole 27 bases and had 42 nonhitter times earning free passes. Bibie is a six footer left handed batter and fielder with 1651 putouts 108 assists and 24 errors. The Crackers expect him to fill Joe A gner's shoes at first base alongside new shortstop Jennines paving the way for a strong infield next spring.
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Frank E. Callaway
Bible
Saginaw, Mich
Joe Agner
Idle
Iible
Bibic
Bill Smith
Jennines
Auburn Eleven Downs Jackets in Mack Tricks and Power
Auburn dominated the game with heavy upfield offense. Hart, Preas, and Louisell starred for the Tigers with strong line play and dependable punting. Tech’s Cook sparked several bursts, Cushman’s pivotal catch failed near the goal, and the Jackets’ passing briefly threatened before Auburn sealed the win.
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Thigpen
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Kirk Newell
Httle
Arnold
Louiselt
Beard
Cool
Kearley
McDonald
Pitts
Cook
Newell
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Jackie
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Hayes
Montague
McCord
Hikting
Robinson
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Cushman
Mewell
Christopher
Hurt
Bidez
Yale Improves but Falls Short After Brown Defeat
New Haven Nov 8 Yale dominates Brown on Yale field despite a score that understates Yale's superiority. Yale’s offense lacked polish but featured Wilson's 45 yard run and Dunn at fullback. Brown managed few chances as Yale’s defense shut down threats despite rain and miscues on both sides.
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Brown
Lita G
Blue Eleven
Henry
Dunn
Iowam
Newnan High Tenth Grade Triumphs 8–6 Over Local Picked Team
In Newnan Ga on a mild fall day the Tenth Grade squad of Newnan High defeated a selected team from the rear of the school by 8 to 6. Hill starred with end runs and tackling while Mattox produced standout tackles and rushing. The Henan High School team hopes to arrange future games with lighter opponents within fifty miles.
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Newnan High School
Hill
Mattox
Hennan High School
Cotton Receipts At Bowdon Bowdon Ga Progress Note
Bowdon Ga November 8 Special Up to November 4 the town had bought 7 430 bales of cotton. Business is good and better than ever before. The town is filling with new enterprising citizens and there is every indication of marvelous growth and progress around here.
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Bowdon
Bow-don
Browns Blood Treatment advertised in Philadelphia and Atlanta
An advertisement touts Browns Blood Treatment claiming to cure pimples ulcers and hair loss with a $2 bottle lasting a month. It cites Dr Brown at 9365 Arch St Philadelphia and Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta as sellers and urges immediate action warning that delays are dangerous.
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Arch St
Philadelphia
Browns
Atlanta
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