Football Stadium Outlook With Rivalries Recorded
Local football notes describe a day of postponed Clemson Georgia clash and a slate of games across the South. Tech faces Vanderbilt in Nashville while Alabama meets Auburn in Birmingham. Michigan hosts Penn at Ann Arbor and Yale pranks Princeton, with numerous other matchups listed across campuses.
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Tech
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Mercer-Gordon
Macon
Alabama
Auburn
Atlanta
Georgia
Heisman
Vandy
Georgetown
Virginia
Washington
Davidson
Memphis
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Th Tadlang
Minnesota
Tech-Clemson Reported Collision With Fatal Outcome
A fragmentary clipping notes a collision involving Tech and Clemson with casualties and unknown details. The report mentions a stiff and hat-related event, with references to buses and Whitehall addressed in the sparse text.
Two Local Elevens Will Battle Today at Piedmont Park
The Hoya Insurance team and slaven from Boys' High School meet at Piedmont Park this afternoon at 3 30 in a fast, rivalry fueled game. Royals beat Boys High in a practice at season start 6 to unknown. Expected large crowd, small admission, and street car service noted.
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Hoya! Insurance
Slaven
Piedmont Park
Royals
Fragmented notice hints at dubious medicine revival and fraternal travel
A garbled ad claims a medicine offers powerful effects and invites readers to order from its originators. Separate text reports Kappa Sigma representatives from Macon and Mercer traveling to Birmingham Alabama for a district session, with Mercer and Macon alumni cited as delegates arriving last night.
Michigan Penn clash looms as Yale Princeton duel stalls
Penn faces Michigan in Ann Arbor as Yale hosts Princeton in New Haven in a pair of heavyweight clashes. Michigan relies on a potent line, forward passing by the Quakers and a versatile attack, while Yale and Princeton favor old style play with strong backs and cautious use of forward passes. Both show balanced form and tactical depth, with split likely in East and a tight Michigan upset potential in the Midwest.
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Philavtetpnna
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Yeu Ya
Princeton
New Haven
LloNenbach
Jonce
Qcty
Magoffin
Alleedice
Loris
Watkinga
Brein‘sebid
Hammond
Yost
Teanma
Carlisle Indians
Quakers
Hollenbach
Penn
State College
Kennath
Lawrence
Yale
Washington and
Jefferson
Washington
Indians
Amherst
Brown
Providence
Coy
Harlan
Dillon
Tigers
Jones
McCormick
Brides
Yate
Wister
Big automobile races coming to Savannah in January
Yathem of New York signs agreement for January stock car races in Savannah with C Wood Tatham guaranteeing at least 15 cars from eight managers and expecting 35 cars. Races will span three days with other events, on a ten mile course, a landmark south for such assemblies outside Daytona and Ormond Beach.
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Yathem
New York
Eexpects
Savannah
C. Wood Tatham
Tatham
Daytona
Ormond Beach
Students Pray for Success of Earlham Football Team
Richmond Va November 15 For the first time in college history students offered up a prayer for Earlham College to help the Lart ham football team win tomorrow The Bartham college team is run by Quakers and the opponents from Depauw University are expected to rely on brute strength and common gray matter.
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Richmond
Earlham College
Lartham
Bartham College
Quakers
Leartham Men
Depauw University
Georgia Suspension Threatens Rest of Schedule
Georgia faces a possible loss of its remaining games as the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association weighs a suspension appeal. Clemson and Auburn may also be affected, with officials planning hearings in Macon and Nashville to seek reinstatement and allow Georgia to complete the season.
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Georgia
Clemson
Riggs
Sanford
Atlanta
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Nashville
Dudley
Association
Holmes
Macon
Kigge
Auburn
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic
Higgs
Athens
Constitution Bureau
Brown House
W. L. Dudley
E. T. Holmes
Mercer
University of Georgia
Athletic Association
Instituton
Heelmes
Instant Catarrh Cure Claims Immediate Relief and Cure
An advertisement promotes Eclipse Catarrh Cure with assurances of instant relief from nasal congestion and a path to a permanent cure. It cites testimonials from Dr A Wear of Ozona Texas and offers a trial treatment by mail, urging readers to send names and addresses for sample packs and a booklet. The fragment also includes a brief Texas University football result: Texas won 29 to 10 over Oklahoma University.
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IR. A. Wear
Ozona
Fla
Avery
Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
Aqueduct Season Closes With Crowds At End Meet
At Aqueduct on November 16 1907 the Metropolitan racing season closed with a strong turnout and a solid card. The Nasau Handicap went to Cressina the 7 to 2 favorite while McCarter ran poorly. Other races saw winners including Merry England Ace High and 4Zaze with solid fields and notable runners such as Suffrage Lad of Langdon Stony Leer Flow Away and Duke of Bridgewater.
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Aqueduct
Cressina
McCarter
Hessian
Suffrage
Lad of Langdon
Merry England
Bad Newa
Kilter
Aime C
Auselmo
Musgrave
Whidden
Miller
Crcassina
Delahy
Ben
Brunaselli
Gretna Green
Notter
McCarty
Martin Doyle
Far West
W. H. Daniel
Duke of Bridgewater
Throckmorton
Miner
Alamadine
The
Shellgram
Sir Galahad
Onetus
Alex Grant
Mird
Red Bennett
Bly B. van
Oakland Race Day Results At Golden Gate Track
Oakland Calif November 15. Purse racing reports show multiple races with winners such as 109 accorded Bedell ridden by Burns and Scoville aboard. Money Mass won by 2 to 1 with Titan TI second. All Ablaze led 7 furlongs, Gemmell took Futurity course, The Captain won selling mile race, Native Son won Futurity course, and Overlands placed second. Time figures and jockeys listed for each event.
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Oakland
Cal
Beaulte
Ace—Purse
Rtan Casey
Bedell
Friar of Elgin
G Burns
Sam Gill
Scoville
Laserge
Lady Bacheddington
Queen Bessie
Piuvia
Abe Ruet
Fern
Sombrero
G. Burns
Titan TI
Mentry
Bill Mayham
B. Davis
Kom. Brattain
Whiskers
Ultima
Pelham
Golden Rule
Princess Davis
Moreland
Stuart
Vinton
Heatherton
Big Store
Bt. Albans
Hamada
Palemon End
Clamor
Healdsburg
Gemmell
Buxton
B. Lynch
Radtke
Rifleman
Rainwater
May L. N
Elling
Captain
Powers
Sarah
C. Ross
Secon Isabelle
Redwood II
Chancellor
Walworth
May Holliday
Little Joker
Valley
Bonarran
Post
Overlands
Blondy
Creston
Oceanshore
Mercer Gorton Gridiron Showdown Promised at Central City Park
Mercer University and Gordon Institute duel in Macon tomorrow at 2 pm on Central City Park field. Mercer, in good form after hard practice, seeks another win as Gordon brings a strong squad. Senior and junior classes plan a spirited display with wagon title and colors.
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Mercer
Gorton
Macon
Mercer University
Gordon Institute
Central City Park
Gordon
Schenker
Mercerians
Large Crowds at Southwest Georgia AME Conference
Southwest Georgia Colored Conference in Americus draws big crowds as devotional services and elders reports are shared. Delegates to the general conference include Edward W. Lee and others from Americus Columbus Albany and nearby towns. A pungent speech by Thomas Blodgett addresses negro disfranchisement in Georgia. Several pastors and elders are reported deceased this year.
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Southwest Georgia Colored Conference
Americus
Southwest Georgia
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Edward W. Lee
W. D. Johnson
Thomasville
F., R. Sims
J. T.hall
Columbus
I. G. Glass
Talbotton
D. Roseburough
Cuthbert
John Cooper
G. W. Smith
Albany
Gardner Whams
Wiley
Meek
Hayes Williams
Samuel
George
Hrving
Tech Team In Fine Fettle For Nashville Visit
The Tech football team arrived in Nashville and is stopping at the Tulane hotel. All players are in excellent shape with good prospects for a strong showing. A 90 minute workout at Dudley field focused on punting catching and signaling. Local enthusiasm is high as weather clears and field conditions are good, with expectations of a large attendance.
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J. W. Heisman
Nashville
Tenn
Tech
Tulane
Dudley Field
Theater notes at Grand and Bijou show mixed reception
A Central reader’s page reviews the Grand’s staging of Under Southern Skies with sharp critique of its miscegenation premise and strong scenes by John Burke. It also previews The Grand Mogul, Brown of Harvard, and a busy Orpheum week with free matinees for students and a prize guessing contest.
Washington Harbors Autumn Racing Opens With 13 Days of Stakes
Washington Jockey Club prepares Bennings course for opening day features the Bladensburg steeplechase and Columbia handicap. Entries list for first day include two-year-olds in selling, steeplechase for 4-year-olds and up, and multiple 3-year-old divisions plus handicap events with notable entrants such as Lane Allen and Gretas Green among others.
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Washington
Washington Jockey Club
Bennings
Columbia
Merry Man
Glaucous
Carasco
Gerville
Trey of Spades
Ardic
William H. Lyon
Andalusia
Truro
King Thistle
Whirl
Desideratum
Edith Glenn
Bladensburg
Alamansor
Kara
Sex
Knight of Elway
Guardian
Flying Virginian
Prince of Pilsen
Thistia Dale
Jimmy Lane
Blue Pigeon
Pioneer
Bersi
Lane Allen
Gretas Green
Dolly Spanker
Oxtorite
Comedienne
Draculum
Hooray
Punky
Killiecrankle
Lady Karma
Loudon Light
Gretna Green
Okenite
Don Creole
Limbrella
Braggadocio
Smoker
da Pursu
Carrolton
Dixie Humincel
Miss Katesby
Mazumalli
Dvattie
Tronsides
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Syracuse
Cornell Swarthragre
Ithaca
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Blackebure
Brunswick
Holy Cross-Villanova
Worcester Amherst
Springfield
Stevens-Muhlenburg
Allentown
Whitehall At
Fowell
Frats Gate
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Birmingham
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Sesalon
Rovert ervIaTr
George Stallings
Nelare
Whitney
Georgia Ringer
Wolverines
Pent
Ennsylvania
Sanford and Riggs
Texas Universality Winn
Austin
Tex
Texas University
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma
Texas
Redcliffe
Feclae
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Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
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Brockto
L. Douglas Shoe Store
Peachtree Street
Fine Fettle
Lottie Blaiy Parker
Louisiana
John Burke
Edward Urerton
Joahaway
Aunt Dasher
Robert Moran
Frank Pixley
Gustav Luders
Klaw & Erlanger
Colonial Theater
Chicago
Ludera
Harvard
Henry Woodruff
America
Autora
the Grand
Aida Johnson Young
Henry Miller
Orpheum
Biou
Messrs. Miller
Plohn
J. Thomas Gault
Butte
Aosta
College Coop. Co
Atlanta, GA
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