Tackle Carpenter Nearing Return for Clemson Game
Coach Heisman announced Carpenter of the Yellow Jackets is recovering and likely to play against Clemson with no operation needed. Senter shifts to tackle to fortify the line, Spencer takes wing, and Mauck limited but improving from the Georgia game as Tech braces for a strong Turkey Day effort.
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Georgia
Heisman
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Spencer
Senters
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Atlanta
Crystal City Pool Tournament at Crystal Pool
The Crystal Billiard and Pool parlor at Vinguet place will host a city championship pool tournament starting soon. Fourteen top players entered, matches of 109 points each held on Tuesdays and Fridays under elimination rules. The survivor wins two silver trophies donated by Bill Smith of the Crackers, with Nick Michel refereeing.
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Vinguet Place
Bill Smith
Crackers
Hisemen & Weil
Nck Michel
Correction on betting question in Questions Answered column
A sports editor recalls a misreported betting tale. A bettor placed two $2 bets on football outcomes with checks posted by rivals. After one bet won, a second bet lost, confusion arose over owed payments and net winnings. The column discusses who should receive what, given cashed checks and double-wager outcomes.
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Galas & Cieck
Anther Guime
Hino
Tha
Ana
Hima
Griffiths Stops Mehegan in Eighth Round Fight
Johnny Griffiths, the American lightweight contender known as the Hat, defeated Hinchie Mehegan of Australia by knockout in the eighth round in Australia on November 16. The bout capped a notable performance as Griffiths moved closer to a title challenge.
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Griffiths
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Hinchie Mehegan
Auburn Tennessee Game Would Be Biggest Card
Auburn and Tennessee post season football clash could be the season’s marquee event. Local alumni press for a meeting, possibly in Atlanta on the first Saturday in December, to decide a championship and boost revenues. Auburn touts its unscored season, while Tennessee argues for the rivalry’s fulfillment and claim to prestige.
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Auburn
Atlanta
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
President's Cup Tourney Second Round Set at Capital City Club
The President's Cup tournament enters the second round today at Capital City Country Club with five flights. Pairings include Hinton Hopkins versus C P King in the First Flight and Holland versus Humphrey in the Second Flight. Matches must conclude by Saturday, with a note of November 8 for completion of the round.
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C. P. King
Ralph Reed
Dick Jemison
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W. A. Browne
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Clemson Students Put Under Arrest
Clemson College reports football team members were arrested on return from Richmond for leaving college without proper authority. They were released after explanations. commandant says coach blamed. Local discipline matter with unusual attention due to team membership. pending investigations may place students under house arrest for breaches of military discipline.
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Savannah to_hold second annual Grand Prize 200 mile race
The Savannah Motorcycle Club announces a Thanksgiving Day 200 mile race on Savannah's Grand Prize Course with a prize pool of 150 dollars in gold for winners. About 32 top national motorcycle rovers are expected to attend, with events slated for Savannah, Ga. all day Thanksgiving.
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Savannah Motorcycle Club
Agaid
Paine and Johnson Vie In Brookhaven Cup Final
Mrs. T B Paine faces Mrs Edwin F Johnson in the eighteen holes final for the Capital City Country Club women's golf championship at Brookhaven. The winner will be crowned club champion and receive a trophy.
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Edwin Johnson
Thomas B. Paine
Edwin F. Johnson
Capital City
Minister's Four Sons Are Football Stars
Macon Georgia November 16 Special Dr J L White pastor of Vineville Baptist church has four sons on representative southern elevens all with fine records Russell left end for Macon Charles quarterback and Locust Grove captain James left end on Virginia Swainsboro game Hubert a medical student from Richmond left half back captaining the team forced to quit due to study duties Dr White a Wake Forest graduate recalls when football was rare in his college days and favored baseball and tennis
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J. L. White
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Virginia
Swainsboro
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Olympic Games in 1916 or 1918 in America
Paris reports Baron de Coubertin says if 1916 games cannot be held in Europe they may be staged in the United States in 1918 or 1920. He expects only a temporary war impact on French sport, noting records suffer as stars fight, while younger athletes improve over time and training gains become an incentive.
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United State
Baron Pierre de Conbertin
International Committee
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America
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France
Georgia Working on Trick Plays Ahead of Auburn Clash
Athens Ga November 16 Special With few injuries after the fierce Tech game Georgia plans to open the offense against Auburn. Coach Cunningham and the players aim to use trick formations and forward passes on a dry field to surprise Auburn. Logan may return and Henderson is in good shape for the best front of the year.
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Invitation Tourney For Women Golfers At Druid Hills Club
The Druid Hills Country Club announces an invitation golf tournament for women golfers of the city to be played next week on their course. Full details to follow this week, with qualifying rounds likely set for next Monday and Tuesday.
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Thomas Arranges Cubs Spring Training Trip Plans
Chicago November 16 Desnite continued reports the Chicago National league ball club to be sold. Charles H Thomas president of the club is arranging spring training plans including a south trip leaving March 1 two weeks later than usual with Tampa accommodations. Exhibition games planned in Birmingham Alabama Atlanta and Memphis Tennessee to end the trip on April 11.
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Tampa
Fin
Thomas
Birmingham
Als
Atlanta
Memphis
Tena
Bond issue and employment bureau proposed by city report
A city Industrial Commission report urges a bond issue and the creation of an employment bureau run by the city or by the Industrial Commission of the chamber of commerce. The council adopted the report, voted to pay $100 to Philip Wertner for data, and abolished the commission.
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Philip Wertner
Washington and Jefferson Near Front in Eastern Football
The Washington and Jefferson football team leads the east ahead of key rivals. A Harvard Yale game will decide final rankings, with W and J positioned to secure at least second place if Yale defeats Harvard. Washington and Jefferson has defeated Yale and Pittsburgh and tied Harvard, strengthening its claim for top regional rank.
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Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
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Jefferson
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Crimson
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Credit Men to Hear Reserve Banks Meaning
Members of the Atlanta Association of Credit Men anticipate a 6:30 PM meeting and luncheon at the Gate of the Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Saunders of New Orleans, a director of the Federal Reserve Bank, will discuss the act's meaning for business and its impact on all lines of commerce. Harry P. Moore urges all members to attend. President L. Adam promises important matters to be discussed before the luncheon.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Saunders
New Orleans
Federal Reserve Bank
Harry P. Moore
L. Adama
City Physicians to Examine All Claimants for Damages
City council adopted an ordinance expanding the duties of city physicians to examine all persons making claims for damages for injuries alleged to be caused by the city. They will receive extra pay not exceeding 400 dollars per year. The claims committee has faced harassing requests for large damages while many claimants were only slightly injured.
Atlanta Methodists Move to Keep Lovejoy in Place
Resolutions passed Monday by the Methodist Ministers association endorse Rev. W. P. Lovejoy as presiding elder of the Atlanta district and urge his retention amid rumors Bishop Collins Denny may shuffle North Georgia conference elders. Names of affiliated pastors listed include A. M. Hughiett of St. Mark's and G. D. Stona of Paine Memorial, among others.
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W. P. Lovejoy
Atlanta
Collins Denny
Richmond
North Georgia
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Deg Weathers
A. M. Hughiett
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Council delays action on parking ordinance
At the request of the Atlanta Association of Building Managers the ordinance regulating automobile painting on Whitehall Pryor road Forsyth Marietta streets was not passed. Council referred the measure back to the ordinance committee to hear managers and consider extending parking beyond thirty minutes and exempting physicians.
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Road
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Marietta
General Council
Ordinance Committee
Boy Admits Robbery by Breaking into Store
A 17 year old boy pleaded guilty in Judge Ben Hill's division to breaking into Smith's soda fountain on Alabama Street near Whitehall and robbing the safe of 15 dollars. He asked for leniency as the court prepared for a conference with the equity probation officer.
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Jake Gliman
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Whitehall
Equity
Hill is named head of athletic union
New York November 16. Subjects of vital interest in athletics were discussed at the AAU meeting. President Alfred J. Hill Jr of Boston was unanimously reelected, with several men named vice presidents. The Panama Pacific exposition earned most national championships, except boxing to be held in Boston. Amendments allowed women to register for women’s swimming events and updated entries rules. A union ban on professional contests remained, with exceptions for instructor led group exhibitions. The secretary to issue 30 days notice to the National Catholic Amateur Athletic League regarding its alliance cancellation.
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Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Alfred J. Hil, Jr
Boston
John Hilfott
San
James B. Suliivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Athletic Union
Kame Tey
National Catholic Amateur Athletic League
Catholic League
No post season game proposed for Auburn Tennessee matchup
Chattanooga November 16 Special Local sportsmen backed by the chamber of commerce offered two substantial guarantees for a post season game between Tennessee and Auburn to decide the southern championship. The teams declined the offer. Tennessee voiced aversion to post season games and Auburn’s Carlisle game may prevent Alabama participation. Some further efforts may occur, but the project appears to be abandoned.
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Tennesseans
Tennessee
Carlisle Indians
Indians
Chattanooga
Venn
Chamber of Commerce
Tennesgue
Tennesees
Carlisle
Special Hours Fixed To Operate Elevators On Atlanta Sidewalks
City council passes ordinance restricting sidewalk elevator operation to hours outside peak pedestrian periods from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. The rule aims to reduce injuries by limiting use when sidewalks are crowded.
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Atlanta
Looked Suspicious Parrot Swears at Home Visit
A Boston Transcript item humorously notes a husband who ran the household while the wife was away. He claims he enjoyed it but the parrot has learned to swear in her absence, adding a comic domestic twist to the tale.
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Boston Transcript
Naval stores trading resumed in Savannah on board of trade
Naval stores operations resumed on the Savannah Board of Trade after a wartime suspension. Turpentine and rosin activity was modest with mixed price shifts, high grades down, mid grades up, and low grades steady or slightly down. Local dealer promotions and quotations are noted, including a radiator solvent plug for autos.
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Savannah Board of Trade
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