Jackets At Work For Clemson Game
Coach Heisman of Tech observed something in Macon and returned to the Flats to push a strenuous schedule. The squad, aiming to be at peak for Clemson, will have Cushman and Preas unavailable, but most injuries have healed and the team expects to be ready for the Tigers.
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Georgia Auburn Game to Be Played at Ponce Park
Rival camps report the Georgia Auburn football clash will take place at Ponce de Leon park with Grantfield unlikely to be used. J Irwin Davis of Georgia says the game starts at 2 30 PM with general admission one dollar and twenty five cents for reserved seats and one dollar extra for parking. Officials to be named today.
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Auburn Eleven Working Slowly
Auburn Alabama November 18 special The Auburn eleven will engage early in the light workouts this week for the game with the University of Georgia in Atlanta. Hart the only serious Vanderbilt injury may miss the title clash. Babe Taylor returns and likely starts. The final scrimmage will be Monday with possible lineup changes expected.
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Georgia Eleven in Strenuous Drill for Auburn Game
Athens Ga November 16 Special. Coach Cunningham put the University of Georgia eleven through a long signal drill learning new plays for the Auburn game. The team reports strong after the Tech battle with few bruises. Carey and Crump among the fit players, Powell in shape to start with Crump possibly chosen, and four fallbacks ready. Georgia’s line-up remains uncertain. same lineup likely to face the Jackets. The Georgia student body will travel by special train to Atlanta to support the eleven.
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Starr Traded From Mobile to Nashville in Major Deal
Mobile Maine star Charley Starr, longtime leader and second baseman, is traded to Nashville for Perry, last season’s second baseman. The move shifts club leadership and strengthens both teams with Starr’s leadership and Perry’s reliable daily performance.
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Newspaperman Golf Tourney Planned in Atlanta
Atlanta newspaper golf players plan a new event with a silver loving cup donated by G W T Gentry of Southern Bell for the Tous estate. The contest will mirror the G W Adair trophy format with runner-up and second flight prizes funded by a $1 entry fee.
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Mordecai Brown May Manage a Federal Ball Club
Chicago November 18 Mordecai Brown famed three fingered pitcher of Chicago Nationals and Cincinnati may manage the Chicago Federal league team An offer from a Chicago Federals representative has been reported President Gilmore said terms remain to be settled Brown who is said to have been promised release from Cincinnati by Herrmann would still pitch occasionally.
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Seventeenth Infantry Eleven to Meet Georgia Reserves at Fort McPherson
A fast football game is promised at Fort McPherson Friday afternoon when the Seventeenth Infantry eleven battles the Georgia Reserves, the Red and Black sub varsity. This game should draw the largest crowd of the season at the post.
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Raynesford Named Captain Of Michigan Eleven
Ann Arbor Mich November 18 James W Raynesford of Detroit end on the present Michigan eleven has been elected captain of the 1914 team.
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Army Chargers Sweep Top Spots at National Horse Show
At Madison Square Garden New York November 1 America took the first two prizes and the fourth in the international army chargers contest. Poppy ridden by Lt J J Tallibee took blue, Deceiver ridden by Lt Waldo G Potter took second, and British Lt Colonel BP Kenna earned third with Harmony. Fourth went to Briata. Other wins included Bare Burns by Hackney stallion, Alarm as heavyweight hunter winner, Ruby three year old roadster, and Lord Seaton paired with Lady Seaton in smaller phantoms.
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White Sox top Giants 2 0 in sharp game
Chicago Americans beat New York Nationals 2 to 0 in a tightly played contest. Final innings show White Sox scoring in the seventh with hits by Fromme Hearne and Win go, while Hatteries include Scott and Schalk. Giants produced no runs.
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Buscher Sold to Montgomery Club in Southern League
St Joseph daily report notes pitcher Phil lip Buscher of the St Joseph Western League club has been sold conditionally to the Montgomery club in the Southern League. Buscher was acquired from the Erie Pa club last summer, according to today’s announcement.
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Water Carnival Plans Take Shape in Biscayne Bay
Indianapolis veteran Carl G Fisher travels to Miami to supervise final preparations for a water carnival to be staged in Biscayne Bay on January 16. The event will feature motorboat races on a course prepared by top sportsmen with prizes said to rival the largest ever offered, totaling $6,000.
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Robinson Succeeds Dahlén as Brooklyn Manager
Robinson replaces Dahlén with the Brooklyn Superbas after a morning contract signing with President Ebbets. The ex Orioles catcher brings a storied career and is praised for guiding a veteran roster toward a championship contendership with additions of two or three first class players. The Dodgers aim to rebuild under new leadership as Dahlen departed after four unproductive seasons.
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Nobby Clark Dies After Career Spanning Boxing Days
Chicago boxing figure Nobby Clark aged 75 dies at county hospital. A collection was taken to cover burial costs at Chicago fight headquarters, preventing burial in Potter's field. He trained and assisted numerous prize fighters over the last thirty years.
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Governor Tener Nominated for National League Leader
In Philadelphia on November 18 Governor John K. Tener is expected to be tendered the residency of the National League to succeed Thomas J. Lynch. President Barker of the local club says a meeting of league presidents in Harrisburg will discuss a successor. Tener denies making any statement implying candidacy, noting he would accept only if offered.
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Harvard Favorite Covers Yale Eleven
New York reports on November 18 shows odds shifting in Harvard Yale game favor. Harvard is up to 10 to 9 favorite outside Wall Street with Crim wonstilled favored, while local odds place Harvard at 10 to 7. Fans bet on freak scores and field goals by Brickley and Guerney, including a wild wager of nine Yale field goals in the first quarter.
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Riverside Eleven Scrimmage Prepares for Sewanee Friday
Riverside in a hard scrimmage under Coach Graham, preparing for Friday’s game with Sewanee Military Academy. Captain Townsend is improving in kicking, Strupper’s passing sharpens, as Riverside defends Georgia prep honors against Tennessee. Also, Morehouse and Fisk clash Friday at 2:30 pm for the Negro football championship of the South.
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Brown's Blood Treatment Ad Warns of Blood Poison Symptoms
An old advertisement lists symptoms such as pimples spots on skin mouth ulcers and hair loss and urges immediate mail to Dr Brown at 035 Arch St Philadelphia for Brown's Blood Treatment. It claims a $3.00 bottle lasts a month and notes sale at Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta.
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French Aviator Sets Passengering Somersault Record
Maurice Chevillard, a French aviator, established a new record today for turning somersaults in the air while carrying a passenger. He completed an aerial loop twice in brilliant fashion, performing with apparent ease.
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Columbia to Return to Sally Leaguers
Columbia, Nov 18, nearly assured to join the South Atlantic league next season after raising 3600 of 5000 dollars to clear debts to the league and National Baseball Commission. Local financier W. Robertson offers a grounds site and plant improvements with rental based on club finances. W. P. Corish of Savannah to arrive to confer with promoters. deadline to raise the funds is tomorrow.
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All Star Football Game Now Certain
Final arrangements have been made for the all star Seven teenth infantry football game on Saturday December 6 in Atlanta at Ponce de Leon park. Captain Stone and Lewie Wardage have details and signals for players. Players report the Wednesday before the game and run signals for three days. The stars, many former college players or southern team coaches, will be in prime condition. Notables Pay Morrison Kirk Newell Bob McWhorter Lewie Hardage highlight the backfield with Georgia reserves and others to support a fierce clash with the soldiers.
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National Colored Baseball League to Field Next Summer
Chicago reports a new professional league composed entirely of negro players will operate next summer. Chicago men control the effort and teams may form in Jacape, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Baltimore, Cleveland, St. Louis and possibly Kansas City. The National Colored Baseball League was incorporated in Pierre South Dakota for $50,000. Headquarters will be in Chicago.
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