Darlington School Claims Football Championship Run
Darlington School asserts a top team claim after a strong season, scoring 160 points while allowing few, with standout Eler Koaline sidelined. The squad aims to meet anticipated foes Gordon, Tech, and nearby rivals as it pursues a state title in a rigorous prep schedule.
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Reme Gaptember
Bain
Darlington
Gugr
Georgia
Pennessee
Valims
Eler Koaline
Airst
Jatar Agre Sardoun
Jamie
Wailinn
Derlingtyn
Daringtae
Marlington
Lorlangton
Gordon
Isteement Ifforts
de Gorden
Tech Tigh
Bowl Completed Yale Bowl Work For Harvard Game
New Haven November work on Yale bowl for Harvard football game underway. Crews finish minor details while seating and ticketing progress reported. Management plans parking and crowd control with about 6000 ushers and attendants prepared for opening day.
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New Haven
Harvard
Comins
Berard
Bale Management
Pool Tourney at Cracker’s Grills Parlor Seeks Champion
The second billiard championship for the city of Dante is reported with 14 men entered. Yor Watts defeats P Collins in the first match as Cracker’s Grunnel hosts the event. Referee duties by Dasemit and Callaway will guide play, with doors at 8 pm and free admission.
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Wizager Bil Srth
Greil
Crackers
Basketball match preview between German and Hungarian teams
A garbled note lists upcoming basketball charity matches with teams including Germans, Hungarians, Cossacks, and Uhlans. It mentions a Scandinavian Swedes victory over the Wops and a tied Russian German contest leading to a Swedes clash for a title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunsiins Nts
Bharity
Atlanta
Itiletic
General Son Weavers Uhlans
Bresnahan Named Cubs New Manager
Bresnahan was appointed manager of the Chicago Cubs, signing a three year contract after negotiations. The announcement came as the club sought leadership under new president John W. Six and owner William G. Dount, with Bresnahan expected to guide the team through the 1930 season.
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Bresnahan
CUBS
Canina
Jeser Bresnihin
Chi So Nariona Rescue Baseball Club
Fording
Twen
Jhon Ws
Chats
Magorty
Dount Bressthan
Harvey Bresnahitt
New Fork
Natio Rome Mpi
Powis
Gil Wr
Federal League stock hike noted at annual meeting
At the annual meeting the stock of the Federal League was increased from 8 to 20 dollars, with officials announcing the move amid discussion of future prospects. The session adjourned after addressing routine business and preparing for upcoming activities.
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Lodery
G M A Reserves Triumph Over Tech Hi Reserves
The G M A reserves defeated Tech Hi Reserves in a close contest. Welty starred and crossed the goal line in a standout 1607 sequence as teammates rallied.
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Tech HI
Georgia and Auburn Set for Annual Gridiron Clash at Grant Field
Georgia and Auburn prepare for their twentieth meeting in a season marked by uneven form. Auburn enters as favorite with a veteran, high scoring lineup while Georgia relies on tactical formations to counter strong defense. Weather and field conditions may tip the balance as both teams seek victory at Grant Field tomorrow afternoon.
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Cunningham
Georgia
Donahue
Auburn
Angel
Grant Field
Wes
Aubury
Auburns
Tech
Sears
Thirteen Teams Left in Six Day Bicycle Race
New York September 29 Thirteen teams remained in the six day bicycle race tonight with ten in pursuit of the lead. Piercey Hansen formed a partnership and entered with handicaps. The field pressed the pace as riders chased the hour record amid spills injuring several competitors and forcing retirement. Standings at 11 PM show Gonellett Grenda Clark Hoot Came Ron Kaiser Lawrence Magin and others in the lead pack with distances listed for key riders and teams.
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New York
Dace Atilacivek
tewas—Mercey
Dupuy Kopsky
Franson
Bedell Brothers
Piercey
Hansen
Ehief
Mit
Verri Rater
Drobach Anderson
Wohlrib
Gonllett Grenda Clark
Cameron Kaiser Lawrence Magin
Mortin McNamara
Walthour Trulstead
Vogler Hill
Lawson Drobch
Ryan Woblrab
Texas Longhorns Challenge S. A. A. Champions
Texas Longhorns seek a fall football clash with the Southern Intercollegiate Association champions. Houston or New Orleans cities discussed as sites with Auburn Polytechnic, Tennessee and Notre Dame mentioned in planning. Texas has posted solid 14 point margins this season and seeks marquee opponent matchups.
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Houston
Olaven
Shalenge
Texas
Auburn Polytechnic
Suite
Univerity
Tennessee
New Orleans
Teas Athleatic Authori
Atlanta
Tirmingham
Lexis Eleven
Haskell Tn Dans
Tonghorns
Indiana
Notre Dame
Southwest
Southeast
Certian Trade
Mississippi
City Basketball League Organized At Enthusiastic Meeting
The City Basketball league, operating for three years, was reorganized last night at the 5 fraternity clubrooms. Emory University, North Avenue Presbyterian Church, and Grant Athletic Club were represented, with more teams expected at next Tuesday’s meeting. Sam spies provided intonation for the departure, and Harry Villard of Parks Chambers-Hardwick company announced a Silver Ione cup for the champions.
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Moore
Auburn Avenue
Emory University
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Grant Athletic Club
Évelock
Sam Spies
Moore Budding
Harry Villard
Parks Chambers-Hardwick Company
Parks-Chambers Hamiwick Company
Freddie Welsh Fights Jimmy Duffy To Tough Ten Round Draw
Buffalo N Y November 19 Freddie Welsh world champion fought a ten round bout with Jimmy Duffy of Leochport here tonight. Opinion divided between a draw and a shade for Duffy with many editors calling it a draw while most favored Duffy. Welsh weighed 135 and Duffy about 196. Neither fighter secured a knockdown though both put in solid work. The opening rounds were even with Welsh scoring to the body and eye while Duffy jabbed and countered.
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Buffalo N
Heht Wersht
Jimmy Duffy
Loecphort
Duffy
Welsh
Columbus S H 8 Meets G M A Next Saturday
The Columbus Industrial High School eleven will play the Georgia Military Academy at College Park Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock. The game promises to be close and hard fought.
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Columbus Industrial High School
Georgia’ Military Academy
Collage Park
Capital City Golfers Race Through Second Round in Trophy Tourney
In the Presidents Trophy at Brookhaven the second round progressed with several matches decided. Ul matches led to wins by P King over Ho Hopkins, Dick Jemison over RL Hea, Hammond over WE Browns, and Lowry Arnold over Milton Dargan. Other results included Hinbert Small over FT Holand, Woulford over CE Selple, Ruers over WO Hoffman, Exelyn Harris over H Parker, BRuyay over TR Gentry, NMeekle over JG Williaine, Tobe HIM over Charles Black, Blalock over Dagene Dickay, and Quimby over EFE Daills.
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Brookhaven
Fleet Fuutharks
P King
Ho Hopkins
Dick Jemison
Hea
Hammond
WE Browns
Lowry Arnold
Milton Dargandra
Hinbert Small
FT Holand
G Woulford
CE Selple Ag
EB Ruers
WO Hoffman
Exelyn Harris
H Parker
Wight
Bruyay
TR Gentry
Nmeekle
JG Williaine
Tobe Him
Charles Black
International League May Change Personnel Of Circuit Next Year
Ed ward Marrow, president of the International League, says the circuit may shift franchises next year if peace talks between the Federal League and organized baseball fail. He predicts Jersey City and Baltimore will lose their spots with Jersey City moving to Brooklyn and Baltimore relocating to Syracuse New York or Richmond Virginia.
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International League
New York
Hichmonda
Baltimore International League
Edward Marrow
Barrow
Federal League
Organized Baseball
Jersey City
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Syracuse NY
Fuchmond A Va
Lanier Hurls Deft at Atlanta Preps
Lanier of Macon accepts a challenge from Coach Zellars of Lanier who promises expenses to Macon for a Turkey Day game. The Atlanta prep teams are set to meet Macon, with Lanier Hurling shown as the promising visitor.
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Lanier
Atlanta
Lanier Heh School of
Macon
Atlanta Prep
Borsugh
Sportig
Zellars
Joe Dunn Likely To Manage Dallas Club
Veterans catcher Joe Dunn appears set to become manager of the Dallas Texas team with talks ongoing involving Atlanta and President Gardner. Local officials expect the sale to Dallas and anticipate Dunn joining two new catchers for next season.
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Joe Dunn
Dallas
Bplingfeld Ono
Texas
Atlanta
Dunn
Gardner
Charles Dunn
Smith
Omaha
Joe
Eterans
Inuit Hilly Golf Club Ladies Tournament Opens Next Week
The Inuit Hilly Golf Club in Atlant invites women golfers to a staged invitation tournament on its course. Qualifying rounds run Monday and Tuesday with all matches on eighteen holes except earlier sheets using nine holes. Handicaps apply. rounds must finish by December 7. trophies for winner and runner-up. Entry fee is $1.
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Inuit Hilly Golf Club
Atlant
Wall Channel
Uwahee
Register Committee Named for the A A U
Alfred J Hill presides over the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States announcing the national registration committee for the Shaan year. The panel includes treasurer Frederick W Rubien as chairman and regional council chairmen from associations across the country.
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New York
Alfred J Hill
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
The
Treieurer
Frederick W Rubien
Jacob W Stumpf
Metropoltan Association
J Frank Vacey
New England Association
Herman Meye
Middle Atlantic Assccation
William Burdick
Maryland South Atlantic Association
Harry P Keutur
Central Association
LD Sienedetto Southern
Negro Wins Long Fight to Escape the Gallows
Birmingham November 19 Ervin Pope a black school principal in Alabama faced death for the murder of white farmer James McClurkin near Oxford six years ago. Governor O Neal commuted Pope to life imprisonment after a series of Supreme Court reversals and reaffirmations. Evidence cited included a witness claiming to overhear someone near McClurkin the morning his body was found near mulhgue. Tracks and footwear tied to Pope were noted along with extensive wartime-like legal wrangling leading to multiple juries and clemency appeals.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ervin Pope
Alabama
James McClurkin
Oxford
O Neal
Pope
Supreme Court
Anniston City
McClurkins
Arvin Dent
MetClurkins
Mulhgue
Mall
Funes Home
Alls
Tech High Plays Donald Fraser at Grant Field
Tech High School faces Donald Fraser this afternoon in the local prep league at Grant Field. Tech is favored to win, while Fraser seeks its first victory after three starts and a noted tie. The game starts at 3 o'clock with usual admission prices.
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Grant Field
Tech High School
Donald Fraser
Tech Hgh
Red Tech High
Decatur
Tech High
Boys High
Usu
Urge Dr Pierce to get results or resign
A civic club meeting pressed Dr Pierce to take action or resign the school board seat. Members criticized his absence and failure to speak. Debate over contacting council members and ward representatives to push cooperation dominated the session.
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DR. Pierce
W H Penn
Dr Pierce
Myr Penn
United Mine Workers Meet With Wilson Over Colorado Strike
Washington November 19 three officials of the United Mine Workers of America fresh from the American Federation of Labor convention in Philadelphia met with President Wilson at the White House to urge federal action to place the Colorado mines in receivership if operators reject the pending settlement plan. The miners' delegation included John D White William Greene Beer and B J Hayes with Secretary Wilson directing negotiations.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor Convention
Philadelphia
Colorado
Wilson
White House
John D .White
Wiliam Greene Beer
B. J. Hayes
Maine
W.lson
Department of Inver
Revival at Denton draws big crowds
Denton Texas November 19 Special No religious meeting ever held in this city has commanded crowds like the revival conducted by Dr C A Fadley of Atlanta. Fully 600 people were turned away from a single service and there were over forty concerts the last day. Dr Ridley left Denton on the 17th for an outing on the gulf coast.
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Denton
Texas
CA Fadley
Atlanta
Servie
Ridley
Gulf Coast
Two Precedents Set by Recorder Johnson
Two precedents were established during a police court session by Recorder George Johnson who is making changes in court conduct. From now on no one may plt on the platform beside the recorder and his clerk except invited guests and newspaper men. Bailliff George Cornett educated courtroom frequenters on the new order as A C Blair faced drunk and disorderly charges unaccompanied by counsel. The recorder appointed a lawyer from those present to advise him and Blair was discharged when brought to the bar later.
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George Johnson
George Cornett
C Blair
Villa Ricana
Joanson
Blair
C P Sims
Campbell Posts $710,000 Bond in Bank Embezzlement Case
Montgomery Alabama November 19 M Blake Campbell former head bookkeeper at First National Bank charged with defaulting to the extent of 53559 of bank funds. He posted bond in the sum of 710000 after pleading guilty before a United States commissioner and was held to the grand jury under federal statute covering false entries.
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Montgomery
Ala
M. Blake Campbell
First National Bank
United States
Fortune Left by Anthony Brady Unearthed in Estate
New York November 19. Anthony N Brady the financier who died in London in July 1919 left an estate valued at 77,042,443. The transfer tax appraiser of Albany reports Brady holdings in the American Tobacco Company at 7,247,200 dollars and in the British American Tobacco Company at 9,319,030 dollars. He held securities of the United States Rubber Company valued at 8,064,648 dollars.
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New York
Anthony N Brady
London
Albany Counts
Four Fort Four py Persons Killed by Train
Wayne Ind reports November 19 losses as four people die when the Pennsylvania flyer strikes an automobile near Convoy Ohio, 30 miles east of Youngstown. Victims include Durbin Leslie, Convoy mayor, his wife, and Dr. and Mrs Hayes, relatives of Mrs Hayes.
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Fort Four Py
Wayne Ind
Convoy
Ohio
Pennslvania
Durbin Leslie
Convoy Tis
Mra de Hayes
Mra Hese
Steamer Bildred Sunk After Collision Near Egmont Key
In the Tampa Bay area on November 19 the steamer Bildred, operating between Tampa and Fort Myers, sank after a collision with the schooner Brazos southwest of the Tampa harbor entrance near Egmont Key. Five miles from the harbor, the wreck left hundreds of passengers and crew, fifteen in all, rescued. The Brazos reportedly suffered severe damage.
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Tampa
Fin
Bildred
Fort Myera
Brazos
Egmont Key
Tampa Harbor
Mildreds
Moonlight Schools Aim to End Illiteracy in Kentucky
Lawsville hosts a statewide push led by the Womens Forward Movement to establish moonlight night schools for adults who cannot read or write. Speakers cite past success in Gowan County and vow expansion to 80 counties with the Kentucky Literacy Commission, though lacking state funding.
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Lawsvilla
Womens Forward Movement
Kentucky
Lawsville
Cora Stewart Wilson
Gowan County
Higkt
Louleville
Thomas Mott Osborne Accepts Sing Sing Warden Post
Thomas Mott Osborne, noted prison reform advocate, accepts the warden position at Sing Sing. In his acceptance letter he cites doubt about serving reform best in an official role after a year of study and voluntary confinement at Auburn Prison to observe sanctions.
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New Fork
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing
Osborne
Auburn
General Peace Service Proposed for Feb 14
At a Buffalo meeting the Buffalo Federation of Churches the Buffalo Peace Society and the committee of 1000 urged a general church peace service on February 14 the 100th anniversary of the Ghent treaty. They requested President Wilson to endorse the plan.
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Buffalo Federation of Churches
Buffalo Peace Society
Committee of 1000
United States
Canada
Ghent
Wilson
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