Georgia Aims to Rally in Auburn Grid Clash Showdown
A chaotic OCR dump recounts early 1900s grid clashes between Georgia, Auburn, Tech, and Clemson. It notes past scores, shifting dominance, and a planned Macon game as Auburn seeks form, while Georgia struggles to regroup after periods of lean play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Georgian
Auburn
Georgia
Macon
Thureday
Aubin
Black
Sawanse Tigers
Auburn Sun
Lvarh Unet
Battle of Interes
Clamson
Clemson
Rough Tactics Taught By Football Coaches
A New York writer accuses coaches of teaching players to be rough, citing methods like elbow strikes to the chest, heel strikes to the face, head lifts, deliberate falls to trip, and leg holds. He argues officials rarely notice such practice, while players often avoid exposure of these actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thia
The Grand Presents Florence Davis Elliott Dexter In A Play
The Grand shows Florence Davis and Elliott Dexter in a debated drama about heredity with strong acting by Miles Davis and a standout Phillip Maitland as Dr Rank. Bijou hosts George Ade’s The County Chairman with William T Chatterton and a lively cast. The Orpheum offers varied acts, including Lee Tung Ton and the Pendletons, plus moving pictures by the Rigoletto Brothers. Oscar Figman returns with The Lightning Conductor at the Grand on Wednesday and Thanksgiving.
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Mise
Florence Davis
Elliott Dexter
Miles Davis
Trixen
Bijou
George Ade
Jim Hackier
William T Chatterton
Chetterton
Hia
Jim Hackler
Tilford Wheeler
Harry Hayden
Hhea Rigsby
Wwitbue Atkinson
Clint G Ford
Sassafras Livingston
Ed Gorman
Jefferson Brincoe
C. A. Willame
Eck Milbucy
Lawrence Windom
May Bretons
Liny Rigby
Nan D. Kress
Orpheum
Emmers
Tia Pelts
Jhe Ta Provel
Lee Tung Ton
Lee
Pendleton'a
Randolphs
Charles l Sweet
Mr Sweet
Chuck
Looge
Aurie Dagwell
Moving Pictures
Rigoletto Brothers
Oscar Figman
Harry B. Smith
C N
A. M Williamson
Tod Egent
Marconi
France
Molly Randolph
Maine
James Brown
Ahe
Hard practice by Jackets ahead of Clemson game
The Yellow Jacket squad held a hard practice with a large sideline crowd and a vigorous scrimmage between varsity and scrubs. Key players Davis Snyder Buchanan Smith Sims returned, Emerson will quarterback, and several positions shuffled as Tech readies for Clemson.
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Yellow Jacket
Vanderbilt
Erin
Davis
Snyder
Buchanan
Smith
Sims
Davie
Clemson
Luck
Robert
Bell
Captain Sweet
Hill
Jones
Emerson
Hightower
Johnson
Georgia
Inman Bell
Tech
South
Trence de Leon
Griffiths New Yankees Strengthened by Key Acquisitions
New York correspondent Joe Vila argues Clarke Griffith has vastly improved the Yankees with Glade Nes and Hemphill arrivals. He predicts a pennant chase in 1908, praising infielders Chase Niles Elderfield Conroy and others, noting strong outfielders Stahl Hemphill Keeler and solid pitching depth with Glade Lake Mener Doyle Hughes. The piece highlights fan interest and compares to the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vila
New York
Sporting News
Clarke Griffith
Glade
Nes
Hemphill
Vila
Yankees
New York City
Giants
Clarke
Griff
Chase
Niles
Elderfield
Conroy
White
Grifith
Nies
Giade
Moriarty
Jake Stahl
Hemphull
Billy Keeler
Feld
Blair
Thomas
Kleinow
Lake
Mener
Doyle
Hughes
Orth
Chesbro
Hoge
Newton
St Louis
Courts and stage moves feature in city notes
An application in the superior court seeks a charter for the Georgia Hotel Mena Association with no capital stock and revenue from initiation fees. Signers include E D Terrell C T Lowell T C Parker and others from several counties. An administration filing for Mina Mictis I Smith is noted, with a hearing set before Ordinary Wilkinson. Judge Roan handled about sixteen criminal cases, mostly minor. Henry I McCrea resigns from the Navy to pursue a stage career in New York.
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Georgia Hotel Mena Association
Ita
ED. Terrell
Lowndes
C T Lowell
Floyd
T C Parker
Crisp
Philpot
Lan
Racine
Muscogee
Bryan Lawrence
E C. Atullo
Ti Hedmond
George N Ingie
J A Newcomb
F DB Brubbs
Hibb
George I. Keen
R W. Powers
Chatham
J. Lee Haines
H. M. Dutton
H Silvermen
Ralph Vantvandingham
JT. Williams
W. WY. Zimmer
Fulton
Tye, Peeples
Bryan & Jordan
Mina Mictis I. Smith
Fraser Street
Claude A Smith
Wilkinson
Roan
Superior Court
Navy
New York
Henry I. McCrea
Henry Metres
Georgia
Surprises At City Park Race Meet Include Heavily Bet Orlander Win
New Orleans coverage reports Florences N surprise win in race one and Orlander’s heavy betting support in race four at City Park. Jockey Delaby injured when Coltness fell at the start. several horses and runners listed for six races with times and placings for each.
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Irlandet
To 10
Delaby
New Orleans
City Park
Coltness
Florines N
Orlander
Florence N
J. Sumter
la Souer
V. Powers
Georgia Girl
J. Hennessy
Tims
Ansonia
Una
Anna Sanders
Cantess
Sliver Cup
Culture
Edina
Dinda
Longa
de Resztte
Dalaby
Lacy Young
C. Koerner
Dr. McCluer
Troxler
Uncomoo
Creel
Sneer
Canville
Frank Lord
Seibert
Florida Glen
Goodlke
Mackeral
Sylvia G
Kitty Smith
C H. Shilling
Esther Brown
Anding Refined
Rufnagel
Katie Powers
Glasner
Charlie Thomson
Mountain
Fay
Lady Vincent
Gold Enamel
Doolle
A. Picke
Little Elkin
Ellenor
St. Noel
Leibert
Marabon
Local court disposes two cases in brief session
Judge Newman presided as Goodman Berk of Dahlonega and William Anderson of Tate pleaded guilty to selling Mauer without license. Berk drew two months in Fulton Jail and $100 fine. Anderson one month and $100 fine. Other notices mention educational conference in Atlanta, a railroad promotion, and local recoveries and events.
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United States Court
Newman
Morker
Goodman Berk
Dahlonega
William Anderson
Tate
Fulton County
Anderson
Southern Educational Board
Southern Schools
Atlanta
Henry Clements
Southern Railroad
Hood Street
tUnis
Swift Specific CO
Yaddo Wins Heavy Track Debut at Bennings
At Bennings in Washington DC on a muddy track three favorites won. Yaddo easily captured the opening six furlong handicap at 5 to 1, with Listless second and Dolly Spanker third. Ecomoy won the steeplechase, Green Il took the seven furlongs, and Winning Star led the six furlongs race with strong favorites close behind. Bennings entries for later races include Monacodor and Bright Toy among others.
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Benning
D. C
Yaddo
Columbia Course
Fairbrother
York
Dolly Spanker
McDaniel
Comedienne
Oxford
Royal Lady
McAfee
Monkey Purzle
Dupes
Eln McCool
Archbold
Touchwood
Canvasso
cGiil
Columbia
Greene, Il
Tony Bonero
Cullen
Balle of the Bay
Notter
Lally
Estimate
Bright Boy
Kking of
Bashan
Fusilade
Wizhandran
Star
Yorke
Kingesaing
Brussels
Gay Griselie
Malaga
Silver Ball
Ma Cella
Woolspun
Monacodor
J Hoge
Higginbotham
Aleuda
Campaigner
Deburgo Tan
Bennings
Columbia Enurae Bright Toy
Camp Aigner
Rappehantock
Fasteon
Orn Price Sheridan
King of Bashan
St Jeanne
Ida Reck
Marinosa
Furlings
Virginian
Guardian
Speacer Reiff Buckman
Navajo
Kara
M3 Dublan
Hellaworth
Amontillado
Twigs
Maunie
Pepline
Dottie
Fudge
Oriano
Margaret
Helen
Emeryville Races See Jockey Walter Miller Win Only One
At Emeryville California November 25 Larse Tields were in order with Walter Miller riding in six races. He won the fifth event for F Nugent who beat Silver Stocking and Seven Full. Races included selling events with weights and times noted for first through sixth race.
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Larse Tields
Emeryville
Walter Miller
Eix
F. Nugent
Sliver
Lackfoot
G. Burns
Kerry
Alice FP
Moreland
Wahoo
Hermes
Heather Scoatt
Siratt
Martin
Ban Lard
Wilmore
Creston Boy
Ross
John C. Graus
Lynch
Konigen Lauwise
Rettig
M. Brattan
Luetig
Ambitious
Lady Chiswell
Lovey Mary
Joe Goss
Titus M. Pelham
Royal Scott
Golden Rule
Kermit
Hayes
Meg Bowdish
King of Mist
Tin
Hunter
Nabonessar
Fury
Gur Sallie
Bengolio
Tancred
Dewey
Ed Ball
Burns
Fabric
GV. Miller
Mulcahy
Rather Royal
Colonel White
W. Millen
Mike Jordan
Captain Burnet
Golden Shore
Bobohama
Silver Line
Shady Ladran
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