Tech Yellow Jackets Face Clemson In Weekend Clash
The Tech Yellow Jackets meet the Clemson Tigers at Grant Field in a high stakes game. Coaches Herman and Williams lead rival teams in a season tight with strength and weakness to be weighed. Clemson travels from Clemson to Atlanta with a big game mindset and a special train, while Tech plans a sentinel drill and scrimmage as both sides set lineups for the contest.
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Tech High's Claims Silence Contested Play By Play
A disputed basketball report accuses Tech High players of substitutions and biased officiating after a loss. The piece cites Townsend Struper and forward Struperta Townverl as key figures, noting early scoring in the final 40 seconds and fumbled possessions.
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Tiston
Gordan
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Ieorgia Miliary
Koop
Mamaager
Ruper
Three Line Stars Lost to Harvard
New York November 25 Harvard Yale Princeton football outlook for next year. Harvard loses Storer Hitchcock and OBrien to graduation but Brickley and others remain. Yale drops Capable Cham Marting Talbot Warren Pendleton Avery with gradation. Princeton promises better freshman material and most varsity returns with Driggs Hoge and two ends.
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Marvard
Storer
Hitchcock
O’brien
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Pendleton
Avery
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Harvard
Yate
Driggs
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Thirty two entries for Bic road race in Atlanta
Thirty two runners will start from the Auburn avenue clubhouse of the Atlanta Athletic Club at 161 Oeluck Avenue for the third annual Bic Road Race. entrants include members of the Atlanta Athletic Club Marist College and others with a few unattached runners. The course record is 14 minutes 21.5 seconds set by Walter Whee of the Atlanta Athletic Club.
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Hooper Loses Prize by One Point in Seeming Close Finish
Boston November 25. Harry Whistler of the Hooper club missed the prize by a single point in a season hitting average. Official averages published yesterday show Hooper batted .988, affecting a potential earnings of about $1,009 if he had hit the target of .2400.
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Harry Whis Elder
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Hooper
Tisma
City Prep Title Drama Looms in Morning Showdown
Timorzow hosts a 10 30 kickoff as the pennant race for the p league reaches a verdict. The two teams from Tech High and Boys High carry perfect records and promise the fiercest clash seen in Atlanta. Captain Jim Parks may miss the game, a potential setback for Tech High, while coaches prepare final lineups.
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Af Ec High
Stone Mountain
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Robinson Heads Auburn Eleven
At the Auburn banquet H W Robinson was elected captain of the 1914 team after s Sun 1912 league champions. Pitts placed second in voting with Hobngon close behind. Newell received a trip to New York as a token from the student body for guiding the team to the championship.
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Ala
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
H. W. Robinson
Pitts
Ngon
Ine Newell
New York
Newell
Tinker Out as Cincinnati Manager for 1914 Season
Cincinnati November 25 official board statement says Joe Tinker will not manage the Reds next season due to inability to reach terms. The company notes they could not come to a satisfactory agreement and Tinker refused to be a figurehead, signaling possible trade or release.
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Reds
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Chicago Americans
Nie
Chicago
Jor Tinker
Boxing Card Set for Thanksgiving in Athens Georgia
Athens boxing promoter Frank Posters announces a Thanksgiving card in the Classic City with Frank Baker facing Saul and Meyer Pries meeting Kid Young of Atlanta. Spider Britt meets Kid Goldman of Chattanooga in a lively bout lineup with popular prices.
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Mike
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Baker
Jack Payne
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Kid” Young
Sewanee Renews lineup for Thanksgiving game
Sewanee Tenn November 25 The Sewanee eleven reshuffles for the Thanksgiving day game with the Commodores at Nashville Big Parker moves to end Ward returns at fullback Thomas among the scrubs holds the other end Tolley at quarterback Hammond Palmer halves Ward full Barnwell center Magwood MacColum guards Delshina Hamilton tackles The Tigers depart Wednesday for Nashville with a signal practice planned at Dudley Field the student body optimistic
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Specia
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Barnwell
Magwood
MacColum
Delshina
Hamelton
Tigers
Nashville
Dudley Field
Second Place Rank Worries Dopesters in SIAC Race
The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association second place is hotly debated among Vanderbilt Georgia and LSU supporters. Vanderbilt cites Auburn scores while Mississippi A&M and Auburn results factor into the claims. Football observers say Georgia and Vanderbilt top Mississippi A&M and LSU for the runner up spot.
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University of Georgia
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Missppi A. & M
Keel Laying Planned for Shamrock Ship at Gosport
The lead keel of the Shamrock TV will be laid Wednesday in Gosport with Sir Thomas Lipton and a few friends attending the ceremony. Good progress has been made in preparing materials for the challenger and after keel casting, construction will move rapidly.
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Hogland
Shamrocck TV
Eage
Thomas Lipton
M Donald to Lead Jackets Captaincy for 1914 Team
Alfred McDonald, Tech football halfback and punter, is expected to be named captain of the 1914 eleven. A fourth-year man, he is the lone remaining senior candidate after graduations thin the field. Known for punting excellence and football knowledge, he is described as brainy and fighter with strong leadership potential.
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Alfred McDonald
Ted
Donald Fraser
Donald
South
Jenks Gillem
Mac
Preas
McDonald
Army Navy football game at Polo Grounds draws society interest
New York November 25 Bracing weather boosts expectations for the Army Navy clash to be played in the Polo Grounds arena. Almost all 41 000 tickets sold. upper seats fetching 50 a pair, boxes at 100. President Wilson will likely attend with his son in law and Mrs. Francis? Also Cabinet and officers reserved for Army side while Navy remains the betting favorite at 10 to 7.
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New York
Wilson
Francis
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Army
Leonard Wood
Thomas H. Barry
C. P P. Townsley
United States
Navy
Blood Treatment Ad Promises Quick Results
An old classified style notice urges readers to seek Dr. Brown for Brown's Blood Treatment at 933 Arch St Philadelphia. It lists symptoms such as pimples mouth ulcers sores and hair loss and warns delays are dangerous. It claims a month supply priced at 2.00 and notes sale in Atlanta at Jacobs Pharmacy.
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Arch St
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Atlanta
Jacobs’ Phestmacy
Vanderbilt and Sewanee Set for Thanksgiving Clash
Nashville Tenn November 25 Special Tom Brown Vanderbilt veteran tackle returns to action after an injury in the Michigan game. He will play as Vanderbilt and Sewanee meet in their annual Thanksgiving game. Final preparations are underway and Vanderbilt reports in pink condition for the contest.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tom Brown
Vanderbilt
Michigan
Sewanee
Americus plans 1914 baseball season in Georgia
Americus Georgia, November 25. Fans organized a baseball association and selected a board of directors Frank Lanier Jne W Shiver G R Ellis W M Humber G S Glover J T Warren and H E Allen to guide the club next year The directors will meet Friday to name a manager arrange grounds and sign key players Several prominent players have been signed and two major league teams are seeking training grounds here for spring practice Ideal training weather artesian water and an up to date hotel in Americus attracted big league interest
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Af Adéven
Baseball ‘Association
Frank Lanier
Jne W. Shiver
G. R. Ellis
W. M. Humber
G. S. Glover
J. T. Warren
H. E. Alien
Lanier
Newspapermen golf tournament to set details today
The golf committee comprising Dick Jemison of The Constitution Jack Cohen of The Journal and Bill Farnsworth of The Georgian, appointed by Colonel W T Gentry, will meet at 10 o clock this morning to finalize the newsmen golf event. Handicapping pairings and related details will be decided possibly using a stroke handicap.
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Constitution
Jack Cohen
The
Journal
Bill Farnsworth
Georgian
W. T. Gentry
Colonel Gentry
Brickley’s Record On Grid Is Wonder
Boston Mass November 28 Charles Edward Brickley whose wonderful drop nicking scored a Harvard victory over Yale last Saturday thus scored 2460 points on the gridiron during three years at Harvard The total points are divided 1224 touchdowns for 138 points 5 goals from touchdown for points and 34 goals from field for 102 points In two years as a varsity player he has kicked field goals in 15 of 18 games and wound up with five against Yale.
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