27 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
1
Fragmentary 1904 era notes cover Georgia Fair on Friday, warmer Saturday with north winds, and various sports and public notices. Mentions Terrell praise, Young Women Christian Association, and a defense of temperance measures amid a broad set of regional events and international items.
About 6 000 people attended the Brisbane event with receipts around 2 296 50, while expenses exceeded 1 000. Official reports of the Geor fig versus Auburn football clash estimate 4 600 attendees, though estimates suggest up to 11 000. Revenue supported bleachers, park improvements, and advertising costs, with neighborhood shares of around 600 each expected when the next game arrives.
Sewanee Tigers clash with Vanderbilt in a bitter Tennessee gridiron battle played in 4,000 spectators near freezing. Vanderbilt gain advantage from heavier line, yet Sewanee outplayed at times and fought to cross goal line for a touchdown in a grueling contest marked by injuries to Stewart and Blake.
Georgia defeated Auburn 22 to 13 in a fiercely fought game. The crowd of about 4 600 watched a seesaw first half as Auburn surged early, but Georgia shifted momentum with strong end runs and quarterback plays, scoring four second half touchdowns to seal the win. Bleachers and portable stands enhanced the view as both teams drew strong backing from rivals and supporters.
Georgia defeats Auburn 29 to 13 in the South balance of power with notes on prior series and other college games. Coaches praise weight and effort as Georgia, Penn State, and Dickinson's squads post decisive wins amid a slate of college football results.
In Cincinnati today a five story brick plant of Smith Myera Schnier & Co at Front Street collapsed while fighting a fire. One firefighter, William Greve of engine company No. , was killed and seven others injured. Greve's body was recovered after two hours. The loss is estimated at £60000, with partial insurance coverage. The cause of the blaze is unknown.
Raleigh November 24 a young Henderson North Carolina merchant, Eugene Betta, was killed instantly when a hunting party’s rifle discharged fatally into his head. Companion Robert Crockett fled after the shot during a rabbit hunt incident.
South Carolina State College visitors defeated Georgia Tech 16 to 0 in Atlanta. Tech defense held firm twice inside the 10 yard line, but Palmetto team dominance in the run and a stifling line secured the win amid Thanksgiving day crowds and festive scene at the field.
In Montgomery Alabama on November 26 Clemson and Cumberland played a fast battle ending in a 15 15 tie. Clemson trailed early as Cumberland surged ahead with two early touchdowns. Heisman’s trick plays and Maxwell’s long runs sparked Clemson to a late rally, tying the score in the second half. The game featured hard lines, fumbles, and standout blocks by M L Bridges and strong runs by Maxwell. Continued on second page.
Crowded scene at the Kimball house last evening as about two hundred college youths clashed with police during an arrest. Officer Gallaher drew his pistol after his coat was torn, while Officer Doyal and other officers restored order. Three arrests were made and bonds posted, with trials set for this afternoon.
J W and J P Cooper, brothers from Athens, resisted arrest after a drinking dispute at the Kimball hotel. Officers Ivey, Cowan, and Florence detained them, with J W Cooper forcing a patrol wagon struggle and both brothers fought en route to the barracks. Bonds set at $50 each as cases proceed this afternoon.
November 26 report from Pittsburg states Theodore J Shaffer president of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers is confined to bed with typhoid pneumonia. His illness puts in abeyance important wage scale matters set for January 1, while clarifications and adjustments are awaited.
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