Race Draws 1000 Atlantians to Savannah Grand Stand
Thousands of Atlantans packed Savannah for a 20 mile auto race, with Governor-elect Joseph Brown and United States Senator Bacon in attendance. The foggy day delayed the start, yet spectators remained for seven hours as cars and drivers battled the course, while security kept the track clear and local plans floated for an election night event in Atlanta.
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Kansas Defeats Missouri in Rough 10 to 4 Football Game
Kansas University edged Missouri University 10 to 4 in a rough late November clash. The Kansans showed weakness in interference while Missouri struggled with general play. Crawley won the marathon, finishing in 2 hours 49 minutes for the Irish American Athletic Club in New York.
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Vanderbilt Cup Race Ends In Chaos And Triumph
In Savannah on November 26 Rene Hanriot in Benz No 15 fought through a later crash and gunfire scare as Captain Davant ordered halt. Wagner in Fiat No 14 and Nazarro in Fiat No 6 led a foreign-car battle amid slimy morning fog. The race featured crashes, arrests, and a miraculous escape, with Germany, France, Italy, and the United States competing for the Vanderbilt Cup and substantial prizes.
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Wagner Wins Grand Prix After Tire Delay
The 16 lap Grand Prix ends with Wagner Nazzaro overtaking a stalled lead after a tire failure delayed his rivals. Hemery finishes first to cross the line, but Wagner secures victory by a narrow margin of six seconds amid pit delays and last minute repairs.
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Washington and Lee Defeats Georgetown in Thrilling Clash
Washington and Lee edged Georgetown 2 to 0 in a taut football battle south of the Mason-Dixon line. The game swung with forward passes and kicking errors as both sides traded moments of dominance before Washington and Lee secured the victory in a fiercely contested second half.
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