Army Navy game eve turns Gotham into college town
On eve of the Army Navy football clash crowds converge around the Polo Grounds and surrounding areas as fans await the game. Officials note heightened betting and ticket sales with rumors of scarce coupons and rising prices. Prominent figures from military and civic circles are listed among attendees and organizers prepare final practice sessions and security.
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Vanderbilt football leader named at annual banquet
Nashutte and Powis Amie spearhead Vanderbilt voting circle amid anticipation of a new football term. The event, held November, marked expected naming of a leader for the Vanderbilt foothall era.
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Sweeney Considered for Red Management
A fragmentary notice mentions Captain Gil Sweeney being considered for a management role with Red, referencing a November date and connections to Boston and Newey. The readable text is garbled but centers on a potential appointment and related personnel.
Seventeenth Infantry vs Eleventh Cavalry at Fort McPherson
Seventeenth Infantry meets Eleventh Cavalry at Fort McPherson this afternoon in a long standing Army football clash. Under Head Coach Devore the Seventeenth squad aims to extend a strong season as Tech and West Point veterans prep for the gate clash. Officials Miss Henderson of Wesleyan referees with Tech coach Helfman umpiring as both sides seek pride on the government reservation field.
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DOC WHITE CANNED. Seen er 8 1 (oa ier bike f a Wag in Fease)
Fragmented OCR text mentions DOC WHITE CANNED and a sequence of garbled phrases likely about a person named White and a club. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations are readable to form a full factual summary.
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Marietta Scouts Defeat Olympians In Fast Football Clash
Marietta Scouts defeated the Atlanta Olympians in a Thanksgiving evening game before about 160 fans. Georgia Wil ty led scoring and key runs by Mia and Rand aided the victory. The clash featured fumbles and late-yard line pushes, with Gardner and Jackson starring on defense and offense.
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Tennessee Still Leads The South In Scoring This Season
The University of Tennessee remains the top scoring team among southern football squads this season, despite a recent slump. Vanderbilt surged past Sewanee to claim fourth place as Clemson suffered a 34 to 0 defeat, reshuffling the scoring leaders in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association.
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Governor Horse Guard Fives Triumph In Tight Basketball Clash
In a fast match on Armor court the Governor Horse Guard Specials edged Company FE by 2 to 21 in a deathly contest marked by clean play and strong defense. The Guardsmen dominated early, with standout shots by Reynolds and Murdoch while Company BE fought hard, but failed to overcome the late surge and disciplined offense. The win keeps the Horse Guard in contention as the league narrows to two strong sides.
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Tech Football Season a Success and Bright Prospects for 1914
The 1913 Tech football team posted nine games with seven wins and two losses, scoring 270 to 43, a stronger offense and defense than 1912. Only four seniors depart, leaving twenty seven varsity-caliber players plus promising scrubs for 1914, with prep stars and new recruits expected to boost a potential record-setting season.
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Navy vs Army annual football clash yields nine wins
Navy holds a nine to seven edge in all time meetings through recent games with Army. The long running series shows Navy nine wins, Army seven, and two draws with high scoring bouts including a 140 to 170 points aggregate over the years.
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Tech Sophs and Freshmen Win Class Basketball
Tech Sophs and Freshmen claim two one sided wins in the C14 league round. The Sophs edged the Sub-Fresh with solid defense and steady scoring while Montague limited the opposition with strong guarding. The Subs game featured a practice atmosphere as the winners relied on a forward trio to pace the attack.
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Bush exonerated in fatal Columbus Ga car death
Brainright Mann reports Les Bush is cleared of blame in the death of Lourg Miller after a brief coroner’s inquiry in Columbus Georgia. In Columbus industrial school eleven defeats A and M school of Carrollton by thirteen points while Carrollton boys are outmatched in football skills.
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Tinker Open to Rejoining the Cubs After Talks
Former Cincinnati manager Tinker said he would prefer to play in Chicago and would rejoin the Cubs. No terms were discussed and negotiations cannot begin until Chicago and Cincinnati officials reach agreement after Murphy’s return from leave.
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Farmer Is Charged With Killing Mother
Chyton Va November 3 A farmer Puckett was brought to court today on a first degree murder charge in the death of his mother M r a b u s a n Al Amthinson at Puckett’s home. Autopsy showed the woman’s skull fractured. Two empty cartridge cases were found near the body. Testifying before a coroner’s jury Puckett said he shot his mother after mistaking her for a burglar. A suit by Mrs Makinson to clear property hung in court at her death.
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Premier of Canada Visits President in Washington
Premier Robert L Borden of Canada stopped in Washington on his way to Ottawa from Hot Springs. Dinner hosted by the Divan with President Wilson at the White House. In response to talks on tariff changes or a US Canada reciprocity deal, Borden said no such purpose was in mind for his visit. He visited Wilson at 11 o clock.
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All American Southern Intercollegiate Stars Named Here
Sunday sport features preview veteran editors and coaches vote top players at each position for All American honors Though the page is cluttered with bylines the central note identifies Auburn as a title winner and outlines a broader Southern sports roundtable with various writers offering opinions and gossip on boxing leagues and baseball alibis.
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High Handicap Golf Tourney at East Lake Today
Golfers from Atlanta Athletic Club with no prior trophies compete this afternoon on the Last Lake course. George W Adair offers a silver loving cup for the first flight winner, with $1 entry. Matches start today with 16-player rounds, cups for winner and runner-up in each flight.
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Many Suits Follow Big Alabama Wreck
Legal filings rise after the November 1 Central of Georgia wreck at Eufaula on the Georgia line. Nineteen people were killed or injured, with eight suits in Dale County seeking around 20,000 total damages. Barbour County hosts two suits for 50,000 each. four more suits were filed but returned. Officials cite equipment upgrades and new stock cars from Pullman to improve eastern divisions including Montgomery Waco n Ozark and Tulawatula divisions, aiming to speed repairs.
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Editor F E Rowley Dies in City
F E Rowley former managing editor of The Chicago Chronicles and longtime newspaper executive in San Antonio Cleveland and here died after a long illness. He guided multiple papers and served in editorial and executive roles across several cities.
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Spugs Fight Useless Giving Grows Nationwide
New York November 28 The society for the prevention of useless giving expands as holidays near. Members receive copies of membership cards and by laws to launch branches nationwide. Each member wears a pin and pledges to curb useless Christmas presents. Dues are 10 cents yearly. Five hundred enroll in Washington in a day per reports from the headquarters.
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Parcel post notes with turkeys and chickens in Kansas City
Postmaster J L Harris reported about 700 turkeys and 506 chickens were delivered by parcel post in Kansas City for Thanksgiving tables. About two tenths of the packages contained sealed notes that elevated them to first class matter, increasing postage to roughly $260 for a prize gabble.
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