Dick Jemison to call World Series in person at Atlanta parlors
Dick Jemison will call the world series games in person from his Place at 9% Viaduct Place. The set up will provide play by play and box scores on a South region scoreboard with live records of each player. First game Friday October 9 at 11 o’clock Atlanta time. Admission id cents with a Cobb Cigars promotion.
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Georgia Eleven Getting Ready for the Tigers
Georgia's football team prepares for the season opener against Sewanee at Athens. Injured York has an arm fracture and will miss the season. Cunningham and several new players are expected to contribute, and a newly implemented rapid-play sequence impressed on Sanford field.
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Trotters set marks at Hantucky futurity race
Tommy Horn won the 2:09 event as 3 year old trotters set new records at the $14,000 Hantucky futurity. He lowered the world record for 7 year olds to 2 03 12 and established fastest third heat for 3 year olds and fastest three heat race for trotters of any sex of that age.
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Postponed From Yesterday in Fast Mile Record Trotting
ee sat trotted the fastest seventh heat on record when he trotted the mile in 2:08 1-2. Peter Vole led all the way in each of his first two heats despite early challenges from Lee Axworthy and Lady Wanetka, posting fractions of .32, 1:02 1-2, and 1:32 1-4 before a 2:03 1 final split.
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Red Smith Breaks Leg Forces Deal to Field Hot Corner
Boston third baseman Red Smith breaks his right leg sliding into second in the first game of a doubleheader with Brooklyn. Herman Deal, a former Braves third baseman, will start at hot corner in the World Series while Smith recovers. Managers Stallings and team captains downplay the loss, insisting Deal can fill the role and the team is ready to challenge the Athletics.
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Emory Opens Football Season With Senior Victory
Emory College opened its interclass football race on October 6 with a Seniors over Juniors win by a single score in muddy conditions. Deramond scored the decisive TD in the second quarter after a series of straight-line runs by Stewart and Humble. Sophomores swept a two-TD scrimmage against the Freshmen, while Warlick stood out for the Sophomores as Freshmen saw tough action.
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Southern Golf Magazine October Issue Released
The October issue of The Southern Golf Magazine is from the press. It promises to be brighter and better than the initial issue, aiming to improve with each edition and to become the last golf publication in the world.
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Standings of Clubs in Major Leagues Displayed
The clipping shows early season standings for American League National League and Federal League clubs. Notable teams include Philadelphia St Louis Boston New York Wash Boston Chicago Detroit Cleveland and Pittsburgh with varying win loss records and winning percentages. The table cites team W L and percentage figures, though parts are garbled.
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