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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1914
Page
11
Red Smith HA hosts a preview of the upcoming game against the Tigers with notes on team readiness, player status, and ticket details. The feature lists lineup possibilities, positions, and fan information for the anticipated match.
Two prep games slated for this afternoon at the campus field. Lye and Potreck face Sops and Grant in a trio of early matches. Coaches expect a close contest despite roster gaps as teams chase a strong start to the season.
A fragmented historical recap highlights Wolverines football history with mentions of Hughitt and Bush, team selections, and shifting lineups. It notes a Detroit game and references to Adele Jahisen and Basildys, with aims toward the next season as coaches and players adjust rosters.
Fragmented OCR text shows a dispute involving a team, players, and legal action. Mentions include Sikes, Shaaldt, and Pat with references to counts and suits. No clear event date or location. Strong entities are uncertain due to garbled phrasing.
Georgia unveils a reshaped lineup for the Saturday game against Mississippi Agricultural College, aiming for more depth and speed. Powell returns at a back position, with Holvendort and Thompson anchoring the line as Georgia seeks improvements despite injuries toll on both teams.
Eighteen strong the University of Virginia football team left for Nashville to face Vanderbilt. Virginia won 71 to 4 last season but faces a tougher schedule this year. Key injuries include a dislocated shoulder in Wood and uncertain availability of Words. Coach Wood oversees a strenuous prep with scrimmages as the squad hopes for a hard fought battle.
A reader letter from CHAS OC SOLGAN expresses support for Georgia Tech amid the Preay matter. The author, a fan of several Tech figures, argues against public criticism and urges fair treatment as a key game approaches. The missive stresses loyalty to Tech and questions the handling of the issue.
Lot Smith Ard reports W Johnson is weighing an offer from the Federal League. The Washington pitcher reportedly met late with club officials at Cottersville and may attend a conference here as Johnson remains with a southern tour team.
Willie Hoppe dominated the second stage of the international English cue title, defeating rival players as Inman scored 40 and Hoppe posted a 171 high run. The evening saw Wallis Hoppe Uneyie, Dagishar, and others in strong form, with Train recording a 44 for the current series. The next event featured a 72 in the evening frame.
President Ban Johnson called a meeting of the American League owners for November to discuss far reaching issues. The session was prompted by impromptu business and Johnson denied plans to submit any controversial proposal to the federal authorities. Walter Johnson of Washington was reported to have signed with the team Beaders.
A garbled OCR style historical notice shows Laird contesting a tutor or trial linked to Elon Cotes and Tate st contintes. References to a declaration of support and a claim of full payment appear amid fragments about a state level matter and school ties.
West Point October 3 percent requests for tickets flood in as subscriptions rush in. Army Navy game seating limited to 11,709 for defeated South Mine. Celid games and schedules noted. Morehouse, Talladega clash. football title implications loom. campus events and admissions referenced.
A fragmented OCR item shows weights and values for various goods. It mentions quantities such as 159 moves, 7s FsiXle Waw 7 Coe Diabytte Coh Core, and references to Vander bar Ty vere ft Vveruse. The piece lists locations like Virginia and Qatar, with figures including 160, 130, and 1800.
A garbled OCR fragment references editors, editors’ headings, and dates but provides no clear events or names. The readable parts hint at a question about a publication or schedule, with stray words suggesting location near London or Washington and a long month or week. No concrete facts可.
Atlanta sportswriter Dick Jemison recalls Red Smith and J Carlisle Hedsmith praising the Braves after their World Series triumph. He notes key players, signaling secrecy, pitching strengths by Rudolph and Pfeffer, and the team’s resilience despite injuries. Members like Stallings and Maranville are highlighted as pivotal, with post series reflections on the legend and celebration.
Carl Morris defeated Jim Flynn by decision after ten hard rounds in the Pueblo bout. Flynn absorbed severe punishment as Morris applied steady offense to capture the nod.
Washington October 29 Argument on the application of thirty five eastern railroad systems for a general advance in freight rates was begun today before the interstate commerce commission. Counsel for the roads urged the increases were reasonable while shipper representatives opposed. Brandeis contended no new facts justified higher rates and warned the commission against exceeding its powers.
Waterloo Iowa October 29 Secretary of State Bryan urged defeating Senator Cummins for reelection calling him a stabber of President Wilson in a speech. He argued the Democratic administration laid the foundation for universal peace in treaties with thirty nations and warned if Iowa voters oppose the president they will hinder remedial measures. He asserted if Europe had one more week for deliberation there would have been ten wars now.
A New York conference of commissioners from several states urged a uniform schedule of weights and measures nationwide. The movement aims to standardize standards, noting the federal power to regulate weights and measures has not been invoked though variances exist across states.
New York Venoe 3 the mupper Club of América, a national group of rubber manufacturers and crude rubber importers, will cancel its planned banquet next January. Instead, the club will donate the funds to aid European war sufferers, announced tonight by Secretary Harry S Vorhis.
A man described as from San Antonio, Texas robbed the First National Bank in Deridder, covering the cashier with a pistol and taking $878. He was pursued by a crowd for several miles and captured yesterday. he declined to reveal his identity.
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