Exergice Essential For Healthy Body
Fred Digby of the Travis Club promotes daily exercise to business people. He argues regular activity improves liver and kidney function, boosts heart and lung performance, maintains youthful vigor, and links physical health with business success. urges starting now with moderation and steady progress.
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Southern Football Situation Muddled in Dixie
Atlanta, Oct. 27 The southern grid scene grows more complex as experts project 1913 IAA champions. Georgia Virginia tie shocks, Vanderbilt struggles vs Michigan, Sewanee strong vs Texas, Auburn and Tech mix results, with Georgia Tech Florida and multiple key clashes on tap next week.
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White Sox Defeated as Giants Beat Chicago 6-2
New York Giants defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 2 in Kansas City. White, Sox first baseman, hit a three-bagger in the sixth, drove in two runs and saved the team from a shutout. Batteries: Tesray and Myers for the Giants, Russell, Faber, Scott and Schalk for the Sox.
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Favorites Beaten in Bay Counties Tennis Final
Clarence J. Griffin and John R. Strachan, runners-up in the national lawn tennis doubles championship, lost to Elia Fortress and Byron Boatkin in the Bay Counties tournament final. The match scores were 8-3, 8-6, 6-1 and 6-4.
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Winter League teams tie standings amid cold weather
Meier Pharmacy baseball wins but commits ten errors as a norther hits San Antonio. Kaufman beats Mills Stars 11 to 4 and all teams sit at .500, with leaders to be decided next Sunday at Krisch's Park. Weather draws a fair crowd. fielding improves in game two.
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Muddy Fields Upset College Football Contests
In ferocious rain Saturday, Dartmouth edged Princeton 6 to 0 as lighter players outplayed heavier rivals on a soggy field. The muddy conditions disrupted plans and skewed results among major eastern teams, with several campaigns derailed by the weather.
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Naps to Train in San Antonio with Carr’s School
The Cleveland Naps will likely train in San Antonio next spring at Charley Carr’s baseball school. Pitchers report around February 1 to condition for the season, with Lou Criger leading infield instruction and Donnie Bush teaching fielding. Connie Mack’s Athletics trained here last spring before moving to Jacksonville, Florida.
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Bracklin Scores Touchdown for Carlisle Versus Penn
Carlisle Pa October 27 Coach Glenn Warner announced Bracklin the Indian right halfback scored the touchdown against the University of Pennsylvania in the annual game Saturday.
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Bald School Master Echoes Globe in Laughing Tale
Pleasant Valley Items recounts a humorous scene with a bald school master resembling a globe and a pupil mis tracing the Mississippi river, while notes on music in goubaix France and large rice production in India provide brief cultural facts.
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Laurel Heights 15 Prep for Annual Championship Tourney
Laurel Heights Golf Club manager Will H. Symons asks members to submit five five around the nine hole course scores for the new automatic handicapping system. The club prepares for its annual championship tournament in coming weeks as fairways sharpen and greens stay rapid amid cool weather and strong afternoon winds.
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Berlin to decide Olympic track events in July
The German Olympic commission announced that principal track and field events for the 1916 Berlin games will be decided between July 1 and 10. Earlier June dates were dropped after U S objections over college athlete attendance. Football and hockey championships are set for May 29 and June 5, with rowing on August 12.
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Kartje challenges Brown for another bout after title dispute
Ernst Kartje of Chicago, former claimant to the American middleweight title, has challenged Pet Brown to a rematch after a recent forfeit loss in Austin. Kartje maintains he is the best at his weight and another match is likely to be arranged.
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