iimor Makes It Card At Golf Yn Qualification
iimor earns card at golf qualifying with an 81 as round ten of the country club tour. Several players qualified for flight include Becker, Hudson, Segerman, Hanson, Brown, Husey, Gallagher, Brown, Steese, Wilker, Milliken, and others. Play resumes today.
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Here
Chicago
C. L. Becker
Iana
CG. B. Hudson
Northfork
Segerman
Englewood
A. Hennes
Cooperstown
P. L. Gallagher
Atclair
J. S. Brown
Montclair
Liken
Indianapolis HS
Spaulding
Braeburn
R. Co. Steese
Youngstown
F. I. Wilker
W. L. Milliken
Indianapolis
P. J. Gallagher
Moccasins to lose only one from squad next year
Chattanooga Tenn Dec 4 Football prospects at the University of Manooga for next year are the test in the history of the institu tion. Only one member of this year's 13 Captain Tex Harbour will be back next fall when Coach Stauffer loses his gridiron athletes at Chamberlain field for the first practice. The Jackets will have a shortage of experienced men to start with.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
University of Manooga
Institut
Tex” Harbour
Oer
Stauffer
Chamberlain Field
Rce
Chattanooga Pilot
Tech
Jackets
Sewanee
Georgetown
Central
Wky
Woodworth
Dexer
Spencer
Hampton
Harbour
Finn Dumps Newton on Manager Sentell
In Emphlis Tennessee on December 4 the Memphis club released Doc Newton veteran left hander to the Eveston club Texas league for cash. Finn predicts a series of releases to prune the pitching staff with Billy Vatsons and others from the 1918 staff likely to follow. The Galveston club is said to act as a farm for Memphis, withreturns and favors noted.
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Emphis
Tenn
Doc Newton
Memphis
Eveston
Finn
Newton
Ead
Billy Vatsons
Galveston
Chicago Fans Play Baseball in December at Grant Park
Chicago crowds gathered in Grant Park as coatless men and boys played baseball yesterday. The unusual December daylight drew large crowds to watch the sport in the city.
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Hicago
Grant Park
Associated Press
Chicago
Southern Varsity Sweeps Marion in Tennis Meet
In Greensboro Alabama on December 4, the Southern varsity dominated Marion Institute players to win eight sets on a cold Monday afternoon. Tom Anon and Joe Sledge led for Southern while Jed West and White faced Marion in two pivotal matches. Kimbrough assisted as umpire for the event.
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Reensboro
Ala
Theiversity
Marion Institute of
Tom Anon
Joe Sledge
Southern
Jed West
White
Marion
Southich
Kimbrough
Auburn Dickered Games With Memphis Over Scene Change
Peas Tenn December 4 The Auburn champions plan to shift the scene for their football games against Memphis after negotiating a financial arrangement. Donahue's Dandies, leading State, are involved in the same discussions as the Auburn management works to settle venue and costs.
Johnny Dobbs and Kid Elberfeld to Manage Pelicans
Announcement from New Orleans states Charles Frank will sever ties with the club to join Cleveland. Meanwhile John Dobbs, last year’s Montgomery manager, will manage the Pelicans next season and Kid Elberfeld, formerly of the city and Chattanooga, will captain and play shortstop.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Charles Frank
John Dobbs
Pelicans
Kid Elberfeld
Chattanooga
Bresnahan May Pilot Reds In 1914 Season
St Louis dispatch notes Roger Bresnahan may head the Cincinnati Reds in 1914 with Johnny Evers pressing for Joe Tinker to return to the Cubs. Rumors suggest a Tinker Bresnahan trade as Chicago fans weigh the pair against Giants pennant hopes. Bresnahan was once linked to Brooklyn for a managerial post now held by Wilbert Robinson.
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ST. Louis
Roger Bresnahan
Cincinnati Reds
Duke
Johnny Evers
Joe Tinker
Cubs
Lota
Chicago
Tinker
Giants
Evers
Johnny
Joe
Cincinnati
Bresnahan
Roger
Brooklyn
Wilbert Robinson
Willard Beats Morris In Slow Ten Round Bout At MSG
In New York on December 4 at Madison Square Garden Jess Willard of Kansas defeated Car Morris of Oklahoma in ten rounds. Willard won eight rounds to Morris one with one round even. the third went to Morris. Willard weighed 286 3 4 pounds to Morris 234 1 4. The match drew boos as both fighters were slow with frequent wrestling and hugging and few clean blows. Willard used right cross blows and a right uppercut while Morris fought in close quarters.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Jess Willard
Kansas
Car Morris
Oklahoma
Willard
Morris
Age Limit Placed On Oxford Athletes
Oxford University sets universal age limits for competition. The rules bar any freshman who has studied elsewhere and cap participants at 24 in Oxford University Athletic Club events. If Cambridge joins, a third rule could ban all over 24 from Oxford Cambridge sports.
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Oxford
Associated Press
London
Sporting Life
Oxford University Athletic Committee
Oxford University Athletic Club
Cambridge University
Oxford-Cambridge
Lula Bowling Found Guilty for Assault on Sarah Armstrong
The jury convicted Lula Bowling of assault to murder in a case against Sarah Armstrong. The verdict specified a one cent fine plus court costs, which were paid.
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Lula Bowling
Sarah Armstrong
Rutt to Team with Stohl in Six Day Bicycle Race
American six day rider Rutt will join forces with Johann Stohl for the six day race starting 12:05 a.m. Monday at Madison Square Garden New York. Rutt is regarded as one of the game's greatest six day riders with stamina and sprinting speed. The pair are considered among the strongest combinations and are feared by the Yankee riders for their endurance and sprinting prowess.
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Johann Stohl
Madison Square Garden
New York
Rutt
Stohl
Racing Review Board Expels Five Time Keepers at Belle Vernon
National Trotting Association board bans Ira W. Gregg W. B. Shepley G. W. Stephens R. A. Johnston and C. B. Wilkey for falsifying race times at Belle Vernon meet. J. B. Jones halves fine after entering Our Colonel in Lexington heat. Lady Hughes reinstated as Maud Cockston after owner J. J. Hughes pays 800. Sweet Annie and owner C. W. Simmons expelled for campaigning as Pauline B.
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Associated Press
Nsw
York
National Trotting Association
Belle Vernon
Ira W. Gregg
Colonel
Lexington
Jones
Lady Hughes
Pauline B
Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised for constipation
An old advertisement claims constipation poisons the body and promises relief with Dr King’s New Life Pills. It cites headaches and other troubles, selling for 26 cents at druggists or by mail from H B Bucklen & Co Philadelphia.
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Dr. King
H. B. Bucklen, & Co
Phila
St. Cate
Jokey Atz By Changes In Pels
New Orleans December 4 The baseball world discusses Jake Atz’s possible removal as Pelican manager with talk of a new regime at Pelican Park in January. Atz, popular and valuable, admits uncertainty while signaling he may join another high class club if forced out.
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New Orleans
Gene
Pelican Park
Jake Atz
Charley Frank
Atz
Jake
U. S
Pelican
Henry
Jakey
Huerta
Mexico
John Proctor Wins All-Age Derby in Waynesboro
In Waynesboro Georgia on December 4 the all-age derby results were announced by the judges. John Proctor in first place was handled by Babcock with Miss Hetti second under Dosier and Tovey third guided by Bishop. Five braces of the derby were run with three remaining to finish before the second series.
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John Proctor
Waynesboro
Babcock
Miss Hetti
Dosier
Tovey
Bishop
Seeberg Steamship Line schedules for Mobile to Caribbean ports
The Seeberg Steamship Line lists freight and passenger sailings from Mobile to Guadeloupe Martinique Barbados Trinidad Jamaica Haiti and Dominican ports with sailings on November 19 December 1 and December 15 and 17 18. The Cratheus calls Grand Cayman Jamaica Haiti and Grand Cayman on inward voyages and two ships offer first class passenger capacity of 20 to 26. Rates available via the Mobile office or New York representative A W Duchetty.
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Seeberg Steamship Line, Inc
Mobile
Ala
Leeward
Windward Islands
Mobile S. Ailm
Guadeloupe
Brartinique
Barbados
Trinidad
J & S. Crathens
Grand i Cayman
Kingston
Jamaica
Jamaican
Ss. S. Hilding
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Martinique
Ss. S. Cratheus
Grand Cayman
Honoreva
St. Marc
Gonnaives
Moles
Nicholas
Port de Paix
Cape Haitien
Jacmel
Aux Cayes
Monte Christi
Puerto Plata
Samana
Sanchez
la Romana
San Pedro de Macoris
San Domingo City
San Domingo
S. S. Samara
Christobal
Haiti
S. S. Arm
Seeberg Steamship Line
City Behare Bulla Mobile
A. W. Duchetty
Battery Place
New York
N.Y
Giants Used Least Number Of Players In Campaign
The New York Giants, pennant winners in the National League, used the fewest players all season with thirty two men employed across the campaign. The list shows each team's player count by position and reflects the season long utilization.
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Giants
New York Giants
Driving Race Fines Go to Charity in APA Decisions
The American Trotting Association board of appeals ordered $700 of collected fines to be shared with injured or needy drivers. Jamies F. Raney received the first $200. others, including William A. Posey who was reinstated, were named in rulings. The mare May Simpson and horse Mack were deemed ineligible to race at Paris, Tennessee, October 9 and their winnings returned.
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Chicago
Board of Appeals
The
American Trotting Association
Jamies F. Raney
Joe Patchein
Lexington
William A. Posey
Corydon
A. A. Oliver
Paris
Tenn
Mack
May Simpson
U.S. Bans Aigrettes On Hats Or Detachments
A final ruling to all customs collectors announces that aigrettes will not be admitted to the United States in any form including hats or detached pieces. Game birds will be admitted with feathers, but the feathers must be destroyed.
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Washington
Dec
United States
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Southern Varsity
Auburn
Utica
Turtles
Johnny Dobbs
Bresnahan May Pilot Reds
Flying’ Dutchman
Butt
Walter Rutt
Racing Review Board
Standard Oil Company Incorporated
Kentucky
S. Royal ST
Webies
As” Iz
Soa
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Tampa
Fla
New York City
Nelson & Bailey
S. Royal Street
Sovereign
South
France
Uot An
Windsor Cafe
Oee Reynolds
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