Will Try to Revive The Southeastern League in Anniston
Anniston club president C H Mitchell plans a meeting to discuss reorganization after a letter from Gadsden president H T Bailey. Proposed salary cap is 1000 dollars. Potential league members include Anniston Gadsden Talladega Rome LaGrange Cedartown with LaGrange backing by the chamber of commerce. Larry Brown eyed as manager barring Mobile offer to Mike Finn.
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Anniston
Ala
C. H. Mitchell
Annniston
H. T. Bailey
Gadsden
Talladega
Rome
LaGrange
Cedartown
Georgia
LaGrange Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Holmes
Larry Brown
Mobile
Mike Finn
McGraw Eyes Johnny Evers' Brother for Giants Camp
New York baseball boss McGraw announced he will take Johnny Evers' young brother on the Giants training trip to Marlin Texas. The infielder, 22, has played pro ball around Troy New York and will be given every chance to qualify.
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New York
McGraw
New York Nationals
Johnny Evers
Chicago Nationals
Giants
Marlin
Texas
Young Evers
Troy
N. Y
Three in Five Heats For the Futurity
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association stockholders meet in Lexington electing Ed A. Tipton as president. They pass a resolution to resume the three in five method for the Kentucky Futurity while a ban on starting yearlings for standard records fails.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Ed A. Tipton
Finnish distance ace Hannes Kolehmainen sets world records
The Finnish runner Hannes Kolehmainen, 24, quit bricklaying in Finland and moved here last fall. He beat Jean Bouin and all American runners, with world and American records across 1500 to 414 miles. His training focuses on massage rather than typical American methods.
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Hanness
Finland
Jean Bouin
Hannes
Australians Win Davis Cup in Clean Sweep
In Sydney Australia defeated Britain to win the Davis Cup in the concluding tests yesterday taking every event and clinching the series by two rubbers.
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Sydney
Australia
Army engineers oppose impounding reservoir project
An Army Engineers report says a $20 million impounding reservoir for the headwaters of the Ohio Monongahela and Allegheny rivers would provide limited navigation and flood control benefits. It recommends against government cooperation and suggests the government pay no more than 10 percent of the maximum cost if a cooperative plan is agreed upon.
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Washington
Army Engineers
Ohio
Monongahela
Alleghany
Peace Palace caretakers lone in The Hague building
The caretaker of the Peace Palace in The Hague stands as the sole person inside the building, with even doves of peace not entering.
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Peace Palace
the Hague
Larry Lajoie Will Remain With Somers
Cleveland star Napoleon Lajoie signed a contract to stay with the Cleveland team amid trade rumors to New York. The veteran second baseman, after sixteen major league seasons, hit .368 last year and reportedly will continue earning about $9,000.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Napoleon Lajoie
Lajoie
American Woman Found Alive After Disappearance in Venice
Mrs. William Mansfield, an American reported missing and sought by Italian authorities, was found unconscious in Venice after arriving there two weeks ago. She claimed illness and fainting, then left a hospital and said she belonged to a wealthy New York family and that her husband was William Mansfield.
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Rome
William Mansfield
Venice
Giorgani al D
Italia
Mansfield
New York
Verona
Peculiar claim over song inspiration sparks guardian bid
Cincinnati January 22. Barbara Fiedeldey eighty says in an alienist report that she inspired Ada Glasca Miller the operatic singer and accompanied her to concerts. Miller denies the claim and seeks guardian appointment, alleging her mother influences with a man seeking her money and bad investments.
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Cincinnati
Ada Glasca Miller
Ada Glasca
Barbara Fiedeldey
Ada
Election Officials Indicted in New Orleans Grand Jury
Seventeen election officers who conducted the November general election in New Orleans were indicted by the Orleans Parish Grand Jury. The count brings charges against more than eight officials previously named in related indictments.
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Capablanca Whitaker Drawn In Second Round Chess Match
In New York on January 22 Capablanca of Havana faced Norman T. Whitaker of the University of Pennsylvania in a tense second round encounter. The game was unfinished at midnight and to be resumed Thursday. Whitaker held a slight material edge but Capablanca pressed. Six games completed, none drawn with Marshall beating Kupchik, Janowski defeating Rubinstein, Chajes over Napoleon, Jaffe over Lieb, Stapfer beating Kline, and Morrison of Toronto defeating Tenenwurzel.
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New York
Joseph R. Capablanca
Havana
Norman T. Whitaker
University of Pennsylvania
Whitaker
Capablanca
Marshall
Kupchik
Janowski
Rubinstein
Chajes
Poleon
Jaffe
Liebenstein
Stapfer
Kline
Morrison
Toronto
Tenenwurzel
Yale names Roos of Hoboken new strong man
New Haven Conn January 22 W F Roos of Hoboken N J has broken Yale university test record with 266 points surpassing the former 2490 9 held by John R Kilpatrick 1911 a junior in the scientific school and a shot putter Roos is now Yale's strongest man and joins the ranks of notable athletes at the school
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New Haven
Real Reason Between Mother and Daughter Clip
Dialogue from a Boston Transcript comic panel shows a mother reproving a daughter. The exchange highlights generational gaps in behavior and attitudes.
All American Field Trials to End Today
Rogers Springs Tenn Jan 2 Due to wet fields days of heavy rains the amateur all age stake of the All America Field Trials Club was halted and will finish today if weather allows Final finalists include Ruby's Sport Babblebrook Bob Babblebrook Joe Bill Johnston Summit Rex Lady Wright Moring and Kidwell's Comet The amateur derby drawing has not yet been made but about twelve dogs are expected to start after the all age races conclude.
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Rogers Springs
Tenn
All-America Field Trials Club
Ruby
Summit
Rex
Gustave Pabst
Milwaukee
Lady Wright
J. B. Mask
Columbia
Moring
Dr. G. W. Overall
Chicago
Kidwell's Comet
W. L. Kidwell
Washington
D. C
Savage Wins Ten Round Decision Over Al Kubiak
Jim Savage of New York defeated Al Kubiak of Philadelphia in ten rounds at the Dixie Athletic Club in Atlanta. Savage won every round except the fourth and neither man was marked at the bout’s end.
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Atlanta
Jim Savage
New York
al Kubiak
Philadelphia
Dixie Athletic Club
Savage
Leach Cross and Jimmy Duffy Boxed Draw in Buffalo
Leach Cross of New York and Jimmy Duffy of Lockport fought ten rounds to a newspaper decision draw in Buffalo New York last night. Humility is the mother of devotion.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Leach Cross
New York
Jimmy Duffy
Lockport
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