Michigan Blanks Georgias Nine in Grueling Pitchers Battle
In Athens Michigan pitcher Sissler dominates Georgia with 13 strikeouts and only 3 singles allowed, while Hitchcock holds Michigan to 2 runs. Holden stars for Georgia with two hits and Henderson records 18 put outs as both teams fight through nine innings of near-no scoring.
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Clark Howell
Athens
University of Michigan
Sisaler
Wolverines
Hitchcock
Georgia
Ann Achor
Michigan
Sheehy
Sissler
Vistors
Baker
Secon
Hughitt
Michiganders
Holden
Henderson
WieWhorter
Michiga
Sheeny
Oo Howard
Hoo MiQueen
Gt Hippler
Graham
Georgia— Ginn
Innes Clementa
McWhorter
Harrison
Brown
Halden
Torbitt
Beore
Sissier
Sissle
Ore Hitch
Sagsler
Flet
Howard
Ouimet Opens With 79 On Championship Course
Francis Ouimet of Brookline Massachusetts played his first round on the championship course at Sandwich England recording 79 strokes. The British Open record is 68 by Joha Henry Taylor. Ouimet, the American open champion, impressed as he began his English visit amid curiosity over his form after a long rest. He completed the round with notable steadiness despite a stiff wind.
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Sandwich
Kent
England
Francis Ouimet
Brookline
Joha Henry Taylor
London
Guimet
Nea
Grant Park Baseball Team Benefit at White City on April 16
Grant Park Baseball Team of the Park Department League has arranged a benefit at the White City skating rink to raise funds for equipment. Tickets priced at 23 cents will be sold, with all proceeds to the team. Brekets are on sale at drive-in stands in the Grant Park section.
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Grant Park
White City
Park Department
Skationg
Eveing
Tumiin Brothers Stoces
Smith
Eth Slliott Dent
Frank Browning
Loe Dunn
Rochester
Delavu
Glasses at Tech prepare for varsity track meet at Grant Field
Weather permitting the Glasses at Tech will engage in a big track meet this afternoon at Grant Field. The meet is sure to be hard fought as the men who come out will likely compose the regular track team. The faculty has shown a half day of honor for the event which will start promptly at noon.
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Tech
Grant Field
Voeiock
Seaton to Join Brooklyn Federals in Baseball Move
Pitcher Tom Seaton has agreed to play with the Brooklyn Federals and is en route after an announcement by league president James Gilmore. He preferred Chicago originally but agreed to transfer to Brooklyn where he was ultimately assigned.
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Chicago
Tom Seaton
Brooklyn Federals
James Gilmore
League
Seaton
Brooklyn
Half Holiday Opening Day for Atlanta Opener
Mayor Woodward proclaims a half holiday on April 14 to boost attendance for the season debut against Nashville. Bill Smith to pitch the first ball to Bert King. crowd projections rise toward 10 000 to 23 000 if weather cooperates. Chamber push includes business openings and parade plans as tickets go on sale.
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Woodward
Atlanta
Jim
Bill Smith
Bert King
Nashville
Chamber of Commerce
One More Match Remains In Scribes First Round golf
The first round of the Gentry trophy golf tournament at Capital City Country Club in Atlanta nears completion with Tanis Brown vs W B Seabrook awaiting outcome. Tuesday results include Dock Atchison over Rogar Winter two up with one to play and Archie Lee over John Paschal one up with three to play.
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Men
Atlanta
Capital City
Tanis Brown
W. B. Seabrook
Inito
Dock Atchison
Rogar Winter
Archie Lee
John Paschal
Ow." Clarke
Keats Speed
Brad Byrd
B. Keeler
I. Gray, Jr
George Auer
W. AL. Halstead
Eli Farnsworth
OM. Baskerville
J. D. Gortatowsky
Charlie Ganzel Dies on John Ganzel Birthday
Charlie Ganzel, famed early ballplayer and brother of Rochester manager John Ganzel, died in Boston on Tuesday after a yearlong cancer battle. The death coincides with John’s 39th birthday, a poignant timing noted as the brothers shared a notable family legacy in baseball.
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John Ganzel
Charles
Charlie Ganzel
Rochester International League
Rochester
Boston
Charlie
John
Last Endurance Run Nears In Atlanta Area
The final endurance motorcycle run for the endurance medal is planned with Savannah or Columbus as a potential start. Previous runs included a 100 mile win by Parrish on a Harley and a grueling 180 mile course where only four of thirty three finished. A meeting at 8 bedlock Fidesmaht, 221 Peachtree, will set arrangements and invite all riders in Atlanta to participate. Enthusiasts ride Sundays to distant points while others enjoy shorter trips locally, reflecting the sport's growing following.
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Columbus
Parrish
Uudsop
Thor
Aikens
Ladsey
Flret
Barnish
Gaines
Bedlock Fidesmaht
Peachtree
Atlanta
Macon
Augusta
Rome
Marietta
Roswell
Jonesboro
Stone Mountain
Conyers
Gainor WANTED by Boston Americans in baseball move
Detroit April 8 Del Gainor veteran Detroit baseball player may play for the Boston Americans this season. Manager Jennings with Cincinnati tonight sent word that Carrigan of Boston offered cash for Gainor’s release but Jennings plans to keep the southpaw at least until the season starts. Gainor has been one of the most unfortunate players in major league baseball often sidelined by injuries over the past three seasons.
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Detroit
Mich
del Gainor
Boston Americans
Ward
Jennings
Cincinnati
Jen‘ginga
Carrigan
Boston
Gainor
Sands Meets Russell for Tennis Title
New York April By winning to day in the semi final round of the national amateur court tennis championship at the Racquet and Tennis Club CT Russell of Boston and B Sands of this city are the finalists who will meet tomorrow in the match to decide who shall play in the challenge match against Jay Gould the title holder next Saturday Both matches went five sets Sands defeated Pierre Lorillard Jr of Tuxedo and Russell outclaying W H Huhn of Philadelphia who met the champion last year
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Aay
Clab
Russell
Boston
B. Sands
Jay Gould
Sands
Pierre Lorclard, Jr
Tuxedo
W. H. Huhn
Philadelphia
Gordon Will Play Games in Cordele
Gordon Institute baseball team departs Barnesville for Cordele Georgia to face the Georgia State league club in a two game series. Coach Van Tageell and Manager Paul Rosser lead a lineup including Monahan Maxey Slappey Dozier Jarrett Rangery Mize Ray Branch Dumas Hughes with Maxey or Dozier on the mound in game one and Slappey in game two. former Gordon battery Fillingem and Bankston join Cordele pitching.
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Barnesville
Gordon Institute
Cordele
Synag
van Tageell
Paul Rosser
Monahan
Maxey
Slappey
Dozier
Jarrett
Rangery
Mize
Ray
Branch
Dumas
Hughes
English polo team announces roster for April tour
New York April 8 The English polo squad for the Meadow Brook international matches against America has been named. Captain L Tompkinson Major F W Barrett Captain Vivian Lockett Major C Hunter plus substitutes Ler nowe Palmer and Ralston. The team sails April 15 for England for a twelve match series and returns two weeks before sailing for the United States. The English ponies, thirty in number, depart London May 7 for America. Pinehurst mid April tournament at Pinehurst Country club starts with qualifying rounds today and runs through the week. Jeanette knocks out Johnson in the fourth. Western & Atlantic Railroad to start dining car service April 15 on three trains under General Passenger Agent F E Harman.
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America
Meadow Brook
L. Tompkinson
F W. Barrett
Vivian Lockett
C. Hunter
Mathew Lernowe
J. Palmer
H._ Ralston
Maana
England
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Western & Atlantic Railroad. Co
FE. Harman
Yesterday's South Atlantic League results reported
Savannah defeated Charleston 4 to 1 while Columbus beat Macon 6 to 2 and Augusta won 7 to 4 over Columbia. Albany Jacksonville game was rained out with no result.
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Columbia
Columbus
Javennah
Jacksonville
Albany
Macon
Charleston
Savannah
Augusta
Augusta Beats Columbia 7 to 4 in Savannah Tourney
In Augusta Georgia on April, Augusta outplayed Columbia as Hawkins held the visitors to four runs. Augusta broke open the seventh inning with five straight singles, score by innings showing a 7 to 4 win. Thackam pitched for Augusta. Vitter and Collins umpires. Georgia, South Atlantic action.
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Tourists
Gamecocks
Augusta
Columbia
Hawkins
Thackam
RHE
Columbis
Uti
Fuasse
Braun
Vitter
Collins
Game Called Off In Respect To Charlie Ganzel Death
Manager Billy Smith and Rochester manager John Ganzel canceled the scheduled Wednesday game due to field conditions and to honor Charlie Ganzel who died Tuesday night. The teams will attempt a 3 PM double header today with Lawrence and Munch set as the Crackers battery. Rochester’s battery name was not announced.
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Billy Smith
Ponce de Leon
John Ganzel
Rochester
Charlie Ganzel
Lawrence
Munch
Crackers
Otto Williams Bought by Nashville Club
Nashville Tenn April It was announced today that the Nashville Southern association club had purchased Second Baseman Otto Williams from the Winnipeg City club of the American association. He is at present instructing the infielders at Charney Carrs San Antonio baseball school.
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Nashville Southern Association
Otto Williams
Wanaas City Club
American Association
Charney Carr
San Antonio
Seven Men Die in Dynamite Blast at The Dalles Work Site
In The Dalles Oregon near Big Eddy on the canal works a steam shovel struck a heavy dynamite charge that had failed to fire. Engineer Kindier was killed when blown into his machine cage. Initial estimates of three dead rose as four more men were found buried under rock.
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Dalles
Oregon
Dalles-Celilo
Big Eddy
Kindier
Segregation Opposed by Japanese Consul in Vancouver
Japanese consul Mr Hori opposes city segregation of Chinese and Japanese pupils in Vancouver public schools after the murder of Mrs Charlies J Millard by a Chinese servant. He warned that council endorsement would provoke strong Japanese public reaction and cited California’s defeated similar measure.
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B. C
Charlies J. Millard
Jack Kong
Hori
California
Illinois and Tech Yellow Jackets set two game series start Friday
The University of Winds will team with the Tech Yellow Jackets for a two game set beginning Friday. It marks the first meeting between the schools in any branch of work with Tech recently riding a hot streak likely to test Illinois. Also noted is the release of Baveman Harvey Bluhm by Cleveland to New Orleans and a Pinkerton report praising Atlanta branch detectives J D Keilly and Harry Scott for solving numerous local cases.
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University of Winds
Tech Yellow Jackets
Tech
Illinois
J. D. Keilly
Harry Scott
Atlanta
Pinkerton
National Detective Agency
Pinkertone
Alabama Triumphs 7 6 in Ragged College Clash
Alabama barely defeated SWPU 7 to 6 in a chilly April game at Tuscaloosa. Poor defense and two second string pitchers helped fuel the close contest before Alabama pulled away in the ninth. Little pitched well for SWPU with eleven strikeouts as Army also posted a 6 to 4 win at West Point.
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Ala
Alabama
SWPU
Graves
Crimson Lads
Cargi
Little
W. PU
Imnois
W. P. Sw PU
Little and Sharpe
Johnson, Hill and Wells
Smoke
Moody
West Point
N.Y
Army
Cornell
Exhibition Games Dodgers Edge Athletica 3 2
Baseball brief notes Philadelphia Americans lost 3 to 2 to Brooklyn Nationals as two late Brooklyn runs sealed it. Batteries Durning Schang for Philadelphia and Ragan Pfeffer Fischer for Brooklyn. Also Montgomery 7 Valdosta 0 in Valdosta Georgia and Pirates 13 Omaha 4 in Omaha Nebraska with Ste venson striking out Honus Wagner.
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Dodgers
Athletica
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
Kinsella Beats Miles In Court Tennis Final
London reports Walter Kinsella of New York defeated English amateur Eustace Miles in three straight sets 6-4 6-5 6-5. Boston ball advocates lose again as Sunday baseball measure falls 128 to 84 in the lower house.
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Kinsella
London
Walter Kinsella
New York
Eustace H. Miles
Boston
Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed Against Gus Berman
New York creditors including Werchman Kaufman and R Huckner filed with Deputy Clerk Torred Beers in the United States court involuntary bankruptcy proceedings against Gus Berman of Atlanta. A petition for receiver and related actions were noted in court yesterday.
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Wre TR
Werchman & Kaufman
R. Huckner
New York
Torred Beers
United States Court
Aginst Gus Berman
Atlanta
Mrs Memminger Funeral in All Saints Church
The funeral of Mrs Sagan Memminger, mother of Rev. W. Memminger, was held Wednesday at All Saints Episcopal church. Bishop C K Nelson conducted the service. The body was taken to Flat Rock North Carolina for interment in the old family cemetery. Mrs Memminger was a beloved South figure born in Charleston and widow of the late Rev R N Memminger, whose father served the Confederacy.
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Flemminger
St. Josd ¥Tt's
Brmary
All Saints
Episcopal Church
C.K. Nelson
Flat Roth
N.C
Old Family
Dixie Limited Discontinued Between Atlanta and Jacksonville
Central of Georgia's Dixie Limited trains 98 and 99 will be discontinued between Atlanta and Jacksonville. Last southbound train on April 12 and last northbound train on April 13, announced by W. H. Fogg, District Passenger Agent, Atlanta.
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Dixie LiMited
Atlanta
Jacksonville
OH. Fogg
Panamas Cleaned Best Work By Bussey The Hat Man
The clipping highlights Bussey described as the old hat man promising cleaned panama hats and best work for customers. A price cue notes $212 at Whitehall Street location.
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Bussey
Whitehall
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