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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1921

Page

11

V Richards in Easy Win at Newport Tennis

Vincent Richards of New York continued his unbeaten run by outclassing J. B. Fenno of Boston in straight sets at the fourth annual invitation lawn tennis tournament on the Casino courts. Lawrence B. Rice of Boston defeated Willis E. Davis in straight games, Davis taking one game in each set. Howard Kinsey of San Francisco, with brother Robert, faced Zenzo Shimdzu in a tight three set match with Kinsey losing. Phillip Near of Stanford barely beat S. H. Voshau after a 26‑game first set. Doubles began play the next afternoon.

Newport Lawrence B. Rice Boston Yale Willis E. Davis San Francisco Howard Kinsey Robert Howard Zenzo Shimidzu Phillip Near Leland Stanford S. H. Voshau New York Vincent Richards J. B. Fenno

Allen Tries to Help Kid in Memphis Protest

Memphis protest by R H Allen president of the Little Rock club asks against forfeit of the Little Rock Memphis game due to alleged hasty tactics. John D Martin rejects the protest and refuses to shorten Norman Elberfelds suspension after his attack on umpire Pfenninger in Sundays game.

Memphis Tenn R. H. Allen Little Rock Club Southern Association Little Rock Pfenninger John D. Martin Norman Kid) Elberfeld Prenninger Allen

Rube Benton Signs with Kansas City Club

Toledo dispatch reports veteran National League pitcher Rube Benton signed with the Kansas City club of the American Association. Kansas City manager Otto Knabe said Benton received his unconditional release from the New York Nationals last week.

Toledo Ohio Rube Benton Kansas City Club American Association Otto Knabe Kansas City Benton New York Nationals

Farce as baseball scandal in final trial argument

Chicago August 1 opening day of the baseball trial featured defense lawyers depict ing the investigation as a theatrical bur lesque with Ban Johnson as villain and Charles A Comiskey as the goat The defense argued there is no Illinois law making throwing games a crime and questioned intent to injure clubs or the league The portrayal named Tyrrell Burns Maharg and others as puppets in Johnsons long feud with Comiskey and claimed no criminal case exists only a political vendetta against Comiskey by Johnson The defense analyzed conspiracy laws to show no crime was committed

Chicago Ban Johnson Charten A. Comiskey Comiskey-Johnson Henry Bowger Illinois Berger Charles V. Barrett Bill Burns Walking Bank of the American League Byron Bancroft Johnson Johnson Ag. 2 Hieros Comiskey Tyrrell Burns Maharg Charles A. Comiskey

Anderson Is Winner in Waycross Heavyweight Bout

Waycross Georgia August 1 Special Cracker Anderson heavyweight knocked out Jack Jordan light heavyweight in the third round. Anderson surged to the attack early and dominated, leaping from the ring seat and driving Jordan under the ropes with a brutal head blow.

Waycross Agust Cracker Anderson Jack Jordan Anderson Jordan

India and Denmark Arrive for Davis Cup Ties

New York reports India’s Davis Cup team, led by S M Khur, arrives aboard the Mauretania to join US host officers. They train at Onwentsia before facing Japan in Chicago August 11 12 13, following a Paris semifinal win over France. Denmark also sails into New York aiming for experience in the semi finals and a close contest against the British Canadian or Australasian winner in Pittsburg August 4 6.

New York United States India United Japan Onwentsia Club Chicago France Paris Ag’ Gobre Laurents Decugis Shimidzu Kumugae Denmark Ingerstev Henriksen Copenhagen Tegner Tennig Laurentz Ennis Imen Pittsburg Tsteg aCnada Australasia

Jeff Smith Defeats Foley In Tough 15 Round Bout

New Orleans August 1 Jeff Smith of Bayonne won a 15 round decision over Harry Foley of Memphis in a hard fought local arena bout Foley weighed 171 pounds Smith 161 pounds Foley fought to the end despite being outmatched by the faster challenger in a bout hailed as one of the event’s hardest fought.

New Orleans Jeff Smith Bayonne Harry Foley Memphis Foley Smith Folay

Dallas Beats Rockmart in Interesting Local Game

Dallas Georgia August 1 Special locals traveled to Rockmart yesterday and defeated them 3 to 2 in a tight game. Hudson pitched effectively for Dallas allowing five hits while keeping Rockmart batters off balance. Batteries Dallas Hudson Croker Rockmart Barnes Braanen.

Dallas Rockmart Hudson Hadson and Croker Barnes and Braanen

Dugan Still Peeved About Baseball Transfer

Joe Dugan of the Athletics wrote to Connie Mack from New York announcing his intent to quit baseball unless traded or sold to another club. He walked off the field during a game here last week citing fan taunts and has earlier disappeared for similar reasons but returned each time.

Dugan Philadelphia Joe Dugan Athletics Connie Mack New York Today Ume

Vagrant Is Winner In Astor Cup Schooner Race

Newport RB August 1 The Vagrant owned by Victoria Commodore Harola Vanderbilt of the New York Yacht Club won the schooner class in the 37 1-2 mile Astor cup race. Vagrant's elapsed time was 5 hours 15 minutes 46 seconds, corrected 4 hours 43 minutes 19 seconds. The Carolina led other boats in her class with elapsed 6 hours 13 minutes 19 seconds, corrected time.

Newport Vica Harola Vanderbilt New York Yacht Club George Nichol

British Yachts Take Second Race Lead

Great Britain won the second yacht race of the six meter cup, beating the American entry by twenty points to fifteen. This follows the first race won last Friday at Ryde, placing the British ahead 42 points to 23. The event continues as a key test of British versus American prowess in yachting.

Cowles Isle.of Wight Associated Presa Great Britain Ryde

Reds Topple Contenders in Extra Inning Setbacks

New York reports Cincinnati split two wins with New York, dropping the Mets from the league lead. The Reds won a pair of extra inning games after late rallies, while Brooklyn fell to St. Louis despite late scoring. Cincinnati also handed Boston a doubleheader loss last week as Pittsburgh remains in pursuit.

New York Cincinnati Reds Pittsburg Boston Braves Pirates Winters Philadelphia Natnals Mayo Cleveland Chicago Goldie Rapp Philadelphia Nationals

Bonze Worth $5,000,000. Save From Europe U.S. in One Year

Washington reports the 1921 to 1922 fiscal year shows intoxicating beverages imported into the United States valued at over 35 million dollars, a sharp rise from the prior year. Wine led the imports with over two million gallons, whisky followed with nineteen six thousand gallons, Britain supplying most whisky and France nearly all champagne.

Europe U.S Washington United States Commerce Department Great Britain France Spain

Centre College President Resigns Then Delays Departure

Centre College president Dr William Arthur Ganfield announced resignation at a Louisville executive committee meeting but will withhold the move until the October trustees meeting He will oversee affairs of both Centre and Carrell colleges through fall or until trustees decide otherwise Also reports Melbourne notes former Queensland premier Thomas Joseph Ryan died of pneumonia contracted while campaigning in Maranoa bye election in Australia.

Louisville William Arthur Ganfield Centre College Danville Centre Board of Trustees Carrall College Waukeesha Wis Ganfield Centre Carrell Colleges Melbourne Australia Thomaga Joseph Ryan Queensland Labor Party Maranoa

40 Percent Cut in State Cotton

Weather has been too wet for favorable growth and farming is fifteen to twenty days late. Conditions are fair overall with spotty fields, good cultivation, and light lands firing poorly. Weevils damage bolls across counties. yields may fall to one to two bales per plow.

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Institutions Win In Committee On Fertilizer Tax Plan

The House debated a fertilizer tax bill proposed by Kittrell of Laurens, adding 30 cents per ton with 20 cents to a state fund for farm inspection and bureau of markets aid. Four new representatives were sworn in: Thompson of Dodge, Kennedy of Laurena, McDonald of Mitchell, and Nottingham of Worth. Opposition argued the extra tax would burden farmers by about 200,000 dollars annually.

Kittrell Laurens State Bureau of Markets Alex Stephens L. P. Thompson Dodge Jerome Kennedy Laurena H. L. McDonald Mitchell G. _R. Nottingham Worth Watkine Butts Watking Hawkins Washington Henderson White Fis Ogle-”ithorpe McMichael Marlon Lankford Brown Emanuel Whittaker Lowndes Meive Konia Baldwin

Secretarial Appointment in Bailiff System Sparks Reform

A measure in Bibb County proposes appointing a secretary to replace one of the five bailiffs who have served in that role. Current bailiffs keep their positions while the secretary receives pay, adjusting the county’s counting and attestation processes amid fire loss claims and related procedures.

Fowlar Bibb A .Mac

Defeats Fall in Monday Session of House Proceedings

The morning session saw two regulations introduced by Representatives Bowden and Blackburn to urge the appropriations committee to present a tentative budget for review before new tax measures are voted on. The Moore eugenic bill was defeated for a second time, and applause from the gallery marked a rare moment as women observers listened to the arguments.

Bowden and Blackburn Ware Appropriations Committee House

Vague civic measure affects state bee industry and planning

Fragmentary notes describe licenses and a vote on a measure to regulate bee industry by introducing di bees into the state and amending the charter, with planning commission steps over subdivisions and related actions. The text is garbled but centers on a legislative measure and municipal planning changes.

Hibertaes Veaoss Tissot Jate Cenate Ante Ee Planning Commission

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