Amateurs Baseball Roundup Includes Carrollton Victory
Carrollton blanked Columbus 9 to 0 marking Carrollton’s twenty first win against three losses. Madison swept Elberton 4 to 2 as Camp was knocked out in the seventh and Lasseter relieved. Esom Hill beat Berry 6 to 4 on Taylor’s ten strikeouts. Titton and Douglas split a double header with Holt homering for Douglas. Dawson defeated Blakely 4 to 1 in the opener. Eastman defeated Macon 4 to 3 thanks to the Poland brothers. Waynesboro edged Washington 3 to 2 in an opening game of their series.
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Madison
Elberton
Camp
Sundera
Lasseter
Porter
Wicholson
Rhodes
Banders
Evem_ Hill
Berry
Esem Will
Spacal
E Sem Hui
Taylor
Esom Hill
Douglas
Tlfton
ETON
Mitton
Holt
English
Ted
Tifton
South Steaking
Rons
Biakalt
Gillett
Scarboro
Dawson
Blakely
Clements
Dowsing
Cordell
Helens
Dozier
Monahan
Sreiton Sod
Cocke
Eastman
Macon
Brothers
Poland
Fawman
Fenc
Meare
Sand Wen
Wright
Macun Federals
Charley Dewhery
Butler
Weaver
Eastman Club
Brooklyn Beats Kansas City In Fed League Showdown
Brooklyn defeats Kansas City 4 to 3 in a tense Fed League game with late runs. Cox-432 for Brooklyn, batteries include Stone Harris Adams Easterly Seaton Land. Other games feature Indianapolis over Buffalo 5 to 4 and Chicago over Baltimore 6 to 4 with varied innings scores.
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Kansans City
Inings
Rae
Kansas City
Cox
Pittsburg
Rhe
Groom
Simon
le Glatz
Walker
Berry
Kerr
Chicago
Baltimore
Ghicazo
Odo Olo
Hendrix and
Clemons
Wilhelm, Conley and
Jacklitsch
Cordele May Yet Win Georgia State League First Half Pennant
Cordele, Ga. August 6 Special The National Commission affirmed the decision voiding a Cordele Thomasville game from June 1 over alleged tampering with balls. The ruling may still leave Cordele a chance at the first half pennant if the replayed game alters standings.
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Kalmen
Georgia State League
Thomasville
Cordele Club
National Commission
Thomasvile Club
Bartholomew
J H. Far-rell
Mays
Cordale
Kalman
Church and Mathey Win Right to Play McLoughlin
G M Church and Dean Mathey of Princeton University won the right to play Maurice E McLoughlin and Thomas C Bundy for the national doubles championship by defeating J R Pell and Karl Rehr the eastern champions in the championship preliminaries The scores were 6 3 6 1 7 5 The match was replete with brilliant tennis and the victory of the college
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Chicate
G. M. Church
Dean Mathey
Princeton University
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Thomas C. Bundy
J. R. Pell
Karl Rehr
New York Cotton Market Closes Old Commitments Trade
Cotton traders report progress closing out old commitments with many straddle positions between New York and Liverpool. Spot cotton activity seen in several ports as markets remain cautious about reopening. Reports include New York stock totals and regional receipts for the week, with prices for eggs butter and other goods showing modest movements.
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a.Bavannah
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Professional makes 100 straight targets in Wisconsin event
In Green Bay on August 3, C. G. Spencer, a professional, ran 100 straight targets at a shooting tournament. Preliminary Western handicap events were held, with Mathey delivering overhead smashes and Pell bearing much of the challenge. Behr struggled, making numerous errors by colliding with the first target while Spencer’s run drew loud applause.
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Green Bay
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C. G. Spencer
Mathey
Behr
Pell
Strength in Grain Prices Rise Amid War News
Chicago reports indicate strong gains across grain and provisions on the board of trade as fears of British shipping disruptions and demand for corn and meats drive prices higher. No. 2 red wheat, corn and oats show notable advances while Winnipeg and export buyers participate, with pork and lard rising significantly amid market volatility.
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King Cure Horse
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ABC
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Lacrena Dairy
Alaita
Parent
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Sacha
Vpsal
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Atlanta Bank Clearings Prompt Daily Totals
Readable figures show daily bank clearings with 916.88 and 1 776 666.48 for the day, and 1 179 710.50 noted for prior periods. The fragmentary data hints at comparisons to last year and period totals in Saree day terms.
Atlanta Live Stock Market and Provisions Prices
Prices for poultry, meats, and provisions with assorted commodities from Atlanta and national markets. Includes live stock valuations, feed, flour, and hog, cattle, and lamb quotations, plus regional market corrections and dairy goods notes.
Atlanta Real Estate News Highlights 1914 Market Rise
Real estate activity in Atlanta shows persistent value gains with August figures up over last year. The Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Co obtains a $5,000 brick exchange building permit at Moreland and DeKalb, contract awarded to Myers Construction. Various leases, property transfers, and mortgage actions are cataloged, including multiple lots, commercial spaces, and a city post office restoration note, reflecting a busy market and shifting ownership through July and August.
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Moreland
DeKalb
Myers Construction Company
George P. Moore
DC. W. Hunnicutt
Goodrich Raincoat Company
Atore
Peachtrea
Walton Streem
Provelers' Bank and Trust Company
Moore
Julian Prade
Waleton Street
E. B. Durham
Scott Street
Himma I. Wallace
Crew Street
Joan Starr
South Boulevard
Kibler & Long
Peaehtree Street
Atlanta
City of
S. W. Smith
Mails for Europe Moved as British Entry Changes Routes
Washington August 5 Postmaster General Burleson said American mails are shifted to ships of the United States Sweden and other neutral nations due to Great Britain entering the European war.
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Washington
Burleson
Great Britain
United States
Sweden
County Board Advances Southeastern Fair and Lakewood Improvements
By action of the county commissioners on Wednesday the Southeastern fair at Lakewood in 1915 is assured. They propose $75,000 in convict labor to improve grounds, and General Council favors $76,000 cash for fair buildings. The chamber of commerce to raise $75,000, underwritten by citizens. Combined action totals $150,000 in cash and $75,000 in convict labor for improvements. The board designates the new $1,200,000 courthouse as Fulton County Courthouse and notes plans to open a home for insubordinate women by August 18 and provide $150 monthly to the Atlanta Anti Tuberculosis Society.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lakewood
Board of 1816
General Council
Chamber of Commerce
Lakewood Fair
Fulton County
Atlanta
Verdict Expected In Clark Case In Ashburn Ga
The trial of Marian and Spencer Clark charged with filing a false report began at 3 30 this morning and stretched through the day before a large courthouse crowd. Evidence concluded by 6 p m and lawyers prepared for lengthy arguments as Cooper leads defense. The Clarks admit shooting thinking the victim a burglar and express regret. Verdict expected late tomorrow.
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Ashburn
Marian
Spencer Clark
Jease Zorn
Clark Brothers
John R. Cooper
Fitzgerald Voters End Dry Aldermen Sweep in Primary
In Fitzgerald Georgia a dry ticket won a clean sweep of alderman candidates at the primary, securing seven of nine council seats and setting a strong stance against saloons.
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Fitzgeraig
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