South Atlantic Tennis Championship Entries Close Today
Entries for the South Atlantic tennis championship will close at noon today in the country south of Newport. A large entry list includes competitors from Macon Atlanta Nashville Knoxville Chattanooga and New Orleans among others. The event marks a historic step for the South with many anticipated players and a strong showing from northern and southern clubs alike.
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Ees Lest Wight
Bouth
Newport
Bert
Bean Re
South Atlantic
A. Yarborourel
Macon
Yistering J
Fetraa
Edie
N.C
Nashville
Knoxyie
Miron
Alanta
Mablie
Montda
New Orleans
Deligvion
Han al Mady
Mit AmIth
South
By Sata Lawn Tennis Asanctation
Hare Worked Jong
Sam Williams
South Fayer
Chicago
Fasrgen
Carrind
Apazante Butera Lawn Tennis Association
Lennia
Washington
Chamamt
Frm
North
Virgins
Maryland
Brennen Arrives As New Wet Player Signed By Atlanta
Ohio born luk Brennen arrives after signing seven districts ago and is reported ready to work for manager Jor fea. Brana from Cleveland says he would have signed earlier but lacked first baseman options. The action spans Delawar e Adirondacks as plans include rail and steamship routes to Lake George.
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Atlanta
Clevland
Ohio
Luk Brennen
Dilicta
Jorfea
Branea
Branas
Cleveland
Suasa
Bob
Fight Report: Prise Fight in Haut Indiana in August
A Sunday bout near Haut Indiana saw a fighter knocked out in the fourth round at State Line. Sheriff units and local authorities monitored the area as crowds gathered, with reports noting tension and scattered demonstrations.
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Prise
Haut
Ind
Ako
State Line
Here
American League and Association Scores Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows date August 6 with scattered scores including Loutaville 8 against Min Meola and Columbus 7 at Kan. Toledo 2 and Milwaukee. Association matchups list Wayte at Paul 11 and Talan.
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Fecirite
Loutaville
Min- Meola
Tata
Aamut
Caisn
Columbus
Kan
Toledo
Milwau
American Association
Ite Wayte, Ao
Memphis Takes First Contest Over Shreveport
Memphis Tenn August reports Memphis won the opening game of a series against Shreveport 4 to 1. Shreveport collected eleven hits off pitcher Brown but stranded all runners at the bases. Secor led the visitors with offense while Memphis capitalized on timely hitting in the early innings.
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Memphis
Tenn
Shreveport
Brown
Secor
Bureveport
Ab. Po
Fsmith
Kennedy
Wea
Welkar
Santos
Hers
Eyana
Miller
Fritz
Lal Tivaitenstein
Mempuie
He Na
Duffy
Reeeher
Gannon
Dungan
Alexander
Walters
Tamaett
Teult
Beore
Jon
Miso
Jos
Joe
Denter
Even Break in St Louis National League Battle
National League action in St Louis and Cincinnati produced even breaks. In St Louis Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Louis, Dutry and Gleason delivering key hits while Taylor outpitched Corridon. Attendance reached 10 500. In Chicago Boston game the locals won 8 to 5 behind strong pitching. Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Brooklyn as both games ended with tight scores and solid pitching from all sides.
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New Orleans
Shreveport
Bas Tirmingham
Allanty
Stontgomery Little Tock
Nashvillle
Clunns
P.C
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louis
Toston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Taylor
Corridon
Dutry
Gleason
Tylor
Grady
Abbott
O'Day
Thielman Mang Leahy
Michpig
Cleveland
Boston
Xemm
Lundgren
O ° Neill
Young
Moron
Merten
Och
Walker
Behlel
Scanlon
Bergen
Cmpires
Klem
Empire
E. Cincinnat
McIntyre
Poiter
Emans
Iciem
Diana and vaudeville stars at Casino tonight
The Casino at the popular summer theater features Diana the novelty dancer with an electrical mirror act and the Pan American minstrels in a lively minstrel program. Vaudeville acts include Jack Lyle, Lambert and Pearce, Max and Duncan, the Savoy Company, and the musical team Witt and Hucklay. Grand box office opens daily from early morning until 9:30 p.m.
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Diana
Tvo
Jack Lyle
Lambert
Pearce
Bren
South
Max
Duncan
Savoy Company
Bita
Bil Bwitt
Hucklay
Pushing Pan American Railway Progress Report
Pushing Pan American in Mexico City on August 6 reports active construction on the line to the Guatemalan border with track laid per day. Wooden bridges on the upper section will be replaced by steel structures as the project extends through Central American routes.
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Pan-American
Mexico City
To Enjoy The Summer You Need Cool Clothing
A local retailer promotes summer readiness with an emphasis on comfortable attire and a full line of fashion suits. The ad hints at a complete Fancy Suite collection available for shoppers seeking stylish, breathable clothing for warm weather.
33 1-3 Per Cent Discount on Yall Stock Garments
The notice promotes a large stock with a 33 1-3 percent discount aimed at clearing space. It highlights style comfort quality and workmanship with detailed attention to finish achieving a high degree of perfection.
Local interest notes mention several deaths in city area
Multiple obituaries report the deaths of Joseph Moore a prominent resident, Edward Augusta Peek infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E Peek, Mrs J P Ordurne, James F Mortis infant, George Floyd Stiles former Atlanta resident, Mrs Desate Wade, Mrs George L Wade, and Edna Wade. Services scheduled at Barclay Brandon Hollywood Westview cemeteries with survivors named. The Women’s Home Missionary list meets at First Methodist Sunday chapel. A separate report notes a street crowd threatening revolutionaries outside a building as police escort them to a rail station amid stones.
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Josephe Moore
Bt. Joseph
Parlora
Darclay & Standon
Moore
W. J. Staem
Whitney
Davidson
Edward Augusta Peek
E. Peek
Union Point
Atlanta
Barclay & Brandon
A. R. Holderby
Hollywood Cemetery
MNS
J. P
Ordurne
Cleveland
Gahurne
James F. Mortis
Ttw
State Street
A'Clark
Tlallywood
Desate Tl. Wade
George H. Wade
Gordon Street
wra_van
Miny
Denis
George I
Wade
Garvon Street
Bhe
Carter & Qulenple Comrane
Nan
George Rae Jr
Edna Wada
Gordon Atmrt
Westview
Thunder Storm Plunges Philadelphia City Area Into Damage
A severe thunder storm swept Philadelphia and parts of southern New Jersey causing heavy rain up to over two inches in ninety minutes. In the northeast, two houses collapsed, likely killing 73 year old John Hibaker and injuring his wife. The storm caused additional damage across southern New Jersey.
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Philadelphia
John Hibaaker
New Jersey
Senators Face Atlanta After Schedule Switch
Atlanta was set to host the Senators in a Piedmont Park game but a yellow fever delay moved Montgomery to today. Montgomery, led by new manager Tom O'Brien, comes off seven straight wins while the Senators spark timely hitting and solid defense. Morenta to work for Atlanta. McMakin may get a start against the visitors.
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Atlanta
Piedmont Park
Yellow Fever
Avants
Montgomery
Senators
Feague
Montgomerites
Benators
Victorien
Tom O'Brien
Durrett
McCoy
John McMakin
Morenta
Visltors
Memphis
McMakin
Gilkes
Biersteghem
Pirates
Eritch
Thi City
Mneshville
Goree
Tire Report
Pooling Plan Was Defeated In Southern League
Memphis August 6. Southern League President Kavanaugh in Memphis after Birmingham vote against pooling gate receipts. He announced plans to allow any team to play from any point in the circuit while quarantine measures affect only non infected cities. Montgomery may be ordered to Chattanooga. managers urged to limit to fourteen players per squad.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern League
Kevenaugh
Birmingham League
Little Rock
Board of Health
Southern Ohidf
Associated Press
Kavanaugh
Birmingham
Jaxain
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Wide Variance in Views on Railroad Telegraphers Strike
Reports from St Paul August 6 indicate a sharp split between official statements on the Northern Pacific and Great Northern strike. Officials claim the strike near end with trains on schedule and workers recjoining, while President Perham says conditions favor operators with few defections. He cites delayed freight, blocked yards, and late arrivals like the North Coast Limited seven hours late.
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St. Paul, Quinn
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Reeds
Hend
P. B. Perham Onlg
Idaho
Clalmer
Fele
Perham
Union Depot
North Coast
Southern League cuts loom as fever hurts profits in Atlanta
The article details the planned roster reductions across Southern League teams due to yellow fever impacting profits. Atlanta must trim from eighteen players, with Rhea, Smith, and Brennen among those discussed for possible release or sale. Umpire and management shifts also feature as clubs reassess lineups and future seasons.
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Atlanta
Moren
Smith
Barnum
Zellers
Raymond
Shea
Archier
Fox
Brennen
Stafford
Jordan
Maree
McCay
Rickert
Winters
Crosler
Noblett
Anderson
Rhea
Archer
Hia
Little Rock
Haa
Hats Off to George Wintera and League Hopes
Notes praise George Wintera as a talented left hander hitting well and fielding. Nig Clarke gains attention with Detroit on loan from Lajoie and strengthens catching for the club. Manager Griffith of the New York Americans reportedly pursues Holly, shortstop from New Orleans, for next season. Major league scouts give favorable reports on Holly.
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George Wintera
Nig Clarke
Lajoie
Detroit
Griffith
New York Americans
Holly
New Orleans
Weekend rail fares from Atlanta toLookout Mountain and Dalton
Western and Atlantic Railroad announces Saturday round trip fares from Atlanta to Lookout Mountain Tennessee and Dalton Georgia with return. Includes schedule details and contact information for further booking.
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Western and Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta
Falee
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Dalton
Barnes
Zac Road
Chase
Man Man
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George
Jack Brennen
Delaware
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Rrve Medical, Company
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I Atlanta
Moawrt Cau
Warn
Little Hock
Meridian
National League
Essig Bros., Clothiers
Hatters
Whitehall St
George Floyd Stiles
Jong Hinris
Ala
Clifford Bullen
Atiles
Dimacif
Georgia Bird
Alabama
Stiles
Albert E. Cox
A, TH. Cox
J. W. Cox
Fannie Cox
William A. Wright
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Eres
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Atlanta Today
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
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Joyner
Mr. Zellers
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Manule
Charlie Frenk
Atanta
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Ria
Nelson
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Little Rockers
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Brreveport
Joe Rickert
Charlie Frank
Fleet
Charlie Amys
Joseph
Atlante
Rube Zellere
Nat Kaiser & Co
Decatur St
Kimball House
Linnis Springs
Reoltarium
Austell
Peter Stirling
Paul Selesater Ford
MO. M. Miller CO
Marietta
And
Dominion Line
Expesss
Norfolk
Dally
B. Walker
P&t
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Rube
Mr. Raymond
BUC
Bubshy
Whitehall Beret
Ita
Europe
Paul Manufacturing Company
Fulton Street
Bost Mass
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