Pitchers Battle Ends With Cunningham Triumph Over Allen 2–1
In Chattanooga and Atlanta thrilling game a late rally gave Cunningham a 2–1 win over Allen. Seven innings featured tied play as both pitchers Cunningham and Allen held the other. Key moments included Moran hit by pitch and a tense eighth inning with crowded bases and a wild pitch helping Cunningham pull ahead. Rumler nearly homered for Atlanta but fell short.
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Bryn Mawr Captures Junior Polo Championship Title
Bryn Mawr won the junior polo championship of America by defeating Point Judith, with players Thomas stakes, W. Hopping, R. B. Strawbridge and Alexander Brown leading the Bryn Mawr team. Point Judith lineup included Randolph Jr., Belmont, and Morgan Belmont among others.
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Three Georgians Win at Asheville Golf Tourney
In Asheville North Carolina W A Right of Asheville won the first annual invitation golf tournament final over William Wallace of Richmond Virginia in 36 holes. Ken Taylor Jr of Macon won the gala flight and Fielding Wallace of Augusta won the third flight. J Epps Brown In of Atlanta defeated his father in the cashth flight. The second annual tournament will be held next August.
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Atlanta
Griffith Low Scorer In East Lake Tourney
Walter Griffith topped the Davis Freeman trophy qualifying at Fast Lake with a card of 8 to lead. George Adair second. The trophy, gifted by Davis & Freeman Co., is held for one year and must be won three times to become permanent. The tourney runs a week with flights, handicaps, and 36 hole finals in the first flight.
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Johnny Evers to quit Braves after series in St Louis
Chicago August 7 Johnny Evers captain of the Boston Nationals plans to leave baseball after the series in St Louis. Friends claim he is tired of unwarranted criticism and may seek recuperation in Colorado or California. He has not been in top shape since a pneumonia attack and leg pains from a fracture.
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Pels Chicks Game Detailed This Afternoon
The New Orleans at Memphis game will be called play by play by Dick Jemison this afternoon at his matinee parlors on the Viaduct. New Orleans leads the Chicks by two games but the Chicks fight for the top spot making the clash a hard fought battle starting at 3.30 with ample seating for attendees.
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Pirates Buy H Daubert From Charleston Ohio State Club
Charleston reports Harry Gaubert shortstop of the Charleston Ohio State league team sold today to the Pittsburg Nationals. He will report September 6. Coulon to Meet Ertle in St Paul bantamweights Eddie Coulon of New Orleans and Johnny Ertle of St Paul signed for a bout at St Paul August 20.
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Des Moines Auto Derby Ends in Fatal Crashes and Win
At Des Moines mile speedway the 90 mile auto derby yielded one confirmed fatal crash and two serious injuries as Joe Cooper and mechanic Young Piel were crushed after Cooper’s car left the track. Chandler and mechanic Morris Stubbs suffered grave injuries with Chandler in critical condition. Ralph De Palma won the race over Ralph Mulford in a tight finish after tire trouble reshuffled the podium.
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Charlie Cox Wins Mackie Tourney at Brookhaven
Charlie Cox won the Mackie tourney Saturday morning, defeating R B Malone in the final 8 up. The event, held at Brookhaven, saw Cox claim the handsome trophy donated by J B Mackie. West beat Harley 4 up 3 to play for the second flight cup, McCarty topped Simmons in flight three, and Mosman defeated Dorney 4 up 3 to play in the fourth flight finals.
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San Francisco Track Meet Dominates With Wide Wind Help
Athletes from Olympic Club of San Francisco won premier honors at the senior Amateur Athletic Union meet held at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. They led with 30 points, ahead of the Irish American AC of New York and other top clubs. The windy day produced several notable, though wind-assisted, performances including a sensational five mile win by N Kolchmannen of the Irish American AC and multiple near-records that were not officially sanctioned.
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Dover Hall Club House Planned at Dover Estates
Brunswick Ga August 7 Special details from The New York Times outline Dover Hall club plans after a Glynn county land purchase. A $50 000 clubhouse will be built this fall to train major league teams a scheme tied to Georgy Stallings. Officers include T L Huston president and George Stallings vice president with a long roster of baseball figures among directors and members. The venture will be incorporated in Delaware with active and associate memberships.
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Rain postpones Western Tennis doubles final in Chicago
Rain ended play in Chicago forcing a postponement of the Western Tennis Association doubles championship until Monday. Heath Byford and Alex Squair reached the finals by beating Hal Gifford and M G Ketcham, while Walter Hayes and Ralph Burlick beat Jerry Weber and Al Green to set the semifinals with Byford and Squair.
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Special mixed doubles match at Longwood
Boston Aug 7 Mrs George W Wightman and Harry Johnson national mixed doubles champions defeated Miss Molla Bjurs ted holder of the national women's title in singles and Irving GC Wright in a special match at Longwood today The scores were 3 6 4 6 4. Chattanooga 1800 Aug 1 Specials Chattanooga purchased Outfielder Jacobson star of the 1914 Lookouts from Detroit today He will report at once.
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Chicago Race Won by Dario Resta
Dario Resta drove a French car at 102.65 mph to win the Chicago Speedway 100 mile race, setting a new world record for the distance. Cooper in an American car led early but retired with tire trouble, placing Burman second after key tire changes by Burman and Oldfield.
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Pierce Stars In National League Pitching Race
The National League leader is Pierce of the Chicago Cubs with 9 wins and 2 losses in 24 games, posting a strong earned run average. Mammaux of the Pirates follows with 16 wins in 26 games, praised as a better hitter than pitcher, amid a crowded list of top pitchers with ERAs over .570 through Wednesday.
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Handicapping Plan For Billiard Championships Announced
A committee will implement a new handicap system for championship billiard contests. Walk House will start at rating 100 with others ranked by skill, boosting chances for players such as George Slosson Ora Sornacatar George Sutton Yamada Marcus Catton Albert Cutler Al Taylor Wells Cochran and Joseph Mayer. The plan aims to increase contest interest and fairness.
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Kingston Defeats Atlanta Independents In 74 Point Bout
Kingston, Georgia, August 7. Kingston defeated the Atlanta Independents this afternoon by a 74 point margin. Heavy hitting by the home team highlighted the game. Batteries Kingston McDaniel Hicks and Cornes Atlanta Brown Bryant and Cox.
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Crackers Return Home On Thursday For Three Games
Bill Smiths Crackers have shown a fair road performance and will return home after three games with the Gulls. They then hit the road for seven days before coming back, with hitting and fielding needing improvement to secure a winning finish.
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Red and Blacks Begin Training Ahead of Season
Athens Ga August 7 Special The Nee and Black football team under Coach Alex Cunningham and Assistant Coach Dave Paddock plan a November form training by October first week at Franklin Springs. Training table to be maintained as the squad settles in. Several returning varsity players from last fall headline a deep lineup with Paddock back if able to play. The schedule opens October 2 at Cambridge in Athens and includes games with Chattanooga Citadel Virginia Auburn Florida Tech in Atlanta and Thanksgiving in Athens.
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Where They Play Today in Top Leagues
Southern League games mark Mobile at Nashville. National League action features Boston at St Louis, while Philadelphia visits Chicago in the Federal League. Uncertainty surrounds Newarke in the unease city matchup.
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