Lodge Notices and Funeral Invitations Prominent in August Gatherings
Regular communications of New Lodge No. 640 F and A M and John Rosier Lodge No. 608 F A M are announced for Monday evening in Augusta venues with work in Entered Apprentice and Degrees. Funeral notices invite attendance for Mrs Ella Poss, Mrs Annie J. Nichols, Mrs A J Grubbs, Mrs S B Farmer, and Mrs H C Friddell with arrangements by Barclay Brandon Co and Hollywood cemetery interment. pallbearers named from Friddell and Nichols families. carriages provided for interment at Smyrna and Hollywood locations. multiple family members and friends listed as attendees.
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Crackers and Lookouts Ready for Third Berths Game Today
Chattanooga August 3 Spe cials The Crackers and Lookouts rest today and seek to win the Beriés third game and the series. Both clubs split the first two games with Crackers leading the year series nine of eleven. Manager Bill Smith and Carl Thompson likely to pitch for the Crackers Ramier behind the plate.
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Newark 3 Kansas City 1 in Federal League tilt
In Newark New Jersey in August Newark jumped to an early lead aided by an Esmond triple and an infield hit as they topped Kansas City 3 to 1. Hain held the opposition in check in the second game while Culiop and Easterly paired for the win behind Newark’s pitching.
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Evers Reverses quitting plan after talks with owner
St Louis August Johnny Evers star of the Boston Nationals announced he would not end his baseball career amid the St Louis Boston series. He planned to meet owner James E Gaffney in Philadelphia Wednesday night to decide his future. Evers had told reporters he intended to quit this week but deferred the decision pending discussions. He complained of unjust criticism from club owners he formerly played for.
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Nashville Beats Mobile 12 to 3 in Third Game of Series
Nashville pitchers held Mobile to three runs as Baker and Paulet led the offense with three and four runs respectively. Frost pitched well for Mobile but Nashville produced a barrage of hits and base runners. The game featured two-base hits by Northern Flick Callahan and a three-base blow by Poulet as the Nashville lineup rolled to a decisive win.
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First Round Starts In East Lake Tourney
Davis and Freeman tournament underway at East Lake links with first round action today. Frat players and Friday wind the field, Walter Griffith leads qualifying with 82. Matches, handicaps, and a long schedule point to excitement as rounds advance toward finals.
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Final Action on City Series Among Amateurs Set for Tuesday
City-wide amateur pennant winners brace for a final decision on the format of the proposed city series. Details remain unsettled as to which teams will enter and how games will be played. Managers and pennant winners are urged to attend the 7:30 p.m. meeting at 119 Peuchites street with season records in hand. a Federal League rep is hoped to attend.
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Eton
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Dodgers Take Two In Doubleheader From Cubs
National League action reports Brooklyn beat Chicago 7 0 in the opener with Daubert, Wheat, and Cillshaw delivering key plays and Schulte hitting two homers. In the nightcap Brooklyn again shut out Chicago 6 0 as Rucker and Dell held the Cubs. St Louis overwhelmed three Heston pitchers 8 7 while Philadelphia routed Cincinnati 14 6 with Cravath driving eight RBIs.
Slugging Leaders Cobb and Laier Highlight Slams
In a mixed update from American Association and Texas International circuits, Cobb and Laier top slugging charts as White Sox and Reds claim strong fielding marks. Rain disrupts games as teams like St Paul, Dallas, Houston, Waco, and Jersey City post varied results. References to Ming's 4 and Colum'e-Kan. City appear amid score notes and standings.
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Exhibition Games Feature Glante Win in Detroit
The New York Nationals beat a local semi-pro club here today as Glanta pitcher ScHupp and Ritte faced Detroit opponents Kunagen. In Cleveland, Americans defeated Bridgeport 2 to 0 with Morton, Coumba, Champion, and Laverty on batteries.
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Hank O Day Reappointed Umpire in National League
Chicago August 8 Henry Hank O Day was reappointed an umpire to day By John K Tener president of the National league Tener was in a box seat at the start of the Brooklyn Chicago doubleheader and when Quigley took the field to officiate single handed Tener sent word to O Day to come to his box They conferred a few minutes and O Day hurried away for his umpiring regalia He returned in the fourth inning and officiated as arbiter on bases O Day has had a varied career He was an all time pitcher then an umpire In 1912 he became manager of the Cincinnati Reds but was released after one season He was reappointed by President Lynch to the national league umpiring staff in 1913 worked as an umpire for one season and then was made manager of the Chicago Cubs At the close of the 1914 season he was released and has not been connected with the game since He is said to have refused several offers from the federal league The resignation of Umpire Hart left the vacancy to which Day was appointed
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Howard Drew Announces Retirement From Racing
Howard P. Drew of Springfield says in a telegraphic statement from the Panama Pacific Exposition that he will retire from racing due to poor physical condition. He was defeated yesterday in the 100 yard dash at the senior A A track and field meet.
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National Towing Regatta draw includes sixty entries
New York and 11 other cities will be represented at the national Towing regatta on the Connecticut river in Springfield Massachusetts next Friday and Saturday. Only sixty entries have been received this year down from last year’s Philadelphia event. Participants come from Toronto Boston Duluth New York Springfield Cambridge Detroit Philadelphia Long Island City St Paul Lynn Holyoke and Pittsburgh Youngstown.
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Klein Breaks Burman Record In 25 Mile Race
In Worcester Massachusetts Arthur Klein set a new 25 mile automobile record on a fall-mille track finishing in 33 minutes 59 seconds. The previous mark belonged to Bob Burman at 33 minutes 25 seconds. Klein made two stops and lost about 0 seconds.
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