Atlanta Youths Enter National Amateur Golf Championship
Atlanta trio Bobby Jones Perry Adair and Richard Hickey will enter the National Amateur Championship at Oakmont Pittsburgh on August 18. Bobby travels from Atlanta to St Louis then Pittsburg to join mentor Stewart Malden for guidance before meeting top competitors. The group plans to link with Perry Adair and Hickey in Cincinnati before Pittsburg, aiming to elevate southern golf and boost Atlanta’s strong sporting scene.
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Bobby Jones
Richard Hickey
Perry
Adair
Oakmont
Atlanta
Youngasters
Richard ‘Hickey
Oakmont Links
Pittsby
Bobby
Meiden
Aiica Ita
Perry Adair
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Atlantas
Smith
Willie Ogg
Li AH
South
Haat Lakes
Scott Hudson
Theouthern Golf Association
King Albert Plans Swing Through America
Brussels reports details of King Albert’s anticipated trip to the United States. He is expected to depart mid September and remain until his presence is needed for Belgian elections. He will tour the country with his son Prince Leopold. Cardinal Moercler plans to depart between September 4 and 5 and likely return by late October.
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Albert
America
Becauss
Prince Leopold
Cardinal -Moercler
Etober
Hase
Saratay
Samuels
St. .Louwis
Metor
Omiya
Ryan
Marshal
Ponty
France
Mate
Joffra
Soladier
Hig
Joffre
Joffre Aghe
Faelin
Chantilly
United’ States
Paris
Boone Too Much For Visiting Lookouts
The Lookouts were unable to stop Birmingham as Boone led the visitors with strong hits. Chattanooga fell 6 to 3 after a ninth inning rally by Birmingham, with Bernsen driving in key runs and a costly ninth inning error sealing the outcome.
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Birmingham
Ole
Tugine Wey
Chattanooga Coltested
Bernsen
Tly
Neugal
Nelderkorn
Griffith
Brateh
Anderton
Kelly
Rs ‘Botnis
McDonald
Summa
Stevengon
Duncan
Bornson
Hairston
Webb
OL Peters
Morrise
Chattanooga
Gleason
Graff
Bernson
Demos
Anderson
Dame
Stevenson
Bratehi
Morrizon
Morrison
Kally
Balk
Brennen
Camphd
Tarzan and Ban Johnson Spar in Wartime Echoes
A garbled 1920s style clipping riffs on figures like Ban Johnson and Tarzan, mixing sports jabs and political flavor. It mentions a 37-year-old Philadelphia burglar and calls for patriotic, hardboiled takes while hinting at baseball teams and the tense era.
Major League Trading Scandal Sparks Suspensions
Major league turmoil centers on star Carl Mays and club trades as President Johnson suspends Mays amid controversy over season selling. Boston and New York owners clash over reforms, with Giants’ purchases noted. The piece critiques the buy wins culture while detailing past slow runners and notable eras in early baseball history.
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Mays
Boston
New York Yankees
Johnson
Maya
New York
Krazee
New York Giants
Gonzales
Snyder
Oth Pies
Carl Mays
Interesting Card At Friday Night Boxing Event
A detailed account of a Friday boxing card at Wall Miller's club features multiple bouts. Highlights include Nappy vs Robing, Barnett vs Kelley, Burns vs Bokolo, and the headliner Hoorde vs Mason with solid action and fair decisions amid mixed crowd reactions. The writeup also touches on sportsmanship and the referee’s decisions.
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Gene Hinton
Wall Miller
Miller
Battle Royals
Wood
Joe Carter
Iwille Pearce
Atigata
Teferee
Pagrce
Huma McDonald
Citara
Atlanta
John
New Orleans
Noppy
Barnett
Kelley
Camp
Jeasup
Ofa
Eddie’ Burns
Pete
Herman
Kid Bokolo
Camp Gordon
Hammer
Sokolo
Spanch
Aw Law
McDonald
Burns
Heniter
Freddie Hoorde
Red Mason
Buras-Sokolo
Boorde
Arcat
Mazon
Eatry
Fae
Mason
A.strone
Yilad
Lil RE Kid
Asabythin
Remedy for hurt leads to relief in Alabama alert
A fragmented note from a Georgia clinic references remedy steps and a patient from Alabama seeking relief. It mentions a medication, a doctor, and a local facility by initials and abbreviations, with partial addresses creating a sparse medical notice.
Government Urged to Cut Federal Expenditures
A Washington note outlines bills to reduce government spending for the next fiscal year. It proposes trimming total expenditures by at least a billion dollars annually, excluding national defense pensions and war insurance, to lower taxes. The effort argues for a full fiscal review to reveal savings from all sources and expenditures.
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Washington
Mae. Barod
Congress
Aps
Mysterious German prisoners land in New Jersey
A group of two German prisoners of war arrived at Moboken New Jersey aboard the transport Agamemnon under heavy guard from the U S Army. They were identified as Alfred Scholz and Alwyn Grothe, with mystery surrounding their true identities and activities before the major American offensive of 1918.
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Washington,d.c
Moboken
N.J
United States
Agamemnon
Alfred Scholz
Alwyn Grothe
Lawrence Parnell Returns to Open at Jack's Corner
Lawrence Parnell, a seasoned clothing dealer, returns to Peachtree and announces Jack's Corner as his new base. The article praises his youthfully affable demeanor, patient service, and ready stock of tailored materials as he aims to attract a larger trade in Atlanta.
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Ryan
New
Jack Warner
Wes
Canene
Jom Eburnz
Roy Connor
Amia Rusie
Jocke Ligan
Cincinnati
Connor
Ruale
Rome
Reoppea
Rusie
Ffanner
Milligan
Rush
Larence Parnell
Tennesses
Lawrence
Parnell
Jack
Teriala
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