New Record At Ingleside Course Falls Short
Bobby Jones, in a foursome with Jess Daniel, Bob Schwab and Frank Ogg, put up two 39s for nine holes but did not break the Ingleside course record. Bobby later posted 78 for the round, the best mark in weeks, as he praised the new course and planned to return Sunday with Charles Selple. Local golf notes also cover Schwab’s 88, Ogg’s 89, and ongoing Piedmont Tourney entries with about 140 players.
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Jonst
Fie
Frank Ogg
Jess Daniel
Bob Schwab
Jones
Ingleside
Frank Oge
Charles Selple
Hill Kingdom
Ingleside Country Club
Frank
Atlanta
Tes
Piedmont
Legate Davie
Lesare
Parka-Chambers Hardwick
Bob Ogg
Ogg
Destor
Alexa Stirling Returns to America After European Tour
Alexa Stirling arrives in New York aboard the Carmania after competing in Britain and France where she did not win British or French titles but earned widespread praise for her golf skill and graceful conduct. London Golf Illustrated notes her departure will leave a gap among golfers, with strong hopes she returns for future competitions. Miss Stirling plans a world tour before defending her American title next May, potentially facing Cecile Leitch again.
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Alexa Stirling
Miss Stirling
New York
Carmania
America
Canada
Cecile Leitch
Joyce Wethered
Praines
Britain
France
Atlanta
London
Golf Illustrated
E. B. Hulme
British Isles
Fmerson
Indies
Biss Stirling
England
Zoe
Russ Stirling
Ila
Miss Leitch
Leonard Tendler title bout delayed by Leonard thumb injury
New York August 3 A left hand punch fractured Benny Leonard ard’s thumb forcing delay or cancellation of the Leonard Tendler lightweight championship fight set for Friday in Philadelphia. Leonard’s camp and promoter statements indicate the bout may be re scheduled for September in Philadelphia.
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New York
Jack Toland
Benny Leonard
Philadelphia
Leonard
Sol Rothenburg
Toland
Tendler
Leonard-Tendler
Joe Welling
Ritchie Mitchell
Robert Gunnis
Herman Taylor
Guanis
Couras
Godchaux Leads Trans Mississippi Golf Qualifier At 2.92
In Denver youths including Frank Godchaux and Robert McKee top the first qualifying round of the Trans Mississippi Golf tournament. Godchaux, 13, shot 73 with a 2.92 18 holes, three under par on the 15th, while McKee was one stroke behind with 74. Harley Hurley and other players posted 74s and 76s as the second round set for tomorrow.
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Denver
Colo
Auguse
Frank Godchaux
New Orleans
Vanderbilt University
Robert McKee
Des Moines
Godchauz
Jon
Trobie
McKee
Godchaux
Harley Hurley
Tope
Soares
Potter
J. C. Stuttle
Kansas City
J. C
Cedartown Star Goes Up in New York Interest
Chattan nooza Tennessee August 8 Special Benbie Gilks scout for the New York Americans stated the club exercised its option on Tucker outfielder of Cedartown Georgia State league. Tucker, a nineteen year old rookie, was hitting .430 with seventeen home runs.
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Chattan Nooza
Tenn
Benbie Gilks
New York Americans
New York
Tucker
Evening Baseball Scores From Across Leagues
Yesterday results show South Atlantic games in Charlotte and Columbia, International League matchups in Jersey City Rochester Newark Reading Baltimore, and American Association with Milwaukee Minneapolis and Indianapolis Columbus. Today's slate lists Southern League Atlanta Nashville Birmingham Chattanooga Memphis New Orleans, minor leagues in Georgia and Virginia with several city matchups.
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Atlantic
Charlotte
Greenville
Columbia
Spartanburg
Jersey
City
Rochester
Newark
Toronto
Reading
Buffalo
Baltimore
Syracuse
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapola
Loutaville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Florida State Lenigne
Daytona
Jacksonville
Ton
Ainnings
Sweeten
Petersburg
Greenwood
Meridian
Clarksdale
Jackeson
Virginia
Wilson
Newport News
Norfolk
Tarboro
Suffolk
Richmond
Rocky, Mount
Portsmouth
Piedmont
Durham
High Point
Greensboro
Raleigh
Danville
Winston-Salem
Bristol
Ron Sport
Johnson Greensville
Knox
Cleveland
Atlante
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphs
New Orleans
Little Rock
Choi
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Net stars win firsts at Seabright tennis tournament
Seabright New Jersey August 8 The British Isles team led by W M Johnston and with Kinsey brothers from California and Vincent Richarde advances to the third round of the tennis singles at Seabright Law tennis and cricket club. Johnston defeats Captain R C Van Vulet 18-6 6-2 and Percy Lynemezy Lew. Women contenders Molly Blugstadt Mulléry Miss Browne Helen Wills May Sutton Burdy reach first rounds. withdrawals affect field as Davis Cup players Thiden and Washburn pull out.
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N. J
British Isles
W. M. Johnston
Kinsey Brothers
California
Vincent Richarde
Seabright Law Tennis and Cricket Club
Gomion Lowe
Atar
Walter M. Hall
Johnston
Het
R. C. van Vulet
Hoboken
Percy L. Xynmecy Lew
Eagland
Mol
la Blugstadt
Mulléry
Californi
Mary IX. Browne
Mise
Helen Wills
Pacific Coast
Ton Burdy
Misa Hileanor Goss
Benjamin B.cule
Marion Zingerstein Jessup
Raisd
William T. Thiden
Watson M. Washburn
Lindley Murray Wins International Championship Title
Niagara on the Lake Ontario August 6 1900 Lindley Murray former American national tennis champion defeated A W Duble of Toronto 6 to 6 4 to 0 in the opening round of the inter national championship today My American winners were
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Niagara On the Lake
Indley Murrey
A. W. Duble
Toronto
Indoor Champion Gt Brookt Oes and Rivalry Highlight Meet
Mu Brank Anderson is noted as indoor champion with Wesbrook of Detroit and Hurd of Chicago set to compete tomorrow. The brief mentions a rising indoor racing scene and upcoming matchups among named athletes.
Tennis Stars Triumph in Opening Singles Round
In a brisk opening round of the singles tournament, Mary Brown Miss Helen wali Kalifornia omen tennis store and May Sutton Bundy led a slate of favorites to straight set victories. Other notable players including Miss Wleancr oss and Mrs Benjamin EB Cola also advanced, underscoring strong early performance in the event.
International Yacht Race Ends In Tie For Six Meter Class
The sixth international race between British and American six meter yachts concluded in a tied score of eighteen points each. Britain had won three races and the United States one prior to the final result, casting doubt on America’s chances to clinch the cup.
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Tele of Wight
Associated Press
Hoates
America
Miss Lena Clarke Swears To Statement In Murder Case
Miss Lena Clarke held in Orlando on a murder charge related to F A Miltimore's death at a hotel. She made a sworn statement to postal inspectors alleging theft of 32000 from two mailed packages and confessed earlier shortages at the West Palm Beach post office dating back months.
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Fla
Miss Clarke
Miltimore
West Palm Beach
Misa Clarita
Moroccans Press Spains in Melilla Area
Moroccan tribesmen pressing Spaniards after recent victories appear before Melilla the first Spanish stronghold in northeast Morocco. Panic reportedly grips the city as civilians seek shelter on ships. fate of General Navarro and hundreds remains uncertain. Madrid sources fear Navarro’s forces may be annihilated while Silvestre’s suicide after the earlier defeat is reported. Warships shell tribesmen along the Moroccan coast southeast of Melilla as landings occur with gun protection.
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Morocco
Melitta
Haror
Navarro
Mount Arruit
Madrid
Silvestre
Melilla
Women win primary races in Kentucky
In Kentucky on August 8 three women won primary nominations. Belle Napier secured the Breathitt jailer nomination in the Democratic sweep, Mrs Ida F Edger won a hike office in Woodford County, and Mrs Charlotte O Woodbury became Jefferson County tax commissioner nominee. In Louisville W Overton Harris won the Democratic mayoral nomination while Houston Quin was unopposed for the Republican court judge nomination.
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Kentucky
Belle ‘Napier
Breathitt County
Ida F. Edger
Woodford
John Edger
Morrow
Allied Council Takes Up Silesia
United News Paris dispatch reports August eight on the Allied council debate over Upper Silesia and the Poles and Germans state of mind. Briand opens the supreme council session at Quai D Orsay as Harvey, Hayashi, Curzon, Lloyd George and Briand attend in formal attire. Experts discuss Silesia while Britain seeks caution on reinforcements and France leans toward adjournment until ground is reviewed.
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United News
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Upper Silesia
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Arlande
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England
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Bonomi
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Loucheur
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Marshal Foeh
Marinia
Clyne Probes Private Vault and Downtown Saloon Link
Federal authorities focus on the Spurgin case after a private vault in a Michigan Avenue Trust bank was found to house liquor valued at $10,000. District Attorney Charles F. Clyne says several well known businessmen reportedly used the vaults without boxes and may face exposure from a list of names kept by bank staff.
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Warren G. Spurgin
Michigan Avenue Trust Company
Mexilco
Spurgin
Asid
Charles F. Clyne
Tam
Kond
Ai Teal
KHORASSAN KNIGHTS THRONE MEETING IN CHATTANOOGA
Delegations arrive for the Khorassan Knights throne gathering in Chattanooga. Crowds swell as marching clubs and drum and fife bands pass through the streets. Tonight’s session will feature a social program with addresses of welcome by City Attorney Frank Carden and imperial representative C. M Wilkay.
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Rolal
Frank Carden
C. M Wilkay
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J. G. Baird
Dayton
Politica
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Sacramento
Atlanta
Boston
Portland
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Gus Meta
Spokane
Hasha
Azim
Sims Pleased By Newspaper View Of Speech
Belfast August 8 Rear Admiral William S Sims acknowledges receipt of congratulatory letters from Belfast comrades after his speech before the English Speaking Union of London in which he condemned Sinn Fein sympathizers The US press is said to largely approve and American letters and telegrams are shaping opinion He hopes these developments influence relations between the United States and Britain.
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Belfast
William S. Sims
United States
Sinn Fein
Captain Hunt Buried Reinterred at Former Home
Milner Ga August 8 Speota Funeral services marked the reinterment of Captain Frank M Hunt at the Methodist church after his death in July 1918 during a French attack on a German machine gun nest. The heroic entry notes he stepped forward to direct fire when other attackers fell, dying in battle.
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E . Milner
Speota
Frank M. Hunt
France
Hunt
Hun
United States
Dunt
Revival at Round Oak Methodist Church Opens in Juliette Ga
Revival services began at Round Oak Methodist Church in Juliette Jones County with Rev. Henry Jones of Lawrenceville assisting Pastor Rev. C. T. Ivey. Professor A. T. Wilson directs the music. The meeting will likely run more than a week with services twice daily.
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Round Oak Methodist Church
Jones County
Henry Jones
Lawrenceville
C. T. Ivey
A. T. Wilson
Arson Arrests in Bandis Ga Fire Plot Case
Tom Brown aged 72 and son Claud Brown 18s were charged with arson in Bandis Georgia. State Fire Inspector J Albert Sharp and Sheriff English moved prisoners to jail after Brown allegedly confessed to involvement in setting the Sandersville oil mill fire on May 20 in four locations. Insurance on the mill totaled 86000, with underwriters yet to adjust. Authorities note other Georgia fires are under investigation.
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Davisboro
Brown
New York City
Inspector Sharp
Georgia
Prisoners admit killing taxi driver Babe Bragwell in Augusta
Augusta authorities say Jesse Gappins, O Fox and J Kirby, all white, confessed to gunning down Babe Bragwell of Columbia. The body was dumped along the Augusta Columbia road between Leasville and Gilbert before the trio fled south by car and were later arrested near Waynesboro after tire trouble.
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Jesse Gappins
O. Fox
J. Kirby
Plunkett
Babe Bragwell
Columbia
Richmond County
Augusta-Columbia
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Gilbert
D. C
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Waynesboro
Roberts
McBean Creek
Explorer Body Recovered After Ice Rescue in Canadian Gorge
Winnipeg reports the body of Dr William Stone president of Purdue University was recovered after a five day search among ice crevices in the wilderness. His wife Mrs Stone was rescued in a near fatal condition and is being cared for in Banff where she is recovering.
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Man
William Stoné
Purdue University
Dr. Stone
Banff
Bank Messenger Robbed in Chicago Downtown District
Leonard Murray, 26, messenger for Jefferson State Bank, was held up on LaSalle Street by a gunman who took a satchel containing 10,000 dollars. The bandit escaped into the Loop as police pursued the scene.
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Chiazo
Leonard Murray
Jeffer's State Bank
LaSalle Street
Pandic
World Court almost complete with ratifications in Geneva
August 8 report notes 14 of 24 ratifications secured for the League of Nations World Court with Britain, Australia, Canada, Siam, and others. Brazilian and Siam nominations advance while Portugal and Chile propose candidates. Brazil suggests Elihu Root. Siam names Dr. Roscoe Pound. Portugal and Chile propose others. Ratifications from Bulgaria, Norway en route. France, Denmark, Holland, Sweden, Switzerland already in. China expected to sign soon.
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New Zealand
South Africa
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Holand
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Siam
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Lord Finlay
Central of Georgia protests valuation before ICC
Washington August 8 The Central of Georgia Railroad protested to the Interstate Commerce Commission against the tentative road value set at 79,984,507 arguing the valuation should be 116,235,587.
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Washington
Central of Georgian Railroad Company
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Commission On
Wild man hunt in Wisconsin ends with arrest anticipated
In Weuson Wisconsin August day a wild man hunt pursued Joseph Hogel 26 a Kentucky mountaineer. He intoxicated attacked Jack Ryan with an ax seriously injuring him. Sheriff Schroeder and a large armed posse scoured the woods to capture Hogel who fled with two revolvers two sawed off shotguns and ample ammo vowing he would never be taken alive. Blood will be spirited before he is taken.
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Schroeder
Joseph Hogel
Hogel
Jack Ryan
Ae Ryan
Heriff Schroeder
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