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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1915

Page

11

Fight halts game as Bisland ejected with police aiding umpire

Atlanta and Chattanooga battled a heated game with Bisland ejected after a controversial strike call by umpire Toole. Four officers escorted Bisland from the field as the Cracker lineup shuffled with Williams to short and Rumler to second. Moran delivered a late double for the Lookouts, but Atlanta edged ahead in a tense contest.

Ay W Foster Chattanooga Tenn Bpeelall Atlanta Allen Biberfeld Mcdonald Bisland Toole Eddie Willams Rumler Jenkins Lee Williams Bason Thompson Aitchison Bizzy Aherstf Pitler McBride Daley Rumler Berteidanit Coste Rua Lookouts Daley

Miss Ruth McCabe Sets New World Record Throw

In Tacoma Washington yesterday Miss Ruth McCabe, a high school senior, reportedly set a new girls threw ball record with a 209 feet 5 inch toss. Dorothy Smith of Vassar college had previously held the mark at 204 feet in 1921.

Tacoma Wash Ruth McCabe Dorothy Smith Vassar College McWabe

New Orleans Off Day in Southern League Mphit Update

Southern League reports a New Orleans off day affecting schedule. No game results or player details available in the fragment.

New Orleans

First round progress in a multi-flight golf tournament

Several matches remain in the first round of the first flight as all other rounds advance briskly. Winners receive cups from Davie and Breeman for one year, with a permanent large cup only after three wins. F G Byrd of Birmingham has already won twice.

Davie, &Breeman F G@ Byrd Birmingham

Tigers Rally Past Washington on Thirteenth Inning

Detroit wins 6 to 3 in Washington as Burns and Young deliver key hits in the 13th, while Washington fails to score after doubles and sacrifice moves. Dauis and Stanage paired for Detroit aiding the long extra frame rally.

Tigers Washington Burns Young Detroit Gangil Kopp Drew & Casa Willams Henry McBride Walter Lehaan Ayres Dauis and Stanage Beaker Bochling, Ayres and Meury

Cunningham Canned In Mobile Club Shakeup

Nashville Tenn August 9 Joe Cunningham a right hand pitcher was to be given his unconditional release by Manager Schmidt of the Mobile Southern association club.

Cunningham Nashville Tenn Joe Cunningham Schmidt Mobile Southern Association

Cutshaw ties world hits record with six in game

Brooklyn second baseman Cutshaw made six consecutive hits in a game against Chicago, tying Clarence Beaumont’s record. Brooklyn won 13 to 0, piling up 23 hits off Pierce and Standridge. Chicago managed two runs, with Pfeffer, McCarty, Pierce, Standridge, Archer, and Hard Ea noted among the lineups.

Cutshaw Chicago Georgia Cutshaw Brooklyn Clarence Beaumont Pittsburg Pierce Standridge Biya Pfeffer and McCarty Pieres Archer

Buffalo Beats Pittsburg in Eighth Inning Home Run Rally

Buffalo wins 6 to 3 over Pittsburg as Hal Chase clubs a bases loaded homer in the eighth, with two additional runs in the frame. Batteries Schulz Anderson Bedlent Blair and OConnor. Newark and Kansas City split a doubleheader, Newark winning twice. St Louis defeats Baltimore 4 to 0 behind Plank's strong outing. Brooklyn edges Chicago 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel with sharp defense.

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Chandler Better. Des Moines, Towa, August

Lilly Chandler who was badly injured in the 500 mile auto race Saturday rests easily today. Driver Joe Cooper and Chandler’s mechanician Morris Keeler were killed in the crash. Recovery reports are uncertain but hopeful.

Chandler Des Moines Towa Lilly Chandler Joe Cooper Morris Keeler

Unclear sports scores in mixed league recap

The fragmentary clipping lists varied scores and team names across multiple leagues including American Association and International League with entries such as Greensbo Winston Salem Asheville and Montreal Buffalo. No coherent match report or single decisive outcome can be determined from the provided text.

Mud ball barred in Federal league use penalty issued

Chicago August 3 The mud ball ban follows a player accused of altering baseballs with a lump of wet sand. President Gilmore’s office announced a 30 fine for ball tampering. Credit for the discovery goes to Dd Reulbach of the Newarks who used it in a game against Chues go.

Chicago Gilmores Dd Reulbach Newarks Chuesgo

Sixteen Berry School Boys Win Badges in Constitution Contest

Sixteen Berry School boys at Mount Berry Go win athletic badges in a Constitution contest. From nearly one hundred entrants, Harold Bailey Roy Bolt Fred Forester Robert Guice Pryor Matlons Harveyell Bowdre Norris Nathan Perry Perrin Proudfoot Tester Seay Sellers Henry Smith Paul Vinson Millard Wear Vata Wear and Caylor Wheat are named as winners. Pins have been forwarded to the successful contestants.

Berry School Mount Berry Harold Bailey Roy Bolt Fred Forester Robert Guice Pryor Matlons Harveyell Bowdre Norris Nathan Perry Perrin Proudfoot Tester Seay Sellers Henry Smith Paul Vinson Millard Wear

University of Chicago Wins 1 Mile Open Relay at Frisco

At the Pan Pacific Exposition in San Francisco on August 9, the University of Chicago team won the open 1 mile relay championship conducted by the Amateur Athlete Union. The Bor ton Athletic Association finished second and the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce was third. The winning time was 28 3-5 minutes.

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