City Series Details For Atlanta Amateur Championship
A meeting tonight at 119 Peachtree by the Atlanta National and the Agogas teams will finalize plans for the city amateur championship series. Only these two teams entered the finals, with four or five eliminated. If no other entrants appear, the Hata will be excluded thereafter. The winner will be declared Atlanta amateur champions by the Amateur Athletic Association of the city. The first game is expected to start soon.
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Atlanta National
Agogas
Wil
Atlanta
Amateur Athletic Association
Local Meeting Sets Dates for Upcoming Games
A meeting outlined tentative game dates with one match on August 21 and two more on the following Saturdays. The gathering will begin at 6:30 with eligibility and entry conditions discussed. teams may enter if represented at the meeting.
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Chicago Rally Wins In 13th Inning Over St Louis
In St Louis August 12 Chicago beat St Louis 9 to 3 in thirteen innings after a see-saw game. Schulte hit a decisive homer in the eighth for Chicago and Meacher tied the score for St Louis before Murray Pisher and Schulte drove in the winning runs in the 13th. Batteries Vaughn Humphries Archer for Chicago Rallee Griner Robinson Ryder for St Louis.
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Cube & Cards
St Louis
Rae
Chicago
St. Louis
Vaughn, Humphries
Archer
Rallee
Griner, Robinson
Ryder
Camp Hill 4 Lafayette 3 in fastest season game
Camp Hill won 4 to 3 at Lafayette in the fastest game this season at 1 hour 13 minutes Walk-3 pitching excelled in late innings. Also reports Mamaux shut out New York 4-0 for Pittsburg with two RBIs and other regional scores from Adairsville Acworth and Madison referencing fielding, pitching and key hits.
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Camp Hill
Lafayette
Camp Hil
Ala
Pirates
Ginute
Pittsburg
Mamaux
New York
Ratayoite
Kalcone
Camp Hii
Jose Dae Foeng BO
James
Walton
Tesreau
Mathewson
Stoter
Meyers
Gibson
Walker
Balla
Where They Play Today Southern Mobile in Atlanta
Brief listing of upcoming games and venues across several cities including Birmingham Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Buffalo Newark Pittsburgh Baltimore and more with teams Nashwe ebtt Chattancore Amercan Jeepy Washing'n and others.
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Blore Chicago
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Heth
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Philade’ National Les Boston
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Chicago
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St. Louia
Newark
Kan
Lookouts Sell Two Twirlers to Tigers
Chattanooga Tenn August 33 Special Manager Elberfeld of the Chattanooga club tonight announced the sale of pitchers Cunningham and Marshall to Detroit for end season delivery. The consideration was given as Outfelder Jacobson and cash. The Jacobson deal is being held up at present waivers refused in class AA but the two pitchers will go up regardles.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Elberfeld
Lookouts rout Vols 6 to 1 on slow Nashville defense
Chattanooga defeated Nashville 6 to 1 as the Lookouts scored in the sixth and seventh innings while Nashville misplayed fields. Cunningham held the Vols scoreless until the ninth, when a single and a double produced their lone run.
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Vols I
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashville
Cunningham
Weav er Shines as Pels Defeat Barons 3–0
August 12 in Birmingham New Orleans Pirates beat Birmingham 3 to 0. Weav er was invincible in pinches this afternoon. Lind gay Wendryx and Thomas provided solid fielding and hitting for the Pelicans.
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Ata
Weaver
New Orleans
Lindgay
Wendryx
Thomas
Memphis takes two from Little Rock in nine to four
In a doubleheader Memphis beat Little Rock 9 to 4 and 6 to 4. Visitors’ hitting and early errors hurt the locals as Memphis secured a pair of victories. Key players included McDermott Stewart Cruthers Hemingway and Keeley for Memphis with Jantzen Bakier and Roth producing for Little Rock. Umpires Breitenstein and Berehard.
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Ambiguous Historical Scores From Fragmented Card Record
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Harris
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Husband and wife held for trial after jewel theft
7. F. Hilmuth faces burglary charges and his wife is held for receiving and concealing stolen goods, both under bonds of 1000 and 350 respectively, tied to a Pawnshop burglary on Decatur street. Detectives recovered $250 in jewelry from the couple’s home amid court proceedings delayed by room repairs.
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Young man dies after Tifton officer shooting
Robert Hammock, the white youth shot by Officer Stephens while resisting a break in at Weinstein and Levy, died at his father’s home near Favlen in Worth County after gangrene developed in his knee. He had been moved from Tift County jail to a hospital following an operation.
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Boy Bitten by Mad Dog Brought to Atlanta For Treatment
A Gadaden Alabama child, a son of D. W. Appling formerly of Atlanta, was brought to Atlanta on Thursday for rabies treatment by the state board of health. The boy, about a year old, suffered five deep wounds from bites by a mad dog several days ago.
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Rom Appling
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Cashier Thad McKoy Resigns for Douglasville Post
Thad McKoy, five year cashier of the Bank of Lyerly, resigns to assume cashier duties at the Bank of Douglasville in Douglasville Georgia. His resignation takes effect September 1. The board of directors accepted the resignation and a successor will be named soon.
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Laahier
Bank of Lyerly
Carshier
Bank of Douglaaville
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Bank at Comer Closed Cashier Under Arrest
Comer Georgia August 17 The Bank of Colbert with capital 25000 has been temporarily closed by a State Bank examiner W J Speer pending thorough examination of the bank s affairs Sheriff of Madison county has taken into custody J L Reinhardt cashier who admits responsibility for the bank s condition and the bank s capital shortage equals its capital amount
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Bank of
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W. J. Speer
Sherlef
Madison County
J. L. Reinhardt
Negroes Support Y M C A Building Fund
Pledges renewed by numerous Black residents as interest grows for the new Y M C A in Atlanta. A large meeting at Allen Temple Church on Kaser and Stark Street features speaker Philip Weistner and musical numbers by W. Reeves and Dr. J. Porter, with several city leaders in attendance and start time at 4 p m. The names of recent contributors include E J Thomas Wynne M L Guyton D W Kelly J W Thornton J W Blalock John Terry J W Walker C Johnson B B Crawford J A Mitchell and Rev J W Arnold Rev J A Hadley Rev J R Fiemings and Annie Owens.
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East Sold to St Louis Browns from Little Rock
Tattle Rock Ark August 13 special telegraph Carl East pitcher of the Little Rock club has been sold to the St Louis Browns for immediate delivery. He will report to his new club Saturday. Browns manager Branch Hickey and scout Joe Sugden and president Bob Hedges approved after seeing him play against Nashville in Nashville.
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Joe Sugden
Bob Hedges
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Washington powers past Covington 3 0 in wet ground clash
Washington Ga defeats Covington 3 to 0 in the third game of the series. Washington Hurnt Nance and Batter ies batteries for Washington while Covington fields were Watson and Laffite. The game highlighted fast fielding on very wet ground. Final game set for tomorrow.
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Nance
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Alder
Marsans Case Postponed In Federal Court
St Louis August 12 The petition to set aside the injunction restraining Armando Maragas from playing with any team other than the Cincinnati Nationals was postponed until Friday after a hearing in the federal district court was adjourned.
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Cincinnati Nationals
Federai District Court
Pennock Released From Boston Club to Providence
Boston reports pitcher Herbert Pennock of Boston was released today to the Providence International club. He had not pitched a full game since Boston bought him two months ago.
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Herbert Pennock
Providence International Club
Philadelphia Country Club Wins Atlantic Polo Cup
Polo score from Narragansett Pier shows Philadelphia Country Club defeating Aiken Red Birds 11 to 7. Philadelphia benefited from a three-foul handicap as the match at Narragansett Pier concluded on August 12.
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Philadelphia Country Club
Aiken Red Birds
Philadelphia
No-Hit Game Highlights Greensboro North Carolina League
Carl Ray pitched a no hit game for Greensboro before fifteen batters in a North Carolina league contest. Habizh contributed defensively as the home team held a late lead in the match.
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N.C
Carl Ray
Gehingt Habizh
Piruck’ G
Hauser Signs with Chicago Fed to Feds
Chicago reports Arnold Hauser has signed with the Chicago Federals. Hauser, long time shortstop for the Stars Nation, quit the game three years ago following an injury. The move marks a comeback for the veteran player.
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Chicago Federals
Arnold Hauser
Stars Nation
Hauser
The Way of a Mother at the Vaudette
At the Vaudette theater today a strong feature The Way of a Mother is presented. Marguerite Marale Roberta Harding stars as a country box who loves a man in New York while a mother fights for her child’s life and principle. Two women unite in sympathy and the actress ends by choosing a path for happiness amid danger.
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Marguerite Marale
Roberta
Harding
New York
Gladya Duncan
Misa Marsh
Roberts
Mick
Rober
Atlanta Live Stock and Commodities Market Prices
The Atlanta live stock market and produce section lists corrected figures for fruits, vegetables, and meats, with oranges, cantaloupes, apples, peaches, and onions priced per crate or bushel. It also details beef, cows, steers, hogs, and poultry pricing, plus a long groceries and flour, grain, and feed catalog with numerous items and unit prices.
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Fidelity Rult and Produce Company
Atlanta
Wwat, Wate Jr
Wee
To- Vivien Company
Wheat markets drift as reports lift foreign buyers
Chicago August 12 wheat rose on rumors of active buyers abroad, with September around 1.11 and December near 109, while corn and oats held mixed gains. Weather unsettled, mills cautious, and exports seen steady. prices fluctuated after early gains as pressure from profit taking and first-hand consignments emerged.
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United States
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Rice Market Report from New Orleans August 12
Light receipts today left the market with an irregular tone. Hecelptay Hough reported 2,264 mailers and 475 sales. Honduras offerings were 2,307 bags at 176, clean Honduras 1,081 pockets. Japan activity showed 40 pockets. Prices and grades largely unchanged.
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Tew
No Joke Pay as you go and the road will be moother
A Toledo Blade item notes humor or editorial on paying as you go and returning to a smoother road, reflecting practical guidance or a light commentary on public works and budgeting. The piece uses a witty tone to urge paying upfront to avoid rougher journeys later.
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Unclear fragment on Moroccan land area and tillable share
Fragmentary OCR text references an area like Texas and Morocco with tillable land, mentioning percentages and vague measurements. No clear event, names, or dates are readable to form a concrete news item.
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