Open Golf Champion Walter Hagen Emerges In 1915 Field
Walter Hagen, 23, rising American pro, shown by Open Championship scores to be underestimated. contrasts with Quimot Varden Kay and past leaders. Scoring improved over 1914 across Brookline and Midlothian courses, with twenty players beating prior marks. Also notes Rose Trophy MVP Smith of Savannah Indians, Cracker season hopes, and Ralph De Palma rising in auto racing.
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Moors & Sons Offer Private Lens Grinding at 42 Broad St
When your oculist writes four prescriptions for glasses your one idea is to get it filled securely Jno L Moors & Sons facilities for grinding special lenses are unexcelled Bring your prescription to them at 42 B Broad st Grant bidg adv.
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Crackers Take Opener On Final Road Trip Behind Dunn Hitting
Montgomery fall to Atlanta as Browning shuts down the Battalion and Dunn drives in five runs. Dunn’s three hits and two runs highlight a 8 to 2 Atlanta win. Elwert’s glove and Dunn’s big day anchor the visitors offense while Montgomery struggles with timely hitting and field miscues.
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Boston Braves Tie Giants In National League Race
New York August 23. Boston Braves rise to top of NL standings as Giants slip to a tie for first after a defeat by the Reds. Stallings has steered Boston from last to leading pace, while Giants face pressure from St. Louis Chicago and other western clubs in a tight pennant race.
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National League Heay 4 Giants 2 and other results
Baseball notes from Cincinnati and St Louis include Cincinnati beating New York 3 to 2 with Ames solid until the sixth and Demaree allowing a run in the eighth. St Louis topped Brooklyn 7 to 3 as their bats clicked behind Perritt. Brief mentions record a Boston sale of outfielder Herbert Moran from the Cincinnati Nationals to the Boston Nationals by President Gainey.
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Four Fans Protest Kircher Coaching Amid Breitenstein Rift
Letter from Harry Walters and others, about 3 000 fans urging Kircher to coach, amid Amos Breitenstein opposition. They recount ticket costs and games missed, accuse Breitenstein of inaction, demand umpire reassessment and possible firing, and pledge continued protest to secure coaching changes.
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Sally Season Ends Next Saturday in South Atlantic Race
In Savannah Georgia on August 23 Charles ton tied Albany for first in the South Atlantic league after Savannah swept last week. Albany won four of six as the lead tightens with Charleston Columbus contending for the second pennant. The season ends August 25 shaping a final chase as Albany Charleston and Columbus battle Savannah for the title. Columbia and Augusta struggled, Savannah won three of five, Jacksonville two of six, Biacon and Columbus split three of six.
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State League Series Moves to Americus Today for Decisive Games
The Georgia State league post season resumes today in Americus as Thomasville faces a must win to stay alive. Americus leads the series two games to none and needs two more wins to capture the championship.
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Umpires Spoiling Season With Chips On Shoulders
Southern League umpiring drew ire from fans and Judge Kavanaugh over dignity disputes. Critics cite Breitenstein and others chasing Kircher on coaching lines, demanding stricter rule enforcement and protest to higher authorities. Fans threaten actions if umpires do not change approach. call for better conduct and adherence to rules.
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Today’s Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
A compact listing shows today’s games across multiple leagues. In the Southern League Atlanta visits Montgomery while Cratian’s travels to North Charleston. Birmingham hosts Nashville. Memphis plays Mobile. The South Atlantic features Savannah at Augusta and Jacksonville at Albany, plus Columbus at Macon. The American League has Columbia at Charleston, Detroit at Washington, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Boston, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, and Bowen at Chicago. The Federal League lists Pittsburgh at Kansas City and Baltimore at St. Louis, with Brooklyn at Indianapolis. Georgia Alabama League matchups include Rome at Gadsden, LaGrange at Anniston, Newnan at Selma, and Opelika at Talladers.
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Kansas City Rally Beats Pittsburg 13 to 5 in Eventful Inning
Kansas City scored six runs in the seventh inning to defeat Pittsburg 13 to 5 on August 23. Batteries Barger and Berry for Kansas City. Johnson and Easterly for Pittsburg. St Louis topped Baltimore 4-3 in a separate game as Fielder Jones earned his second win.
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Miller Huggins Walks the Most in N L This Season
Ernest J. Lanhan reports Vic Saier leads in drawing walks but Miller Huggins of St Louis is near top, with Cubs Burns and Cravath also among leaders. The piece notes yearly totals since 1910 and lists a hypothetical National League best lineup based on walks and other players with high walk counts.
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Jaing Benefit Game A Huge Success
The benefit for the widow and children of R King drew strong citywide ticket sales at the baseball parlors on the viaduct Sunday. Proceeds at the door were excellent, the best for any Sunday game this season, though many tickets were sold without presenting at the door.
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Unclear Sports Scores From Multiple Cities
The report lists scattered results from various teams and cities including Minn and St Paul with small point totals and partial team names. Several lines contain garbled or incomplete club names and locations, hindering a clear, single outcome.
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