Amateurs barred from Southeastern fair dirt track races
The secretary of the sanction board announced amateurs will be barred from dirt track events at the Southeastern fair to reduce accident risk. Only licensed experienced pilots trained under licensed drivers may compete, amid recent deadly crashes and warnings of possible expulsion for violations. Races run October 13 to 15 feature world championship contenders and top cars in Atlanta.
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Amartea
R. M. Stripilh
A F. Corey
International Motor Contest Association
Atlanta
Fairmount Beats Opponent 3–2 in Weekend Baseball
Fairmount, Ga, August 24 special. Fairmount defeated the visiting team Saturday by a 3 to 2 score. Pritcher and Hobson each had three hits for Fairmount, while Goode pitched a solid game. This was the fifth meeting of the season, Fairmount winning three.
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Johnny Celmares to Clash With Frankie Murphy at Auditorium
Johnny Celmares, touted as the scrappiest middleweight, meets Frankie Murphy at the Auditorium Monday night. Murphy, undefeated against previous foes, faces a worthy challenge as Celmares trains at Miller's daily and eyes a potential shot at the Wilson Downey title.
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Frankie Murphy
Wilson-Downey
Atlanta
Frankie
Miller's
Celmars Set for Atlanta Bout in High Stakes Middleweight Clash
Johnny Celmars arrives in Atlanta at noon to face Frankie Murphy in a Monday arena showdown under Walk Miller. Both rank rising in the middleweight division as Celmars aims to extend his string of top-tier opponents and spark rumors of a future super bout.
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Harry Greb
George Chip
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Sport Writer
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Giants Take Two as Pirates Blanked in Doubleheader
New York defeats Pittsburgh 12 to 2 and 7 to 9 in a twin bill before 35,000 fans, cutting the pennant lead to 5 1/2 games. Kelly belts his 24th homer as Nebf, Glazner, and Adams struggle in the two games.
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National boys' singles results at Boston tournament
Thomas McGlinn of Philadelphia defeated Charles Nunnally of Atlanta 6-4 6-2 in the national boys' singles. In the women's invitation singles fourth round Leslie Bancroft of Boston beat Penelope Anderson of Richmond 6-3 6-3. Vincent Richards of New York defeated Berry Grant of Atlanta 8-2 6-2.
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Atlanta
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Penelops Anderson
Owens Dominates At Asheville Tennis Tournament
On the Asheville Country club courts Frank Owens of Atlanta advances in the state title chase by defeating Caldwell 6-2 6-2 as Meyer wins 6-0 6-1. Smith falls to Meyer while Meier loses in a thrilling 6-4 7-9 7-5 match. others win in singles and doubles as Owens and Cary beat Meyer Caldwell 6-3 6-2.
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Atlante
Asheville Country Club
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Meyer
Stetmey Smith
Tnter
North Carolina
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Mia Robertson-Waring
Unclear Bird Carried Through March to Atlanta and Back
A garbled report describes a bird transported in March then warned on May 26, flown with dockage from ten to thirty five to Atlanta. It is returned from Gdinerville to Gay and slated for shipment back to Atlanta this week, kept as a breeder.
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Atlanta
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Powder Springs Stops Rockmart In Low-Scoring Game
Powder Springs defeated Rockmart 1 to 0 at Rockmart Monday afternoon. Turner pitched a four-hitter for Powder Springs while Lane allowed seven hits for Rockmart. Hats Baggett, Powder Springs second baseman, made a noted catch. Umpires were Lewis and Cochran.
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Locals to Play Voll Today in Second Division Action
The Crackers shipped their freight to Atlanta to play three days of baseball while the Nachvilla Vole, led by Starry Doyle, faces Charlotte Frank's bell tossera. Manager Rarlden's squad struggled on the road at Little Memphis and Birmingham, losing all but one game. The attendance trophy will be presented by the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce after the Nashville series final game, with John Martin, president of the Southern League, delivering the speech.
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