Large Amateur Golf Entry List For twentieth Championship
New York reports 112 entries for the United States Golf Association twentyirst annual netiwasl amateur championship. The field includes Norman Brookes of Australia, C B Farlane of Scotland, B Grier of Canada, and many U S stars like Jerome Travers and Francis Ouimet. Tournament runs August 25 through August 31 at the Gwanok Country Club Manchester Vermont.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Gkwanok
Manchester
Norman E. Brookes
Australia
C. B. Farlane
Scotland
Chick” Evang
B. Grier
Canada
Jerome O. Travers
W. J. Travis
Garden City
BE. M. Byers
Pittsburg
W. C. Fowngs, Jr. Fitrsbars
R. Gardner
Hinchale
J. G. Anderson
Brackburn
Mass
Francis Ouimet
Charles Evans
Fred Herreshott
Bkwanak
Mayberry
Charleston G. C
South Dargling
G Pp
Tiffany
Mohawk G. C
B. P. Alhs
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
So. Stewart
Audubon
Louisiana
C. B. Grier
Royal Montreal
UG. C
RO & Kampmann
San Antonio C. C
Texas
Ho. Mccall
Morley Jennings to Leave Crackers After New Orleans
Morley Jennings, the Crackers' utility taxer, will depart the team at the end of the stay in New Orleans. He is a teacher at Ouachita College in Arkadelphia, Arkansas and also athletic director of the school. He begins duties September 1.
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Mobile
Ala
Jennings
Morley
New Orleans
Ouaehua College
Arkadelphia
Ark
Sundameh
Waldrons Arrival Reported For Crackers Lineup
Manager Billy Smith of the Crackers announced that third baseman Waldron from LaGrange in the Georgian State League will report to the team here on Wednesday. He will not be in the lineup immediately.
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Billy Smith
The
Crackers
Waldron
LaGrange
Jefferson Retains Western Chess Title in Memphis
B F Jefferson of Memphis defended his Western Chess Association championship by defeating G H Wolbrecht of St Louis in a four game post-tournament series. Jefferson won two and a half to one and a half, securing permanent possession of the title for the first time with consecutive tournament wins. Nineteen players competed in the regular event and four entered the playoff.
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Tenn
B. F. Jefferson
Western Chess Association
GH. Wolbrecht
St -Louis
Jefferson
Walbrecht
Victory
Cave Jefferson
Wolbreiht
Wemeira
Americus and Selma in post season series
Americus Georgia hosts the first three games of a seven game Dixie championship series between Americus, winner of the Georgia State League pennant, and Selma, winner of the Georgia Alabama League flag. The first three games start Thursday in Selma. Americus will host the next two or three games, with Atlanta possibly drawing the seventh if needed to decide the title.
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Americus
Selma
Atlanta
Dixie
Bay City Withdraws From South Michigan League
Bay City Mich August 25 The Bay City Baseball club withdrew from the South Michigan league today as a result of riots at the ball park on Friday and Saturday Manager Jenkins refused to play the Saginaw team unless players suspended for beating two umpires were reinstated. The withdrawal followed.
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Bay City
Mich
Bay City Baseball Club
South Michigan
Ball Park
Jenkins
Saginaw
Mordecai Brown Quits Major League Baseball
St Louis reports Mordecai Brown, former manager of the St Louis Federals, has quit baseball. An official notes Brown left after a disputed transfer, signaling the end of his days as a big league pitcher.
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St. Louis
Mordecai, Brown
Managver
St Louis Federals
Eynt Brown
St. Ous
Double Header With Gulls Today Crackers and Gulls Play
Heavy rain at Monroe park cancels today’s game. Crackers and Gulls arrange a double header Wednesday at 2 PM. first game pitchers Williams and Dunn for Crackers facing Hogg and Brown. second game Townsend and Schmidt for Gulls vs Filiagim and Tyree. Seven innings likely, with team standings at stake.
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Mobile
Ala
Monroe Park
Crackers
Gulls
Matt Williams
Jos Dunn
Crackers’ Battery
Bradley Hogg
Brown
Tee Townsend
Schmidt
Filiagim
Tyree
Monster Smith
Amateur Game at Ponce de Leon Park in Atlanta
On Saturday afternoon at Ponce de Leon park St James and National Union meet in game two of a three game series to decide Atlanta amateur baseball supremacy. The first game at Piedmont park last Saturday saw St James win, and both clubs boast strong seasons with only one loss for St James and a near perfect record for National Union.
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Ponce-de-Leon Park
St. James
National Union
Gwil Cruwa
Atlanta
Piedmont Park
St James
Tao
Gulf 5, Gameceeks 2. Gulls win with Atkinson strong
In Charleston on August 25, Atkinson pitched eleven innings for the Gulf team, allowing two doubles by Green of Columbia and multiple base hits as Charleston defeated Columbia 3 to 2. Paine worked well for the Gulls, with strong defense and timely hitting key to the win.
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Charleston
Atkinson
Gulls
Columbia
Paine
Guils
Green
Doudie
Atkingon
Bruart
Parnes
Marshal
Amerlicub
Rhea
Colby
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O Howen
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Wilkes
Iss
Thomasville Americas
Davenport
Champlin
Ganton
Bowen
Waeknee
Bowe
Balla
Roth
Gears
Geary
Ameceie
Thomasville
Walkenberry
Gentle Thine
Boston Beats Cubs 4 1 As Pennant Race Tightens
Boston scores a fifth inning rally to beat Chicago 4 1 in Chicago on August 35, closing within one game of the league leaders. New York leads after rain delays. Philadelphia shuts out Pittsburgh 4 2 in the season closer. Scoring summaries show Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh actions with detailed innings and battery pairs.
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Ceven
Cubs
Chicago
Boston
Yoriadic
Sweenes
Bresnahan
Joningant
Bob Batteriesa
James
Gawdy
Vaughan
Archer
Bason
Quipley
Baseball scores and weather from regional leagues
American Association results Milwaukee 2 Cleveland 9 Cleveland 6 Milwaukee 4 Indiana 3 St Paul 1 Others postponed. International League Montreal 1 Newark 6 Toronto 4 Jersey City 0 Providence 6 Buffalo 1 Baltimore Red, Rochester 1 Virginia Lentse N Mews 1 Petersburg 0, Norfok 3 Richmond 1 Hodudel Bortanouch rat ron. North Carolina Durham Grosnsro Us navies Raleigh 1 Charlotte & Winston Salem 3. Texas League Dellan 4 San Antonio 2 Waco 4 Houston 0 Beaumont, Aurelia: Beaumont 2 Avellin fort Worth Galveston rain.
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American Association
Milw'kee
Clevi'd
Ind
St. Paul
International League
Mont’al
New'k
Toronto
Jer
Virginia Lensne
N. Mews
North Cerclina Durh
Raleh
Charlotte & Winstondalem
Dellan
San Ant’o
Waco
Houston
Beaum
Avelin i
Fort Worth-Galveston
Langford Beats Cotton in Four Rounds in Boston
Sam Langford defeated George Cotton of Pittsburg in the scheduled twelve round heavyweight bout in Boston. Langford dominated from the fourth round, delivering constant blows and remaining unscathed as the fight ended early.
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Langford
Cotton
Boston
Sam_ Langford
George Cotton
Pittsburg
Georgia Alabama League closes as Melma pennant winner
The Georgia Alabama League season ends with Melma winning the pennant. Final day results include LaGrange 2 Anniston 1 in Anniston Alabama and other games: Talladega 5 Opelika 1, Rome 6 Gadsden 1, Newnan 8 Selma 6. Standings reflect a busy close with several notable plays and pitchers highlighted.
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Melma
McLoughlin and Bundy Retain Tennis Title in Omaha
Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco and Thomas Bundy of Los Angeles defeated Deg Mathey Crawford S J and G M Girardh New York 3 sets to none to defend their lawn tennis doubles championship title. The scores were 6-4 6-3 6-4 with the champions controlling play throughout the match.
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Newport
Maurice
McLoughlin
Sanfrancisco
Thomas
Bundy
Los Angeles
Deg
Mathey
Crawford
S.J
G. M. Girardh
New Fork
Rte
McCoughlin
Throuan
EL Mathey
Kurek
McLoughin
Church
Today’s Games Across Leagues And Cities
A garbled schedule lists many MLB, National and Federal League matchups with teams such as Cleveland Chicago St Louis Detroit New York Brooklyn Boston and more in cities like Atlanta Chattanooga Birmingham Nashville Montgomery Savannah Augusta Jacksonville Albany and Philadelphia. A separate note reports meat prices in Manila rising about 100 percent in the last year.
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W.L. PG
Birmin'm
Albany
Revor
Mobile
Columbus
Atlanta
Bavanne
Nasmth
Chatun'a
Macon
Memphis
Calum
Montgem'y
Fackson‘e
W. L. BC
New York
Philader
Boston
Benton
Tanluts
SW Asa
Chicago
Detroit
Philader Aa
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Iy AL GE Ale Heveland
Brooklyn
Govan
Federal League
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Seimens
Indianape
Newnan
Baltimore
LaGrange
Buffalo
Rome
Brookly
Opelika
Kan
City
Talladera
Ancston
Gadsden
Cleveland
Ney Yor
St. Louia
Indianapolia
St. la
Four Straight for Muckabees Seals Georgia League Pennant
Americus wins the pennant of the Georgia league by taking today's game from Thomasville 4 to 3. Blix receives the Daniels trophy for leading the Muckabees batting with .218 as the club begins negotiations for a Dixie championship series including Selma and possibly Dothan and Americus.
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Americus
Eamy
Thomasville
Americua
Genry
Roth
Dean
Leonard
West
Blix
Chicks Sign Four For 1916 Duty In New Orleans
Secretary Wathing of the Memphis team joined in New Orleans today after a tour to view several youngsters and evaluate property for 1916. Worthing announced four players who had tryouts with the Turtles this year have been signed, all from the Selma club of the Georgia Alabama league. Jack Kimball began the contract, likely to pitch against New Orleans. Witcners Morrison and Shirley signed and Durice, an outfielder, will get another chance at Hed Elm next year.
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New Orleans
Wathing
Memphis
Worthing
Turtles
Selma
Jack Kimball
Alarame
Riflemen Compete On Seagirt Range In New Jersey
August 25 Leagirt New Jersey riflemen compete in six matches of a combined shooting tournament. Captain W H Richards of Ohio wins the cap match ahead of Private James Stewart of Massachusetts with 301 points across 800 900 and 1000 yard ranges. Company C Fourth New Jersey takes the 400 and 100 yard team match with 325. Fifth Massachusetts wins the Cruikshank match. The Marine Corps secures the twentieth first regiment match with 1149 points. Company C First New Jersey Cavalry wins both cavalry and company team matches.
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N. J
W. H. Richards
Ohio
James Stewart
Maseachusetts
Ritchard
Company
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Cruikshank
The
Marine Corps
Saventy-first Regiment
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First
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Tyro
New Yorks edge Chicago 1 0 in high pace AL win
New York defeats Chicago 1 to 0 in a tight American League game after scoring in the first and late innings. Benz Walsh Luthrop Schalk plus Meyer Coly Sweeney and umpires listed accompany the box score. Red Sox fall to Indians 3 1 as Kirke hits a homer in fourth.
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Beng
Walsh Alec
Benz
Walsh
Luthrap
Schalk
Meyer
Coly
Sweeney
Vires
Dineen
Sheridan
How Teams Stood Same Stage 1913 Atlan ta Fans Interest
For Atlanta fans the standings of Southern league teams in a season at the race’s full length are shown. In Philadelphia the Athletics win tro. The Crackers trail by twenty nine games. August 25 Philadelphia beats St Louis 9 to 0 and 4 to 0. Montgomery 4 to 0. Bressler held St Louis to four hits. Nanmylle tripled and Murphy singled for the only Philadelphia run in the second game. First game score by innings St Louis 000 000 960 0 Philadelphia 010 320 12x 15. Batteries Leverenz Balchley Mitchell and Agnew Kgie Bressler and Sehang. Second game St Louis 000 000 000 0 Philadelphia 000 004 00x 13. Nook and Bchang. Umpires Connolly. Tigers 2 Senators 1 Detroit defeated Washington 2 to 1. Reynolds outpitched Johnson. Johnson’s error to the plate in the third inning sealed Washington’s fate. Score by innings Detroit 062 000 000 2 Washington 100 009 000 1. Batteries Reynolds Stanage Johnson Ainsmith. Umpires Hgan Evang.
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Athletics
St. Louis
Birmingham
Pennock
Hita
Nanmylle
Hig
Murphy
H. St Lots
Philadelphia
Leverenz, Balchley, Mitchell and Agnew
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Karr’s Wildness in Southern League Tilt Ends in Memphis Loss
Memphis visits New Orleans for a double header after rain suspended the originally scheduled twin bill. Wilson struggles as Memphis falls in the opener while New Orleans tops Memphis 10 2 with strong hitting. Ground conditions forced a postponement. two games moved to Wednesday, with Memphis aiming to rebound behind strong pitching by Roth and Howell.
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Lindsay Aptrar
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O'Toole
Queries Answered on Baseball And Umpire Decisions
The piece poses questions on 1906 Philadelphia Americans Birmingham New Orleans and other teams plus players like Cobb Bisland and Zellars. It asks about pennant winners and umpire calls including a specific ruling where runners advance and the batter moves despite an incorrect call.
Indians Beat Local Team In 43 to 19 Baseball Affair
In Calhoun Georgia on August 25 the Nebraska Indians defeated the locals by 43 runs to 19. Monroe and Madison clashed in Monroe Georgia the same day with Monroe winning 6 to 3 behind sturdy pitching from Gheeshing. Madison’s Stukes struggled as Nicholson held the line in a tight contest.
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Calhoun
Nebraska Indians
Indians
Atlanta Champs Hand Cedartown Loss In Loose League Game
In a loosely played Federal League match at West Avenue Park Cedartown fell to the Atlanta Champs by 7 to 4. The teams meet again Wednesday. Score by innings shows Atlanta scoring in several frames while Cedartown managed scattered runs. Batteries were Osborne and Smith for Atlanta Champs and Young, Boman, and Tolbert for Cedartown. Umpire was Smith.
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Tolbert
The 300 Hitters Arom Vunges Crebshaw
Willis asks about a political question while Crebshaw responds with a digression on serious affairs and a concern over a lingering low mood before Christmas.
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Crebshaw
Willis
Christman
Delegates Named for State Convention Across Counties
Multiple counties announce their delegates and alternates to the Macon state convention. Key figures include T L Sweat and A Fleming in Waycross with alternates, and Dan Cawart appointed secretary to succeed Harry M Wilson amid party reorganization. Delegations from Terrell, Jefferson, Walton, Thomas, Newton, McDuffie and Colquitt counties named with alternates, detailing voting instructions and rotation rules.
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Aegte
W. W. Lambdin
W. E. Birmann
G. G. Jones
Jerome Crawley
T J McClellan
Atlen Morton
John W. Bennete
Hardwick
Macon
Aid
Dan Cawart
Fairfax
Harry M. Wilson
Anderson
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J. R. Crayford
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Lee
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C. V Clarke
J. R. Phillips
J. R. Wailiiam
MacDuffie County
Thomson
McDumtie County
EB Farmer
Sonny West
Paul A. Bowden
JR Printup
Text Books Adopted For Atlanta Public Schools
A long list shows all textbooks selected for Georgia's Atlanta public schools by Superintendent Siaton for use over the next five years. The catalog covers grammar, high and commercial schools, and the Technological school, with drawing materials to be provided later. A board meeting will finalize details before the upcoming school year.
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Boye’ High
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Clendenin-Marrey
Peabody & Hunt
Morgan & Lyman
Paysica
Billilkan & Gale
Went
Allyn
Thomas
Bennett
Alen
Phillipa
Cicero
Whita
Xenophon
Goodwin &White
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Homer
Seymour
Pearson, Wiementu
P. V. Bacon
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Hawkes-Luby-Towton
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Lyman
Hawken
Eldridge
Remington Machine
Lyons & Canaan
Branks
Applied Business Enginh
Applied Business Enginh. &.P. Sorrel| Bilch- Ardvon'a Commercial Law
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Busiesa Engilah
Handbook of Composition
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Georgia
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Fuchs sisters not attacked by negroes denyBaltimore incident
Atlanta relatives of Misses Fuchs deny a Baltimore attack report printed in The Construct on Tuesday. They state the attempted robbery occurred on the same block but that they were not injured and are perfectly well.
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Assassin Slays Woman in Cordele Georgia Porch Shooting
Lucy Beleford, about 65, a Black woman, was shot and killed last night in Cordele by an unknown assailant firing from the sidewalk at a distance of 16 feet. The weapon was a .32 caliber revolver. No identity of the shooter has been established.
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