Kelly's Farewell Game A Victory
Dick Jemisen reports Atlanta Crackers beat the Nashville Vols 2 to 1 in a tense pitchers' duel. Kelly pitched well, Moran and Lee made highlight catches, Rumler delivered the pinch hit in the eighth to win, with Frost tall and tall, and Mullin? not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Jemisen
Herbert Kelly
Atlanta
Crackers
Nashville Vols
Jack Frost
Kellyaimes
Vols
Kelly
Paul St
Bill Rumler
Bul
Kent Kelly
X Hill
Wollen
Qioran
Kauffman
Matthews
Bill Smith
Rumler
Bill
Sam
Moran
Roy Moran
Bully Lee
Roy
Gabby Street
Lee
Sheehan
Dick Kauffman
Milton Reed
Eafe
Bisland
Milton
Frost
Ada
Russ
Jenkins
Stark
Pauter
Rudderham
Hauffman
McDonald
Thing
Williams
Dodge
Callahan
Baker
Keily
Qalighan
Paulet
Bass
Gox
Nashville
Ab Rh
Farmer
Odze
Beest
Frost, Co
Reese
Ab.r
Xicbonala
Breitenstein
Detroit New York Game 10 Called By Huffaker
L B Huffaker, longtime detailer for Dick Jem, has arranged to cover the Detroit versus New York game this afternoon at 2 o'clock Atlanta time. He will also display the Boston Cleveland score by innings to show Detroit’s pennant rival’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Huffaker
Dick Jem
New York
Detroit
Atlanta
Hufffaker
Four Scenes on the Capital City Country Club Opens New Holes
The Capital City Country Club extends its eighteen hole course with the second nine opening Saturday and a week later the full course hosting a qualifying round. Improvements include longer holes, altered tees, and refined greens, with par 72 and a total yardage around 9,023. Pro Scotty McKenzie joined the writer for a preview, noting stronger carry demands and fewer hazards, while Major Cohen Ottley Caldwell and the committee guide the project toward ranking among the South’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Capital City
Scotty McKenzie
Shane
McKenzie
Greets Committee
JS. Cohen
John K. Ottley
HG Caldwell
Hoten
Bages
Woods
Boroy
Page Four
The
Constitution
Waich
Scribes Golf Tourney Qualifying Round Scheduled
The annual newspaper men's golf tournament opens Monday at Ansley Park with two qualifying days to suit players. Net scores decide advancement across three flights, with match play across two weeks ending in finals on September 13. Entry is $4 to Professional George Black. practice limited Monday Tuesday.
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Ansley Park
George Black
Innis Brown
Journal
O. B. Keeler
Dick Jemison
Constitution
Where They Play Today in Major League Baseball
Little Rock in New Orleans, Chattanooga in Mobile, American League slate. Washington in St. Louis, Philadelphia in Chicago, New York in Detroit. Boston in Cleveland, Kansas City in St. Louis, Pittsburgh in Chicago. Baltimore in Newark.
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Little Rock
New Or
Chattan'a
Mobile
Washing
St. Louia
Philad's
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Hosten
Cleveland
Pederal
Kan
City
St. Louie
Pitts
Baltimore
Newark
Paul Hunter
Chicora
G. Rotan
Philadelphia
W. P Seeley
Bridgeport
Conn
JG. Heyburn
Louisellie
BM Gorrison
R. E. Hunter
Pasadena
JD Standish
Dallas
T. W. Hunter
Datcoit
Max Behr
Bringfield
D' Cochran
H. W.perrin
Down Reid
Racine
RG. Morrison
Pitebury
Lyon
Toronto
Francis Quimet
Woodland
Arthur, Lee
Dilworth Allesheny
Pao
Garden City
Breden
Gilbert Waldo
Memphis Chicks Visit Cracker Series to Open Four Games
Briscoe Lord and the Memphis Chicks head to Poncey for a four game set with the Crackers starting Monday with a doubleheader due to a rain postponement. Tuesday and Wednesday feature single games as the rain interrupts a late visit.
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Briscoe Lord
Memphis Chicks
Lwaid
Poncey
Crackers
Chicks
Birmingham
Barons
The
Pelicans
Memphis
Johnston and Griffin Win Tennis Doubles
William M. Johnston and U. C. J. Griffin of San Francisco defeated G. M. Church and W. M. Fall to win the Meadow Brook cup doubles title in Southampton on August 18.
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Johnston and
Griffin
Southampton
Wiliam M. Johnston
UC. J. Griffin
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
G. M. Church
W. M. Fall
Seventy Three Golfers Remain in Golf Tourney Event
Forty players qualified for the second round of the national amateur golf championship after eighteen holes. Davison Herron of Pittsburgh and D. Sawyer of Wheaton led with 73s, while 60 posted 84 or better. Thirteen 85 scorers advance to Monday play, with match play beginning Tuesday. Notables include Arthur W. Lee, Jerome Travers, Francis Quimet, and James Standish Jr among the pack of contenders.
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Detroit
Simost
Skull
Davison Herron
Pilsburg
D. &. Sawyer
Wheaton
Herron
Arthur W. Lee
James T. Standish Jr
Michigan
Travers
Standish
Ourmet
Fraser Hate
Chicago
J.B. Schlotman
Dudley Madge
St. Paul
Sawyer
Pittsburn
E. M. Byers
Pittsbucee
Es BP
Allis
Milwaukee
Charlies Evans Jr
Reuben
Yellow Jackets to Start Work for Fall Football
Coach Heisman prepares Georgia Tech for the 1915 season with seventeen varsity veterans returning and several promising new players joining. Training begins Thursday with full squad reporting by the tenth. Grant Field work advances rapidly as the team aims to be in top shape for the first game on September 25.
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Carl Taylor
Heisman
Heiman
Tech
Big Six
Carpenter
Freegy" Morrison
Jim Breas
Woota" Fielder
Tally ‘Johnson
Jim Senter
Gris" Goree
Big Alex
Spence
Rountree
Beard
Thia
Bell and
Puckett
Gordon
Bell
Barnwell
Sewanee Tigers
Phillips
Arthu Myers
Tech High School
JoudstUl
Donald Fraser
Philips
Grant Field
Little Bob Plays Davey in Finals at Druid Hills Club
In the thirty six holes final for the Druid Hills Golf Club championship Little Boo Jones and A Davidson meet, with GW Adair vs L D Beott for the cup in the second flight. Semis: A Davidson def Milton Dargan Jr 6 up 5 to play. RB Jones Jr def Lowry Arnold 6 up 4 to play. Scott def Jemison. Adair def Robin Adair by default. Brine def Carter. Draper def McRea 5 up 3 to play. Finals: Brine beats Draper 2 up.
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Little Boo Jones
A. Davidson
Druid Hills Golf Club
Adair
L. D Beott
GW. Brine
Jesse Draper
Milton Dargan, Jr
RB. Jones, Jr
Lowry Arenold
LD. Scott
Dick Jemison
Robin Adair
Bre
S. A. Carter
T. H. McRea
Brine
Bisland Could Return in Two Weeks for Crackers
Captain Bisland of the Crackers may resume playing in about two weeks after hospital stitches were removed from his arm. The injury followed a blow by Nashville outfielder Baker in Friday’s game.
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Bisland
Crackers
Baker
Nashville
Russell Ford Gets Release From Buffalo Federals
Buffalo New York August 28 Russell Ford leading pitcher of the Federal League in 1914 was released unconditionally by the Buffalo Federals along with Tex McDonald and Arthur Wetton. The article notes the unconditional releases of the players including pitcher Russell Ford and others from the Buffalo club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo. N. Y
Russell F Ord
Ea Tatute
Tex McDonald
Arthur Wetton
Buffalo Federals
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Huffaker
Saturda
Francis E. Price
Scribes
Vowiex Venuyon
Roscoe McMichael
Dec Atchison
JR Gray, Jr
P. W. Hammond
HW. Grady, Jr
J G. McMichael
Tito Forbes
G. B. Keoter
Anman Gray
Cohen, Jr
Archie Lee
Hans Price
Eamond Falvey
Agus Perkerson
Cohen
Roh. Rowe
Ned McIntosh
H. R. Romans
Lewie Grozg
Dutley Glass
L. F. Woodruff
Paul Wilkes
Estes Doremua
Bush and Whitney
Little
Bob
Davey
Russell Ford
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