All Eight Double Header With Lookouts at Ponce de Leon Today
Two games with the Lookouts at Poncey Park today open a two day stand for the Crackers who seek a long winning streak. Spiller invites orphans for free admission. ladies day and kids under 12 admitted. Brute Osborne and Sages or Marshall expected to pitch as the Bears and Barons vie for first division position. Nashville defeats Little Rock 8 to 4 while Memphis tops Birmingham 3 to 0.
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Poncey
Crackers
Presient Spiller
Hapeville
Spiller
Hoya
Spil Yer
Red Wingo
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Osborne
Marshal
Brute Osborne
Sages
Marshall
Vinés
Johnston
Boone
Mobile
Labor Day
Poncey Park
Bears
Dassee
Bay
Baseball roundup from minor leagues and several leagues
Statistics show Appalachian League results with Knoxville 6-4 Cleveland 9-5 and Greeneville 5 Bristol 3. Kingsport hosts Johnson City 0. Southern League games listed Chattanooga at Atlanta New Orleans at Mobile and Memphis at Little Rock. American League and National League schedules include New York at Washington Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Chicago St Louis at Philadelphia. Sally League matches Charleston at Augusta Charlotte at Greenville Columbia at Spartanburg. Georgia State League fixtures LaGrange at Carrollton Rome at Cedartown Griffin at Lindale.
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Torbay
Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Orleans
Mobile
Fymingham
Orleans
Little Rock
Osaba Mobile
Detroit
Philadelphia
LaGrange
Ae Griffin
Carrollton
Atlanta-Chattanooga
New Orleans-Mobile, Rain. Birmingham 3, Memphis , Nashville, Little’ Hock
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
New York
Rochester
Kansas’ City
Columpus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Carrollton-LaGrange
Lindale
Griffi
Cedartown
Rome
Augusta
Charleston
Greenville
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Columbia
Jacksonville
Daytona
Orlando
St. ‘Petersburg
Lakeland
Suffolk
Tarboro
Stecky
Ount
Newport
Wilson
Norfolk
Richmond
Portsmouth
Danville
Raleig
High Point
Wietos
Schlemt
Durham
Sracmibare
Romans Defeat Cedartown 13 to 4 in Georgia League game
Rome defeated Cedartown 13 to 4 in a one sided game. The feature of the game was the hitting of Morrow. August 29. Spectral report from Cedartown, Georgia.
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Cedartown
Rome
Morrow
Californians Win In Metropolitan Lindale
In Lindale Georgia on August 29 special report notes Pounds hit the second ball for a home run and propelled the Californians to victory amid scattered hits. Box score lists Griffin and 87 total at bats with Pounds driving runs, while Overton Donaldson Mittwede and others contribute. Other notes reference sailing and intercollegiate events with Stanford, Lehigh, and Danes in a crowded summary.
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Vols
Nashville
Tenn
Little Rock
Brat
Warmoth
Rock Ab
R. B. Do
Davis
Jackson
Moetteer
Clary
aSames
Worter
Moyle
Statham
Jackison
Kneaupp
Warmooth
eDavis
Harper
Peps
Zoellera
Wano
Warmouth
Clary A
Lindale
Pounds
Griffin
Ab. R. Pounds
McLaughlin
Sretin
Cedric A
Altwen
Donaldson
Lehy Bates
Lessator
Fina
Stanford
Guy
V. Todd
Austra
Nan
Pate
Case
Toda
Sada Guia
Japan
Eric Tegner
Denmark
Vincent Richards
New
Giants On Pitt s Heels Giants On Pittsburg Heels
New York Nationals beat Pittsburg 8 7 in a see saw game aided by Meusel who collected a triple double and single with a sacrifice in five plate appearances. Chicago tied in ninth but New York held on for the win. Bruins sinking fast as Boston loses to Cincinnati 10 4 in seventh straight defeat. Brooklyn wins second from Pittsburgh 3 2 in a pitcher s duel as Myers scores on a muffed throw in the ninth.
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New York
New York Nationals
Pittsburg
Chicago
Sehen Exhort
Kelly
Meusal
Brooklyn
Auether
Cooper
Myers
Grimm
Schmendal
Plack
Pepiss Hollacher
Od Barber
If. Malszel
Ane Grima
Hilifar
Freeman
York
Daettea
Milliter
Ninhy Burns
Bancroft
Frise
Young
Meusel
Snyder
Toney
Sallee
Cunningham
Inni
Bancro
Rawlings
Burns
Frisch
Jones
Shea
Piter
Lee
Cincinnati
Feale
Ab. R. He Pow. A
Johne
Grok
Bressler
Eens Fonseca
Duncan
Wingo
C. Kept
Boeckel
Rbare
Gx Ford
Mequillan
B. Morgan
Braxton
Saramar
Fonseca
Rixey
Nseca
O'Neil
Kopf
Bohne
Fonsecs
Powell
Barbare
Ford
Nicholson
Boston
Roxey
McQuillan
Morgan
McQuillan A
Ioning
Mcstruckett
Quillan
Mor-gan Rixey
Quigl Lex
Say
Women doubles决定 in Newport invitation tennis tournament
In Newport August 29 doubles replaced singles to reach the finals. Mrs May Sutton Bundy and Mrs Howard G Cushing will face Miss Eleanor Goss and Mrs L D Williams tomorrow. Singles start tomorrow with Miss Goss vs Miss Mary Browne and Mrs Bundy vs Miss Edith Sigourney.
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Newport, R. L
Newport Casino
May Sutton Bundy
Howard
G. Cushing
Bleanor Goss
Mra. L. D
Liams
Miss Goss
Mary K. Browne
Mra
Bundy
Edith Sigourney
Single G Indiana Pace Sets Open Circuit Record
Readville Mass August 23 Single G Indiana pace set a high reputation as the country s greatest side wheeler in the open ig races at the Grand Circuit meeting. Hd Allen drove him in the Neponsott free-for-all and helped set a record for the event. Lee rafter Cox showed crowd that she had the greatest stake trotter of the season by winning the President stake for 2 03 trotters with Boston owned Greg Worthy. Helen Dillon won the Horse breeders Futurity for 3 year olds while Sakura captured first money in the 3 19 trotting class. All races were won in heat order. Peter Florentine trotting to beat 2 19% showed 2 13% and Proud Peter Feasily best 310% trotting finishing in 5205M.
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Readville
Mass
Indiana Pacei
Aik
Hd Allen
Lee
Y . N Rafter Cox
President
Greg Worthy
Helen Dillon
Peter Florentine
Peter Feasiiy
Record crowds fill UK football grounds in tax-fueled day
London August 29 massive attendance at Saturday’s football matches across the United Kingdom. About forty three games drawn large crowds as entertainment tax revenues rise, with early estimates placing proceeds near $145,000 for the day’s sport.
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London
United Kingdom
Boxing Thriller at Atlanta Auditorium Ends In Disputed Decision
Frankie Murphy defeats Johnny Calmars after ten hard rounds in a bout marked by rough tactics and crowd pressure. Murphy sustains a badly swollen right hand and an X-ray is planned. referee and sergeant considered halting the fight at times amid heavy blows and rule violations.
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Atlanta
Frankie Murphy
The
Constitution
Charlestonien
Murphy
Clift Wheats
Samson
Charleston
Johnny Calmars
Laurel
Delmars
Roberta
Mc~Donald
Roberts
Marquis Queensberry
NOOGA AFTER DUBLIN HIGH HIGGINS TO BE STRONG
Dublin, Ga August 29 Special That the Dublin high school will be well represented in the football field this fall is now a certainty. The Green Hurricane eleven, Dublin's scrappy team of 1920 terrorized the middle Georgia high school team last year, and judging from the number of old men back to the line again this year, 1921 looms up as the most promising season in many years. The Douglas Aggies were the only winners over Dublin in 1920, the local team defeating Americus Waynesboro and a number of other splendid games.
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Dublin
Dublin High School
Middle Georgia High School
Douglas “Aggies
Americus
Waynesboro
Guy Crusselle
Hyril
Kendrick
J. B. Smith
Earl Smyth
Radclff
E Ashe
Walter Jackson
Clyde Wynn
Victor Slater
Emory Daniels
Hie
Crusselle
Harville
Mercer
Morton J. Nicholes
M. Rampley
Elberton
Willard Plans Training for Dempsey Bout in Topeka
Topeka Kan August 29 Jess Willard in town on business said he has begun training for a proposed bout with Jack Dempsey. He plans to cut his weight from 265 pounds to 238 pounds, the level he carried when he lost the title to Dempsey at Toledo May 4 1919.
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Topeka
Kan
Jess Willard
Thin City
Onusiness
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Toledo Taly
Rickard Films Transport Case Leads to Arrest in Omaha
Clarence Gray of Jersey City N J was arrested in Omaha charged with transporting Dempsey Carpentier fight films from New Jersey to Nebraska. He posted 2000 dollar bond and was released. Gray is listed as a representative of the Tex Rickard company authorities said.
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Omaha
Neb
Clarence Gray
Jersey City
N. J
New Jersey
Nebraska
Gray
United States
Magney
Tex Rickard Company
Dodsons Will Hold Reunion in Atlanta Wednesday
Dodson family members in Atlanta and nearby communities will gather at Grant Park on Wednesday for their annual reunion. Last year about 300 attended, with a larger crowd expected this time. A big dinner will be served in the afternoon followed by a short devotional service and a business session.
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Dodson
Atlanta
Grant Park
Giants win seventh straight as Pirates fall further
New York August 29 United News reports the Giants clinched a seventh consecutive win by beating the Cubs 8 to 7, narrowing the Pirates lead in the National League. The Pirates lost to the Dodgers 3 to 1 in Brooklyn, while the Reds defeated the Braves 10 to 4 in Boston. The Cardinals-Phillies game in Philadelphia was postponed due to wet grounds. The Giants benefited from strong pitching by Nebf Toney Douglas and Barnes and steady hitting led by Frank Frisch as they surged in the standings.
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New York
United News
Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Reds
Braves
Boston
Wee Noh
Nebf
Toney
Douglas
Barnes
Frank Frisch
Soa
Impogsi
Petrels grid season outlook hints at returning stars
Sunday edition previews a warm season start for the Petrels with coach Hicock planning aerial training by September 8. Key players Tiny Roberts and Buck Vickera are discussed as potential leaders, with games slated across Harmance field Atlants Ten Florida Ma con and Columbus.
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Hicock
Tiny Roberts
Grim Reaper
Buck’ Vickera
Douglas A. &M
M."c
S. Ietter
Krehmeyer Joins Barons In Memphis Debut Soon
Erwin Krehmeyer, secured from Pittsburg, will replace Harold Traynor as Baron shortstop. He joined the Barons today and will debut in Morrow's game against the Chicks. Clark Sulater, Baron utility man, is suspended after a heated confrontation with manager Carlton Molesworth following Sundays game.
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Memphis
Tenn
Erwin Krehmeyer
Pittsburg
Harold Traynor
Pirates
Krehmeyer
Barons
Morrow
Chicks
Clark Sulater Clark
Carlton Molesworth
Molesworth
Clark
Gallagher
Silva
Mole
Lenglen Ill Again For Newport Tennis Appearance
At Newport Casino on August 29 Mile Suzanne Lenglen the French tennis star will miss her Wednesday exhibition due to another relapse illness. Ticket buyers were disappointed as the event was heavily promoted by the Casino tennis committee led by Mrs Barger Wallabh. Lenglen had been scheduled to play in the Invitation tournament women's singles preliminaries before the illness halted her appearance.
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Newport
R. C
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Newport Casino
Barger-Wallabh
Casino Tennis Committee
Lenglen
Lenelen
Fast Time in Speed Boats at Detroit Regatta
Detroit August 29 Miss America I of Detroit Yacht Club averaged 50.5 mph to win the second 30 mile heat in the Bolacup race with Gar Wood at the wheel, time 35 43.40. Miss Chicago led Miss America I 24 to 22 for the cup, and Orio TIL 5 trailed. In the Wood Fisher race Gar Wood defeated Nick Nack and Aye Aye Sir in 1 13 51.76. Miss Chicago won the second 30 mile heat in the Detroit trophy for single engine hydroplanes, while Miss Belle Isle II Detroit was disqualified for cutting turns. An accident occurred when Baby Surprise capsized. driver Paul Strasburg and mechanic rescued. Miss Chicago’s heat time was 84 04.31.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Detroit Yacht Club
Gar Woog
Chicago Yacht Club
Columbia Yacht Club
Rointe
Vicago
Orio Til
Gar" Wood
Wood- Fisher
Gar
Nick Nack
Buffalo Launch Club
Aye Aye Sir
Miami Beach
Baby Gar
Orlo i
Gure
Paul Strasburg
Strasburg
Miss Chicago
I Aia
Constitution Team Breaks Into Print At Nashville
A muddled report covers the Constitution baseball team and a failed attempt to report the game amid misprints and handicaps. In Nashville the Vols won a supreme court baseball case against the Beaton Red Sox, directing receipts remit and penalties for franchise disputes. The corpa and shooting records also feature, with Wakefield range marks of 132 consecutive hits at 300 yards.
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Nashville
Wein
Vols
Supreme Court of Baseball
Landis
Nashville’ Club
Beaton’ Red Sox
Vanderbilt University
St. Paul
Red Sox
Corpa
United
Wakefield
Army
Atlanta City Golf Championship Opens Entry Day
About one hundred thirty six leading Atlanta golfers have registered for the city championship at Druid Hills Club. Qualifying rounds begin Wednesday at 8:30 eight 18 holes with finals Saturday. Notables like Hickey Bradshaw Rainwater and Knowles are entered. Bobby Jones and Perry Adair are absent.
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Atlanta
Morniwe
Druid Hills
Aeb
Perry
Bobby Jones
Adair
Fell Hudson
W. €. Warren, Jr
Cadets Announce 1914 Football Schedule at VMI
Virginia Military Institute reveals the season slate with Roanoke College Hampton Sidney Wake Forest Virginia Penn North Carolina A and T Kentucky Kentucky State University of Louisville and Virginia Polytechnic Institute among key opponents. The announcement highlights the $100000 stadium opening in Lexington and expected large crowds for the Virginia game plus notable train arrivals from Charlottesville Roanoke Lynchburg and Richmond.
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Lexington
jVirginia
Roanoke College
Hampton-Sidney
Wake Forest
University of Virginia
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
North Carolina A. & 2
NOG Univy i
Nor Toling
Richmond
Vani Lniversaty
Kentucky
Louisville
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Roanoke
Virginia Military Institute
Charlottesville
Lynchburg
University of Virginia Ta
Maeteria
Cenes
Quakers
Virginians
Helaman
Franklin Field
Bill Fetzer
North Carolinians
Fetzer Brothers
Elec
Youthful Wonders Grow With New Cast
The article lists rising sports prodigies across the country including Helen Wille of Berkeley Cass., Julius Saglowsky of Indianapolis, Elmer Garrod of Ashburn Ill., Dorothy Smith of Cotuit Miss., and Miriam Burns of Kansas City. It notes Alexa Stirling and Bobby Jones as longstanding stars and mentions Vincent Richards of New York as a past fixture in the scene.
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New York
Alexa Stirling
Robert T
Bobby”) Jones
Atlanta
Vincent Richardsa
Lavern
Misa Helen Wille
Berkeley
Csl
Julius Saglowsky
Indianapolis
Aea
Ae Ae Se
Elmer Garrod
Ashbum
Dorothy Smith
Cotuit
Miss
Miriam Burns
Kansas City
el Vetéran
More Ham Fighters Reported in Boston and New York Bouts
The article covers Boston on August twenty ninth with a doorast bout featuring Eddie Fitzsimmons and Inky Pitchell in New York. Raucous crowds jeered from round one through ten as the decision went to Pitchell after ten hard rounds in a midcard bout.
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Boston
Hera
Eddie Fitcaimmons
New York
Inky Pitchell
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