Summer League action at Young Men’s Christian Association
In the Summer League the Burton Smiths beat Dr Hulls Warriors 17 to 10 and Dr Hill defeated Mr Waters 21 to 9 Volleyball between South and Hull produced a close 24 22 result before final whistle. Teams list shows captains DeLon Hill Hull Smith Burton and Waters with standings across divisions. Volleyball league to start for summer with Wednesday evenings and Saturday afternoons games and public sidelines expected.
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Thad Morrison
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Greenberg
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R K Smth
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Wweeley
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J K_ Orr
RY Via
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George Winship
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W H. Waters
JC Hedges
AH Colcord
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A C Miller
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Ruak
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Echols
Morrison
Jenkins
Solloway
Signups Open for Division Teams at Gym Office
The notice invites players from both divisions to sign up at the gymnasium office for team placement. Intermediate games start July 10 and senior games begin July, with many signatures already collected.
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He Mary
Church to Meet Norris Williams in Tennis Finals
Pittsburg July 11 The clay court championships on the PAA courts narrowed the mens singles to a final between George M Church of Princeton and R Nor ma Williams of Harvard. Church defeated WM Washtubne in semifinals 7 5 7 5 6 2. Williams beat NewW Niles of Boston 6 4 6 4 6 2. Women's singles reach third round with Mrs Wightman of Boston and Miss Molla Bjurstadt of New York qualifying.
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George M Church
Princeton
R Norma Williams
Harvard
WM. Washtubne
Williams
Neww Niles
Boston
Wightman
Molla Bjurstadt
New York
Benny Kauff Jumps Again To Giants
New York July 1 Benny Kauff Brooklyn Federals outfielder refused to play today over salary and says he will jump to the Giants. John Foster, secretary of the New York Nationals, warned Kauff not to report to New York, stating he will not be welcome. The national commission has barred him from organized baseball for three years. Giants manager McGrew said he would welcome Kauff back if the commission clears him.
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Benny Kauff
Brooklyn Federals
Kansas City
Federals
Giants
Haufr
John
Foster
New York Nationals
Knuft
National Commission
McGrew
Kauff
runner forced to second on fielded ball from first
In baseball a runner on first is forced to second when the batter hits a ball that forces the runner to advance. If the first baseman fields and touches the base or the runner while forcing the common force, the runner must be tagged or touched to retire him.
Hagen Wins Tourney in Massachusetts Open Golf Championship
Walter Hagen of Rochester New York won the Massachusetts open golf title at Brookline on July 1 with a 298 for 72 holes, five strokes ahead of M J Brady of Wal Hast on second. Gilbert Nicholls was third and Francis Curmet, the national amateur champion, tied for fourth with JML Harnes.
Carrollton defeats Atlanta Independents in baseball tilt
Carrollton beat Atlanta Independents 12 to 5 as Gable left in the third inning for Brown who fared poorly. Carrollton hitters totaled 18, while Atlanta had 1 error and 1 hit.
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Carrollton
Atlanta Independents
Gable
Brown
Craven
Carmichael
Weaver Garrollton
Huntley High Man Leads Fourth Trap Shoot Sweepstakes
Huntley of Omaha Nebraska topped the fourth event with 491 points out of 500 in the Indians annual trap shooting tournament. Woodford Henderson of Lexington Kentucky finished second with 488, as the final sweepstakes event is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Cedar Rau Wu
Huntley
Omaha
Neb
Woodford Henderson
Lexington
Bills Introduced For Better Roads In Georgia
Two road construction bills were brought to the Georgia House. One by Rep Walter P Andrews proposes a highway commission funded by auto license revenue about 110000 annually and convict labor. a secretary would map all roads and oversee trunk road and bridge building. The Elders bill would create a state superintendent of public roads and bridges with district assistants funded by state and counties, and prison board allotments. Both measures sent to the public highways committees.
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Tattnal County
Walter P Andrews
Fulton
School of Civil Engineering
The
State University
Technological School
Andrews
Poognee
Erie
Elders
Dublin Kishways
State
Raoul Jr Divorce Case Draws City Attention
Millen Ga July 1 Special W G Raoul Jr in divorce and alimony case with Winifred Wadley Raoul remains in Jenkins county jail with a deputy guard, while statements claim most allegations lack fact and a settlement outside court is sought. Mrs Sinclair Leaven in Macon denied identity with the Raoul proceedings and raoul received visits at a local barbecue hosted by mayor Sam Palmer.
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Millen
W G Raoul, Jr
Winifred Wadley Raoul
Jenkins County
Raoul
Jen
Len Sam W Palmer
Sinclair
No Barbecue This Year by County Commission
Fire at Bellwood camp halted preparations for the Fourth of July barbecue, canceling the annual county event this year. Officials announced it will resume next year. Mack Allison signed with the New Orleans club of the Southern Association after being released by Kansas City.
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Mack Allison Aitcher
New Vicans Club
Southern Association
Amertein Association
Roanoke Beats Camp Hill In Extra Innings At Roanoke
Roanoke Alabama defeats Camp Hill 5 to 4 in a dramatic extra inning game on Roanoke home ground. Newell allowed a home run in the tenth but Hooper and Harts answered for Roanoke with a late rally. Lane Williams pitched for Roanoke with Williams behind the plate. Camp Hill’s Newell Landrum contributed strong defense in a tight contest.
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Ala
Camp Sll
Newells
Hooper
Harts
Find
Miller
Camp Hill
Lane
Willams
Capitol Gossip on Automobile Tax Law and Health Efforts
The article discusses potential changes to Georgia's automobile license tax law and the push for a state highway commission to better allocate funds. It notes bills proposing highway planning, police regulation, and funding, plus the impact on rural counties. It also reports on Dr Roy Harris's claim that state vaccination and reduced epidemics could save money if funded, and mentions Governor Harris visiting Rome for Fourth of July events and other state political items.
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Roy Harris
State Board of Health
Georgia
General Assembly
Board of Health
Georga
Harris
Nat Eo Harris
Rome
Montgomery
Proposals Over State Funds And New Atkinson County Bill
Pension and school funding under a proposed 4 percent state tax plan would set aside 1 percent for pensions and 2 percent for schools, ensuring clear funds for the pension commissioner’s use. The Georgia assembly debates Britain’s blockade response, while Gov. Harris issues a noon and 4 pm proclamation for newspaper men. Atkinson County bills gain traction in both houses, with Felton’s Willacoochee favored as site due to roads and facilities, despite Coffee and Berrien counties’ concerns.
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Atkinson
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Willacco
Chee
Aite
Spencer BR Atkinson
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Augusta Debates All Day Fourth Shutdown for July Fourth
A petition circulates among Augusta merchants calling for all downtown shops to close on July Fourth. The question arises whether to observe the holiday with a full day close or keep some businesses open amid preparations for Independence Day festivities.
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Augusta
Slaton Bench Thaw Hearing Amid Testimony Delays
New York July 1 Evelyn Nesbit Thaw reportedly will not testify in New York against her husband Harry K Thaw delaying witness attendance plans. The Thaw trial resumed with documentary evidence on his sanity and the court bench heard readings of Thaw and Mary Thaw life records as former Governor John M Linton attended.
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Malone
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K Thaw
Attorney Generals Office
Thaw
John M Linton
Georma
Leo M. Frank
Justice Hendrick
Thim +mither
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