Kauffman’s Triple Lifts Crackers Over Pelicans In Opener
In a high scoring series finale at Ponce de Leon, the Pelicans and Crackers traded big innings with Atlanta clawing out an 8 to 6 victory. Dick Kauffman delivered a third inning three base hit after Dazzy Vance and James battled early, as Atlanta built a lead and held on despite late Pelican rallies.
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Tourn ey at East Lake Golf Tourney for Home For Incurables
East Lake hosts a four day one day flag series on Saturday July 11 to raise funds for the Home for Incurables with trophies donated by local businesses. Last year’s event at Druid Hills raised 172 dollars for hospital improvements while a Red and Black Fiber driver and other prizes are listed. Ladies committee members are named. Greenwich Intercollegiate champion Simpson Dean of Princeton defeated Yale’s Swestser to win the title.
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East Lake Courts
Rast Lake
Druid Hills Club
Daniel Bros
Jesse Draper
Stacy Hill
W. W. Banks
Dudley Cowles
Georgia
Greenwich. Conn
Simpson Dean
Atlanta
Princeton
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Stirling Reflects on Turnberry Match With Miss Leitch
American champion Alexa Stirling recounts her struggle against British champion Cecil Leitch at Turnberry. She notes harsh weather, windy seaside conditions, and course changes, praising Leitch's skill while admitting her defeat and respect for British golf.
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Alexa Stirling
Cecil Leitch
Atlanta
Hoylake
Bobby Jones
Rain Pause Delays Lakewood Race Meet Resumes Monday
Heavy rain halted the Saturday program at Lakewood after the 2:30 pace fell first. Intermission will end tomorrow at 1 30 with Yee race unfinished to run first, then the regular Monday program. Entries include Ben Handsome Lady Woodplain Joe Blaze Dan Fair and more for dashes and harness heats. Babe Ruth loses patience in New York game as he breaks his bat after foul hits and an unsuccessful hitting sequence.
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Lady Woodplain
Joe Blaze
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Woodland Boy
Adams Stable
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Tom Coggins
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R. E. Branch
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Stiles
McAdoo
Berdelon
Harvest Day
the Harvester
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G. ¥. Hall
Prince Real
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Hall Colony
Babe
New York
Babe Ruth
Polo Grounds
Ruth
Detroit
Lightning Strikes Pensacola Players Bench
Lightning hit the Pensacola bench just before a Pensacola versus Montgomery game in Pensacola Florida. Two players Erle Turner and Harry Scarritt were injured and could not play but are expected to play tomorrow.
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Pensacola
Fla
Montgomery
Erle Turner
Harry Scarritt
Tate Defeats Buford in Lopsided contest
Tate Ga on July 2 routed Buford 22 to 2 in a one sided game. Jackson starred with six of seven hits and Tate pitchers Maxey excelled. Tate teammates added five infield doubles in early innings and invited baseball clubs to schedule games via Charles E Humphrey.
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Buford
Jackson
Tate Boys
Maxey
Charles E Humphrey
Buick Motor Company
Atlanta
Donaldsonville
Donaldsonville Apa Edison
Yank Roberts
Holland
Niente
Edison
Roberts
Dekies
Seminole County
Glamorous World Marriages From Wild Rumor Pages
A garbled mock news sketch parodies high society unions among heiresses and dukes. It churns through names like Aspara van Guss and Earl Kann, mocks wealth and royal ties, and ends with tongue in cheek concerns about divorces amid absurd imagery and mock headlines.
McDonald Wins Governing Board Tourney Low Net
H M McDonald captured the low net trophy at Brookhaven, carding an 83 gross and 63 net with a 22 handicap. Milt Dargan Jr posted the best round at 83 but net 72 with a 10 handicap. First round matches begin Monday, July 6, with a two week tournament ending July 16. numerous pairings listed for round one across four flights. The July 4 Benny Leonard Saller Freedman light weight title bout was postponed as champion’s rheumatic attack prevented staging.
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Alexa W. Stirling
United States
Liverpool
Eng
Turnberry
America
H. M. McDonald
Governing Board
Brookhaven
Milt Dargan, Jr
Benton Harper
Muicn
Benny
Leonard-Saller Freedman
Michigan Boxing Commission
South's Tennis Stars Gather Here Monday for Title Meet
South’s tennis stars gather at East Lake Country Club for the 33rd southern championship starting Monday at 2:30. Notable entrants include Henry Brung from New Orleans, Esmond Phelps, Charlie Rogers of Knoxville, Clarence Rosa and Merton Hirschbure of Jacksonville, Jefferson Davis Hunt of Atlanta, Ed Carter with J K Orr, and many others from Louisville, Memphis, and Atlanta as the field aims to claim the Dixie cup.
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W. L. Cary
East Lake Country Club
C. ¥. Smith
Hast Lake
New Orleans
Henry Brung
Carlton Smith
Esmond Phelps
Smith
Bruns
Douglas Watters
Florida
Watters
Memphis
Crescent City
Galt
Rhode Island
Norris Wilams
Newport
Dixie
Knoxville
Wer-Horoe
Charlie Rogers
Robert Cowan
Allan Ware
Ralph Dowd
J.B. McGalla
C. M. Boyer
Henry Foster
Tennessee
Cowan
Louisville
Henry Watterson
Louieville
Sheffield
Ala
Atlanta
Atlante
Wattiora Ag
C x Smith
Naeding
Bryan Grant
Montreal
Jefferson Davis Hunt
Hunt
Carolina
Carolings
Frank Owens
Ed Carter
J. K. Orr Dre
Carpentier
Thornton
Nat Thornton
Eston Mansfield
Berry Grant
Jack Cald
Quillian
Clark Edward
Gate City
Tom Wilson
Oglethorpe Field Ready for 1921 Sports Season
Oglethorpe University unveils Bermance field after $90,000 gift from Harry Hermance. The revamped facility, 169 percent better than the old rocky field, sits near Peachtree Road. Plans call for a circular cinder track and a 1921-22 slate including football basketball baseball track tennis and golf.
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Bermance
Oglethrpe
Harry P. Hermancea
Oglethorpe
Peachtree Road
Hermance Field
Atlanta
Anderson
Geagon
Southern Association Pennant Race Key Shifts
Memphis leads the Chickasaws by eight and a half games as a six of eight streak boosts their top spot. New Orleans climbs to third behind Birmingham after a mixed week, while Little Rock slides, and Atlanta and Nashville vie for division momentum.
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Strik
Litte Hock
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Pelicans
Atlanta
Nashville
Frank
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans’ Fm
Gun Club Holds Weekly Shoot Attracts Large Crowd
The Atlanta Gun Club held its regular Saturday shoot with about forty members participating. Christman and Fields led the 50-shot match with 49s, while several others scored in the high forties. A silver cup was awarded to Christman after a tiebreaker with Fields, and a Fourth of July event is planned for Monday at 2 PM with a large crowd expected.
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B. J. Christman
H. J. Fielda
W. B. Parrish
W. H. Perrin
H. D. Avery
R. BE. Cullinane
Dr. H. N. Kraft
P. Cronheim
J C. Wright
J. Q. Branney
Andrew Calhounm
A. M. Watson
George Weyman
T. Weyman
W. M. Branney
George H
Christman
H. J. Pieids
D. G. Patrick
Patrick
Lawrenceville Beats Atlanta All-Stars 11 to 2 in Free-Hitting Contest
Lawrenceville defeated the Atlanta All-Stars 11 to 2 in a high scoring game at Lawrenceville. Martin led the winners with a strong hitting display as the home team plated runs across seven innings while the All-Stars struggled against the Lawrenceville pitcher.
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Atlanta
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