Jones Wins Low Score in Presidents Cup Qualifier at East Lake
Hal Reynolds reports on the Presidents Cup qualifying at East Lake where Bob Jones posted the lowest score amid rain delays and heavy scoring. The day forced many entrants into higher totals, with 42 players finishing and 28 disqualified from further contention. match pairings set for the elimination rounds.
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Hal Reynolds
East Lake
Ory
Raine
Vienn
D_ Osborne
JD Fu
Hener
Hazlewood
Rose
Coope
Donaldson
Donaldson JB Oh OF Trippe 100 HW Mavis 10d Wit Fal 100 J K Metwaild
Epring
Frank Wealon
C Harris
P Smit
G Darling
Tiiser
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K Dickes
James
Smith
RP Jones
Tosanitn
Llieny
Bluton
Dockey Pop Jones
Jackson Hop Cowes
Tilton
Rane
Smith Woo Glenn
Jo Hanis
Osborne
Frank Weidow
Rainwater
Losry Arnold
Welenald HoHok
Milt
Timenor
Trippe
Heazlewrod
Doraldson
C of Rose
T L ¢Eoper
Nicholson
George W Walker Bom Blount
Walker Wich Plean
Frank Whitney Wins Over Joe Thomas in New Orleans Match
Frank Whitney the fighting carpenter defeats Joe Thomas in New Orleans on July 4 with a decisive margin. Whitney's victory highlights a strong performance in the day's bouts as spectators witnessed a closely contested contest.
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Frank Whitney
Joe Thomas
New Orleans Oa
Fighting Carpenter
Woo Hy Abs
Multiple Baseball and Motors Meet Highlight Regional Sports Date
A garbled summary lists football and baseball notes across leagues and cities from Southern to National, including New Orleans and Albany, plus a July motorcycle race in Denver with G R Bord and Bert Bruggerman winning. Major figures Joe Jackson and Tris Speaker appear with batting records and home runs, alongside special train service from Atlanta to Asheville for a Southern Railway excursion.
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R Bord
Bert Bruggerman
Lacs Toder
Santion
Federation of American Motorcy Tists
al Edenherz
Hancock Wins Albany Sylvester Marathon Race
Hancock of Worth county won the Albany Sylvester Marathon covering 20 miles in 7 hours 25 minutes 22 seconds. Joe Garrett, last year’s winner, finished second, four minutes behind. J Fulghum of Sylvester placed third and H A Redding of Albany fourth, with the course noted for long steep sections.
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Elsie Hancock
Worth County
Albany
Joe Garrett
Hancock J & Fulghum
Sylvester
H A Redding
Giants and Dodgers split twin bill in New York and Brooklyn
A long July 4 slate produced mixed results as New York beat Brooklyn 5 to 2 in the morning game while later, the Giants and Dodgers split in a doubleheader. Tesreau and Marquard starred for the visitors, with strong bullpen work from Focker and Hartley.
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Rucker Hall
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Meyers
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Focker
Klein
Orth
Georgia Alabama Morning Games Batter abbreviations and scores
Local morning games between Georgia and Alabama teams show Newnan and LaGrange tied innings 1 2 with counts 1 12 in one matchup. Opelika and Gadsden posted close scores while Anniston Talladega battled, with Cantley Richard Billingsworth and Sheppard contributing as listed. Umpire Poole officiated.
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Poole
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Tanadera
Cantley
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Britton White Bout Stopped By Sheriff In New Orleans
In New Orleans Jefferson Parish Sheriff stopped the 18 round bout between Jack Britton and Charlo White at West Side Athletic Club to spare White from a knockout. Referee Burke halted the match on the sheriff’s orders as Britton dominated with superior punching and White endured heavy punishment.
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Sheriff Mar Tera
Jefferson Parish
Betwen
Jack Britton
Charlo White
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West Sde Athletic Club
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Bullen
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Senators Triumph in Morning, Cleveland Beats New York Twice
In a chaotic morning session, Cleveland defeated New York by two runs after suspending a seven inning game. Earlier, Philadelphia edged Washington 9 to 8 in a full nine innings, with notable innings and pitching changes shaping the outcome.
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O's
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Hildebrand
Athletic Club Wins Cup In Piedmont Field Meet
The Atlanta Athletic Club captured the Piedmont park meet with 44 points, winning the silver cup from the Georgia Railway and Power Co. Pitts regiment AAs took 1b points, with the Fifth regiment and A D fraternity also scoring. Notable performances included Dubard Brannen Allen and Weaver in sprints, Locke winning the quarter and Allen's close finish, and Molly Mauck injured by a loose hammer.
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Robinson
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Georgia Railway and Power Company
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injunction sought by Mrs Collins against husband in Macon
Mrs Maggie R Collins of 320 Broadway asked the superior court for an injunction to bar her husband R E Collins from visiting their home or interfering with their 3 year old daughter The petition states Collins has not worked for two and a half years and in six months has contributed only 15 to the family He allegedly roamed the boarding house and refused entry after locking himself in a room He cursed and threatened to kill wife and child and the petition asks for divorce and custody of the child.
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Maggie R Collins
Broadway
Superior Court
R. E Collins
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Venice and Oakland Teams Lose Uniforms in Park Fire
Fire swept Washington baseball park destroying the storage of Venice and Oakland Coast League teams uniforms. The clubhouses burned and the bleachers were damaged, jeopardizing upcoming games and equipment.
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Venice
Oakland
Los Angeles
Cal Sjuh
Oakland Coast League
Washington Baseball Park
Former Ga pastor dies at Springfield
Reverend James G Phillips former pastor of Wit tineague Congregational Church Demorest Georgia died at Weseen Memorial Hospital Springfield on Thursday July 4. Special report notes his service and residence.
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Springfield
Demorest Clergyman Dies. Burial Set in Home Town
Birra Philips and her father Edward Fior of Demorest announce the death of a clergyman who graduated from Piedmont College in 1902 and married Amy Fior of Demorest after ordination. He leaves two children, and the body will be taken to Demorest for burial.
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Visit the Land of the Sky by special train to Asheville
A July travel advertisement promotes a special train from Atlanta Terminal leaving 8:05 AM and arriving in Asheville at 6:30 PM. Regular service departs 8:45 PM with return tickets valid through July 20. Fare listed as $6.00 round trip. Contact Maln 142 for details.
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Western North Carolina
Land of the Sky
Sapphire Country
Atlanta
Asheville
Making Monday a Day of Extra Interest
Merchants push Monday sales to boost business with attractive prices and unusual items. The Constitution readers are urged to read advertisements and attend Monday sales promptly to profit from the specials offered by merchants in cities and smaller towns alike.
Burman Drives Mile in Thirty-Two Seconds
In Tacoma Washington on July 4 the Burman organization declared that Burman drove a mile in 32 seconds on a road course setting a claimed speed record. The report notes uncertainty about timing and road conditions but cites the effort as the fastest mile ever made on a road course.
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Tacoma Wash
Tacoma
South Atlantic Foxes edge Babies in tense southern game
In Savannah, Foxes beat Babies 7 to 6 with late dramatics as Wells and Bonde led the offense. Reo and V Wedeske impressed on the mound while chase for runs produced a high-spirited afternoon with strong fielding from both sides.
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Chicago Athletes Dominate National Junior Meet at Grant Park
Chicago athletes swept the National Junior AAU meet at Grant Park capturing most events. Captain MW Rheble led Michigan’s group with 11 points, Jas Ray of the Illinois Athletic Club defeated Olympic great Straubne in the five mile run, while Lund of Tri-State American Athletes set a new mark in the javelin. Other notable performances included Canill of American AC winning the weight, Upton of New Orleans second in the hammer, and Ritchie of Birmingham leading the discus.
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Empire State League Scores and Batting Confusion Across Games
Cordele edges Amerteos 5 4 in one game with Fratt and Vanertster in battery. Other matches show messy innings lines for Waverous, Brunswick, Valdosta, and Thomasville with varied score totals and multiple battery pairs, umpire names, and irregular recording of hits.
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Amerteos
Rhe Amertcus
Fratt Dacet
van Ertster Fillngem
Dubanka
Amyle Mediece
Willard Punishes Williams in Eighth Round Fight
In Reno on Nes July the Willard versus Williams bout was stopped in the eighth round with Willard awarded the decision as Williams endured heavy punishment.
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Williams
Reno Nes
Jess Willard al Williams
Willard Williams
Carolina Land of the Sky rail travel offer
Southern Railway advertises a six dollar round trip fare with a return limit of July 20 offering travel to the region described as Land of the Sky and Sap phire Country on Thursday July 10.
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Land of the Sky
Southern Railway
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