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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1912
Page
13
A chaotic field report details a scheduled double header featuring the Billikens and Waldorf with plans for a late inning surge. The account mentions pitchers, batters, and lineup changes as teams prepare for a key Friday game with multiple players highlighted.
A fragmented report notes potential rematch between Wolgast and Rivers on Labor Day. The piece mentions ringside intrigue, suggested venue shifts, and public betting while detailing persistent injuries and the fighters’ stances toward a return bout.
Untidy OCR fragment mentions Talladega and Huntsville with unclear names and events. Readable bits reference a gathering or club in Talladega and possible ties to Huntsville, but specifics are obscured. No clear dates, people, or outcomes emerge from the legible text.
Fragmented score and player mentions from a 1948 baseball game with references to New York, Philadelphia, and other teams. Numerous garbled names and infield commentary mix with stray lines about bats, pitching, and a fading literary aside on writing short stories and stamp collecting.
Mrs Tustler laments women ruling would end wine women and song while Mr Hustler argues otherwise. Mrs Hustler believes men and music would persist, challenging the notion with a witty exchange.
Unclear OCR text describes an Atlantans shootout in Cincinnati with one or more leads and mentions a possible second place finish. Limited legible names or details remain, preventing precise scoring or participant identification.
A Southern record was set in a two mile and more event at the World Festival in New Orleans. The performer achieved 171% from scratch, surpassing the old mark of 1718. He requested placement after being allowed a band cap.
Fragmented OCR passage describes a forthcoming Stockholm event with references to opening ceremonies, athletes preparing, and various activities surrounding the Olympic Games kickoff. The text is garbled but hints at a community gathering, venue setup, and ceremonial elements linked to the opening. There are scattered mentions of officials, seats, songs, and preliminaries leading to competition.
A dispute between M Elveen and Dobbs over a Montgomery club row appears settled with no prosecutions. Both sides agreed to drop the matter after a Thursday hotel confrontation. Prosecutors plan to present charges against Montgomer y club members, but M Elveen may not testify.
Atlanta hosts the twenty fifth Southern Tennis Association meet with finals day. top seeds and local players compete for singles and doubles titles with Murphs, Seymour, Thornton, Milam and OBrien among strong contenders. Victory prospects mix star power from Atlanta and Nashville as finals approach in a county event at East Lake.
Nashville pitcher Nephealle Venn lily led a tough duel as the Vols defeated the Gulls 2 to 1 in a late afternoon game. James supplied four straight safe hits, while disputes at home plate and an umpire Breitenstein confrontation marred the action. A second game was called off.
Johnson left the scene after a fight with Jim Fisinn yesterday, carrying a $31,000 check from Jack Curley. He headed for Chicago, while Fixin stayed at Montezuma camp nursing a smashed nose. The future plans remain unclear, with implications he may accept an offer to go to Australia.
Scores from multiple leagues show Montgomery Allana defeating Nea 1 in Chattanooga, Birmingham over Memphis, Nashville beating Mobile, and Columbus defeating Savannah. Other results include Philadelphia over Boston, New York over St Louis, and Newark rallies in the International League. Several leagues report wins by Columbus, Roanoke, Norfolk, and Fort Worth with varying margins.
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