Collier Signs with the Crackers After Doscher Release
Henry Kid Collier, a Tech star and former Washington Americans player, signed a Cracker contract yesterday morning. Jack Doscher was released to clear space, ensuring the Crackers lack a left handed pitcher on staff and setting up a likely debut against the Montgomery Billikens this week.
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Henry
Kid" Collier
Tech
Clark Griffith
Washington Americans
Ths Crackers
Jack Doscher
The
Crackers
Collier
Doscher
Montgomery Billikens
Southpaw
Cincinnati Scout Eyes Tommy Long Across Games
Tom O'Hara scout for the Cincinnati Nationals watched the Gulls versus Crackers at Ponca da Leon Tuesday. He has his eye on Tommy Long and will move Rabbit to several games this week.
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Tom O'Hara
Cincinnati Nationals
Ponca da Leon
Gulls
Crackers
O'Hara
Tommy Long
Will Witch Rabbit
English Tennis Stars Win Singles Matches From Belgian Team
Folkestone England July 7 England made a strong start in the Davis Cup first round by taking the first two singles. T M Mavrogordato beat PB De Borman the Belgian captain in straight sets 6 3 8 6 and J Parke defeated A G Watson with a 6 2 2 3 score as England showed early superiority in the tie.
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Folkestone
England
Dwight F. Davis
Princeton Coaches for Tar Heel Eleven
Raleigh North Carolina July 7 T G Trenchard head coach of the University of North Carolina announced today that Arthur Bleuthenthal headline coach at Princeton last fall and Logan Cunningham head field coach at Princeton in 1921 12 had been engaged to coach the team and back field at the University of North Carolina this fall
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Raleigh
N. C
T. G. Trenchard
University of North Carolina
Arthur Bleuthenthal
Princeton
Logan Cunningham
Ume
Baseball scores from regional leagues reported
Virginia League results show Richland 11 over Norfolk 7, Roanoke 3 over Portmouth 2, Newport News 2 over Petersburg 1. North Carolina League lists Winston Durham 1 over Raleigh 4, Asheville 0. Charlotte and Greensboro 7, Kansas City 13, Louisville 2. International League notes a Toronto game 1, others postponed. Montreal Teane/Teague, Galvion 3 over Sanante 1, Waco 4, Dalian 4, Ft Worth Austin 4, Beaufort 8, Musta 1.
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Rich'a
Norfolk
Porta'th
Newport “News
Petersburg
Winston
Durn'm
Raleigh
Ashe'lle
Charlotte
St. Corbus
Kan
City
Lauly'Le
Toronto
Montreal
Tesan Teague
Galvion
San
Ante
Waco
Dalian
Ft. Worth
Austin
Beau't
Moust'a
Georgia Alabama League Selma 6 Gadsden 3 baseball game report
Selma won 6 to 3 at Gadsden on July 7 with timely hitting and strong fielding. Bases were stolen frequently contributing to Selma’s advantage. starter Morrison and Guiteres worked for Selma with Vandevere and Banville catching. Other games saw Talladega defeat LaGrange 3 to 1 behind Davis, Anniston beat Rome 7 to 0 led by Glazer, and Opelika topple Newnan 8 to 1 with Davis and Willams blending pitching and hitting.
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Selma
Gadsden
Ala
Honora
Scora
Morrison and Guiteres
Vandevere
Banville
Davern
Talladega
LaGravre
LaGrange
Davis
Robinson
Rhe LaGrange
Anniston
Rome
Romo
Russ Carter
Leftield
Lamar
Utley
Stringfield
Tisdale
Donaldson
R. Rome
Knight and
Tayloroner
Blackburn
Oprlike
Newnes
Opelika
Whitney
Goelika
Steele
Blackwell
Chambers
Spuz
Blackwall
ES Newnan Sv
Whitney and
Kimball
Davis and
Willams
Georgia League scores recap from Cordele to Brunswick
In a Georgia League slate Cordele tripped Waycrou Waycrosa nine to two with two errors and a two hour game. Valdosta defeated Americus eight to two on four runs in the ninth. Brunswick pummeled Thomasville nine to zero as Poole O'Brien Wood Gordon yielded the runs. Umpires were Campbenl Gentle and Chappelle.
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Cordele
Waycrou
Rhe Waycrosa
Jer and McCoy
Fillingem
Eubanks
Campbenl
Valdosta
Americus
Iinnings
Winges
Lowe
Blansit
Geary
Pierre
Gentle
Brunswick
Thomasville
R. HE
Poole
O'Brien
Wood
Gordon
Chappelle
Tifton
Dongien
Douglas
Stewart
Ieft
Iverson
Titson
Doula
Rina
Puckett
Norris
B. Smith
Dewherry
Hunter
Sylvania versus Waynesboro baseball tale July 7
Field notes describe Sylvania’s 3 to 2 win over Waynesboro in a lively amateur contest. Scoring details, inning by inning, hint at clutch pitching and late offense amid a warm July afternoon in Georgia.
Ed Carter Wins Georgia State Tennis Singles Title
Ed Carter defeated Victor Smith in five sets to win the men singles final at the Georgia State Tennis Association tournament. Carter and Muse also won the mixed doubles final, defeating McMillan and O Brien. A challenge round between Cameron Smith and Carter is anticipated early next week.
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Georgia State Tennis Association
Ed Carter
Victor Smith
Tye Jennings
J Peg. Crenshaw
Miss Muse
Vernon McMillan
Misa O'Brlen
Cameron Smith
Hd Carter
Smith
Knoxville
Questions and answers on Georgia baseball and Southern league notes
Sporting editor answers reader questions about semi pro play for money in Georgia and pay for Atlanta teams. Clarifies box score abbreviations and explains a historical incident involving Scott Walker and Van Hert Maxwell. Includes queries about Southern league class, Elmer Brown’s location, and notable Tech Clemson football scores from 1901 to 1907.
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Dick Jeraison
Georgia
Atlanta
Lek Temieon
Walker
Nhy
Ore
van Hert Maxwell
Dick Jemison
Sporting Bollter
Elmer Brown
Clasa A
Brooklyn Nationals
the Constitution
Clemson
Tech
Unknown J. B. Eight Wins French Open Golf Title
The French Open golf championship at Le Touquet ends with J. B. Eight of Newerstie-on-Tyne triumphing at 288 for 72 holes. Harry Vardon finishes runner up at 294 and Isawara Cay places third with 295. Edgar Hereto posts a strong 28 on the final round, drawing fringe first-class notice.
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le Touquet
France
J. B. Eight
Newerstie-on- Tyne
Harry Vardon
Isawara Cay
Crest Hritain
Edgar Hereto
Orphans Guests of Federals July 14
Chicago July 7 President Gilmore of the Federal league set July 3 as a day when orphans in asylum care will be guests at the cities hosting games by Federal league teams. The plan aims to bring underprivileged children to enjoy baseball and meet players during the league schedule.
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G. AB. Woliwnd
McConnell
Weichenca
Atte Au
Cana Kircher
Bibel
Tyree
Jennings
Dunn
Perryman
Ierg
Thompson
Chicago
Gilmore
Federal League
Races Postponed for Newport Yachting Event
Stormy weather forced postponement of the Newport races featuring yachts Resolute Vanitie and Defiance. The Eastern Yacht Club will now sail the race tomorrow and cancel the Brock Island club run, opting to cruise from Newport to New London on Thursday.
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Newport
Rook
Resolute
Vanitie
Defiance
Eastern Yacht Club
Brockieland
New London
Coles Hosts Bankers and Brokers at Roswell Home
Twenty members of the Bankers and Brokers' club were entertained last night at the Roswell home of A P Coles vice president of the Central Bank and Trust corporation. Dinner was served on the lawn terrace. Resolutions of regret were offered upon the departure from Atlanta of ILS Rossell who goes to the Merchants' National Bank in Richman Va. Mr Rossell represented a New York bank while in Atlanta.
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Bankers and Brokers’ Club
Roswell
A. P. Coles
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Atlanta
Ils
Rossell
Merchants’ National Bank
Richman
New York
Atanta
Vice President's Cup Play Progressing in Golf Tournament
The Vice President's Cup golf event at East Pakela is advancing with most first round matches complete. Winners and runners up in remaining flights earn prizes from the golf committee as schedules set rounds through July 18 with key dates for rounds two and three.
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East Pakela
W. W. Griffith
H. P. D. Cowes
JT. Martin
J.B. Dacting
Frank Meador
W. G C. Warren
T. H. McCrea
Cohen
H. G. Moore
L. Hunnicutt
I ‘A. Vi Gude
Lamar Weaver
Sauge Martin
Glenn Tydeen
W. M. Richards
H. M. Atkinson
Gadit
Paul Goldsmith
Ra, Palmer
J. Q. Burton
Firat Hound
H. E. Harman
W. ¢. Warren
Tnt
Craig
BR. G. Blanton
de. Mult
Aculnya Path
R. E. Richards
H. M
Il. Dix
A. Pavideon
Deyart G
L. Simpson
T. H. Forbes
J. W. Pearse
Frank Morrins
M. C. Jones
W. F. Upshaw
Upland
J- Ll. Leitner
W. C. Vaughn
John Morrise
T. L. Ingram
Barnwell
F.C. Lombard
Negroes Meet for Christian Congress at Big Bethel
The Young People's Christian congress of the African Methodist Episcopal church opens at Big Bethel A M E church with Dr J C Coldwell and Prof Iran Bryant from Nashville presiding. Delegates arrive from across the country, trains from the South, and meetings planned at Starks Brown College and negro churches to discuss issues affecting the negro.
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Young People's Christian Congress
The
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Big Bethel
Mt. E. Church
Tonfehr
J. ©. Coldwell
Iran T. Bryant
Nashville
Tenn
Coldwell
Young People’s Society
Allen Christian Endeavor League
Bryant
A.M. E. Sunday School Union
Church
M. BE. Church
Southern Speciological Congress
Memphis
California
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Florida
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Starks Brown College
Evans Resumes Command of Second Brigade at Texas Border
Brigadier General Robert K. Evans, who led Atlanta as headquarters while commanding the Second Brigade of the First Division, is ordered by the War Department to resume command as the brigade moves back to border patrol duty in Texas. Evans, recently relieved by Major General Leonard Wood and temporarily in command at Governors Island, will proceed to Texas. a War Department letter will transmit a reprimand from President Wilson for Evans's alleged criticism of American diplomacy at a New York banquet.
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Robert K. Evann
Atlanta
Department of the Host
War Department
Texas
Evans
Department of the East
Governors Island
Wilson
Generalvans
New York
Garrison
John B. Graham Dies at Ripe Old Age in Georgia
John Burton Graham, Rockdale county section's oldest man and a beloved figure, died in Conyers, Georgia. Born October 1826 in Roan County, North Carolina, he traced descent from Revolutionary generals and served in the Georgia Volunteers. Prisoner at Atlanta, he endured Camp Chase hardships and leaves a widow and seven children. He was an elder at the Conyers Presbyterian Church.
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John Burton Graham
Rockdale
Conyers
Roan County
Grahams
Mathew ‘Locka
Griffith Rutherford
Mr. Graham
Forty-second Regident
Georgia
Atlanta
Camp Chase
Ohio
Childred
John R. M. Dillon
Clarkston, Ga
J. A. Guinn
W. L. Richards
James B. ‘Graham
Sua Burt Feepies
At- Tanta
Oshin Locke Graham
North Carolina
Presbyterian Shurgh
Georgia House Debates Abolishing Solicitor General Office
State legislative report notes the solicitor general role to be abolished and county attorney offices created by bill, with counties forming combined offices and salaries set by legislature after ratification. Committee favored the measure 5 to 3, while other bills on municipal charters and school funding advanced or were sent to committees.
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Georgia
House Committee On
House
Fulbright
Burke
Hoguc
Ways and Means
Committee On Municipal Government
Soperton
Montgomery County
West Green
Coffea County
Glenwood
Cobb
Sumter’ County
Roma
Floyd County
Soparton
Rome
General Agricultural Committee No. 1
Farnum Rehn
Educational Committee
Fairmount
Gordon County
Rhyme at Law as Woman Speaks Against Bankers
A verse fragment recalls a courtroom aside where a woman compares speech to a throat, heat and fingers, while bankers favor the greenback note and poets rely on their feet. The quip contrasts rhetoric with moneyed and literary usage in a humorous jibe.
Dawson Faculty Named for Public Schools in Dawson Georgia
Dawson Georgia July 7 Special The board of education completed selecting a faculty for the public schools for the next scholastic year. J C Dukes is superintendent E L Jackson and Miss Janie Bush are associate principals. Listed teachers include Eva McHae Sue E Pace Cora Eula Gumm Kate Weight Bessie Glasgow Hattie Fails Mae Tweedy Lula Belle Marshall Bessie Pye Chap Savill Mae Blanton. Fall term begins September 10.
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Dawson
Board of Eucation
Dawson ‘Public
J. C. Dukes
E. L. Jackson
Janie Bush
Eva McHae
Sue E. Pace
Cora Eula Gumm
Take a Brownie Camera on your vacation
An advertisement for Brownie Cameras from A. K. Hawkes Co Kodak department at 14 Whitehall promotes the No. 2 model at $2 and a full Brownie line priced from $1 to $12 inviting customers to view the collection.
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A. K. Hawkes Co
Kodak Department
Whitehall
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