Medalist at Druid Hills nets 66 in Honor Colquitt event
Colquitt clipped strokes in the Druid Hills Golf Club C Dinkina trophy rounds turning in a net 66 off a 26 handicap for medal honors. He played with Thomas B. Paine, Hubert Maddox and A C Newell as handicaps apply across flights. Woodward wins benefit tourney at East Lake netting 66.
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Colquitt
Druid, Hills
Walter
Uqual Athe
C. Dinkina
Mr. Colquitt
Thomas B. Paine
Hubert ¥. Maddox
A. C Newell
H. N. Woodward
East Lake
Atlanta Woman's Golf Association
H. N .Woodward
Mr.Woodward
Dave Alexander
J.J. Nicholson
Nicholson
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBosa Company
J B Smith
Daniel Broth
Evan McConnell
H. M. Ashe
King Hardware Company
Atlanta
Jae CE Ee
Beckett to Join Atlanta For National Open
Howard Beckett, Brookhaven pro, will represent Atlanta at the National Open to start Monday week at the Columbia course in Washington. He leaves today for practice in the capital and aims for a strong finish. Ted Ray holds the crown. Bobby Jones also competes. The field is strong with keen competition and few Southern entrants at present.
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Howard Beckett
Brookhaven
Atlanta
Columbia
Washington
Ted Ray
Zingland
Bobby Jones
Beckett
Ieen
British Women Golfers Shine At Turnberry Showdown
Miss Alexa Stirling praises British rivals at Turnberry while detailing key holes and players. Notable performances come from Milas Joyce Wethered Miss Janet Jackson Miss Molly Griffiths and Miss Cecil Leitch with Leitch hailed as the leading figure among British women golfers and Stirling noting fatigue and strategic play throughout the course.
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Alexa W. Stirling
United States
Canada
America
Armeri' Cana
Turnberry
Leitch
Moikem Hritiah
Turhberry
Milas Joyce Wethered
Janet Jackson
Molly Griffiths
Cecil Leitch
Miss Wethered
Miss Bastin
Bastin
Mise Leitch
Honore
Ming
Herat
Sherrington
Ceci Leitch
Serena
Coell
Joyce
Ceell
Misa Janet Jackson
Gett
Hay
Baer
Sha
Molly Griffitha
Ard
Becau
Misg Wethered
Mprove
Misa Serogeié
Bt. Andrews
Ras
JB Wetherad
Cecil Leith
Agoga Feds Lead Fulton League as Norris Candy Sweeps
Agoga Feds toppled Norris Candy 10 to 2 in the Fulton League with strong hitting by Bil Cantrell in the second game. The doubleheader featured solid fielding and pitching from both sides, with Agoga Feds winning 10 to 2 and 2 to 0, while other games were rained out and several matches tied into rain delays.
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Agoua Fets
Feds
Norris Candy Fets
Asova Fed
Bil Cantrell
B' A
Agoga Feds
Norris Candy
Stevens
Cheek
Kennedy
Trammmell
Wicking
Eek
Trammell
Cedartown and Lindale Battle at Poncey Park Three Days
Georgia State league teams Cedartown and Lindale duel at Poncey Park for three days in a bid to prove their quality to Atlanta fans. William Odus Wells, Georgia State secretary, boasts of league strength while critics question the level and claim the state circuit holds real talent and players.
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Cedartown
Lindale
Poncey Park
Habe Ruth
Birmingham
William Odus
Atante
Georgia Stata Laguers
BiIve
Areford
Ponce de Leon
Georgia State
Dutch Frank
Atlanta
Black Crackers Lose To Birmingham Black Sans
The Black Crackers dropped the fast game of the series to Birmingham's Black Sans yesterday at Morris Brown campus. Rain ended play after seven innings with Birmingham leading 3 to 1. Score by innings shows Birmingham 010 0110 and Atlanta 000 0001. Batteries Salmon and Brown for Atlanta, Lockhart and Grimes for Birmingham.
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Black Crackers
Black Sans
Birmingham
Morris Brown
Atlanta
Salmon
Ball Player Dies After Hitting in Game
A 21 year old ball player James Gannon from the Sea State team collapsed after a batted ball struck his head during a game between semi professional teams here yesterday. He died last night in a Boston hospital after being rushed there following the incident.
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Eyeresee
Guy
James Gannon
Boston
Dartmouth Plans Strong Team For Georgia Clash
Dartmouth prepares for a heavy 1921 football schedule with Georgia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse and Tennessee on the slate. Captain Jim Robertson, an All-American prospect, headlines a backfield retooled by losses while West Virginia and other Southern ties loom in the reported road to Atlanta for the November 1921 intersectional showdown. Alumni events and joint activities are planned around the Georgia game with a dedicated Dartmouth Southeast alumni network and travel arrangements.
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Amiatches
America
Anothen Ghance
Vardon
Meyer
Tha
Marion Hollins
Turnberry
Omaitch
Darwin
Jarrner
Conwright
Millas” Stirling
Stirling
University of Georgia
Dartmouth Collegea
New England
New Hampshire
Dartmouth
Syracuse
New York City
Georgia
Atlanta
H. G. Pender
Dartmouuth
Hanoverians
Atlants
New York
Jim Robertson
Mentionga
Robertson
Burke
Jordan
Spears
West Virginia
Hanover
G. Moore
Streng
Threghle
Lynch
Moore
Ter
Sonmeiers
Hart
Holbrook
Murphy
Goldstein
Haws
Stupford
Harris
Jack Cannel
Cannel
Frank Dorney
Paul
Red) Lowden
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
University of Tennessee
Atlante
Dartmouth College
Howard W Hall
Western Electric Company
Allan C Gottschaldt
Selig Company
Cedartown Dominates Griffin In 14 Hits Beat 14 1
Cedartown crushed Griffin 14 to 1 at Carrellton on July 9 as Tatler Bradley and Kelton sparked the attack. Griffin managed only two hits off Cook and Culp while Cedartown piled up 14 safeties led by Tucker Suggs and Simon with three base hits apiece.
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Central Baptista
Knings
Gillbert
Central
Raynolds
McCord
Sparks
Sawyer
Burgess
Gilbert
Lake
William Ben
Party
Reynolds Sawyer
Albright
Baptists
First Baptist
Boulevard
Webb
Tw' Perry
Owyng
London
Loudemilk
McMorrough
Loude Mk
Thurmond McMorrop Rh
Brock
Sutton
Sasek
Owens
Cedartown
Griffin
Tatler
Bradley
Kelton
Cook
Culp
R. Hh. Poo
Bheaner
Elis
Gaines
Swann
Stanley
Irby
Bowell
Coombs
p.Batea
Vundaee Cedartown
Ab. R. H
A. Shaw
Suggs
Simon
Tucker
Rf. Bradley
Seey
Carter
P Culp
Varadaman
T R Griffin
Sugs
Sheaner
Pavell
Basse
Coombe
Whitfield
Carrellton
Rome
Allen
Hangon
Carrollton
Rho
Rain Delays LaGrange Lindale Game as Weather Bogs Schedule
Pittsburg resident John Lobert former National League outfielder voices belief the Pirates will win the senior league title this year despite weather disruption. He praises manager George Gibson and the club harmony noting players’ unity and strong spirit boosting confidence in a Pittsburgh victory.
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Pittsburg
John
Hans) Lobert
National Teague
Pittsbore Pirates
Lobert
Cuba
West Point
George Gibson
Pirate Brigade
Pirates
Gibson
Boxers Clash as Dempsey Saga Stirs Atlantic City
The piece surveys Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns, noting growing talk of Mayor Bader taking over Dempsey’s management in Atlantic City. It recalls Kearns’ role in shaping Dempsey’s rise and hints at ingratitude toward the patronage behind a boxing champion.
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Donald
Louis Most
Jack Kearns
Bader
Dempsey
Atlantic City
Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Pottter
Jacys
Hearne
Vic. Dempsey
Howard Theater
J. Walkington Miler
J. Home
Baseball results from multiple leagues listed by city
Yesterday's scores span Southern League National League American League and others with games in Atlanta Little Rock Mobile Nashville New Orleans Chattanooga Memphis Birmingham Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago New York St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston Detroit Boston Detroit etc. Multiple doubleheaders and rainouts noted with scores such as Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 2 and Chicago 5 New York 6.
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W- T. Anderson
Bank of Leslie
New York Yankees
McGraw
Giants
New York
Yankees
iNew
cEgEk Giants
T. Andereon
Detroit
Chicago
St Louis
Pillshurs
Atlanta
Little Rock
Mobile
Nashville
New Orleans
Rochester
Baltimore
Syracuse
Newark
American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
St Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Jacksonville
Tampa
St Petersburg
Lakeland
Daytona
Orlando
South Atlantic
Charlotte
Greenville
Augusta
Columbia
Spartanburg
Charleston
Rocky Mount
Newport News
Petersburg-Wilson
Norfolk
Suffolk
Richmond
Portsmouth
Jackson
Clarksdale
Meridian
Greenwood
Matt Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Durham
Raleigh
Danville
High Point
Atlantic
Memphis
Chattanooga
Little Rock-Birmingham
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Meina Ae
En Orleans
Bo Mobile
Asheville
Chattanooga Ee
Mat Game Grows at Princeton
Princeton coach Gus Schoenlein predicts a surge in college wrestling this winter, saying officials are realizing the sport develops the muscular system and that students will soon be required to take wrestling instruction before graduation. He also hints at innovations to present when the season begins.
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Princétom
Gus Schoenlein
Princeton
Schoenlein
Schoenseln
Tennis Tournament Notes Highlight Louisville Umpires
W Cary highlights Louisville officials and top umpires Quil lian and Wilson as best for the Southern tennis tourney in Atlanta. He praises crowd support, singles and doubles stars like Henry Burns, Carlton Smith, and a silver goblet tribute to Referee Tom Wilson. He lauds the event as the best southern tennis week yet and bids farewell to East Lake facilities and hosts.
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W. W Quillian
Referen Wilson
Fpim
Tom Wilson
South
East Lake
Tve
Frank Owens
Jese Bunt Quillian
Bryan Grant
C. ¥. Smith
Hal Carter
Jake Oz
Lankenau Shines as Nashville Wins Fourth Game
In Nashville on July 3, Lankenau was in brilliant form helping Nashville take the fourth game of the Southern League series. A misplayed throw at third by Morse denied a shutout. Burke and Stellbauer provided the scoring duo as Faulkner, Mullen, Frierson and Wagner starred in a high performance outing.
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W.¥. Cary
Louisville
Nashville
Lankenau
Morse
Burke
Stellbauer
Brillant
Faulkner
Mullen
Frierson
Wagner
Mee
Pop Bottle Showers Tie Game in Rain With Bases Loaded
In Birmingham and Memphis the game was halted by rain with the score tied 0 to 0 in the aleth inning. Umpire Pfenninger ruled the action after a disputed plate appearance as Tuero attempted a pass at Traynor, resulting in a walk and crowded bases as the inning stalled.
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Emery
Ffenninger
Memphis
Williams
McMillan
Mi LeEam & Williams
Golvin
A. McLarry
Warner
Yockey
Ullen
Be. Camp
R A Mulvey
Ef. Tutweller
Rf. Fuller
Hynglin
Frierson
Silva
Nap
Allen
Town
Stewart
FEY
Basta
Paupener
Tuero
Mobile
Birmingham
Doubdla Nashvill
Traynor
Traynor Tos Stewart. To Bern- Summa Je Hits, Sen, Bernsen To Traynor
Ner
Mulvey
Burke
Fepe
Steli
Pfenpinger
Shaeffer
Bauer
Galvini
Fulton
Lanke
New Orleans- Attanooga
Nay
Lankenen
Amobile
Nashvyflig
Em Pires
Jordan
Plirman
Pfenninger
Rhin
Speaker Lands Young Catcher Amid Trade Talk
Cleveland reports reveal Speaker deceived George Gibson of the Pirates to acquire Ginger Shinault from the New Haven club. Pittsburg sought film but balked at high price for the standout youngster, viewed as the best young catcher in the minors this season after hitting 294 last year.
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Speaker
Cleveland
Tria Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Jone
George Gibson
Piteznars Pirates
Ginger” Shinault
New Haven
Gibson
Pittsburg
Flaherty
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Carter Trophy
Best
Carter Electric Company
Ansley Park
Ansley Part
I Hunth
Aubee Towart Pinners
Alexa ‘ Stirling
Miss Leitth
Buick Motor Company
Kiker
Buick
Jmedlin
Ford
Medlin
Buick, Smith and Gaston
RAY Buick Motor Co
Smith
Forch
Gordon Street
Gordon Street Baracas
Foote and Davies Company
Path
Pat Sluccing
Foote
Davies
McCajl
Fowler
Armstrong
Golightly
Manley
Young
Robinson
Gordon
Street
Armatrong
Hess
Kocher
P. C
Swifts
Rohan, Swift & Co
Rabun Club
Swift
Frain
E. Swift & Co
Rabin Club
Dorsch
Stevenson
D. Mason
Bell
Roberts
Swift Stewart
Rabun
Pelephonen
HL. W. UO. Teley
U.S Public Gin
Mee Ealiea
Yast
Western Union
Boots
U. S Public Health
Therrell and
Walah
Nane Sea Tate
A Kane
Hodgins
Schmidt
Ss. Gross
Fortner
Hanson
Seeane
Cannon
Watson
Richards
Martin
Barber
Ane Taylor
Walton
E Murphy
Kane
Grossi
Murdy
Alien
Mpire
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LaGrange
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Cliff Wheatley
Macon
Stribling
Kid Young
Kia
Diet Trenana
Pinkhorse
Atlanta Railbirds
Canghle
Memphis Chicks
Spencer Abbott
Abbott
Chicks
Critz
Memphians
Andy High
Andy
Southern Teague
Poll Meharry
Tommy McMillan
Spencer Abasott
Phil Bedgood
Sporting Department 5
KL. Smith
Lanett
Ala
Bedenfield
FR. L, Smith
Bedgood
Henry Burns
Henry
Carlton Smmith
Mr. Water
Gaid
Mr. Smith
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