Tech Withdraws From S L A A Amid Contention
After a board meeting, Georgia Tech president K G Matheson notified S L A A president W M Riggs of Tech’s formal withdrawal from the association. The 400-one-year rule sparked the dispute, but the college will keep its future football and baseball schedules intact and may still face other opponents.
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K. G. Matheson
Georgia School of Technology
W. M. Riggs
Ss. L AL AY
Tech
Association
Tha & 1 AA
Col~ Lege
Last Day to Enter City Tennis Tournament
The city amateur tennis championship entry deadline is tonight at 1 o'clock at 119 Peachtree Street. Fewer than twenty players have entered singles and doubles, disappointing the committee as the first tournament of its kind nears the draw.
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Amateurs Madison 1 Athens O on Ga July 10 result
Madison defeated Athens 11 to 5 in an afternoon game. Corley pitched for Madison, Porter for Emory College, with Corley striking out four. Other scorers include Buena Vista over Dawson 5 to 0, and Cochran beating Eastman 5 to 4 despite a early 3-run lead by Eastman.
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Scattered Minor League Scores Mixed Across Circuits
In a fragmented report from several leagues, Roanoke and Petersburg tie for high notes with unclear percentages. Green’s and Raleigh posting notable wins while Ashe and Winston-Salem show smaller margins. Texas League results include Waco and Austin, with several games postponed. International League lists Toronto and Buffalo victories amid mixed results. American Association shows Cleveland and Minnesota narrowly edging opponents, while Kansas City and Chicago area teams post uneven scores.
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Nine Balloons Ready to Start Race Today
St Louis July 10 The balloon Goodyear piloted by Captain R A Preaton of Akron Ohio won the draw for starting position in the national balloon race tomorrow. The order lists Hoosier, America, San Francisco 1915, Uncle Sam, Miss Sofia, Aero Club of St Louis, Kansas City 110, Pennsylvania, and Goodyear with pilots and aides named for each craft.
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Arthur T. Aberholi
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Tremelin
Connelly Dies Suddenly at Boston Baseball Club
Boston July 10 C James Connelly vice president of the Boston National League club died suddenly of heart disease today.
William Campbell Visits Georgia for Peach Method Study
William Campbell a Charlestown West Virginia publisher and peach grower who owns stakes in eastern orchards arrived in Georgia to study local peach methods. He will tour Fort Valley and south Georgia to learn precooling by vacuum and plans to adapt it to Shenandoah Valley orchards.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Georgia
Campbell
Piedmont Hotel
South Georgia
Fort Valley
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Harope
Africa
United State
Port Valley
Shenandoah Valey
West Virginia Free Press
Woodrow Wilson
West Virginia
Democrate
National Congress
Last Concert Caps Colored Music Festival Finale
A large audience attended the final night of the Colored Music Festival at the First Congregational Church. The 100-voice chorus under Professor Cori Olton impressed with arrangements featuring Coleridge Taylor and a standout Patti Brown performance from Chicago. Anita Patti Brown and Sylvia Ward Olden join Monday’s finale, with proceeds aiding the working girls’ home fund. tickets available at local firms.
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Cori Olton
Philadelphia
Olten
Coleridge-Taylor
Patti Brown
Chicago
Rommanze
Aidy
H. H. Proctor
Anita Patti Brown
Sylvia Ward Olden
Philip & Crew Company
Cable Plant
Bitter denouncement of present school system at NAEsession
Dr J H Francis of Los Angeles denounces the present school system at the National Education Association session in St Paul. He attacks algebra as harmful and claims many teachers are egotists hiding conservatism. He says progress is blocked by civic religious and political interests and argues for teachers with soul over those chasing answers in back of the book. He blames teachers for much immorality prior to high school.
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Minn
J. H Francels
Los Angeles
Cal
National Education Association
Francis
Nated Pon Yanuah Sod Ad Betta On
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Militant suffragette jumps on king's auto in Perth
A Glasgow born suffragette Rhoda Fleming leaped onto the royal car in Perth as King George and Queen Mary toured the city. Police restrained her after she seized a door handle. troops protected the procession and she was taken to the station armed only with a petition against forcible feeding. Earlier in Dundee she and others tossed papers at the king’s car.
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Scotland
George
Queen Mary
Rhoda Fleming
Glasgow
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Dundee
A Week or Two in the Rockies This Summer
Travel advertisement for Rock Island Lines offering all steel through sleeper service from Atlanta to Colorado. Promotes a summer vacation with a Rock Island Travel Bureau at 18 N Pryor St Atlanta and a picture-book of Colorado. Low fares valid June 1 to September 30. May include EH Hunt as D P A contact.
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Four New Dreadnoughts Named Arizona California Mississippi Idaho
Secretary Daniels announced that the four new dreadnoughts starting with No 39 will be named Arizona California Mississippi and Idaho to avoid losing Mississippi and Idaho ships due to the sale of two battleships to Greece. No 39 is under construction and plans for the other three are nearly ready.
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Daniels
Arizona
California
Mississippi
Idaho
Greece
Congress
China Warned by Sir Edward Grey Over Tibet and China
London July 10 Sir Edward Grey British foreign secretary warned that China risks grave trouble on the Indian frontier if it refuses to sign the Darjeeling convention. The Darjeeling conference involving Great Britain Tibet and China has debated Tibetan autonomy and a draft convention is to be signed by the three governments.
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Darjeeling
India
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Great Britain
Four Players Reach Davis Cup Test Semifinals in New York
Four tennis players competed in Westchester test matches for Davis Cup selection in New York on July 10. Harold H Hackett and RB Norris Williams led the upper half, while W M Johnston and Karl H Behr led the lower. Johnston beat R Lindsey Murray 7-5 1-9, Williams defeated George M Church 6-1 6-1, Hackett beat Geo Peabody Gardner 6-3 1-6 6-4, Behr defeated Edwin P Larned 6-1 6-2.
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Westchester
Harold H. Hackett
Norris Williams
W. M. Johnston
Karl H. Behr
Johnston
R. Lindsey Murray
Williams
George M. Church
Hackett
Geo. Peabody Gardner
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Balenti Named Moccasin Coach in Chattanooga
Chattanooga July 19 Special Mike Balenti crippled short stop of the Chattanooga baseball team was named coach for the University of Chattanooga football eleven succeeding Leslie Stauffer who has resigned Balenti remains on crutches from a May broken leg.
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Tenn
Mike Balenti
University of Chattanooga
Leslie Stauffer
Balenti
Clay Court Championship Opens In Cincinnati
Tennis players from about half the states in the Union gathered for the clay court national championship tourney which begins tomorrow in Cincinnati. Entry lists closed tonight with 102 entered in the men’s singles. A few stars are matched in early preliminary round clashes.
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Usts
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