Wood Tops American League Pitching Leaders in Early Season
Wood of the Boston Red Sox leads the American League in pitching with an average around .289 and eight wins to date. The list of top five also includes Faber, Scott, Dallas, and Fisher, with several hurlers boasting ERAs around or below 3.00 through games played by July 9.
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Wood
Boston Red Sox
Faber
White Box
Ban Johnson
Scott
Dallas
Fisher
Fitchers
Gwry Greee
Boston
Riepler
Curragh
Levereng St Honis
Love Koowlson Athletice
Sister
St Louis
Boehier
Detroit
Foster
Ruth
Benz Chicago
Jotnaon
Washington
Dubuc
Deteoir
Caldwell
New York
If Dn
Shore
Benton
Wernop
Gaian Wasnington
Lola Oo Cover
Pierce
Cubs
Phebing
Alexander
Huiniog
Mataux
Pirates
Selinary Mayer
Phillies
Jay
Standridge
Rider
Vierce
Chicago
Alexanter
Philadelphia
Tone
Cincinnati
Mamaux
Pitepure
Sraith
Brooklyn
Mayer
Meadows
He Touls
Neshaus
Louis
Nor Harman
Pitlsbure
Doak St Louia
Pretter
Brookn
Schneider
Chainnall IK
Marquard
Vaughn
Izhicago
Den
Jaman
Rube Kissinger Leads Southern League Hurlers
Rube Kissinger, veteran pitcher with Memphis Atlanta New Orleans and Nashville, tops Southern League pitching with a .689 average after nine starts, eight wins and one loss. George Merritt of Little Rock and Dick Robertson of Birmingham also shine with strong win totals and low ERAs, while Day of Little Rock allows most runs and hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Jeminow
Hube" Kissinger
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
George Merritt
Little Rock
Dick Robertson
Birmingham Barons
Herbert Kelly
Hast
Little Heck
Berger
Bergar
Fincher
Day
Bagby
Grimes
Hirmingham
East
Little Hook
Cunningham
Chattanooga
Qylere
Teama
B.C. Altchinan
Kissinger
Nanhylie
Merritt
Linde Hock
Robertson
Birmingham
Tan Roth
Memphix i
Hows
Mabie
Holmautnt
Mablie
Jeez Grimes
U Ft
Hattanoogs
Iban
Kelty
Nis
Smith
IG Weaver
Gudger
Orleans
Johnson
Moranati
Chattanoogaé
Aten
Atlants
Perry
Thompson
Bo Manning
Keelie Memphis
Seachian
Hieti
Atlantic
Fll
Smithson
Red Rubber Tires Prove Heat Resistant in Summer Tests
Manufacturing experts claim red rubber tires resist heat and last longer. Reports from Indianapolis 500 testing show Empire red tires barely warm at 100 mph and 400 degrees, while rival tires melt. Heat during summer trips is blamed for blowouts, prompting urges to favor red rubber tires in hot conditions.
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Emste Gre
Indianapolis
Pit
Empire Red
Empire Company
Ita
Starting and Lighting Equipment Furnished For Ford Automobiles
The Gray & Davis system brings electric starting and lighting to Ford cars this season. After seven years of supplying equipment to many cars, the Gray & Davis setup includes motor generator, 6-volt battery, enamelled steel box, switches, regulator cutout, wiring, chains, and sprockets. The system is standard on all car types, with a nominal price.
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Ford
Gray & Davis
Lesamy
Gray & Liavis
Gray & Davia
FLAG LEAGUE GULMENVILLE TAKES OPENING GAME
In Gulmenville Georgia on July 10 Gainesville defeated Brunswick 2 to 0 as Mosely pitched shutout balls. Score by innings shows Gainesville with a 2 run total and Brunswick with 0. Batteries Moseley Wilkes Brenawick Farlun Joraan. Time 2 hours. Umpires Stewart Spauxh.
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Gulmenville
Kelly Made President of Electric Automobile Association
George H. Kelly, secretary of the new electric car industry merger, was elected president of the Electric Automobile Manufacturers' Association at the annual meeting in Cleveland, succeeding L. E. Burr. Kelly's business ability and activity promise an active year for advancing the electric vehicle industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Kelly
Haker Hk, & TL
Electric Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
Cleveland
L. E. Burr
The
Woods Company
Kelly
Thomasville Club to be run by league affiliates
The Thomasville team, whose franchise was surrendered, will be operated by the other five clubs for the rest of the season unless a club takes the franchise. A wire vote of the five teams approved shared expenses for running the Thomasville club and possible relocation of some home games to cities without a pro team. President Jemison Jadickar invited offers from cities desiring such games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Dick Jemison Jadickar
Gve
Leag
Thomainville
Jemison
Y M C A Volleyball Standings and Team Drafts
Y M C A athletic notes list summer league standings across departments with players totals for Senior and Business Men divisions and a Wednesday night volleyball draft. Captains and rosters for Teams 1 through 8 are named, with a call to report by 8:00 PM Wednesday night.
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Young Men's Christ In Association
Men's Department
Dr. Hill
Burton Smith
Dr. Hull
Waters
Stevens
Rela
Michael
Winter
Ball
Echols
Perst
Morrison
Young
Gewinner
Rusk
McMillan
Cassett
Turner
Brocker Ty Calhoun
Marahmen
Borg
Beorchers
Sun— Burns
Slatlers
Bilaters
Chigeers
Sandiys
Flys
Mosaultves
Russey
Smith
Dil
Springer
Boyr
Womble
Marshbank
Steen
Chamblee
Abbey
Gross
Allen
Thornton
Durham
Jenkins
Kindall
Bolloway
Volkey
W. Buckle
H. Haas
Thad" Morrison
KR. Greenbers
Norman Wrigley
James Fraley
Harry Joreper
C. W. Jordan
M.A. Cross
Eas
W. T. Waters
M. A. Ferat
Robert H._Atkingon
J.C. Calhoun
J. L. Michael
Lichtenstein
James Campbel
W. C. King
W. F. Watkins
Durton Smith
HB. Hubert
TG. Gevinner
M_ Swicegood
LG. Goldin
H Sink Ivnis
H. Barrett
DJ. Ivers A. Lewis
Slocum ™ Ball
T. G. Day
Russe Turner
W. A Held
Abe Cohen
Frank Alves
H. C
Fenman
the Waker
Hovkin
Capita Govan
Randall
Charles Hertwik
A. Jackson
Z. V. Hirnowith
D.C
Harry Siegel
E. BP. Jordan
A. Arit
R. Bruen Morpiaon
Rufus Bass
V.M. McMillan
L.’ Brogtela
Teels ‘Levy
C.F
George Ferrell
A. Betchem
J. 8. Mitchell
A.W. Malone
M. J. Ginshacg
J. G. Shelton
AB. Mertin
L. Rainford
J.C. Chancellor
J. W. Anderson
AH Fain
Saxon Six Shines In Uniontown Hill Climb
The Saxon Six placed second in the 40 inch class at Uniontown Pennsylvania, beating higher priced cars with larger piston displacement. The Saxon climbed Summit Mountain in 4 minutes 50 seconds, demonstrating notable low priced car performance while the winner posted 3 minutes 50 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Summit Mountain
Bulek Wan
Maxwell
Raph DePalma
Indianapoli
Morse Cyclecar
Summut
Covington Falls 4 0 to Monroe In Local Game
Covington Georgia lost to Monroe by four runs to none in a fourth meeting between the teams. Monroe won two of the previous games. the fifth game may be played on local grounds next week. Gheesling and Newsom pitched for Covington. Perryman and Nunnally for Monroe. Covington had seven strikeouts, six errors, and five hits. Monroe had six errors and six hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Monroe
Gheesling
Newsom
Perryman
Nunnally
Fayetteville Triumph Over Hapeville in Nine to Four
Fayetteville Georgia won a baseball game against Hapeville with a 9 to 4 score. The article lists the inning breakdown and players Eaterles Stinchcomb Martin Plunkett Reddick, with umpires Murphy and Hubbard. A note mentions a dictating phonograph for aviators and a Cuban mine cable test of 751 600 pounds as related curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Hapeville
Stinchcomb
Martin
Plunkett
Reddick
Murphy
Hubbard
Vice Raid Reopens Under Chief's Order in Atlanta
Police chief James L Beavers ordered a fresh vice crusade, leading to raids on alleged disorderly houses. At 9 Brotherton Street officers arrested five people, including proprietress Grace Grand and Carrie Benton Smith. men released on charges, women held on bonds of 40.73 each. Ten arrests total since the crusade began, with earlier fines issued to five others. Additional raids on a rap-shooters game at the Aragon hotel yielded four gaming arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. English
Armstrong Street
H. HB. Baker
Highland Avenue
Harrison to award two student prizes at Georgia University
Athens Ga July 10 special The prudential committee of the university offers two prizes by President Harrison of the Southern railway each worth 100 in gold for the best and second best essay on The Industrial Development of Georgia The rules will be announced by the faculty President Harrison who gave the recent baccalaureate addressed urged student research into industrial growth of the state and the dissemination of findings.
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Athens
Prudental
Fairfax [Arrison
Southern Railway
Walt
Georgia
Harrison
Two Cabinet Resignations in Lincoln and Harrison Eras
The article recalls Salmon P. Chase resignations from Lincoln’s cabinet and James G. Blaine’s from Harrison’s, noting Chase’s second resignation and Lincoln’s acceptance, Blaine’s health issues and later departure, plus Bryan’s resignation and the public’s rally around the president during crises across wars and political eras.
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Hew
Seward
Chase
Lincoln
Giadr Chase
Salmon P. Chase
Supreme Part
United
James G. Blaine
Harrison
Blaine
Republican National
Elaine
Highie
Hapriaan
Minneapolis
Eggest
Emia
Bryan
Ahl
Bombing incidents boost London enlistment efforts
The May London air raid prompted recruiting officers to use the event as material to urge able-bodied men to enlist. Incendiary bombs caused small fires but little structural damage, with Whitechapel bearing the heaviest incidents while many Russian Jewish residents stayed informed yet secure.
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London
Whitechapel
Christian Street
Funeral Services for Mrs Hambleton Held in Thomasville
Mrs W B Hambleton of Thomasville died yesterday at Meigs after a period of poor health. Born November 10 1847 in Cairo she belonged to the Miya Roddenberg family. Funeral held at the family home this afternoon. Also reported Marvins K Brooks formerly of Macon and resident of Thomasville died today after a short illness aged 31 leaving a wife and two children. Body to be taken to Macon tomorrow for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Marvins K Brooks
Macon
Brooks
Thomensville
Missing Husband Found On Atlanta Streets After Despondent Trip
A Kentucky wife found her missing husband in Atlanta after he wandered in despair and believed relatives would fund him. They reconciled and returned home. Police assisted during the search as he carried carbolic acid and lacked funds. Also noted is a Cambridge memorial bust to Longfellow and a description of a large blue whale anatomy.
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Five Pont
Paris
N. J. Bishop
Subda
Longfellow
Cambridge
Maes
Port
Dresser Kills Self In Fraternity House
New York July 1 Pamel Levey Dresser president of the Trust Company of the Republic who failed in 1993 died by suicide in a Riverside Drive fraternity house. Attorney W Gould said Dresser sent a letter citing unbearable nervous strain. He was found in the library with a bullet wound and had a long record in finance and business, including Dresser & Co and leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pamel Levey Dresser
Trust Company of the Republic
Riverside Drive
W. Gould
Dresser
Gould
Delta Pel
Stralia
School of Mines
Columbia University
Uning
Dreaser
Fim
Dresser & Co
New York Merchants’ Association
Dreaver
American Brass Company
American Tulang and Webbing Company
Mastery Company
Dregser
Wede
Daniel Dresser
George Vandertit
Bumore
N.C
Irs
John Nicholas Brown
New Yorks
Iosmay
Barbecue in Lula draws town speakers and crowd
In Lula Georgia on July 10 the Feltons of the area hosted a barbecue and fish fry. Speakers Brother Embry and George Wallace addressed attendees. Cold Wave Red Ash wood and Daisy Gem Black coal prices listed by Carroll and Hunter.
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Wola
Jdd
Féltons
Irenie
Embry
George Wallace
Carroll & Hunter
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Faber II
Ford Automobiles
Flag League
Wayerena
Dothan
Ala
Antler
Auto Association
Thomasville Club
Y. M. C. A. Athletic News
Attl
Wilson
Seca Bct
Hussia
Gibraltar
Carolina
Bine
Almouth
Self
Fraternity
Lula
Forrest & George Adair
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Whitehall Street
National Biscuit Co
Whitehall
Otis & Holliday
Peters
Central Business
Peachtree St
Peters Land Company
Gould Building
the Southern Mortgage CO
Georgia Farm Loans
Atlanta Real Estate Loans
Teman
I, Kemp
W. Andrews
Lompany
Virginia
Tos
Danson & Gay
Trust Company OF Georgia
Geo. Th. Moynten Otis & Holliday
M. Ifs
Tsteneur Co
Sa Riana Jane
Philip
Ernest R. Philp
J. Willard Smith
Wattle
O. H. Vanderpaal
Juan
Porto Teg
Constance
Lucile Philm
Charles
Frederick Chilip
Emma
Mars Phiny
Maggie Meardla
Ernest BR
Philip This
Lucie Alonue
Gentemen
Benjamin Watkins
Lawson Davidson
W A. Craw
FC. Summers
Hy Stewart
Richards
Lenousines
Harclay & Brandon
West View Seiiatery
Ve Hani
Joel Hunter & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Georgia Paint & Glass CG
Luckie Street
SAVOY
Grace Canard
Francia
Hilly Beard
GEM Theater
Marietta, GA
Keystone
Court House
Victoria
And
William Eliott
the Desoto
Mutual Film Corporation
Pathe
Maxim's
Damon and
Pythias
Glog
Madison
Bonheur Decatur, Ga
Komie
Ethel
Ves
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