Cliff Markle Sells to Reds and Leaves Crackers in 10 Days
Aurora Ind July 11 SpeciaL It was announced after a conference between Charley Prank Atlanta club president and Ru gust Hermann Reds pitcher that Markle had been sold outright to Cincinnati. Markle will report to the Reds in ten days as part of several deals expected this week. The article also notes other trades and the ongoing golf scores from a separate event.
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Charley Prank
Atlanta
Rugust Hermann
Cincinnati Reds
Markie
Cincinnati
Bill Rariden
Red
J. Hermann
Markle
Brenton
Charlie Lee
Seattle
Bob Geary
Reds
Lloyd Leads In Western Golf Championship Qualifier
Chicago publicist E B Lloyd of Chicago public Unis set a record for the Westmoreland Country Club reconstructed course and led the Western Golf Association amateur qualifying with 35 36 71 par for 6504 yards. He was pressed by James Manton of St Louis.
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Chicago
E. B Lloyd
Public Unis
Westmoreland Country Club
Western Golf Association
Lloyd
James Manton
St Louie
Herman Knocks Out HigginS in London Bout
Pete Herman of New Orleans, former world bantam champion, defeated Jim Higgins the English bantamweight champion by knockout in the eleventh round of a scheduled twenty round bout in London on July 11.
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Herman
K. O
London
Pete Herman
New Orleans
Jim Higgins
Hutchinson Returns to New York in British Open Clash
Jock Hutchison of the Glenview Club Chicago returned from Britain after winning the British open and teamed with Tom Kerrigan of Slwaney to oppose former British Open champion George Duncan and Abe Mitchell in the first two rounds of a 72 hole match scheduled for today in Hutchinson’s home city.
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Jock Hutchison J
Glenview Club
Chicago
Great Britain
Tom Kerrigan
Slwaney
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
City Taxes Due July Fifteenth With Early Payment Discount
City tax deadline set for July 15 in Stenimore. Pay today to receive a discount on the second installment.
White Sox In Court Bid To Forget 1919 Scandal
Chicago July 11 Indicted White Sox players on trial in Hugo Friend's court amid 1921 season talk. Managers Gleason Kerr and others testified as defense witnesses while Swede Risberg and Buck Weaver among the 1919 defendants mingle with current players. Juror selection proceeds with six jurors seated.
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Vhitago White Sox
Cincinnati
Hugo Friend
Kid Gleason
Dick Kerr
Urban Faber
Roy Wilkinson
Eddie Colins
Harvey McClellan
Bosen
Risberg
Kid
Gleason
The
Bay
Buck Weaver
Buck
Weaver
Happy Felac
Happy
Mitchell and Duncan Lead American Pros at Pelham
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell lead the American team at Pelham Country Club after 56 holes, 6 up, with Jock Hutchinson and Tom Kerrigan close behind. The 72-hole event continues tomorrow amid a $31,000 purse and a daily $100 incentive for best scores. European entrants, though late, show spectacular recovery and high course records.
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George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
England
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Tom Kerrigan
Europe
Duncan
Astrawell
Hutchinson
Kerrean
Hie
James MW Barnes
Pelham
Good Amateur Players Wanted for Season in Atlanta
Several good amateur ball players are invited to sign with a strong team for the season, offering solid pay. Contact Fuzzy Woodruff at Atlanta Constitution for details and tryouts.
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Fuzzy Woodruff
Atlanta Constituton
Umpires to Form New Association in Cincinnati Meeting
Delegates at the annual Baseball Federation meeting in Cincinnati discussed the inter city contests and the championship series. Umpires of amateur and semi pro games are meeting with the federation and likely to organize an umpire association.
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Cincinnati
At Baseball Federation
Hero
Umpires’ Association
Mercer Defeats Juliette In Summer Baseball Tilt
Mercer University summer school team beat Juliette 3 to 0 at Tullette on Saturday. Pitcher Sheppard struck out fifteen as Rosenberry homered for Juliette. Mercer collected 12 hits with one error, Juliette two. both teams featured Rosenberry and Clegg for Mercer and pitcher Rosenberry for Juliette.
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Tullette
Mercer University
Juliette Here
Sheppard
Mercer
Rosenberry
Juliette
Clegg
Ogg Enters Open Tourney With Atlanta Lineup
Frank Ogg joins the field for the national open at Washington Columbia course with Bobby Jones and Howard Beckett, joined by Doug Lass Edgar. Ogg announced yesterday during a round at Ingleside where he serves as pro. The piece notes Ingleside’s tough layout and predicts strong chances if Ogg can par as well there as at Ingleside, with major league races described as wide open and Pittsburg leading the National.
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Howard Beckett
Frank Ogg
Douglass Edgar
Atlanta
Columbia
Washington
Howard Beckettett
Howard
Frank
Bob Ogg
Ingleside
Bob
Cleveland
Yanks
Senators
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Pirates
Jim B Wins Fort Meigs 3000 Stake at Fort Miami
In Toledo on July 11 Jim B, a west entrant owned by J B Reynolds of Kansas City, Mo, captured the Fort Meigs 3000 stake over the opening Grand Circuit day at Fort Miami track. Edman entry Ruth Pateh and J L Jr led in early heats but Jim B won in straight heats. W Colorado set a new 2:04% heat record in the 2:07 trot, while Cox drove to victory in the final mile. Great Mile Norris, Grovetown, and Princess Nadena each won heats in the 4 heat p28 trot before Cox’s mare led wire to wire in the mile. Roy Gratta placed in the 2:05 pace as King Hedgewood split the field. The Great Rohe, a Peter the Great filly, was sold for 15000 to Tom Laggart Jr of French Lick from Laurel Hall farm.
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J.L. Jr
Jim 5
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Rohe
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Stoughton A. Fletcher
Laurel Hall
Tom Laggart, Jr
French Lick
Sparta Triumphs Over Thomson in 11-0 Victory
Sparta, Ga July 11. Sparta defeated Thomson 11 to 0 in an exhibition featuring heavy hitting and sharp fielding. Walker pitched for Sparta fanning 13 while Thomson’s Burnside surrendered multiple hits in key innings.
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Sparta
Thomson
Walker
Burnside
Jock Hutchison Wins British Open Cup Return
New York July 11. Jock Hutchison arrives with the British Open trophy on the Carmania. He notes Americans brought it home and recalls St Andrews natives’ tepid presentation. Other American teammates Captain Emmet French and seven others return. Duncan and Mitchell also arrive on the Lapland.
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Jock Hutchison
Carmania
Sid
Jock
St. Andrews
Emmet French
Charles Hoffner
Clarence Hackney
Thomas Kerrigan
Fred McLeod
George McLian
William Mefhorn
Tom” Morris
Hutchison
Yock
George Duncan
Hanger Hill Club
London
Abe Mitchell
North Foreland Club
Kent
Lapland
National Open Field Grows to 232 Players at Columbia Club
New York July 11 field reaches 232 players for the national open at Columbia Country Club Washington starting Tuesday. Notables include Chick Evans Bobby Jones and Jock Hutchison with Abe Mitchell George Duncan leading a strong amateur and pro contingent. Qualifying runs July 19 20 with 64 low scorers and tied for 64 advancing to the 72 hole main event July 21 23 culminating in a playoff if needed.
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Abel Mitchell
Columbia Country Club
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Charles
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Jim Barnes
Walter Hagen
Abe Mitchell
Ted Ray
Harry Varden
Louis Tellier
Fred McLeod
Tom Kerrigan
Alex Ross
Emmet French
Gil Nighglts
Jack Pierre
Mat Brady
Wilfred Reid
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M. J. Brady
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Swaney
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Douglas Edgar Druid Hills
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Ardsley
Clarence H. Hackney
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Worcester
Mags
Charles Hoffner
Philadelphia
Alex Chisholm
Portland
Winder Beats Social Circle In Warm Downtown Game
Winder, Ga July 11 Special Winder defeated Social Circle 6 to 3 in a hot afternoon contest on the Winder grounds. The score stood 2 to 2 until the seventh inning when Winder rallied with several hits to seal the win. This avenged a previous Social Circle defeat this season. Batteries: Winder Beaton Hill Social Circle Lloyd Camp Parrish.
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Louisville Wins From Swainsboro In Pitchers Battle
Louisville defeated Swainsboro 2 to 0 in a July 11 game at Louisville Ga. Four errors by Swainsboro aided the local team. It was the best game of the season for Louisville, with J Hardeman and Wil We Batteries Foster and Johnson.
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Realty Men Take Up Tax Problems in Chicago Meet
National convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards opens in Chicago with 7,000 delegates arriving from El Paso Portland Cincinnati San Francisco and Miami. President Fred E. Taylor says excess profits tax hampers building and growth and proposes replacing it with a small government sales tax on every building transaction.
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United News
Chicago
EL Paso
Landers
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Miami
Fla
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Fred E. Taylor
America
Five Escape Jail in New Jersey
Five prisoners escaped from Essex County jail in Newark early today. One was captured within an hour. The escapees, held for minor offenses, pried a hole in the metal ceiling with a silver spoon to gain their liberty.
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N. J
Essex County
Amusement Directory Theaters Movies in Atlanta program notes
A survey of current attractions across Atlanta theaters. B F Keith’s Lyric Herskingd Grand and other houses feature vaudeville turns, musical acts, and newsreels with titles like The Lost Romance and The Man Who. Lionel Barrymore stars in Jim the Penman at the Criterion. Scrap Iron stars Charles Ray at the Metropolitan.
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Cantor
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Reed
Billard
Constance Talmadge Stars in Up the Road With Sile at Tudor
Constance Talmadge appears in Up the Road with Sile at the Tudor theater. She faces rainstorms spooks burglars and smallpox while pursuing wealth and a fortune. The plot follows irresponsible relatives who must account for five thousand dollars and the rightful inheritance.
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Sable
A Kiss in Time at the Rialto Theatre
Wanda Hawley and Walter Hiers star in a spring romance on the Rialto screen. A young artist resists a publisher story deemed absurd yet a rapid love affair unfolds, with a planned kiss and a hectic afternoon.
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Rialto Theatre
Wanda Hawley
Walter Hiers
Miss Hawley
Fr & Magazine
Pat Harrison Attacks Harding Over Applying Sash in Senate
Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi accuses President Harding of undermining congressional independence by applying the vetoing pressure on the soldier bonus bill and other measures. He taunts the old guard Republicans for reversing themselves after Harding's Capitol visit and cites bagging discipline in the majority, with Lodge Penrose and Smeed named as old guard targets.
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Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Harrison
Congress
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Freyinghussen
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Lodge
Penrose
Smeet
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