White stops Yoakum in nineteen for Chicago win
Chicago boxer Charlie White defeated Denver's Stanley Yoakum in a nineteen round bout, delivering a decisive left and right barrage that left Yoakum swollen and unable to continue after a final right to the jaw. White showed strong ring generalship and sustained pressure.
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Denver
Denve Cote
Charlie White
Stanley Yoakum
Yoakum
Yoakim
Besan
White
Yoakumneems
Yookula
City Tennis Play Progressing Fast
Tennis action continues in the clay tourney with two round two men's singles matches decided Tuesday. Pim defeats Stewart in two tight sets 7-8 8-3, Hunt tops Rhett 6-0 6-2, while Crenshaw and Von Maurer win in doubles. Third round singles feature J D Hunt vs H E Peeples at 5 pm as all doubles participants must report tonight.
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Pim
J. D Hunt
R. Rhett
Crenshaw
von Matter-Scewert
Boykin
J. D Dunt
H. E. Peeples
Collins
James Barton
Frank Pim
Robert Maddox
Boochever
W. A. Selman
H Stephens
C Q Trimble
Paul “Wooten
RR Stewart Tbsee
Frank Prm
Hunt
R Rhett
C. He Everett
MEWS
Strong
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Geen
Stewart
Show
von Maurer
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Richardson
Steers
Henry
Foote
Taylor
Halland
Manget
Selman
Hound
Rhett
Stevens
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Howell Brewster
Trumble Vo. N White
George Foote
V. W. A. Selman
Rotf Sims, Jr
V. J. Burton, Jr
Martin‘v. Root. Maddox, Jr
H. J. Han
Hemphill Signed by Dobbs to Join Pelicans in New Orleans
Chattanooga Tenn July 14 Man ager Johnny Dobbs of the Pelicans stated this afternoon he decided to play Charley Hemphill in the outfield after securing him last night from St Paul Hemphill will join the Pelicans in New Orleans Friday night and is expected to start in right field for the team.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Johnny Dobbs
The
Pelicans
Charley Hemphill
St. Paul
Atlanta
New Orleans
Hemphill
Altitude record set by German aviator in Leipsic
Altitude world record of 7,500 meters or about 24,606 feet achieved by Heinrich Heberich in a German biplane at Leipsic. The previous mark of 6,600 meters or 21,664 feet was set July 9 at Johannisthal by Otto Linnekogel, another German.
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Leipsic
Heinreich Heberich
Johannisthal
Otto Linnekogel
Roths Wildness Sends Crackers Past Barons in Narrow Win
Birmingham July 14 The Crackers defeated the Barons 5 to 4 as roths wildness and a late umpire slumber roared Atlanta to a third straight win. Matt Williams earned the victory with seven walks by Birmingham, while Barons pitchers allowed four unearned runs as Williams and teammates converted chances in a tense seventh. Houston, Tennessee area reports Memphis and Mobile games follow with similar yardage.
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Crackers
Barons
Mont
Reuben A. Lewis
Birmingham
Ala
Dave Roth
Fitreld
Pfomninger
Baron Moundsman
Sia
Matt” Wilams
Enem
Atlanta
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Tillett
Opélikans
Howell
Craven
Smith
Beore
Qrehka
Vox
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Williams
Eliott
Kimbrell
McGrath
Foxen 3 Indians 0 in South Atlantic clash
Savannah and Macon games highlight a South Atlantic matchup slate with Foxen defeating the Indians 3 to 0, and Columbus stepping past GOO-0 5 to 1 as scoring by innings shows early lead changes. Charleston falls 1 to 12 while Jacksonville and Augusta split a doubleheader, and Albany drives past Columbia 5 to 37 behind late-inning surge.
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Savannah
Columbus
Causey and Smith
Redding
Thompson
Yime
Vitter
Avanta
Bliiaing
Chatta'ga Montgom
Nashville
Mobile
Jack'vite
Augusta
Columbia
Albany
Savannan
Charles
Macon
Federal League Baseball Scores and Batteries Report
Scores by innings from multiple federal league games include Baltimore versus Buffalo with 7 7 runs and key battery names Suggs Jackisch Krapp Woodmen Blair Allen. Indianapolis versus Kansas City 27 78 with McConnaughey Billiard Warren Harris Easterly. Chicago versus St. Louis 11 3 with Keapper Herbert Chapman Lange Wilson Block. Brooklyn versus Pittsburgh details omitted.
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Suggs
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Krapp
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Allen
Quinn
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Lavigne
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Warren
Harris
Easterly
Chicago
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Odo
Butterles
Keapper
Herbert
Chapman
Lange
Wilson
Block
Baseball Scores from Multiple Leagues and a Memphis Release
Baseball results from American Association, International, Virginia, North Carolina, and Texas leagues. scores include Milwaukee nine Indiana seven and St Paul six Baltimore seven with others postponed through July 14. Memphis Southern Association notes pitcher Holmes released after joining from Jersey City.
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Tenn
Holmes
Memphis Southern Association
Detroit 2 Senators 0 in American League clash
Detroit defeated Washington 2 to 0 as Dubuc shut out the Senators. Cobb returned to the lineup but went hitless. President Wilson and his daughter attended the game, marking his first ballpark appearance this season. Patteries Dubuc and Stanage. Ayres, Shaw and Williams. Time 1:40. Umpires Egan and Evans.
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Ellam
Tragressor
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Pfeminger
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Browning
Johnson
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Ayers
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Cobb
Wison
M Meadoo
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Ayres
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Willams
Egan
Evans
Great Britain Wins Davis Cup Singles in France Match
Great Britain defeated France in the Dwight F. Davis international lawn tennis trophy preliminaries. T. M. Mavrogordato beat Max Decugis in straight sets 6-1 7-5 7-5, with Parke also triumphing over Germot 7-6 6-1 6-3. Berlin reports Germany will send Kreutzer and Froitzheim to the U S for preliminaries.
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France
Dwight F. Davis
Hoston
T. M. Mavrogordato
Max Decngis
United States
Bouton
Mavrogordato
Decuy
Parke
Max Germot
Berlin
Oscar Kreutcer
Otto Froitzheim
United
Germany
Talladega Takes Two From Selma In Prettiest Games
Talladega defeated Selma 2 to 1 and 9 to 0 in two back to back games at Talladega Alabama on July 14. Controversy marked the first game as Davis played under an assumed name for Talladega prompting protests by manager Overton and ejections for Moore Davis and Overton. Pitcher Rogers starred for Talladega while Wilson collected three two baggers. In the second game movable rotations between Movrison for Selma and Rogers for Talladega, with Anire Bisckburn forfeiting to Talladega 9 to 0 after Selma had nine men.
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Salis McConnell
Karcher
McBride Fadie McDeonald
Atlanta
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Hassock
Eadie
Barons
Aoment
Jennings
Marcan
Williams
Kircher
Carroll
Barona
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Talladega
Selma
Ala
Overton
Davis
Rogers
Nashville
Moore
Black
Anire Bisckburn
Velma
Sela
Talladega Uth
Kimball
Jack and Baker
Hiackburn
Cracker's Daily Batting LaGrange II in Rome Series
LaGrange II beat Rome 22 to 15 as Bannister hit a three home run game and LaGrange rallied in the seventh. Williamson allowed heavy hits before being pulled in the eighth as LaGrange controlled early innings. Batteries listed Williamson Bannister Lafitte Flowers Taylor.
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Bannister
Williamson
Bob LaGrange
Willamson, Bannister and Lafitte
Flowers and Taylor
Daily baseball schedule across leagues and cities
A compact rundown of today’s minor and major league games by league, listing matchups like Detroit at Washington and Chicago at New York in the American League, along with matches in other circuits such as the Southern and Georgia State Leagues including Bruns at Americus and Cordele at Thomasville. Arrays of city pairs reflect a bustling slate across multiple circuits.
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Cordele
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Valdosta
Waycross
National League doubleheader ends with split Phillies Reds
Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a July doubleheader with the visitors winning game one 5 to 3 and the Reds taking game two 6 to 2. Alexander and Illissr pitched for Philadelphia while Balmardner and Burns worked for Cincinnati. In St Louis Boston edged the locals 3 to 2 as Miller shined defensively. New York beat Chicago 12 to 8 as Mathewson saved the day for the visitors and Brooklyn rain halted a planned matchup with Pittsburgh.
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Ortalo
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Southern Conference to Meet in Atlanta July 30 1914
The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association plans a July 30 meeting in Atlanta to discuss protests against certain rules. W M Riggs of Clemson, president, seeks a quorum of thirteen representatives. If majority approves, delegates will be sent and the convention proceeds. otherwise not.
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Constitution
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Dick Jeminon
the Constitution
Southern
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Clemson
Warycross blanked Valdosta in baseball clash
Waycross defeated Valdosta 4 to 0 as Norman Lowe Wail dar and McCoy pitched. Cordele and Thomasville games noted with scorelines and battery lines. umpires Campbell and Chaphele listed.
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Valdosta
Ahel Waycross
Norman
Lowe
Waildar
McCoy
Campbell
Thomasvile
Cordele
Thomasville
Valden
Eubanks
Poole
Roth
Dudley
Chaphele
Quering Questions by Dick Jemison in The Constitution
Sporting editor Dick Jemison answers reader queries on sports topics from Atlanta. Questions cover bets on doubleheaders with Montgomery, rule clarifications on bunting, foul balls, and attendance figures for opening games in Birmingham and Atlanta.
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Constitution
Atlanta
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the Constitution
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Birmingham
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