Allen Holds Off Travelers in Rock Arkansas Meet
A.V. Slits reports Jeema Allen, a left-hander from Arkansas, pitched well for the Cracker crew as they defeated the Travelers 7 to 1 at Rock. Moran and Manning spurred Cracker defense with three double plays and key hits, while Hargrove and the Travelers struggled against Allen’s control and fielding support. The Cracker infield backed Allen with solid defense and timely outs, securing the win and setting up a repeat broadcast in Atlanta at 4 o’clock.
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Jesma" Allen
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Travelers
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Aleuth
Hargrove
Lee
Gideon
Allen
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Craker Crew
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Willams
Mc Ponale
Otto
Gibson
Howard
Manning
Baker
Accond
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Jenkins
Covington
Hardie
Kauffman
Bisland
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Williams
Mutt
Bakers
Fincher
Kelly
Atlanta
Federal league warns players to show effort or face suspension
Chicago July 28 President Gilmore of the Federal league orders club presidents to suspend any player who fails to show effort to his club. He denounces players hiding behind iron clad contracts and vows close scrutiny and possible contract cancellation without pay for those neglecting duty. He warns continued laxness could deprive players of revenue and demands active commitment.
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Chicago
Gilmore
Federal League
Ipart
Pelicans edge Vols as Nashville suffers 4-3 loss
In Nashville on July 28, New Orleans pitchers held off Nashville as the Pelicans won 4-3. Edmonson sparked late scoring with a triple, while Dodge committed an error that allowed the tying and winning runs. Two-base hits went to Hendryx, Stark, and Edmondson amid a tense ninth inning.
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Vols
Nashville
Tenn
New Orléans
Shonlaw’ Roller
Edmondson
Dodge
New Orleans
Pe Hendryx
Pezold
If. Reilly
Thomas
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Weaver
P24
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jSmith
Aby
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Maahvilla
Hendryx
Slark
Stark
Smit
Frost
Allison
Pesold
Higging Baker
Atolen
Baker
Binhm
O'Toole
Kerin
Doubleheader Draws and Fights Mark Federal League and City Games
Pittsburg and Baltimore split a July 28 Federal League doubleheader with Baltimore winning 3-2 in the nightcap after Bender exited in the first game. In Brooklyn Kansas City, fights with umpires lead to both managers being banished as Brooklyn wins 4-2 and Kansas City 3-2 in the two games. Newark tops St Louis 7-6 in a seventh inning comeback as Davenport falters.
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Kansas City
Kanaan City
Kanas City
Corcoran
George Stovall
Lee Magee
Brooklyns
Magee
Kauff
Mages
Kauft
Where They Play Today in Major Leagues
Southern League matches see Atlanta at Little Rock Mobile at Memphis New Orleans at Nashville Birmingham at Chattanooga American League games include Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington National League Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Pittsburgh at St Louis Federal League fixtures Newark at St Louis Buffalo at Chicago Brooklyn at Kansas City Baltimore at Pittsburgh
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Pittaburg
Baseball scores from multiple leagues and games
American Association games included Bt Pauli beating Min's 0 and Indian's 2 while Milwaukee and St. Pau were tied 4 4. International League saw Mont' 11 and Richard i with others postponed. Texas League listed Davies é Hous'n 0 and Gals'n 6. Ban Ant'o 5 Shrevt 1 Waco 3 Beaum't 2. Caroline League results include Asher's 7 Charlie? Durham 6 and Win.Sal. 4 Raleigh 3 Greensboro with partial scores.
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Bt Pauli
Kan City
Davies É
Hous'n
Gals'n
Worth
Ant‘o
Shrevt
Waco
Beaum't
Asher's
Charlie
Durham
Sal
Raleigh
Greensboro
Indians 3 Fitzgerald 2 in Fitzgerald Georgia
The Nebraska Indians defeated Fitzgerald 3 to 2 at Fitzgerald Ga on July 28. Little Deer pitched strong, tossing a no hit ball after the initial taping and the Indians rallied to win. Batteries Indians Little Deer Sweet Grass Fitzgerald Garwood Mona.
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Nebraska Indians
Redpkins
Little Deer
Sweet Grass
Fitzgerald, Garwood
Mona
Cairo Wins Two at Headland Games in Alabama
Cairo beat Headland 3 2 in the opener. Headland captured the second game 7 4. Cairo won the final game 6 3 to claim two wins in the series. Special correspondent reports from Cairo, Georgia.
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Cairo
Villa Rica Defeats Temple In 12-4 Baseball Clash
Villa Rica Georgia on July 28 defeated Temple by 12 to 4 as Rob gins and pitcher Jesse Willig impressed. Temple’s Clede Morris and Kenney battled hard. Dublin later crushed Dexter 17 to 1 in the second game of the series with Moseley and T Rench combining on the mound.
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Temple
Villa Rica Baarbal
Clede
Morris
Kenney
Robgins
Jesse Willig
Dublin
Wiiy
Dexter
Moseley
T Rench
Pattisans
Davis
Ray
Georgian American 9 Stone Mountain 17 baseball game
Stone Mountain defeated the Georgian American 17 to 9 at Stone Mountain Ga on July 23. Sis Falvey pitched for the Georgian Americans while Marett hurled for Stone Mountain. White and Evans led at bats for the Georgian side with White collecting four safeties and Evans five hits in five trips, Evans driving in three on extra base hits.
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Hhhodes
O'Goldsmith
White
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Marett
R. HB
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Falvey
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Barett
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Winningham
Washington 4 Covington 2 in afternoon game
Washington defeated Covington 4 to 2 in an afternoon baseball game. Both pitchers allowed one run in the first and late innings. Score by innings shows Washington taking a lead with strong hitting and solid defense. Batteries Battle Newsom Chevey Stone. Umpires Turner and Pipe. Time 1:35.
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suLy
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Covington
Minge
Battle
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Stone
Turner
Ipe
Indians
Senators
Wrshington
Cleveland
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Pittoree Coves
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Wyllama
Jim Fox Wins The Sally Bag In 1915 South Atlantic Title
Macon, Ga July 28 Columbus won the South Atlantic league championship for 1915 by beating Macon 13 to 4 in a farce contest. Columbus fielded strong infield defense with three quick double plays as May left early after a knee injury. Moore hit a homer for Columbus, and Foster struggled for Macon as pitching rotations yielded the decisive innings.
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Munn
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Aie
Herndon
Potts
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Ryan
National League Card 3 Phillion 1 at Louin July 24
National League game reports show St Louis beating Philadelphia 7 to 1 with strong hitting from Alexander and solid defense, while Philadelphia errors contributed to the loss. In Cincinnati, Boston won 3 to 1 on opportunistic hitting as Rudolph held Cincinnati to five hits.
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Louin
St. Bouts
Alexander
Philadelphia
Del
St. Louie
St Louis
Dox
Baumgartner
Killifer
Doak
Snyder
Queries Answered in Thin Head Sporting Column
The sporting editor answers a baseball dilemma about a pop fly to first base, a dropped catch by the first baseman, and a throw to second. It examines who is out when the runner at second is not forced after the first out, clarifying rules and outcomes.
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Saxemiin
Arar Bane
Injunction Kept Off Compton Playing for St. Louis
In St Louis on July 28 the circuit court granted a permanent injunction barring Bush Compton from playing in the Federal circuit until terms with St Louis and Kansas City are settled. The $600 fine for jumping to the Federals was remitted. Compton to play for St Louis next year under a compromise. Kansas City had advanced $940 with $440 salary due. Chicago reports President Johnson of the American League sees no action against Compton by the National Baseball Commission.
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Jonson
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National Baseball Commission
Valdosta Blanked in No Hit Contest
Griffin Georgia July 28 Watson pitched a no hit no walk no run game to defeat the Valdosta Millionaires in the second game of the series. Howell Lafitte and Watson supplied key hits while Donaldson and Howell made sensational catches in the field. Score by inning shows Valdosta none in the first three frames and Griffin scoring in the fourth.
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Graff
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Valdosta Millionaires
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Lafitte
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Horine to Jump at the Exposition
New York July 28 announcement lists George Horine among entrants for the Amateur Athletic Union high jump championship at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. Horine, a former record holder, previously cleared six feet seven inches before retirement. Edward Beeson had broken the prior record.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Panama-Pacific Exposition
George Jorine
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Govine
Edward Beewon
Mackle Trophy First Round Ends in Four Flights
The Mackle trophy first round concluded at Camial Clix Country Club with results across four flights. Notable outcomes include Hammond defeating Howe, Gray Jr. overcoming Henry Lyon, and J Hickey beating Knowles by default. Second Flight featured Duffie and West advances, while Third and Fourth Flights saw multiple upsets and close finishes.
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FoMtt
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Pr. G. Wijiame
J. J. Neer
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H. Moore
Malone
R. L. Reed
Yankees Rout Tigers In High Scoring American League Tilt
New York Americans beat Detroit 6 to 4 as Dubuc and Caldwell allowed a spread of hits. Sears and Petrult shared the mound duties for New York, while Detroit’s Dubuc drove in three runs. The Tigers assembled scattered offense but failed to overcome the Yankees’ early lead and late rally.
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Sears
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Watkins Denies Rumor of Lord's Resignation
Memphis July 28 Special Manager Lord will be away on personal business in Chester Pa net rumor spread that he severed ties with the Memphis team and would not return. Secretary WatKing of the Memphis club emphatically denied the claim stating there is no foundation for the rumor and officials are satisfied with Lord and his work.
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Mareger Lord
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Hemingway Goes to Memphis Chicks from Birmingham
Hemingway formerly with the Baron third sacker will join the Memphis Chicks at noon tomorrow and become part of the Memphis clan. He is the third ex Baron on the Memphis team and will play under Red Stewart and Dave Roth after being released by Stalesworth following a thumb injury. Negotiations with other clubs preceded his move, with Memphis making the final offer. He was ordered to report immediately after agreeing to terms.
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Rasen
Hemingway
Baron
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Chicks
Red Stewart
Dave Roth
Stalesworth
Dawson and Hufaula Split Ninth Inning Showdown
Dawson Georgia defeated Hufaula Alabama 7 to 5 in eleven innings on the Dawson diamond. Cam nitz led the Dawson offense with strong support and the team outhit the visitors. In the eleventh, Dawson scored two runs while Hufaula managed only one. Batteries listed were Cammiz and Harper for Dawson, Parker and Ghegsting for Hufaula. Umpire Bill White officiated.
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Parker and Ghegsting
Bill White
Davis & Freeman Cup Results At Druid Hills Club
Clark Donaldson won the 36-note finale for the Davis & Freeman trophy played over the Druid Hills Golf Club course, defeating J. O. Smith 21 up and 9 to play. T. H. McRae won the second flight cup defeating W. R. Smith 1 up. C. T. Nunnally won the third flight cup defeating S. B. Holland 1 up.
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Druid Hills Golf Club
J. O.smith
T. H McRae
W. R. Smith
C. T. Nunnally
B. Holland
Minors Hold Whip Hand In the Baseball War Says Gilmore
Chicago July 28 President Gilmore of the federal league declared the minor leagues hold the whip hand and need not stand the gap unless they choose He answered a protest by GF Chapin of the Rochester interna tionals over the St Louis Federals signing Arthur is Kores Rochester bought from the New York Nations He said the federation would not recognize contracts under the reserve clause and that minors would bear the brunt of the fight while holding leverage in baseball disputes.
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Kores
Rochester
New York Nations
Ar Cnapin
Federan League
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Minor Leagues
Only Upset in Tennis Meet at Longwood
July 28 report from Longwood Cricket Club notes the debut of W B Johnston of San Francisco against Nat W 'Nites of Boston in the fourth round of the annual lawn tennis singles tournament as the only noteworthy upset of the day. G P Gardner Jr state champion fell to Narsia Williams TL. Eastern doubles championship produced no highly interesting matches.
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W BM Johnston
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Nat W 'Nites
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G. P. Gardner, Jr
Donalsonville Defeats Boston in Series Opener
Donalsonville Ga July 2 0 Donalsonville defeated Boston today in the first of the series by a 3 to 0 score Ostendorf for the locals was in form and struck out fifteen Battenes Donalsonville Ostendorf and Galloway Boston Vann and Artine
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Lake View Falls to Conyers by Seven to Seven
In a midweek baseball clash Conyers defeats Lake View 7 to 7. Scoring details show Lake View producing runs in scattered innings while Conyers pitchers held steady. Batteries listed as Yubbs and Vinesan for Conyers and Summers and Evine for Lake View.
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Paper Machinists Demand 20 Percent Wage Increase
New York July 28 J I Keppler vice president of the International Association of Machinists demanded a 20 percent wage rise for machinists at International Paper. John Lundrigan quardial superintendent said no strike is expected but if called the union must give sixty days notice. The company would not grant a wage advance at this time.
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International Paper Company
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International Association of Machiniata
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Pioneer boxing promoter Harry Staten dies after long illness
Harry Staten veteran boxing promoter of Atlanta died yesterday afternoon after several months illness. Known in the city’s sports circles, he promoted many top shows with Wards and Neaher. Survived by two sisters and two brothers, funeral arrangements to be announced. body rests at his sister Mrs J. W. James home on South McDaniel Street.
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Jann Staten
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Church of Trnmaculate Conception
Mra. J. W. James
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Volley Ball Games At Young Men's Christian Association
The YMCA volley ball season shows tight matches and close calls as Atkinson by Mitwing edges Smith 47 to 23, Buckie undefeated with 23 to 19 over Ball, Morison beats Horkin 3 to 21, and Waters edges Tan-steed in a 60 to 23 contest. A Tan-steed crowd watched and public play continues this summer at the YMCA.
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Income Tax Rule On Undistributed Trust Income
Washington July 18 Income of trust estates subject to the income tax and when received by no beneficiary the fiduciary must withhold the Normal tax under WoruunK. Unidistributed Income Host from estates becomes an entity for the normal and additional tax to be paid by the fiduciary. When a beneficiary receives only part of the income the normal tax must be withheld on the sum paid and income retained is untaxable to the estate for both normal and additional tax by the fiduciary. Upon notice with other debtors fiduciaries are exempt from having Income due to them withheld by any other event.
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Corsey elected president at National Florist Merchants convention
San Francisco July 23 J G Corsey Richmond Va was elected president of the National Association of Florist Merchants which closed its convention last night selecting New York as the next meeting place Jos Turner Tampa Fla was chosen first vice president.
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Jos Turner
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