Brilliant golf in Western meet. Adair loses to Cahn Jr.
Perry Adair loses to Albert Cahn Jr. five up four to play in Grand Rapids during the Western Amateur at Grounds. Adair, noted for frequent participation, admits he was outplayed. Cahn remains reserved, declaring luck played a part. Adair plans to stay in town for the rest of the week.
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Perry Adair
Cahn
Grand Rapids
Western Amateur Golf Association
Albert Cahn
Omaha
Adair
Cabn
Adu
Neville Eliminated After Dramatic Finish in Pacific Coast Amateur
Grand Rapids reports a vivid afternoon at Kent Country Club as Jack Neville of San Francisco falls to Allis of Milwaukee 2 up after a fierce 36 hole duel. Hunter of Midwick beats Hale 3 and 2, Weber loses to Stanton, and Evans defeats Lee 4 and 4. Pairings for tomorrow include Evans v Sackel and Gardner v Standish.
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Grand Rapids
Jack Neville
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Jale
Stern
EP Als HI
Milway Alls
Kent Country Club
Milwaukee
Allis
Neville
Newville
RY Hunter
Midwick
Pasadena
Fraser Hale
Edgewater
Chicago
Harald Weber
Toledo
Phil Stanton
Charles Evans Jr
Howard
Lee
Detroit
Albert, Secker
Riverside
George Txon
Sawyer
James D Standish Jr
Howard Walton
Champaign
Caun
Evans
Sackel Gardner
Allie Standish
Stanton
Georgia League baseball results from Brunswick and surrounding towns
Brunswick 2 Americus 3 in Brunswick. Pratt pitched four no-hit innings before Americus rallied with a four-run fifth. Reynolds and Hartner led Brunswick's offense. Waycross 3 Thomasville 4 as visitors’ defense faltered. Cordele defeated Valdosta 4 1 behind solid pitching from Vaiden and Anderson amid contentious umpire decisions.
Fragmented Scores From Regional Baseball Leagues
National and regional leagues report a scatter of results with teams such as North Carolina League entries and Virginia League contests. Notable tallies include Beaufort and Cal in Texas League action, Houston defeating Austin, and a mixed slate across Durham Raleigh Norfolk Petersburg and Chesapeake standings.
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Ashele
Ashe's
Durham's Greens
Durk
Raleigh
Porish
Ronke
Norfolk
Petersburg
Beau't
Cal's
Ft Worth
San An
Waco
Houston
Austin Louston
Austin & Enternstional
Buffis
Jet City
Torta
Prav'ce
Rocher
Monval
Baitre
Indie
Han Cley Ganads
Clev
Barons Win Opener as Kellum Fines Umpire in Rain Match
The Barons defeated the Crackers 7 to 1 in Birmingham at Ponce de Leon in the first game of a series. Dick Robertson worked four innings of three-hit ball for the Barons, while Kellum and Smith sparked a late altercation after a rain delay, Kellum fining Smith ten dollars and the two nearly fighting before McConnell intervened. The Barons led 4-0 after three, Jones and Molesworth contributing key hits as rain interrupted play in the fifth before continuing and the Barons sealing the win with solid defense and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Jemison
Barons
Crackers
Ponce da Leon
Dick Robertson
Savannah
Holand
Eibel
Carroll
Williams
Collier
Smith Tooks
Win Kellum
Kellum
Smith
Birmingham
Ming
Billy
McConnell
Amby
Welch
Hack
Bill
Hine
Ffuie
Kellums
Preas
Molesworth
Tum
Balla
Rudderham
Tocal
Dent
Kircher
Marcan
McDonald
Wil
Iams
Carroll Bop
Stewart
Coving
Holland Alt
Carre
Bisland
Exels
Marean
Eliam
Dilger
Ethel
Jean
Rortson Marcan
Gry
Robertson
Holland
Havel
Fural
New Orleans
Rube Kisanger
New Orléans
Chattanooga
Charles Hemphill
J. Paul American Association
Boyd
Graham
Henyxc
Burress
Higinsc
i/Steere
Kieserp
Grahame
Boydp
Toray Go
Starr
Hemphill
Flick i
Graff
Ens
Bluhm
Po Marcan
Oe Stewart
Rtath
Atlanta
Ellam
Double Biays
Binland
Jennings
Bibel Dunn
Biber
Wiliams
Willams
Rome
Talladega
Fome
Suly
Knight
Shean
Baker
Talar
White
Montgomery Bees Triumph as Billies Split Twin Bill
In Montgomery Alabama on July 29 the Billies and Chicks split a doubleheader. Memphis Enis' afternoon game won 1 to 7 featured a long right field hit and a sharp double play from Marker to first. Donahue argued an umpire ruling after being put out. McLeod pitched well in relief as Leichhardt was hit hard. Second game saw Flack injured early, McLeod again pitched well, with Montgomeery winning 7 to 2.
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BM Smith
Kavanaugh
Little Rock, Ark
Buffalo
George Kirche
Uncle Sam
Eves Tal Marcan
Lil
Hillam
Stewart
McDonald
Moteaworth
Molesworth
Moley
Teim
Montgomery
Ala
Montamary
Memphis
Enis
Parker
Donahue
Flack Wag
McLeod
Leichhardt
Aiscot
Ufetotderss
Coylert
I Ofueker Sb
Gisthres
Oltiwréab
McEkit
Mullen
Jantzen
Clothier
Baker
Snedecor
Hollander
Karr
Pinela
Mont
Alen Ct
Boker
Howe Sp
Aipayir
Ieneu
Grbine
Beore
Montgomery LL
Raven
Dunckel
Schiot
Gribbin
Jeridice
McCormick
Allison
Meertts
Jsentzen
Glothier O Mullen
Nck
Ote Piehhardt
Yanks
Tro
Cleveland
New York
Fisher
Brown
Birmingham
Truesdale
Hagerman
Blanding
O'Neil
Sweeney
Evans
Egan
Rhe Cleveland
Bowman
Onell
Nanamaker
Egon and
Ivans
Longwood Bowl Won by Tennis Champion
Maurice E McLoughlin of San Francisco won the Longwood bowl by defeating William Johnston, also of San Francisco, 6 4 6 1 in straight sets. McLoughlin now needs one more victory to gain permanent possession, having won a leg two years ago but defaulted last year.
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Boston
Maurice E McLoughlin
San Francisco
William'm Johnston
McLoughlin
Johnston McLoughlin
Niles
T @ Bundy
S Dabney
RN Williams
Murray
WM Johnston
Williams
Nets
National League Doves Triumph as Boston Falls to Cubs
In a July 29 National League slate recap Boston defeated Chicago 8 to 3 after leading 3 0 early. Zabel allowed two runs in the first two innings before Hageman gave up three more in the seventh. Boston rode four hits and timely offense to complete the two out of three series win.
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Doves
Cube
Boston
Chicago
Zabel
Hageman
Zabel Tageman
Bresnehan Jamey
Whaling
Byron and
Johnson
Cerdn
Philles
Philadelphia
St Lous
Marshall
Rhe
Yoo
Perritt
Snyder
O Connor
Dooling
Klem
Emilie
Selma
LaGrange
Ala
Gase
Shirley
Jackson Tenn
J Donaldson
O Donaldson
Rhe LaGrange
Zellers
Fate of S I A A Hangs in Balance
The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association holds a called meeting at the Georgian Terrace at 2 pm with afternoon and night sessions to settle the organization’s future. Voting showed 12 colleges in favor and 8 against, Tech and Vanderbilt ineligible after withdrawal, with four major rule disputes over eligibility, education standards, one year rule, and external affiliations likely to decide the fate of the conference.
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Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Georgian Terrace
W .M Rigga
Riggs
Tech
Vanderbilt
Mississippi A & M
Uni
Versity
Kentucky
Mercer
Auburn
Howard
Florida
Sewanes
Chattanooga
Mississippi
Alabama
Clemson
Georgia
Louisville
Texas A & M
Mississippi College
Citadel
Tennessee
Tulane
Louisiana State
Walford
College of Charleston
Millsaps
Vanderblit
Pame
Coueges
Peanthilfittes
Teeh
Vandy
Southern College
South
Awa
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic
Elreler
McCormick Signed to Manage Lookouts for 1915 Season
Chattanooga Tenn July 29 Special Manager Harry McCormick of the Lookouts has been signed to manage the Chattanooga club in 1915. Local owners express satisfaction and delight with his showing this season and anticipate continued success under his leadership.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Spe
Tal
Harry McCormick
The
Lookouts
Chattanooga
Today's games across multiple leagues summarized
Daily schedule lists numerous matchups across the Southern and South Atlantic Leagues plus American and Federal leagues. Teams include Birmingham Atlanta Chatta NC Nashville Mobile Memphis Monta Columbus Augusta Jaxville Charles'n Macon Columbia Albany Savannah Booton Chicago Paladela St Louis Washington Detroit NY Cleveland St Louis Baston Pitsee Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Kan City Pittsh Indians Baltimore Buffalo Georgia State League Americas in Bwick Thomasville Valdosta Newnan Gadsden Anniston Selma Rome Talladega
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Moblie
York
St Philaphia
Chicago Bi
Boston Be
St Louis
Washington
Boston
Detrol
Cincinnati
Chicago
Phosphia
Pittsburg
New Lark
Brooklyn Ceaty
Pittebure
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chatta
Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
Monta
Columbus
Augusta
Jaxville
Charles'n Macon
Columbia
Albany
Savannah
Booton
Paladela
Detroit
Cleveland
Federal League
Kan City
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Georgia State League Americas
Bwick
Wass
Thomasville
Cordela
Valdosta
White Sox and Giants May Tour South America
Chicago owner Charles A. Comiskey contemplates a winter tour of South America by the White Sox with possible accompaniment by the New York Nationals. Comiskey and Giants manager John McGraw are not confirming detailed discussions.
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White Sox
Giants
South America
Commy
Chicago
Charles A. Comiske
Coroiskay
New York Nationals
Comiskey
John Mc Graw
Boston Wins Ten Inning Battle Over Chicago
Boston edged Chicago 8 to 4 in ten innings as Grege from Cleveland pitched for the Red Sox, allowing a fourth inning hiccup before a pinch hitter in the eighth. Hatteries Leonard, Hedjent and Thomas Carrigan aided by Cicotte Faber and Schalk. Time 2:40. Umpires Chill and Hildebrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
White Sox
Chicago
Boston
Greag
Cleveland
Carrigan
Foston
Leonard Grege Hedjent
Thomas Carrigan
Cicotte Faber
Schalk
Chill and
Hildebrand
VOLS SELL SPRATT BECK TURNED BACK
Nashville reports Jack Spratt suspended for failure to report and sold today to Newport News in the Virginia league. George Back acquired from the Cleveland organization. returned by Nashville. Memphis 6 Montgomery 4. Hints provided: game notes against Montgomery with pitchers Black McLeod and Liebhardt, rain delay noted.
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Nashville
Tenn
Inflalder
Jack Spratt
Newport News
George Back
Memphis
Montgomery
Hita
Black
McLeod
Liebhardt
Urmpires
Brettenstein
Pitteld
Anniston Falls Short In Op and Alabama League Opener
Opelika edges Anniston 2 to 0 as Davis Glazner duel yields tight pitching. Baumgardner Spitznagle shine. Blackwell robs Lamar of a three-base hit. Umpire Blackburn. Also Newnan blanks Gadsden 6 to 0. Selma tops LaGrange 7 to 1 with Shirley debut. Rome beats Talladega 7 to 4. Continuous scores and fielding highlight the day across Alabama towns.
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Opelika
Anniston
Ala
Davis
Glazner
Blackwell
Lamar
Abbot
Baumgardner
Spitznagle
R. Opelika
Anniston Uoo
Darty
Williams
Sheppard
Blackburn
South Atlantic Peaches and Tourists duel in seven innings
Baseball scores list a series of games with teams such as South Atlantic Peaches, Augusta, Jacksonville, Columbia, and Savannah. Notable results include Macon defeating Augusta 5 to 4 in seven innings and Columbia besting Jacksonville 5 to 4 with seven innings by agreement. Umpires named Pender, Vitter, and Meran.
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Peaches
Tourists
Rae Macon
Augusta
Voss
Bashan Winehell
Bereer
Pender
Aacon
Poster
Bashao- Snyder
Berger
Gamecocks
Jacksonville
Columbia
Johnson
Farina
Gardin
Stuart
Vatter
Golden Aml
al- Aonson
Pire Vitter
Fielding Streak Ends for Nashville Second Baseman Otto Williams
Otto Williams, Nashville Volunteers second baseman, had a strong string of errorless games before a bobble against the New Orleans Pelicans Tuesday afternoon. He had logged thirty straight errorless games with about fifty put-outs and eighty-five assists in the month prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Willams
Nashville Volunteers
Otto
New Orleans Pelicans
Giants Chase Graf From Chattanooga In Drift Toward Trade
Chattanooga Tennessee July 29 special the city was asked to set a price today on third baseman Graf for fall delivery to the New York Giants two scouts have watched the infielder for some time and it is believed the deal will close in a few days.
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Gignt
Pirates
New York
Pittsburg
Tesreau
McQuillan
Wagner
Rhe Pittsburg
Gibson
Mevara
Quigley and
Eason
Chattanooga Tenn
Chattanooga
New York Giants
National Chamguong
Davis Cup Semi Finals Set in Fittsboro
Draws announced for the Davis Cup semi finals at Klegheny Country Club between Germany and Australasia. NE Brookes will face Otto Proitzheim, AF Wilde meets Oscar Kreutzer, with Brooke and Wilding pairing against Kreutzer and Froitzheim in doubles. Brooke injures ankle but pledges to play.
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Fittsboro
Klegheny
NE Brookes
Australasia
Otto Proitzheim
Germany
AF Wilde
Oscar Kreutzer
Brooke
Wilding
Froitzheim
Kreutser
Brookes
Kreutzer
Kansan City Beats Pittsburg 5 3 In Baseball Averages
Kansan City defeats Pittsburg five to three in a game featuring Batteries-Stone Adams Enzen roth Camouitz Walker and Berry for Kansas City. Baltimore edges Indianapolis four to three with Willheim Jackttsch Kaiserling Warren on the battery. Chicago tops Buffalo four to three with Pendergast Wetsen Block Krapp Meran Bila r. Brooklyn beats St Louis four to two with Marion Houck McGraw Pegerg Land Davenport Brown Chapman Simons in the lineup.
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Kansan City
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Pittsboro
Stone, Adams and Enzenroth Camouitz
Walker and
Berry
Chicago
Buffalo
Pendergast Wetsen
Block Krapp Meran
Bila'r
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Rhe Brookyn
St Louis
Marion Houck
McGraw
Pegerg and Land
Davenport, Brown and
Chapman Simons
Queries Answered on Southern League Schedules and Home Games
The sporting editor answers questions about pitching, home games, and schedules. Questions cover Atlanta's at home games, opponents, and dates. Savannah home dates between August 19 and 24 with opponents. Selma's rest of season schedule from July to August across LeGrange Newnan Rome Opelika and Columbia. and other sports notes referenced as on page 8.
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Mable Hoy
Birmingham
Naghvile
Chattanooga
Memphis
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Savannah
Auguste
Columbia
LaaGrange Ip
Selma
LeGrange Fm
Newnan
Selms
Opelika
Rome
Roma
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Pratt
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Americus Boo
Pierre Hartner
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Schuman
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