Barons Triumph Over Lookouts In Southern League
Birmingham defeats Chattanooga 5 to 1 as Boehling struggles early and Messenger powers the offense. Parker, Moran, and Yaniz provide key hits while Chappelle and Boehling exchange in the rotation. Game timed at 1:35 with Fitzsimmons and Breitenstein umpiring.
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Barons
Lookouts
Birmingham
Ale
Chattanooga
Boehling
Chappelle
Boyd
Messenger
Coyinib
Messa'r.rt
Sentellis
Gpene'r
Chap'llep
Bochingp
Moran
Spencer
Mesenger McGlivray
Yan‘z
McGilvray
Mobride
Noyes
Chap- Palle
Boebling
Fitzsimmons
Breitenstein
No Hit No Run Game Shines From Edwards Triumph
Commerce defeated Royston 11 to 0 in a no hit no run stellar effort by Sam Edwards. Edwards struck out thirteen and allowed one pass, aided by Bartle’s catching. Blackman pitched well for the visitors until the seventh, when Royston rallied briefly. Batteries Howard and Barber. Blackman, Jordan, and Forbes.
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Commerce
Ression
Sam Edwards
Royston
R. Ginn
Hobnson
McWhorter Jorden
Brooks
Edwards
Bartle
Blackman
Jordan
Tomnerce
Urs
Hodgson
Blackstock
Peteral
Houston
RH EK
Rosston
Holward
Barber
Forbes
Forget Your Feet and Buy Comfortable Shoes in Georgia
A busy man might as well be crippled as to be poorly shod. Poor shoes make it awful hard to keep your mind off your feet. King Bee and Easy Street are comfortable. They are made in our Georgia Shoe Factory and are there on style and wearing qualities. Two new classy lasts have just been put in Ty Cobb, Red Rock. They’ll please you. Just ask your dealer to show them.
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King Bee
Easy Street
Georgia
Ty Cobb
Chassia
National
South Atlantic Comnets 2 Indians 1 in Savannah
Columbia wins series opener at Savannah 2 to 1 as Hopping on Scheneberes delivery yields two doubles after a walk and steal. Langen busy in center, Reis strong on mound. score by innings shows Columbia with 2 runs in first and rest, Savannah 1 run late. Umpire Kelly.
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Indians
Savannah
Schenebere
Columbia
Langen
Reis
R. H. B. Columbia
Reig
White
Scheneberg
Bieime
Kelly
National League scores feature hard hitting in mixed results
Baseball brief from Boston and Philadelphia shows Tyler’s three hits in a 2 1 loss to Chicago after Boston errors. Philadelphia pounded Pittsburg 17 4 with Magea driving three singles and a triple, Titus scoring five, Deolan four RBIs. New York beat St Louis 14 9 as rally falls short. Cincinnati shutout Brooklyn 2 0 in 81 minutes. Umpires and times listed.
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Cuba
Dodgers
Boston
Philadelphia
O'Toole
Cole
Pittsburg
Magea
Titus
Deolan
Kelly
Brennan
Doom
Kiem
Bush
Giants
Columbus Slugging Fest Tops Albany in Nine Runs
Columbus wins 9 to 4 over Albany in a high scoring game marked by costly errors and three earned runs, with Lowery relief failing to stem the tide. Manning and Bennett lead with hits. Umpire Pender calls the game.
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Columbus
Heary
Albany
Lowery
Mitay
Reynolds
Morrow
Krebs
Low- Ty
McVay
Pender
Sungmary
Manning
Bennett
Day
McCay
No Chance for Horse Racing Restored in Louisiana
Baton Rouge La June 4 A poll of the lower house shows a strong opposition to restoring horse racing in Louisiana. A majority of members express themselves against the bill recently introduced to revive racing in New Orleans.
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Baton Houge
Louisiana
General Assembly
New Orleans
Johnson Tops Powell As Senators Take Final In Series
Washington senators beat St Louis 3 to 2 in the final game of the series, Johnson outpitching Powell and timely hitting shaping the win. Others note White Sox 3, Athletics 0 with Bach and Zelder scoring on plays, and Tigers 14, Yankees 1 behind strong Detroit hitting. Cleveland defeats Boston 6 to 1 marking La Joie Day with a horse shoe gift and multiple hits.
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Senators
St. Louis
Walter Johnson
Jack Powell
Washington
Innins
K. Dh
EL Washington
St Louis
Johnson
Ainsmith
Powell
Krichell
Um‘Pires
Dineen
Perrine
Naps
Hed Sox
Cleveland
Boston
Bedient
Cleorte
Gregg
Grege
Lajoie
Honors Claimed By New Orleans In Southern Golf Meet
In Chattanooga the Southern Golf Association qualifying round saw New Orleans players dominate with RG Bush posting 77 the day's best. The Country Club of New Orleans captured the club trophy as Audubon Club trailed, while sixty four players advanced to second qualifying at Lamoniowa. A banquet for visitors followed and the association's annual meeting was postponed to tomorrow night to elect officers and set next year's tournament details.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
New Orleans
Southern Golf Association
Lamoriow
R. Tt. Brooke
R. OH. Suuga
Birmingham
F.C Hubinan
Nashville
FF. Spurlock
Chattinooga
We He Is
Scott
Atlanta
H.T Wilson
Knoxville
A. Henderson
J. T. Tinwland
Little Rock
W. VP. Stewart
H. A. Wilght
Macon
J.P. Edeington
Memphis
A. Stewart
D. & Weaver
Alempnis
F.G Byrd
Lawson Watts
G. G. W. Adair
T. O. Morris
J. A. Selden
A. H. Mallory
H. B. Crawford
Knoxvill OW
Atllanta
A. G. Morrow
W. P. Ward
D. I. Henderson
T. F. Webb
J. W
Rhea
W C Pollard
Smith Cullum
Brrmingham
W. R. Tichenor
JC. McAfee
W A. Jones
Cat Gibson
Leigh Carroll
Probasca
Mackenzie
W. H. Rowan
Cc M Snow
Ernest Martin
TR Davidson
Cotham
S Montague
M. H Allison
Chattananoga
Roger Smith
M Rose
H. Gilman
Swab
Scoggins
Tfe
Jiamison
M. Chamberlain
Golf and Country Club
Fred Herreshoff Loses His Match in British Amateur
London June 4 A combination of bad luck and misplay upset Fred Herreshoff chances in the British amateur golf championship at Westward Ho. In his first round he was defeated by D A M Brown of the Isle of Wight two up with one to play. W C Vanderpool, the other American entrant, also lost to H I Nichols of the Royal North Devon Club by nine up and eight to play.
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London
Fred Herreshoff
Westward Ho
Aam Brown
Isle of Wight
W .C. Vanderpool
Aimilar
H I. Nichols
Royal North Devon Club
Ellis Draws With Kreider In Frenzied Chattanooga Bout
Fred Lilis of Atlanta and Rube Kreider of Rome Ga fought eight rounds to a draw in Chattanooga Tenn The clash was one of the fiercest seen in the city In the fourth round Ellis was tripped by Kreider and fell over the ropes to the floor four feet below He landed on his head but sprang up and charged Kreider again The remainder of the fight was a furious exchange with Ellis the aggressor throughout.
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Mhattanooga. Tenn
Fred Lilis
Atlanta
Rube Kreider
Rome
Ellis
Kreider
Dozen Athletes Picked for Olympic Games
New York June 4 A dozen athletes were tentatively chosen by the American Olympic committee to form the team for Stockholm. The executive committee recommended the men to the selection committee and they must report to Manager Halpin by June 1. Names include Frederick Stallen, E J Beeson, H Bellah, J L Courtney, James J Donahue, Clarence Edmundson, Peter C Gerhardt, M W Hawkins, George L Horine, F W Kelley, Walter McClure, and Ralph Rose.
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New York
Stockholm
American Olympic Committee
Ceim
Halpin
Frederick Stallen
E. J. Beeson
Hardier
H. Bellah
J. L Courtney
James J. Donahue
Clarence 3. Edmundson
Peter C. Gerhardt
M. W. Hawkins
George L. Horine
F. W. Kelley
Walter McClure
Ralph Rose
Drowned clerk Ervin Hutchinson at Blackshear pump house
Ervin Hutchinson a 19 year old clerk at Blackshear Manufacturing Company drowned at the pump house on the Alabama river in Blackshear Georgia where he went to meet friends for fishing and is believed to have cramps His body was recovered and his Greenwood South Carolina family learns of the tragedy.
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Blackshear
Ervin Hutchinson
Blackshear Manufacturing Company
Alabama River
Young Hutchinson
Greenwood
S. C
Presbyterian Institute
Jones Heads Cards In St Louis Baseball Club Election
In St Louis this afternoon J C Jones a local lawyer was chosen president of the St Louis National League baseball club Mrs Helen R Britton heiress of the Robinson estate was named vice president It was announced that Roger Bresnahan will have full control of the team on and off the field
Memorial to Maj Butt at Sewanee Gains Alumni Support
Subscriptions are rising nationwide for a 250000 memorial gymnasium to Major Archie Butt on Sewanee edge of Hardee athletic field. Alumni including Luke Lea and other prominent figures back the project with President Taft showing support as Sewanee commencement begins June 6 attracting a record alum and trustee turnout.
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Sewanee
Luke Lea
Washington
University of the South
Archie Butt
Hardee Athletic Field
Major Butt
Sewance
Tennessee
John Sharp Willams
Leroy Percy
Mississippi
H. H. Lurton
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Country Needs Knife Says Woodrow Wilson
Atlantic City June 4 Wilson compares the nation to a patient needing surgery urging calm to stop violent hysteria and seeking homeland aid. Dr Abraham Jacobi was named president of the pediatric association and urged baby saving measures.
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Woodrow Wilson
Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Associathen
New Jersey
Societ Se
Abraham Jacobi
New York
Pecocietion
Congress to Probe Prices of Meat and Beef Trust
Washington report on June 4 describes the House Judiciary Committee deciding to begin an immediate investigation of the beef trust. It seeks to confirm the existence and manipulation of meat prices, possible Sherman Act remedies, and whether amendments are needed, with Attorney General to provide data. Representative Edwards of Georgia and Chairman Clayton voice urgency for action.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
United States
Chicago
Department of Justice
House Committee
Charles Ggdwarda
Georgia
Chie Trust
Sherman Liw Ag
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Beef Trust
Rostron Receives Congressional Thanks Medal
The house merchant marine committee agreed to report favorably the senate bill honoring Captain Rostron of the Carpathia with the thanks of Congress and a $1000 gold medal for rescuing Titanic survivors on June 4.
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Rostron
Washington
House Merchant Marine Committee
Senate
Congress
Carpathia
Georgia Civil Bill Allocates Prison Work and Post Office Funds
Washington reports the sundry civil bill for Georgia includes 154000 for the US penitentiary at Atlanta plus 75000 for prison completion with a proviso to maximize inmate work. It also provides 100000 for Augusta post office and courthouse and 30000 for a Carrolton post office building, with a 10000 grant for a Sitway monument to General Screven and Daniel Stewart in Liberty County.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
United States Penitentiary
Atlanta
Committee On
House
Georgia
James Screven
Daniel Stewart
Sitway
Liberty County
Augusta
Carralton
Cedartown
Christians Wanted as Convict Guards in Jackson
In a June report from the prison bank duties, Trustee W. AL Montgomery urges employing men of Christian character as guards and sergeants. Col Montgomery notes the belief that a convict must be skilled in reading and discipline, warning that those lacking such traits should seek other positions.
Postoffice Projects and Costs Listed in Georgia
A record outlines several postoffice related expenditures in Georgia. The Elberton project shows 36900 dollars for continuation of a postoffice building while Savannah receives 30000 dollars for a postoffice extension and resent lockouts. An additional ten ton amount of 2500 dollars is noted for a commencement postoffice building with a further 30000 dollars listed.
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Bame
Elberton
Postoffice
Savannah
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