Augusta Gun Club to Hold Georgia State Shoot
More than 100 Georgia trap shooters will compete in the third annual Georgia state shoot in Augusta on June 16 and 17 under the Augusta Gun club. Key entrants include James Barrett of Augusta, holder of Georgia’s championship with a 98 of 190, and Walter Huff of Dupont Powder Co., a top professional shooter slated to compete both days.
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Georgia Trap Shooters to offer $3200 prizes and trophies
The shoot plans cash prizes totaling 3200 with numerous trophies donated by individuals and the Georgia Trap Shooters Association. Pro shooters include E Goodrich Walter Huff B A Terry Ned Daniels Edward Holt H D Dibbs John Despert H Clark. Awards feature a Stecling silver fruit stand a sterling vase and a gold watch with engraving plus silver watch fobs for top amateur and championship events.
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Rome Wins 4-3 in Pitchers Duel Over Selma
In Rome Georgia on June 6 Rome defeats Selma 4 to 3 in a pitching duel between Aaron for Rome and Morrison for Selma. Moore Field collected four hits as Rome scored the winning run in the ninth. Stronefield at third for Rome starred, and Joday’s game featured three straight hits after two were out. Also reported: LaGrange beat Gadsden 2-0 behind Sigman and Sellers with two hits each. Newnan edged Anniston 21-17 in a slugfest with four home runs. Talladega topped Opelika 4-3 amid errors. Guelph beat unknown opponent 5-3. In boxing news Mike Gibbons was set to meet Billy Murray in New York on June 18 after Murray’s recent newspaper decision over Al McGor.
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Indians edge Foxes in 4-3 thriller at Savannah
South Atlantic Indians beat Foxes 4-3 as Smallwood allowed nine hits for Savannah while Smith struggled for Columbus. Zimmerman homered. Columbus fielding costly with two errors. Also notes Macon and Augusta 6-6 call due to rain. Scouts shut out Gamecocks 4-0 in Jacksonville with Pearson dominant.
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Ducky Holmes Leads Pitchers and Dent Tops Cracker Boxmen
Memphis pitcher Ducky Holmes leads the Southern league through games played Tuesday June 2 with a 0.333 batting percentage. Bill Sline of Chattanooga is second at .778. Jim Bagby of New Orleans and Buck Weaver of the same team are tied for third at .714. Black of Montgomery has the most games innings runs and hits. Dixie Walker of New Orleans has the most strikeouts with 3 in 12 games. East of Montgomery has walked the most batters. Records listed through Tuesday June 2.
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Shamrock IV Shows Speed In Stiff Wind
In Portsmouth England June 6 Shamrock IV powered by Sir Thomas Lipton faced a fairly stiff breeze. Neither the challenger nor the earlier Shamrock chased top-sail positions and no real racing occurred. On the game course the challenger easily outpaced the trim boat.
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