Old Officers Reelected by Southern Golf Association
The Southern Golf Association met last night and reelected old officers and directors for the upcoming year. Officers include HL OF. Smith as president of Nashville Golf and Country Club, while W. Adair of Atlanta Athletic Club serves as vice president. Directors span clubs in Birmingham, Anniston, New Orleans, Houston, Memphis, Chattanooga, Louisville, and more. The secretary treasurer and next tournament location were not decided, to be set at a future directors’ meeting.
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Southern Golf Association
OF. Smith
Nashville Golf and Country Club
Nashville
Tenn
W. Adair
Atlanta Athletic Club
Atlanta
R. H. Baugh
Birmingham Country Club
Birmingham
Atngy L. P. Smith
Highland Golf Club
Anniston
Ala
Leigh Carroll
Audubon Golf Club
New Orleans
R. Spotta
Houston
Texas
A. H. Mallory
Memphis
Thommasaon
Chattanooga
D. BM
Goodwyn
Louisville
Even Break at Columbia as Cols split twin bill
South Atlantic reports Columbia and Columbia split a doubleheader with strong pitching by Breitenstein and Radabaugh. Breitenstein held the first game’s late innings steady, while Radabaugh shut out Columbia in the second game on four hits.
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Columbia
Braton
Breitenstein
Bodebaugh
Radabaugh
Lewis
Rhe Columbus
Reynolds
Massing
Pears
Powell
Orth
Bavanash
Hrrora
Savannah
Augusta
Wally
Pierce
Coles
Meguon
Rhe
Bavanneh
Nolley
Wells
Dudley
Umpire
Mmis
Field Day at Marist College Marks Commencement
The Marist College field day opens in the morning at 9 o clock with track and field events on campus. In the afternoon the annual game pits the faculty against the varsity baseball squad in a strong showing expected to challenge the veterans.
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Marist College
Walter Little Dominates Battling Leary in Six Rounds
Walter Little of Chicago completely outclassed Battling Leary of New York in Blaten's club last night. The scheduled ten round belt finished in six as Little floored his opponent twice and drove him through the ropes at times. Spectators hailed Little as the best at his weight seen locally. In earlier preliminaries Arthur Bringoh stopped Dissell in sight rounds after furious exchanges while Tommy Moran battered Jimmy Macks for a two round stoppage.
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Walter Little
Chicago
Battling Leary
New York
Blaten
Little
Opponsat
Arthur Bringoh
Dissell
Tommy Moran
Jimmy Macks
Atlanta Players Reach the Finals in Gulf State Tennis
New Orleans on June 7 reports after the second day of the Gulf State Tennis tournament the Iowa team clinched two doubles finals spots for tomorrow Carter and Mansfield of Atlanta MacQuiston and Pipiets of New Orleans Norton and Cooper of Memphis. The New Orleans and Memphis pair will play for a final shot against Atlanta. Semifinals in singles saw MacQuiston of New Orleans Norton of Memphis and Logan of New Orleans win. Carter of Atlanta and Cooper of Memphis may advance depending on today’s match results.
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New Orleans
Iowius
Carter
Mansfield
Atlanta
MacQuiston
Pipets
New Orlean
Norton and Cooper
Memphis
New Orleana
Norton
Logan
Cooper
Latonia Spring Meet Opens as Pari-Mutuel Betting Debuts
Latonia stage opens with five selling races and one maiden event. A large crowd attends under bright skies as $2 pari mutuel betting begins. Favorite John Carroll falters in the fourth race while Dominica and Alma Boy win others. Latonia Entries list future races and contenders.
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Latonia
Latonia Jockey Club
John Carroll
Bettle Sue
Glaesner
Eady
Ormieant
Loftus
Ascon
Minnie Wendle
Herbert
Bisa
Allendale
Anne. Revere
Dancing
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Fareene
Grand Peggy
Alice A. Dale
Cheeky
Red Lass
Betple Sue
Minnia Wendel
Purae
Dominica
Hannan
Clyemic
Kennedy
Nannetke
Grand
Jill
Don Diaz
Frosty Lancaster
Starboard
Ethel W
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Ber He Leater
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Sylvestris
Dave Nichola
May McDonald
Nana
Jones
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Grazer
Humage
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Earles
Acon
Slashing Blow
Lady McNally
Eve Tanguay
Peep Qver
Lane Jr
Ludwine Eagle
Omicron
Alma Boy
Sohn Carroll
rGins
Camille
Martin
Gilvedear
Totson
A'R
Ben How Civita
Dandy Him
Pat Sharpe
Leis Cavanagh
Miss Vigil Jant
Zwo-dolar Mutueld
Jonn Carroll
Useppa
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Crex
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Koerner
McCraw
Wheabburg
Sanctum
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Martuers
Grex
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Mila
Leamence
QuegRa
Griffin
Assault on Two Women Sparks Lynching Fear in Ormond
June 7 Ormond Florida A brutal assault occurred on two middle aged sisters, one invalid, by an Italian laborer. A mob of hundreds gathered but was deterred from immediate lynching. A reward of 500 dollars was offered for information leading to conviction as victims identified the suspect and disputes over identity persisted.
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Onmond
Flé
Yeborer
Fighart Sisters
Ormond
The Cheerful Philosopher Parody on Matrimony
Epletetun listens as Brigham Young jokes about marriages and bliss. He quips about thirty or forty mothers in tax and debts, noting life is trying. Epictetus counters with a wry line about forty wives and dresses that hook in the back.
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Harpers Weekly
Epletetun
Brigham Young
Epictetus
A Relief From Catarrh Promoted By Elipese Cure
A promotional notice touts Elipese Catarrh Cure as instantly relieving catarrh and preventing chronic illness. It quotes a testimonial from Mrs Adline Samant praising the remedy and urges purchase by mail from Reese Medicine Company in Atlanta Georgia.
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Reese Medic
Manufactoring CO
Mercer Alumni Barbecue Honors Clark President At Mercer
Macon Ga June 1 Special Dr M A Clark presiding at Mercer alumni barbecue noon today made a great success Speakers included Rev Josiah Shackleford Judge Thomas G Lawson president of the board of trustees Others noted were A W Lane J R Brown Dr G A Nunnally H J Taylor E V Baldy Bryant Collfer Howell Cons A M Gates H Clarke and C E Sutton A novel feature was fathers and sons of graduates presenting remarks Plans announced for alumni organizations in larger points officers named for another year Dr M A Clark president E T Holmes vice president J G Harrison secretary and Polhii Wheeler treasurer
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Macon
M. A. Clark
Mercer
Josiah Shackleford
Udge
Thomas G. Lawson
Board of Trustees
A. W. Lane
J. R. Brown
G A. Nunnally
H J. Taylor
E. V. Baldy
Bryant Collfer
Howell Cons
A. M. Gates
H. Clarke
C. E.sutton
E. T. Holmes
J. G. Harrison
Polhtii Wheeler
Still raid near Forsyth uncovers large operation
Revenue officers seized a large still on Possim Creek in Procter’s district about seven miles from Forsyth. They destroyed beer, seized whisky, and broke up the operation after discovering substantial quantities indicating a planned large volume of moonshine.
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Juliete
Specterl
Possim Creek
Procter’s
Forsyth
Plea to Raise Salaries of Teachers in Atlanta
At the Second and Third Ward Club meeting Monday night a resolution endorsed by the club urged the city board of education to raise teachers salaries. Frank Wilby argued that educated teachers deserve higher pay than merchants pay their janitors and urged public sentiment to press council for a raise. Deputy Sheriff Killed in Leesville, June 7 Major Kirby of Vernon parish struck by a train of the Kansas City Southern railroad.
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Frank Wilby
Ward Club
Second
Third Ward
Board of Education
Atlanta
Board of Education Fores Council
Leesville
Mafjor Kirby
Vernon Parish
Kansas City Southern Railroad
BEER SALOONS SEE NEAR BEER LICENSE RISES AND EXPANSION
The police committee will act on 93 petitions for near beer licenses and refer them to the police committee. Near beer licenses now cost 300 per year, with expected revenue around 57 300 this year and possibly 60 000 by July 1 as more saloons open. The city will exceed expectations by about 70 009 in revenue, with more near beer establishments than pre prohibition whisky and beer saloons combined. Cordelié the washerwoman is noted but not related to the licensing items.
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Xalgong
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