Boxing pairsters fought in disputed New Haven bout and Cross shines
Johnny Coulon of Chicago faced prankish Hays of St Louis in a reportedly fixed bantamweight bout halted after a controversial third round. Referee Fitzgerald quit citing a frame up. Police Cowles ordered continuation. Hayes knocked down twice in the fourth, crowd hissed officials. Croan Beata Revimond. Leach Cross defeated Jack Ad in a ten round NY bout. Both at 134 pounds with Cross using reach to gain advantage.
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New Haven
Conn
Johnny _Coulon
Chicago
Shampion
Sabet
Cowles
Doherty
Enin
Hayes
Croan
Low Fares to Norfolk and MLB Player Trades
Seaboard City Ticket Office offers low rates to Norfolk with June 19 20 21 and July 3 special arrangements for Atlanta travel departing 1 15 p m Friday Tickets priced at 3 Peachtree. St Louis notes two veteran pitchers from the St Louis American League club sold today Barney Pealty moved to Washington and Joe Lake to Detroit. Pitcher Wielman from Maysville Grass League signed by local American League club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Baraca-Phila Thea Union Ticketz
Atlanta
Seaboard City
Today in Baseball: Historic games and player notes from 1880s-1910 era
A compact retrospective by George L. Moreland surveys notable baseball events and players from 1880 through 1910. It highlights Lee Richmond's no hit no run game against Cleveland, Dooin's Cincinnati roots, Knabe and Orr milestones, Schmidt's wild pitching, Nichols' 12 strikeouts, Dummy Hoy's outfield catches, Waddell and Joss in extra innings, and key 1907-1910 matchups including Detroit, Chicago, and Washington outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Moreland
J. Lee Richmond
Worcester Nationals
Toledo
Cleveland
Charles Dooin
Philadelphia Nationals
Cincinnati
Boston Nationals
Detroit
Otto Knabe
Carrick
Dave Orr
St Louis Browns
Charles Sweeney
St. Louis
Schmidt
Pittsburg Nationals
Chicago
Charley Nichols
Boston
Pittsburg
Hoy
Philadelphia Americans
Waddell
Joss
Beau Baters
New York
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Harry Davis
Philadelphia
Athletics
St. Lewis
Browns
Jack Coombs
Barney Pelty
Yale Princeton Game Thursday Draws Big Crowd
New York reports advance ticket sales indicate a large turnout for Yale versus Princeton in the American League park on Thursday afternoon. Each team has a win apiece this year and fans anticipate a showcase game. Sam White of Princeton draws interest from Yale admirers who hope to contain his long drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Advange
Sam” White
Princeton
Yale
New Haven
White
Hke O'Brien
Ball Park
Lee
Richmond
Pater ‘Brien
Walter East
Maneger
Johnson Will Take It Easy Before Flyne Bout
Las Vegas New Mexico June 11 Jack Johnson says he will not box for several days to avoid growing stale before the Flyne match. Trainer Tommy Burns reports Johnson has overdone training and will focus on road work next week. Johnson drilled with Marty Cutler four rounds with Kid Calvin and two with George de Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
Jack Johnson
Jim Flyne
Tommy Burns
Johnson
Marty Cutler
Kid Calvin
George de Bray
Four Athletes Unable to Go to Olympic
New York June 11 Four members of the American Olympic team announce they cannot travel. Beatty of New York A C withdraws due to stepfather illness. Adams and his brother Benjamin miss the trip for lack of leave. Lott Mohawk A Javelin thrower also renounces. Vacancies may be filled from the supplementary list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uaseil Beatty
New York A. C
Platt Adams
Benjamin
Harry Lott
America
Milwaukee trip by auto club leaders signals Grand Prize plans
New York June 11 William K Vanderbilt Jr Henry Sanderson and Colgate Hoyt leaders of the Motor Cups Holding Company and the Automobile Club of America will visit Milwaukee within two weeks to inspect the course and conditions for the Vanderbilt Cup and Grand Prize races set for September Their presence suggests the club will play a larger role in future motor contests and may boost interest in the Grand Prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Henry Sanderson
Colgate Hoyt
Motor Cups Holding Company
Automobile Club of America
Milwaukee
Vanderbilt
Sanderson
Automobile Club
Ten Day Tickets to St. Simons and Cumberland Island
Ten dollar round trip tickets offered via A B and A with double daily service and special sleepers for parties. Tickets on sale Saturdays through the City Ticket Office at 70 Peachtree. Bell Main 11 and Atlanta 223 phones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Simons
Cumberland Island
City Ticket Office
Peachtree
Bell Main
Atlanta
Lookouts Purchase Allen From Memphis Club
Chattanooga on June 11 special edition reports the Lookouts bought pitcher Allen from Memphis tonight. Spencer is assigned to Fort Worth as an utility man Runser recalled from Danville as a relief option while a deal for an outfielder is pending.
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Chattanooga Tonn
Chattanooga
Allen
Memphis
Spencer
Fort Worth
Tex
Runser
Danville
Aililty
Atlanta Fans Demand Strong Infield For Championship Hope
Dick Jemison of the Atlanta Constitution notes C Abernathy’s suggestion to keep Pete O'Brien at shortstop and Walter East at second base. Fans demand a real shortstop and second baseman, as O'Brien and Bast are too slow and erratic, risking another disappointing season despite attendance and loyalty to the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Jemison
Sporting
Atlanta Constitution
Sir. C.abernathy
The
Constitution
Pete O'Brien
Walter East
Atlanta
Abernathy
O'Brien
Bast
Hemphill
Hast
O’brien
Donahue
Banting
Tessa
O Brien
Tay
Tselalt Vail
HoLtyer Redken Rat
Plans Made for National Commercial Gas Assn Convention
Preparations are underway in Atlanta for the National Commercial Gas Association convention December 2 to 7. The event is expected to draw about 2,000 gas men and manufacturers, with total costs around 35 000 dollars. The Auditorium Armory will host exhibits, lighting, piping, and a vast display planned to showcase Atlanta to visitors and potential new industry.
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National Commercial Gas Association
Boston
New York
Chicago
Denver
Atlanta
J. ©. Rushin
Auditorium Armory
Atlanta Gener
Germany
Georgian Terrace
South
Decatur Trade Board Adds To Membership
The Decatur board of trade reports a rapid growing membership with many new additions to the rolls. Names listed include M. Dbd Googer, Frank Ansley, RK. E Hendee, W. W. Jossey, G. C Jossey, D. KR. Ledford, Will Ellis, Tom Leavitt, G W Scott, John R. Maddox, R. J. Cerell, G. H. Gardner, William Alden, Joseph Hutcheson, W. H. Snelling, Howard Askew, M. H George, JB Morgan, JH. Johnston, Thomas Ry bert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Board of Trade
M. Dbd Googer
Frank Ansley
RK. E Hendee
W. W. Jossey
G. C Jossey
D. KR. Ledford
Will Ellis
Tom Leavitt
G W Scott
John R. Maddox
R. J. Cerell
G. H. Gardner
William Alden
Joseph Hutcheson
De Oro Beats Ralph In 200-141 Billiards Match
Alfred De Oro the Cuban expert defeated Ed ward I Ralph the Hightstown barber by 200 to 141 in the first block of 600 points for the national championship in Trenton New Jersey on June 11. De Oro outclassed his opponent throughout the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Oro
Ralph
Trenton
N. J
Alfred de Oro
Edward I Ralph
Hightstown
Barber
Stars to Gainesville in weekend road schedule
The Atlanta Stars depart Thursday for Gainesville to face a fast Gainesville team Thursday through Saturday, then return to play Fort McPherson Sunday afternoon. Sunday night they travel to Pensacola for three games with the Pensacola independent club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars
Gainesville
Atlanta Stars
Fort McPherson
Stort
Pensacola
Fla
Woman of Wesley Memorial Boosts Baby Adoption Belief
Mrs Sarah La Roche Roberts, a noted Wesley Memorial worker, arrives with a Hay orphan to Crawfordville and inspires children to embrace adoption. Her letter emphasizes love of babies and motherhood as the nation’s core motive, while critiquing women who reject baby care and praising the Home Society’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordville
Mra
Sarah-La Roche Roberts
Wesley Memorial Church
Children’s Home Society
Microbe Glycobacter Claimed To Halt Old Age
In France scientists debate Professor Metchnikoff of the Pasteur Institute claims a microbe named glycobacter could prevent old age. Critics like Armand Gautier and Bertillon doubt practicality while Metchnikoff says a dog intestines microbe could generate sugar to destroy aging intestinal microbes in humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris
France
Metchnikoff
Pasteur Institute
Armand Gautier
Academy of Science
Academy of Medicine
Bertilion
Senate Amends Bill for Canal Control and Trade Rules
Washington June 11 The Senate committee on Interoceanic canals favors a House bill to open protect and operate the Panama Canal and govern the canal zone. It retains an exemption for coastwise vessels and adds rules restricting railroad owned ships passing through the canal to coastwise trade limited to trans oceanic ports with 60 percent cargo destined for inter oceanic destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Interoceanic Canals
Panama Canal
Senate
United States
Canada
Mexico
Central and
South America
Man linked to Titanic fraud under arrest in Baltimore
Columbus, Ohio June 11 Jay T Yates once reported drowned in the Titanic disaster is arrested in Baltimore for fraudulently issuing postal money orders in this city. Twenty seven indictments allege he issued as many fake money orders. A woman accomplice spread the tale that he died heroically aiding in rescue efforts. Secret service agents doubted the report and pursued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Jay T. Yates
Bltimore
Post Office
Yates
Secret Service
Myrtle Hawkins Case in the Hands of Jury
Hendersonville North Carolina June 11 The fate of George Bradley Beatrice McCall and Dan McCall with others rested with jurors after a long trial in which Judge Pourchoe presided. The proceedings faced weather delays and intermittent interruptions as the jury considered the case.
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Myrtle Hawkins
Hendersonville
N.C
George Bradley
Boney Bradley
A. B. McCall
Beatrice McCall
Dan McCall
Lizaie Bhattana
Nora Bek Bietenantees
Thes Hoke
Windy Iekea
Fox
Divorced Persons Must Show Parsors
Chicago Methodist ministers voted to bar marriages to divorced persons who do not allow a ten day examination of their records. Rev Francia Miner Moody cited 100,600 U S divorces last year, urging caution as divorce rates rise faster than population. Vigo county Indiana reported the most divorces. California labeled the worst state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Francia Miner Moody
San Francisco
California State Commission of Marriage and Divorce
United States
Europe
Moody
Vigo County
Indiana
Reno
New
California
American Girls Dance Aboard German Warships in New York
New York on June 11 reports German naval officers hosting American guests aboard Moltke and other ships in the Hudson. Prince Henry of Reuss joined officers in dancing with American girls while an orchestra played under canvas amid bunting. Confetti flew and tapes entwined couples as crews entertained Mayor Gaynor’s committee. A sinking launch was quickly aided by German sailors as a lifeboat party continued.
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New York
Hudson
Gaynor
Moltke
Prince Henry of Reuss
Gence
Georgia Cotton Mill Men Form New Manufacturer Group
At Warm Springs Georgia on June 11 leaders of cotton mills gathered for the annual session. The Georgia Industrial Association is renamed the Manufacturers Association of Georgia. Fred B. Gorgon of Columbus is elected president with Harry Williams as secretary and treasurer. Eight vice presidents and twelve directors were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Georgia
Georgia Industrial Association
Manufacturers’ Association of Georgia
Fred B. Gorgon
Columbus
Harry Willams
Neck and Back Broken Girl Recovers After Triangle Fire
Esther Harris an 18 year old survivor of the Triangle fire was pulled from the basement by a rescuer after the panic. She lay unconscious for fourteen weeks, surgeons attached weights to realign her spine, and the operation was successful with her discharge reported as cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Esther Harris
Triangle
Curad
Dentists Convene At Americus For Georgia Society Meet
One hundred Georgia dentists gathered in Americus for the forty-fifth annual Georgia State Dental Society convention. Mayor Mathie and Dr. Charles Davis welcomed visitors as Dr. W. M. Weaver responded. President R. H. Hanson read his address as sessions featured committee reports papers and a clinic by W. G. V. Brown. A lantern lecture by Dr Clinton Howard on stimulation versus strangulation capped the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Georgia
Georgia State Dental Society
Edward Mathie
Charles Davis
W. M. Weaver
LaGrange
R. H. Hanson
Macon
Wr. G V. Brown
Milwaukee
Clinton Howard
Atlanta
Rough Voyage for Hector Reaches Norfolk in Repair Plans
The naval collier Hector arrived in Norfolk in a damaged, battered condition after a gale off Hatteras en route to assist the collier Maria ashore on the Florida coast. The vessel will be repaired at the Norfolk navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Hatteras
Hector
Boston
Maria
Florida
Norfolk Navy Yard
McCreary Reshapes Kentucky Prison Commission
Governor J B McCreary replaced the Kentucky Prison Commission members Henry Lawrence Cadiz M F Canley Louisa and Daniel O Sullivan Louisville in a sweeping shake up amid campaign criticisms that the old board ran a political machine and meddled in legislative elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCreary
Frankfort
J. B. McCreary
Henry Lawrence
Cadiz
M F Canley
Louisa
Daniel O Sullivan
Louisville
Georgia seniors march to baccalaureate in Grand Opera House
Seven hundred Georgia students, led by seniors, will march along Peachtree Street at 10 o'clock to attend the commencement exercises and baccalaureate address by Judge J C Pritchard of North Carolina at 10 30 in the Grand Opera House. An earlier joint senior and junior exercise yielded a valedictory by W A Alexander of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Peachtree
Elopik
Grand Opera House
J. C. Pritenand
North Carolina
W. A. Alexander
Athens
Mcaw
Atlanta
J. S. Milner
J. W Cox
Milner
China
Cox
J. G Milmer
Persia
RM. Ralfe
Waco
Texas
R. G. Malone
Villa Rica
F. R. Hucker
Jesup
W. T Newman
University Club
Atlanta Bar Association
Roosevelt Delegation Plans Friday Departure to Chicago
The Roosevelt delegation to the national Republican convention in Chicago will depart Atlanta Friday afternoon and arrive Monday morning. Most go via Louisville and Nashville, others by Southern and Queen and Crescent routes. Many Taft supporters have also booked seats on the two routes.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Atlanta
Louisville
Nashville
Queen and Crescent
Taft
Boy Crushed to Death Near Cooleemee, North Carolina
The year-old son of John Seamond of Rowan County was crushed to death yesterday when a two-horse wagon driven by his father ran over him on a road three miles from Cooleemee. Seamond, a farmer from Woodleaf, was transporting a heavy load and had allowed his son to ride along. The accident occurred as they traveled from Woodleaf to Cooleemee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
N. C
John Seamond
Rowan County
Seamond
Woodleat
Cooleemee
Bowels as Basis of Child Health
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for children to prevent bowel related illness. It claims to improve appetite restfulness and normal sleep, and cautions against harsher laxatives. It notes availability via doctors and a free sample by mail from Dr W B Wells Mantice lo. YH
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Wallie Utley
Keyser
N. C
E L. Hair
Dalton
W. B.well
Washington Street
Manticelo
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Decatur Trade Board
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Olympic Committee
Stockholm
Wallace McCurdy
Jarvis W. Burdick
Donald T. Lippincott
L. M. Maderio
Sarah LaRoche Roberts
Badly Land
Georgia Children
Biome
Titanic
Manufacturers’ Association
Girl
Grand
Strohs
Ohemian Beer
Paruve
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