College Battery Joins Lookouts In Chattanooga
Chattanooga, Tenn June 11 Manager Elberfeld announced the signing of pitcher Howell star from Louisiana State University and catcher Breaux who played with Jefferson College near New Orleans. Breaux has reported and will replace Charley Moran. Howell succeeds Forrest More and is expected to report tomorrow.
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Louisiana State University
Breaux
Jeferson
Marist Convent
New Orleans
Charley Moran
Forrett
May Divide Season In Empire League
Cordele Georgia July 11 Special President Groover of the Empire State league calls a meeting of league directors in Cordele next Friday. The session is to cover routine business and the possibility of dividing the season into two halves forty five games each. If adopted two champions would meet for the league title, else the season may be extended.
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Empire State League
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North Carolinian Breaks Mile World Record
Greensboro N C Daily News reports Richard Little, amateur from Lenoir College, set both amateur and professional mile records on a privately built track with a time of 4 minutes 121-5 seconds. Taber of Brown stayed with Little to the first quarter. seven Harvard men witnessed. Dr Mandott of Harvard examined him. locals carried him two miles home.
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Lenoir College
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Brown
John Csaul Jones
Harvard
Mandott
Tim
Grocers' League Opens Its Season at Piedmont Park
Hy Hal Reynolds reports the Grocers' League opened its season with three games at Piedmont Park. The Producers crushed Kampers 13 to 1 behind Stewart's dominant pitching and 14 opponent strikeouts. Allen, Stewart and Mix each had three hits. Kampers bats sputtered as Autre gave up the runs. In other games Rogers Co beat Stewart D Jones 18 to 5 while Grant Park Elks edged The Journal 5 to 4.
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Grocers
Piedmont Park
Kampers
Stewart
Breeze
Allen
Mix
R. H. Kampers
Crews Practice for Saturday's Intercollegiate Regatta
In Poughkeepsie on June 14 the Cornell, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia and Washington crews practiced on the Hudson for the intercollegiate rowing regatta. No time trials were held today, and the Washington varsity prepared with a long training row. Washington’s four mile time trial yesterday was 4 minutes 21 seconds. Syracuse crews were due to arrive tomorrow to join training on the Hudson.
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ON. Y
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Wisconsin
Penn-sylvania
Columbia
Washington
Tharrows
Pennsylvania
Wiscotsin
Washington Varsity Eres Went To the River Corn Mites, Coach Cont- Shear
Syracuse
Empire State League Attendance Trophy Awarded to Waycross Director
Waycross Georgia on June 11 special report states Fred Brewer will own the Empire State League attendance trophy as Waycross had the highest opening day attendance. Brunswick placed second with 2726 paid attendees. Brewer plans to display the cup upon arrival and later pair it with the 1913 pennant.
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Fred Brewer
Empire
Brunswick
Brewer
Ennis Follows Weston Walking to Minneapolis
John Ennis, 71, who started from New York a day after Edward Peyton Weston on a walking trip to Minneapolis, arrived here this afternoon with a wrenched knee but otherwise in good shape.
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Weston
Shaira
John Ennis
New York
Edward Peyton Weston
Minneapolis
Mrs Barlow Wins Defends Her Title in Cricket Club Match
West Newton Mass June 11 Mrs Ronald H Barlow of the Marlow Cricket Club Pennsylvania successfully defends her title today in a closely watched match.
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West Newton
Mass
Ronald H Barlow
Marlow Cricket Club
Pennsylvania
Bet on two winners in a long innings game debate
Dick Jemteon argues in The Constitution about a baseball rule dispute. A runner on first, a batter hits to the second base line, the center fielder throws to second. Is the batter credited with a hit when a base-runner is forced out? The rule states no hit is credited when a batter is forced out.
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Dick Jemteon
Motor Boat Dream Wins Bermuda Race
Hamilton Bermuda June 11 Motor boat Barbara I crossed the finish line at 26 minutes past 3 this morning in the Philadelphia to Bermuda race. The Dream owned by Charles J. Lagen of the Yachtsmen's club, smallest entrant, finished at 4 55 PM with a 16 hour 44 minute 36 second time allowance over Barbara II. Unofficial corrected time says the Dream wins by 3 hours 14 minutes and 68 seconds.
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Bermuda
Barbara
Philadelphia
Dream
Charles J. Lagen
Yachtsmen's Club
St Davids Head
Barbara II
Stop Boxing In New York In Hot Months Plan
June 11 New York State Athletic Commission discussed a proposal to halt boxing exhibitions in New York during June July and August. The measure, expected to take effect next year, aims to place boxing on a defined season similar to baseball football and hockey.
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New York
New York State
Chicago Beats New York In Pitchers Duel 1 0
Chicago edged New York 1 to 0 as Fussell held the locals scoreless for nine innings. Mattick and Collins starred for Chicago with Fisher battered for 11 hits in eight innings. McKechnie and Weaver made spectacular catches in the field.
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New York
Chicago
Fussell
Mattick
Collins
Fisher
McKechnie
Weaver
Asheville Crew Wins by Five Lengths on Lake
Asheville school crew defeated Washington and Lee university by five lengths in the annual boat race. The Asheville oarsmen displayed superior form with little trouble. A mammoth crowd witnessed the finish as part of the commencement activities.
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Funeral for Mrs. Mary B. Loughridge Held in Cliffview
Mrs Mary B Loughridge aged 67 widow of William Loughridge died Tuesday at her Cliffview home. Funeral conducted today with interment at the family cemetery in Murray county. She leaves eight children Bra FU P Gregory Leinia Amos Luther Loughridge Datta Mrs William Melver Graham Fla Jack Ben Loughridge Atlanta and Clare Loughridge Texas.
Tech Officials and Graduates Honored by Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta chamber of commerce honored Georgia Tech officials graduates and faculty at a Capital City Club luncheon. About 250 guests attended as Gov Brown and chamber president Witmer Moore praised Tech’s role and future. Moore hoped the lunch would become an annual event as supporters pledged continued backing for Tech.
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Tech
Chamber of Commerce
Capital City Club
Brown
Rival candidates in adjoining rooms at Kimball house
John Randolph Anderson of Chatham and John T. Allen of Bald win, rival candidates for state senate president, stayed in adjoining rooms at the Kimball house. Both voiced high confidence, pledges and counterclaims about votes as the race tightens. Haardeman opened headquarters at the Kimball house and pledged a vigorous campaign from now until the vote.
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John Randolph Anderson
Chatham
John T. Allen
Baldwin
State Senate
Kimbo House
Judge Allen
Anderson
Randolph Anderson
Haardeman
W. J. Burwell
Hancock
R. N. Hardeman
Jefferson
Kimball House
Women’s Tennis Third Round In Lawnding Tournament
In Philadelphia on June 11 the third round of singles concluded with progress toward the semifinals. Survivors advancing to tomorrow’s semis include Mrs. Robert Williams, among others, as the national lawn tennis event proceeds.
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Philadelphia
Robert Williams
Mneteoralléah
Goodrich Tire Leadership Born From Unit Molding
The B F Goodrich Co built tire field leadership through inventive unit molding begun 16 years ago with the original American elincher tire. The tread is the tire exterior, not a separate layer, explaining the tires’ thick, tough treads that resist peeling or stripping.
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B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodrich
McDonald fractures finger during fielding practice
Birmingham Alabama June 11 Third baseman Eddie McDonald fractured the third finger of his throwing hand this afternoon while fielding. He snapped his hand during a throw to first and the finger was displaced slightly. He is expected to return to the game on Saturday.
VADIS Pictures Coming to the Grand Theater
The ad outlines Qua Dadie style VADIS pictures at the Grand Theater promising authentic Roman atmosphere from about two millennia ago. The notice notes there are mail communications to members of the Italian cast and references theater delivery to the venue.
French Actors in Quo Vadis At Grand Theatre
French actors who took part in the production of Quo Vadis appear on the theater program. The production opens at the Grand with matinees on Monday and runs twice daily for the rest of the week.
Wrightsville Beach Round Trip Fare Notice
Travel offer lists a ten dollar Wrightsville Beach round trip and return fare with departures on late Thursdays. Reservations are handled at the City Ticket Office, eight percent Peachtree, under SHA Board.
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Wrightsville Beach
City Ticket Office
Peachtree
Uncle Phil Dies After Dinner Gatherings on Rail Line
Anthony Philips known as Uncle Phil among Georgia rail workers dies aged veteran of Southern railway. His famous possum dinners were enjoyed by President Spencer and other officials. Body transported to Atlanta for burial today.
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sAnthony Phil-ips
All Georgia
Neero
Uncle Phil
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