Atlantas Open at Home Today Versus Chattanooga
The Atlanta baseball team resumes play at Piedmont Park this afternoon at 4 o’clock hosting Chattanooga after a two week break. Reitz debuts at third base, Langley returns to center, and Pabst searches for a new hard hitting infielder as Atlanta aims to improve a 5 and 7 record on the road trip. Chattanooga visits with prospects of a tough test for the home lineup.
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Atlanta
Piedmont Park
Chattanoogas
Association
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Birmingham
Neshville
Woss
Durretteo
Molesworth Aves
Spratt Brug
Lawler Brouch
Hoffmeister Pabst
Ballantyne Latimer
Rou Beltz
Taylor Baker
Plicher
Dolan
New Orleans
Reitz
Nashville
Tginness
Leidy
Langley
Atlantas
Peter
Pabst
Crescent City
Pelicans overpower Crackers in third straight win
New Orleans defeated Atlanta 3 to 1 as Stanley pitched a complete game for the Pelicans. The Hawks were held to seven scattered hits, while New Orleans capitalized on Atlanta errors and timely hitting. Atz walked twice and Freeland, Mullen, and Smith contributed key hits for New Orleans.
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Atlante
New Orleans
aAt-lanta
Pelicans
Stanley
Georgia Crackers
Atz
Wilson
Frank
Winters
Atlanta
Krug
Pabst
Balla
Norcum
Freeland
Sea
Neley
Igtaei Pabst
Latimer
Reitz
Whlison
Des Baker
Posse Potals
Local Tennis Tourney Draws Notice and Contested Matches
Much interest surrounds a city tennis tourney with several forfeitures due to players missing courts. A trophy offer by Joseph Irons has sharpened competition as schedule changes aim to ensure all games are played this week across West Peachtree Highland avenue College Park St Charles avenue and West End courts with meetings planned to map future matches.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Joseph Irons
West Peachtree Court
Webb
Heath
Wison
Wv. Brewster
Atlanta Tennis Club
Q. Smith
Harwell
Mansfeld
C. Y. Smith
Hoyt
College Park
Norcross
Wagner
Berry
Thornton
St Charles Avenue Court
Eagan
Berrien
Stanton
Atkinson
West End
Day
Adamson
Abernathy
Moore
Beason
F. G. Byrd
W. R. Tichenor
Julian Harris
Stool Pigeon Sparks Lynch Threats in Atlanta
E A Pinion, a carpenter who aided detectives in trapping blind tigers, fears a mob to lynch him after claiming threats. He sought help from Chief Ball, who reassured him that the danger was likely bluff. Pinion had recently moved from Alabama and had helped catch criminals.
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Bali
E. A. Pinion
Atlanta
Alabama
Pinion
Uqtter
Ball
Many Experts to Contest at the Interstate Shoot
Columbus Ga June 15 Special Local crack shots join the southern interstate shooting tourna ment at Warm Springs starting Tuesday for four days of blue rock and Ava bird shoots. $250 added money. Hal Morrison manager and Charles L Davia secretary. Round trip rail fare one and one third on certificate plan. Grounds open for practice Monday.
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Columbus
Warm Springs
Atlanta
Hal Morrison
Charles L. Davia
Web
Spee
Iin Tl Telts
Gees Anes Ee
Roves
ESUAV
Meekin Holds Birmingham as Memphis Win Series
Memphis defeated Birmingham three straight in a one sided Sunday game at the park in Memphis Tennessee. Meekin started for Memphis and lasted nine innings before being relieved, while Campbell pitched well for Birmingham until the sixth inning as eleven locals scored. Laroque debuted with Memphis and drove in the first runs as crowd noise sparked by Sunday baseball bans faded under the steady play.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Tenn
Law and Order League
Rocters
Alaabama Hiks
Meelin
Nimth
Bhrett
Meekin
Campbell
Lauton
Laroquea
Logals
Ab. Nh
Ww. Smith
Ol Uhler
Lipe
Accorsini
Lauzon
Laroque
Dowie
Giligan
Valdors
Willams
Ehrett
FF. Smith
Leahy
Haller
Gampbell
Meek
Detroit 11 Washington 2 in shaky defense
Mullin pitched a splendid game for Detroit as Washington committed six errors aiding Detroit’s runs. Final score Detroit 11 Washington 2. Attendance 6,000. Batteries Mullin and Buelow for Detroit Patton and Clarke for Washington. Time 1:50. Umpire Johnston.
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Detroit
Washington
Mullin
Avan
Buelow
Patton
Clarke
Johnston
New Records At Vatisbureg Cycle Track
In Newark New Jersey June 15 at the Vallsburg cycle track Kramer a professional and Hurley an amateur set world marks in multiple events. Kramer clocked 55 seconds for a half mile heat over 830 yards, breaking the prior 652 6/10 second record. He also won the ten mile open in 22 minutes 10 seconds, breaking Lawson’s 22:35 2-5 world record. Jose Orlando set a novice quarter in 38 2/5 seconds.
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Newark
NM. J
Vallsburg
Kramer
Hurley
P. O'Connnor
Minneapolis
Iver ‘Lawson
Jose Orlando
Started on His Long Run for 1000 Mile Motor Ride
Minneapolis June 16 A Hangen began a 1000 mile motor bicycle record attempt at 4 AM. He covered 100 miles in 4 hours 27 minutes and 100 more in 4 hours 26 minutes with a slow 6:07 for the third century due to crowded streets. He hoped to reach 500 miles by 6 AM and aims to finish in about 55 hours without sleep.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hansen
Grand Prix de Paris ends in tight finish for Kizil Kourgan
American riders fared poorly in the Grand Prix de Paris as Kizil Kourgan, owned by M E de Stalery, won by a short head over Retz and Maximum. Arizona placed fourth with Olivarez fifth and Scepter sixth. Eleven starters raced 1 mile 7 furlongs as betting favored Retz at 5 to 4 while Kizil Kourgan went at 12 to 1.
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Paris
M. E. de Stalery
Kizil Kourgan
Camille Blanche
Retz
Baron Leonino
Maximum
Arizona
Olivarez
Scepter
Randall Up
Longchamp
J. Rent
Henry
Lognes
Lognes, Which Was Third Favorite At Odds of 8 To 1, and Which Finished Lazt
Joiselle
J. Reif
Jabot
Rigby
Nivernais
Milton Henry
Exema
Lamoree
la Loreiel
Makattan
Kakimono
Kisil-Kourgan
Stern
Hetz
Kiarl-Kourigan
Arisona
Olizarez
Kistil-Kourgan
M.E. de Stalery
Louhbet
Kizil- Kourgan
Visitors and hotel guests mingle at Aragon and Kimball
The Aragon hosts J H Bromley of Philadelphia a cotton mill machinery maker and E G Seibles of Columbia S C. Fred Gordon Shaw Augusta architect and A N Lockwood East Orange N J drop by. W F Greaves Cincinnati and C D Batley Augusta register nearby while W H Newhall Chicago and F G Rush Oxford Ga stay in Atlanta.
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Philip M. Essig
Chicago
Vicinity
J. H. Bromley
Philadelphia
Aragon
Seibles
Columbia
8. C
Fred Gordon Shaw
Augusta
A. N. Lockwood
East Orange
Eoilrcles
the Aragon
W.F Greaves
Cincinnati
Atlanta
C. D. Batley
Kimball FE
Wolff
Macon
Kimball
F. G. Rush
Oxford, Ga
Champion Beats Walthour In Motor-Paced Race
Boston reports Albert Champion defeated Bobby Walthour by 12 miles in a 2 mile motor paced race at Rover track. Walthour suffered two motor troubles, contributing to Champion's victory as the time reached 38:85 2-5.
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Bobby
Boston
Albert Champion
Bobby Walthour
Rover Track
Walthour
Passing Throng at Grand Opera Alley Stirs Spectators
A crowd gathers yesterday at the Grand Opera stage entrance alley as two Bijou chorus girls pose in vivid blouses and knickerbockers for a sunlight photo. Passersby include a stern middle aged woman and an old man, both reacting with curiosity and amusement. Tracie Clief Vandeventer of Western Union departs for New York.
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Grand Opera House
Peachtree Street
Atest Pompadour
Bijou
Schedules show arrival and departure of passenger trains in Atlanta
Detailed timetable lists arrivals and departures for Central of Georgia, West Point Atlanta, Seaboard Air Line, Georgia Railroad and Atlanta Knoxville and Northern lines. Notes include daily and Sunday service, with times for Jonesboro Hapeville Macon Nashville Marietta Washington Clinton Augusta Covington Lithonia Conyers, and other connections.
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Pasenger
Mion
Atlanta
Central OF Georgia Railway
Jonesboro
Ravennah
Savannah
Hapeville
Haepeville
Macon
Memphis
Marietta
Nashville
West Point
Montgomery
Lagrange
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Norfolk
Clinton
Washington
Georgia Railroad
Augusta
Conyers
Lithonia
Covington
Auguata
Ausveres
Knoxville
Northern
Southern Railway Trains Leave Atlanta in Frequent Services
A list of Southern Railway daily and through trains from Atlanta to Cincinnati, Columbus, Birmingham, Charlotte, Chattanooga, Washington, New York, Macon, Columbus, and other points with through sleeping cars, dining service, and through connections. Includes arrival times at key hubs and terminal notes. Ticket offices at Kimball House and Union Depot with phone access.
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Cincinnati
Brunswick
Columbus
Birmingham
Memphis
Karens City
Daint
Charlotte
Danville
Richmond
Chattanooga
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Washington
New York
Macon
Atlanta
New York Express
Charlotta
Norfolk
Lesatory Valley
Pullman
Toccoa
Ciminnati
Louisville
Anniston
Florida Limited
Boston
Kimbs
Union Depot
Hale
Mmn
Moler Barber College
St. Louis
New Orleans
F. E. Duffy
Care Neal Loan and Banking Co
Mobile
Jackson and Kansas City
Hattiesburg
Miss
Johnson, King & Co
Riverside
Ala
Southern Railway
Lathrop-Hatten Lumber Co
Southern Rate and Claim Association
Empire Building
Want Ads and Dental Parlors in The Constitution
Public notice ad space in The Constitution offers Want column pricing and discounts for long runs. Atlanta Dental Parlors advertise painless extractions, specimen gold crowns, best sets, gold and silver fillings, with phone contact and dual street entrances at Peachtree and Marietta.
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I Irs
Dr. Soniers
Peachtree
Martel
Peachties
Marietta
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de Stalery
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the Equitable Life
Robert L. Foreman
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Ww. H. Newhall
City
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Champion
Tralice Clief
Vandeventer
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Abs
Empire Business Bureau
Grant
Georgia
Udging Pub. Co
Atlanta, Ga
South Carolina
Thomas Broa
Whitehall
Bell Phone
Dress Capital Investment Co
Dearborn At
Sam Loveman
Dalton
BOM
Harrison's
Southern
United States
Southern Press Clipping Bureau
Austell
J. M. Quick Co
Hunter St
Boley
C. H. Smith
Cnre
J. C
Underwood
Wagner Typewriter Co
Empire Bidg
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Atlanta Seed Co
South Broad _ street
Hagap Bros. Co
Houston St
Ifng. Co
South Broad Street
Goodyear
Central Park
E. Theune
West
63Th St
New One
Edmondsons Taney
Frank Edmondson & Bros
D.F. Donancé
Gia Fabreae Ae
Tolman
T. Holleman
West Alabama
Equitable
Weyman & Conners
Schaul & May
Oscar
Chea A. Davis
Exigewood Ave
Kennedy Loan Co
J. T. Hollemas
EH. McCandless
Kiser
E. D. Crane & Co
Forsyth Street
Peachtree Pike
E. Crane
D. Morgan
Whitehall St
Whitehall Street
C. H. Rowan
North
Milwaukee
M. L. Thrower
South Forsyth Street
Charles D. Barker
Peters
Bell
H. Yarbrough
White Hickory Wagon Mig. Co
South Brosc St
Stanhope Run
Burr
W. G Mneal
PHONE
Richards Machine Co
Paters Street
Wells
the Sign Man
N .Broad
Hone
Ceropsy Axe
Collum
Bonn
Rhos
Valise R. Watts
Carey Uewelers
Alabama Street
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A. F. Liebsian
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Georgia Avenue
Pulliam Street
Peachtree Streets
A. F. Liebman
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