Fesults of the matches in three flights
The report lists results from three flights. In first flight Fa defeated Hotation and Twowiles won 4 up to play. Holleyman beat RB, Moore defeated Sfeated, Fay beat Twowiles and proceed to the next round. SECOND FLIGHT Red Tennison defeated Angier, Blount beat Adair, Thornton defeated James, and Sore lost 1 up in a later match. THIRD FLIGHT Krest Round saw Seana defeat Hud- Be Broyles overcomes W Coun- 7 ux spie defeated Upshaw B up and tz pimy.
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Yesterday's league results across minor circuits briefed
Baseball results show mixed finishes with multiple leagues listing scores or rain delays. Baltimore beat Rochester 5 to 2, Toronto 0 in a rain called game, Montreal 7 Providence 3, and Richmond 2 Pittsburgh noting a single game played. Other scores include Birmingham 3 Mobile 0, Boston 1 Chicago 1, and Houston 9 Waco 0. Several schedules postponed or not yet set due to weather.
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Tommy Ryan Resigns as Flynn's Trainer
In Las Vegas New Mexico on June 17 retired middleweight champion Tommy Ryan quit as trainer in chief for Jim Flynn's camp ahead of the July 4 heavyweight title clash with Jack Johnson. Disunity since Ryan's arrival and a quarrel with Curley sparked the resignation. the exact cause remains unclear.
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Madison Defeats White Plains In Fast 6-3 Game
Madison Georgia, June 17. In the fastest game this season Madison won 6 to 3 over White Plains. Mashburn Laseter and Baker starred for Madison. Mashburn at short played a brilliant game. Wood pitched well throughout. Batteries Madison Wood Orr White Plains Sanders Overton.
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Joyner Athletic Club Defeats Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBoi in Close Win
Joyner Athletic Club beat Chamberlin Johnson DuBoi 4 to 3 Saturday afternoon in a tightly contested game. Youngblood delivered a three-base hit with two on, while Clapton showcased sharp base running to spark the victory. Rosenbers Pitlard Clapton started for Joyner and Nesbit Weaver for Chamberlin in a game officiated by Umpires Milla and Hudson.
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Redding Sizzles in 24 Strikeouts in Nine Innings
New York, June 17. Dick Redding, of a local semi pro run, fanned 24 batters in a nine inning game. He allowed three hits and two walks, and faced strong opponents from the United States age group.
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Boxing card at Gate Cry Club teased for next Tuesday
Promoters cancel tonight’s show as they work to stage a big main bout next Tuesday promising a landmark lightweight clash. They aim to pair Tommie O Keefe who beat Tommie Devlin with Frank Whitney, Atlanta’s pride, in a bout expected to outrank all prior matches.
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McDonald Says He Will Block Flynn Johnson Fight
Albuquerque N M June 17 Governor McDonald refused to discuss the matter but said he would use police power to stop the Flynn Johnson boxing bout set for July 4 in Las Vegas He indicated he plans to prevent the contest and hinted he could act to curb the event despite public interest.
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Odds Against 16 In a Row Miraculous Baseball Feat
The article explains the odds against a team winning sixteen straight games, calculating a 1 in 32,768 chance for the Nacionala to achieve such a streak. It notes the sequence of diminishing odds per game and highlights the astonishment of fans at this historical run and the excitement baseball generates.
Washington's consecutive wins break records in 19th century notes
The Constitution reprints the Providence club’s sequence of 20 straight victories in 1884, listing dates and results against New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Buffalo, and others. It records a world record run and notes the Senators’ potential to surpass it in both National and American Leagues.
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Barons blank Gulls in Mobile baseball clash
Birmingham Barons shut out the Mobile Gulls 3 to 0 in Mobile Alabama on June 17 as Birmingham took a third inning lead and held on. Smith pitched well for Birmingham and Dunn was ejected for kicking at a decision as umpires ruled on close calls.
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New Orleans Beats Montgomery 6 to 3 in Wild Affair
Paige starred as New Orleans edged Montgomery 6 to 3 in Montgomery. A balk called on Wagner allowed a run, with home team scoring a run without a hit in the first. Paige struck out 3, Wagner 4, while Ware Hendryx and Elberfeld contributed key hits and steals as the visitors pulled away in two hours.
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Zim Leader Inspires National Rally In Muddy Play
June 17 Memphis Tennessee reports a rugged baseball game where Allen, recently released to Chattanooga, limited opponents to three hits but saw two costly MT Zimmerman runs in the sixth. Netzel scored for the National circuit, while Bracketed by muffed fielding, the score stood 1 to 0 amid a flurry of box score clutter and implied season context.
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Red Sox Beat Chicago 4 1 To End Series
Boston outhit Chicago and won the final game of the series 4 to 1. It marked Boston’s third consecutive victory over Chicago. Batteries Walsh Kuhn Sullli van Hall and Cady. Time 3 05. Umpires Dineen Sheridan. Manchester Wins Two in Ga. East Point and Manchester split a doubleheader Friday and Saturday. Friday Manchester lost 6 4 to East Point but won 5 3 in the nightcap. Saturday’s first game was a scoreless seven inning pitchers’ battle. Second game Manchester won 6 0 in seven innings. Key hitting by Robinson and strong pitching by Holliday led Manchester to victory. East Point to Smyrna Saturday.
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Law School Commencement Address Highlights Duty in Justice
Dean Hamilton Douglas presided at the Atlanta Law School graduation where Charlton E. Battle of Columbus urged graduates to uphold law as ministers of justice or risk becoming enemies of society. The program featured prize awards for general excellence and best thesis, with addresses by Max Harr is Wolensky and others.
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Virginia Military Institute Commencement Features Rifle Contest
Commencement exercises at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington on June 17 were largely attended. A rifle shooting contest among six company teams highlighted the afternoon, with Company C winning the event.
Atlanta Stars to Meet Fayetteville at Ponce Park
The Atlanta Stars, a fast squad of semi pros and amateurs, will face Fayetteville midweek at Ponce de Leon Park. Fayetteville touts pitcher Brown with high strikeout pace, while Atlanta counters with Hadley Gillette and Roberts. Game starts at 4 pm with 25 cents grand stand and 16 cents bleachers.
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Stewart Beats Kennedy In Madison Square Garden Bout
New York heavyweight Jim Stewart outpointed Tom Kennedy in a ten round match at Madison Square Garden. Stewart weighed 210 pounds to Kennedy's 197. The bout was even until late rounds when Stewart finished faster. Also note an auction at 3:30 p.m. for houses and lots at corner Bedford and 8th Street by Chas. P. Glover Realty Co.
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Bankhead Chosen to Nominate Underwood in Baltimore
Representative Oscar W. Underwood today named William B. Bankhead of Jasper Alabama as nominator for his Baltimore bid. Bankhead, son of Senator John H. Bankhead, arrived in Washington and met with Underwood for a lengthy discussion of campaign strategy and support across Florida and North Carolina. J Randolph Anderson of Savannah Georgia was selected to second the nomination. he is Jefferson’s grandson and Underwood’s UVA classmate.
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Wife and Lover Shot by Husband in Florida
In Ocala Florida on June 17 J W Brooklyn shot and killed Mann Fort near the town then went home and killed his wife as she pleaded on her knees Brooklyn had warned Fort to stay away from his home and fired when he saw him approaching.
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Little Girl Breaks Arm at Raymond Summer Home
Mary Raweven Shedden, daughter of Mr and Mrs R F Shedden, fractured both arms Sunday afternoon while at the family's Raymond Georgia summer home. The attending physician says the pain will ease and the injury is not expected to be serious. The report notes a socially active day with a Ladies Aid gathering in Decatur and a busy United States district court opening in Athens on a heavy docket.
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International tennis cup honors past U S players
Copies in miniature of the world famous Davis cup will be presented this month to each of the sixteen American players who appeared in the contents since the cup was established for competition. Notable names include Whitman Holcombe Ward Day and Larned with multiple representations, along with Robert D. Wrenn Wrenn Jr. Clothier Behr Alexander Hackett McLoughlin Long Bundy and others recognized for their contributions to the team.
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Americus Defeats Troy In First Of Three Game Series
Americus, Ga June 17 Baker pitched a two hit shutout as Americus blanked the Troyselai aggregation 12 to 0 in the opening game. Compton was knocked out early for the Trojans and Les hammered the visitors. Americus had a single error and Baby Wider was slated to start tomorrow.
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Undetermined incident at 4 tts season game draws demand
A fragment reports a tense scene at a season game where a player was confronted with a large demand for immediate cash. The wording is garbled but implies potential coercive financial pressure during play. Entities are unclear due to OCR errors.
Atlanta Man Tests Unsolicited Remedy Testimony
John Fevers of Atlanta narrates a long rheumatism struggle spanning twenty five years. He credits Mitam medicine with ending weather related pains after two to ten bottle courses and plans continued use. He endorses the medicine as a safe tonic and asks others with chronic ailments to try it, noting it is sold by Jacobs Pharmacy Company.
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