Storm Breaks Up Motorcycle Races Postponed to Wednesday
An electric storm on Saturday night halted motorcycle races at the motorchyme. The events are postponed to next Wednesday night and will proceed as scheduled with a fast Los Angeles track machine shipped to pita for one rider to pilot.
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Vanderbilt wins coaching marathon at horse show
London report says Alfred G. Vanderbilt of New York won the coaching marathon from Hampton Court to Olympia tied to the International horse show. A second team earned fourth prize.
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Indians blank Gulls in rugged South Atlantic clash
South Atlantic Indians defeated the Gulls 12 to 0 as Martin relieved Smithy to pitch superbly. Macon rose to second place behind the decisive win, with Baumgardner and Munn sparking the offense and Reynolds belting a homer. Box score details and game notes follow from Savannah to Albany and Jacksonville summaries.
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Peaches Rout Foxes 12 to 6 in Macon Game
Macon Georgia notes a 12 to 6 victory over Columbus with McCormick starter pulled for Morrow in the fifth. Reynolds hit a home run and a triple, Martin four hits, Nixon a hit, and a run. The Foxes were overwhelmed as Macon pounded the ball.
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Indian Chief Iron Tail Drives Overland Automobile
A historical portrayal contrasts old and new life for Native Americans, noting Chief Iron Tail of Oklahoma who once led tribes now thrives on a 101 ranch. He owns an Overland automobile and uses several cars for ranch business while guiding gatherings of neighbors on long prairie rides.
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Fighter Dies After Ring Fight in Dayton
Patrick Grant, 20, of Dayton, died today after being knocked unconscious in the seventh round of a ten round bout with Kid Battx last night. Disagreement persists over whether death came from the knockout or from exhaustion and heat. This was Grant’s second professional fight.
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