Perry Adair Low Medalist In Southern Amateur Golf Fight
Perry Adair of Druid Hills Atlanta shot 74 to lead the qualifying round of the nineteenth annual Southern Amateur at Belle Meade as 168 players contested. Belle Meade topped team scoring 316 against 319 for Druid Hills. Adams, Bush, Godchaux and others posted scores, with two rounds in championship flight set for tomorrow and Thursday.
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Perry Adair
Druid Hills Club
Atlanta
Belle Meade Golf Club
Belle Meade
Druid Hills
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Alexander Bush
Louisville
Frank Godchaux
Mike Thomas
R. H. Ralston
New Orleans
Thomas Prescott
Pollak Boyd
Chattanooga
Belle Meade Club
Nashville Golf and Country Club
S&. Wimberly Vetera
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Memphis
John Bell
Nashvile
D S Weaver
A. Kennedy
Tulsa
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H. A. Wright
Macon
Rainwater
Lewis Morrow
W G Ochmerg, Jr
G Stahlman
Leigh Carrot
Scott Hudson
R K. Gibson, Jr
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T. G O. Morris, Jr
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C. B. Whitworth
D. S Henderson
Chattangoosa
Lewis Tachenu
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Bradley Walker
J.P Parker
B. Scoggins
Tom Prescott
Ewing
Chattanoo
T. J. White
Jackson
H. Baugh
Birmingham
Dan Jarvis
J G. Mason
Montgomery
W. C. Pollard
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Ralstone
J. H. Chambers
J. M. Moorhead
F. E Gilbert
R. H. Baugh
C B. Whiteworth
D. S. Weaver
F. D. Gordon
Warren Dewees
Ewing Watkins
T O. Morris, Jr
J A. Kennedy
D. S. Henderson
Vic Smith
Lewis Pachon
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R. K Gibson, Jr
Knoxville
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C_H Black, Jr
Fred Leake
Palmetto Wins Two Games In Week At Palmetto Georgia
Palmetto defeated Fulton Bay 8 to 6 on Friday as five hits and four runs in the ninth inning clinched the win. The locals then crushed Camp Jasup 10 to 0 on Saturday, led by Tinks pitching who fanned twelve and yielded only two hits.
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Fulton Bay
Jasup
Express Boys Romp on Mountain View
The American Railway Express company defeated Mountain View 15 to 2 on their diamond Saturday afternoon. The game was one sided throughout with Express pitchers untroubled. Fulton at short starred for the losers. Score by innings shows Express Co 342 010 213 totaling 16 runs to 4 errors, Mountain View 116 0090 000 totaling 2 runs with 7 errors. Batteries Stallworth Haley and Piper. Mitchell and Boyd.
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American Railway Express Company
Fast Mountain View
Express
Fulton
Nest Fame
RHE Express Co
Capital View
Stallworth
Haley
Piper
Mitchell and
Boyd
Flagman Killed in Carrollton Freight Incident
In Carrollton Georgia on a Monday, Barney Nations, flagman on a local freight train, fell from a car and was run over. He was highly regarded, aged 52, and married. He died shortly after the accident.
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Barney Nations
Ffasman
Mr. Nations
Jump on Chicago Nets 6 3 Loss in Cleveland Series Opener
Cleveland jumps Chicago early with hits to win 6 3 as Able excels on mound. Box score records Cleveland Jamieson Mambsganss Speaker Gardner Sewell Johnston Nanamaker Uhle and Chicago Mulligan Hooper Falk Strunk Sheely McClellan Schalk McWeeny Wilkinson among others. Two base hits include Smith and Wambsganes. three base hit by Hooper.
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Wilkinson
Mostlwane
Smith
Wambsganes
Johnson
Gardner
Jeffs
Dineen
Moriarity
Lindale Takes Doubleheader Over Carrollton In Ga League
Lindale swept Carrollton 6-5 and 6-1 in a Georgia State League doubleheader on June 21. Key players included Taylor on defense and hitters Herndon and Barber. In LaGrange, Cedartown fell 5 to 4 as Sikes homered to win in the ninth with two outs. Workman pitched well and Ricks and Hager homered, while Cedartown errors produced two runs. Rome blanked Griffin 8-0 behind tight pitching by Gross. Bates struggled for Griffin and Kane sparked Rome with two hits in as many at bats driving in two runs.
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Taylor
Herndon
Barber
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Cedartown
Sikes
Workman
Ricks
Hager
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Owe Kins
Parks
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Davenport
Fish
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Hunter
Townsend
Evans
Haley
Lynch Stops Sandow in Opening Round Knockout
New York June 22 world bantamweight champion Joe Lynch stopped Sammy Sendow of Cincinnati in 55 seconds of the opening round in a ten round bout at an open air arena. Also notes on baseball and a rain postponed Detroit St Louis game.
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Sandow
New York
Joe Lynch
Sammy Sendow
Cincinnati
Fetting
Long Jim Barnes Sets New Mark For Golf at St Andrews
At St Andrews Scotland on June 21 fourteen Americans qualified for the British open match play. Notables include Jock Hutchison Jim Barnes Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen among others while Charles Evans Jr and Wilfrad Reid failed to qualify. Barnes set a course record on the Old Course with 70 while Hutchison tied the Eden course record with 69.
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Atlanta
Long Jim Barnes
St. Andrews
Scotland
Associated Press
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Charles Evans, Jr
Wilfrad Reid
Wilmington, del
Rizes
Jock Hutchison
Jim Barnes
Bobby Jones
Paul Hunter
J. Douglas Edgar
George McLean
Charles Hoffner
Fred McLeod
Walter Hagen
Tom Kerrigan
Clarence Hackney
Wiliam Melhorn
John Burgess
Emmett French
Jones
Hutchison
Hutchison Low
Glenview Country Club
Chicago
Harry Vardon
Pelham
J. H. Kirkwood
California
Cyril Tolley
Edward Ray
I Wo Besar
Barnes
Eden
George Duncan
Selow
Siwaney
Atlantic City
William Melhorn
Shreveport
Asheville
Youngstown
Charles, Evans, Jr
Edgewater
Pegtret Reid
Wilmington
Syrian Princess to Lecture at Inman Park Wednesday
Princess Nahme Haider, Syrian lecturer and author, will speak at Inman Park Presbyterian Church Wednesday night at 8 on Glimpses of Palestine. She returns Friday for Damascus, the Heart of the East. Native costume, with Lucile Burgess and Bliss Louise Smith performing oriental music.
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Inman Park Presbyterian Church
Palestine
Damascus
East
Lucile Burgess
Lillouise Smith
Atlanta
Brass dog tags save canines in city crackdown
City dog catcher enforces tag rule starting today. Any untagged dog faces three day reprieve before humane execution by electric method. Tags cost $2 for twelve months and are available at city hall office. Many residents buy to spare pets from pound.
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Max's Cafe Reopens After Fire Remodeling
Max's Cafe at 24 Luckie Street resumes operations after a month of rebuilding following a fire. Proprietors Dennis and Mack Evangel and manager Harold Hernliman announce a formal Wednesday reopening with updated decor and modern cafe conveniences.
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Luckie Street
Dennis
Mack Evangel
Harold Hernliman
Savannah High graduation largest class in history
Savannah Ga June 21 One hundred fifty students at the Savannah High school were graduated Monday night. This is the largest class in the history of the Savannah public school. There were eighteen honor graduates. The Savannah schools are closing a most successful season.
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Savannah High School
Savannah Public School
Harvard Wins First Yale Game In 4 To 2 Victory
Harvard defeated Yale 4 to 2 in New Haven on June 1 before about 18 000 spectators including many alumni. The contest featured loose play and strong hitting with Aldrich of Yale collecting four hits. Score by innings shows Harvard 010 020 001 and Yale 010 900 0100.
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New Haven
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Aldrich
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Battegbbs
Murphy
Robinson
Peteng
Chambers Refuses to Report to Mobile Bears
Memphis Tenn June 20 Special Johnny Chambers left handed pitcher formerly with the Chicks and claimed by Mobile by waivers returned here and said he would not report to Mobile citing dislike of the town He would join any other league club Little Rock also claimed him but Mobile won the draw Jimmy Brown reportedly left the Chicks after a second try with arm problems returned to St Louis Fred Marks recently suspended Chicks is being reinstated and will rejoin the team
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Tenn
Johnny Chambers
The
Chicks
Mobile
Little Rock
New Orleans
Jimmy Brown
St. Louis
Fred Marks
Dempsey Knocks Out Williams in Atlantic City Bout
In Atlantic City on June 21 Jack Dempsey tested his KO punch against veteran Larry Williams after a furious exchange with Eddie O'Hare. Williams slipped through the ropes in the third and was floored by a left hook as referee Teddy Hays halted the round.
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Jack Dempsey
Larry Williams
Williams
Dempsey
Eddie O'Hare
New York
O'Hare
Willams
Teddy Hays
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