Americans Suffer Setbacks in Wimbledon Championship
Wimbledon England June 27 The favored American quartet in the Finglish lawn tenants championship saw a break as Craig Biddle of Philadelphia fell to W Ingram 6 3 1 6 B-1 Rh C Powell captain of the Canadian Davis cup team also lost to Hope Crisp of Cambridge University Kreutzer defeated A W Gora Wallace F Johnson of Philadelphia exited to R Watson while N Williams retired after three sets against Maurice E McLoughlin The American doubles duo Biddle and Hackett lost to Ingram and Bentley three sets to two leaving the U S with fewer hopefuls for the final rounds
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Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
W. Ingram
Rh. C. Powell
Hope Crisp
Cambridge University
Kreutzer
A. W. Gora
Wallace F. Johnson
R. Watson
R. Norris Williams
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
United States
Loaa
Harold H. Hackett
Bentley
White Sox Rally Past Cleveland Behind Falkenberg
Chicago wins 3 to 2 over Cleveland as Falkenberg walks many but hands Chicago a victory. Cleotte started for Chicago, earlier strong until seventh inning shaky relief by Runge. Scoring by innings shows Chicago 000 210 00x and Cleveland -000 900 90-. Batteries Falkenberg, Blanding and Carlsen. O'Neil, Cicutte, Russell and Schalk. Time 1:16. Umpires Hildebrand and O'Loughlin.
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Gainesville Downs Norcross in City League Opener
Gainesville 5 Norcross 1 in Atlanta City league opener. Gadum hits two for Gainesville while Burr posts a .500 day and Frank Anderson shines with four one hand catches. Norcross struggles with 3 hits and 4 errors as Inesville Hagwell Menill pitch for Gainesville and Mickerson McElroy work for Norcross. umpire Sheats officiates.
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Timpire Sheats
Porto Rico Straw Hats For Humble Taste And Style
Hand woven straw hats praised for cool comfort and durability. Compared to panama for being cosier and more stylish, offered with postpaid Mireet terms and money-back refund. Refers to Bay Evynonmlas Bank in San eeman and a money order option with size and vend details.
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Dodgers Dominate Phillies With Six-Run Win
Brooklyn collects eighteen hits led by two-baggers with six runs in the afternoon affair. Stack fends off Phillies, while Kiners, Rigler and Byron oversee the mound.
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Big Three Duels as Jackson Cobb and Speaker Play
Joe Jackson's suspension ends and Ty Cobb's foot heals as the trio resumes action. Cobb goes 1 for 2 while Jackson adds two late hits, with Tris Speaker close behind, collecting four hits in six official trips yesterday. Jackson 52 hits in 83 at bats for a .632?
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Amateur Games Today By Hal Reynolds Schedule Highlights
Pittsburg Plate Glass faces Hallett & Davis, Southern Railway meets Atlanta National Bank, Murray Gin plays Red Seal, and more. Saturday and Sunday games include Auto Tons at Whittier Exposition Mills vs Atlanta Bugaboo at Exposition Fulton Bag vs Company K at Fulton Baraca vs Asogas at Poncey Grant Park vs Jonathans Gordon Street vs McDowla Two College Park games Grace vs S V D Fraternity at Old Plant Central Hill St. Louis 4 Pittsburg 3 in twelve innings with Kommers three hits and Miller triples.
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Sunday School and church diamond match listings at parks
Junior Sunday School Wesley faces Central Baptist at Grant Park while Westminster meets Grate at Piedmont Park and Asbury plays Trinity on diamond four at Piedmont Park in a local amateur baseball lineup.
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Standing of the Clubs Foxes 2 Indians 1 in pitcher's battle
In Columbus Georgia on June 27 Columbus beat Savannah 2 to 1 in the second game of the series. Morrow opposed Poole in a low scoring duel noted for nineteen assists by the Columbus infield. Later at Macon and Jacksonvile scores 3 9 and 7 to 5 with Wilders home run aiding Macon and Voss Reynolds Wilder Haley in Jacksonville tally. Eldridge wins for Albany in eleventh with single scoring Hoffman on third.
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Varied baseball results across multiple leagues
American Association reported Columbus 3 Toledo 2 in 10 innings while Louisville 4 Indianapolis 8 and St. Paul 12 Kansas City 0. Milwaukee 12 Minneapolis 4. Carolina Association Chariots 6 Raleigh 1. Virginia League Portsmouth 12 Norfolk 4. Rowmoke 4 Petersburg 0 and Richmond 4 Newport News 2. International League Providence 14 Buffalo 8. Jersey City 2 Toronto 1. Montreal 4 Rochester Newark day. Federal League St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 2. Kansas City 4 Cleveland 2 and Chicago 5 Indianapolis 1. Texas League San Antonio 1 Dallas 1. Fort Worth 2 Houston 4. Galveston 4 Wichita 2. Appalachian Morristown 3 Bristol 0 Johnson City 7 Rome 1. Rome 11 Knoxville 7. Cotton State Fepsaraia 7 Columbus 4. Selma 6 Meridian 1. Clarksdale 5 Jackson 4.
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Gunboat Smith defeats Geo Rodel in third round
New York June 27 Gunboat Smith of California stops George Rodel the South African in the third round of a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden Referee Joho halts the fight after Rodel is knocked downAce was the referee noted in the report
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Hooper and Goldstein Join Little and Powell Firm
The Atlanta law firm Little and Powell will add Frank A. Hooper and M. F. Goldstein on July 1, expanding to Little Powell Mooper and Goldstein. Hooper, known for assisting in the Leo M. Frank case, remains connected to that matter, while Goldstein, a UGA and Yale graduate, has built a strong local reputation in four years in Atlanta.
Sixty Lamas Die in Pagoda Fire Near Mongolia
A dispatch from St. Petersburg reports sixty Mongolian lamas burned to death today in a pagoda at Kwei Hwacheng in Shanao province on the Mongolia border. The monks had barricaded themselves inside to evade Chinese pursuers.
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Meyer Pardoned By Governor Brown In Macon Case
Macon Georgia June 27 Leo Meyer jailed for voluntary manslaughter in the death of Mary Moore in a disorderly house last year has been pardoned by Governor Brown. Meyer was sentenced to twenty years by Judge K J Hawkins after a sensational trial. His defense claimed the Moore woman insulted his sister over the telephone. Meyer's relatives welcomed the pardon and expect his return to Macon next week. Separately the Macon Superior Court will decide an injunction case against the Georgia Life Insurance Company regarding a name change and capital reduction. Also city leaders may oppose W T Sparks sale of 700 acres north of the city for a park at 30007.
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Woman Braces Chief of Police as Raid Targets Savannah Suit
In Savannah on June 27 Greek proprietor John Veruki was fined 1009 dollars or 12 months on the chain gang for running a lewd house near the city market. Judge Freeman called the offense very serious after a raid led by plainclothes Chief Meldrim, who was braced by a woman patron.
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More Intense Heat For The Middle West
Chicago reports continuing intense heat with no relief expected for several days. A weather bulletin from Henry J. Cox warns fair skies but extreme temperatures will persist across the middle west as a brisk west wind provides little respite. Thermometer stood at 88 at 9 o clock and rose slowly.
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Judge Browne Fined by City Recorder in Mobile
Mobile Alabama June 27 Judge Samuel B Browne circuit court of Mobile county was fined 30 dollars or ten days in jail by City Recorder Eddington on a disorderly conduct charge stemming from a courthouse altercation yesterday when he allegedly used drastic language Assistant State Solicitor Fisdale Touart filed the complaint following the police arrest
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Round Trip Gettysburg Reunion Tickets Offered
Tickets for a Gettysburg reunion excursion are advertised at 18.20 round trip. Sales run June 28 to July 1 with return by July 10. Departs Atlanta at 11:00 a.m. arrives Gettysburg 1:00 p.m. next day or departs 2:45 p.m. arrives 5:58 p.m. the same day with liberal stopover privileges.
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Indictments Over Libel Arise From Atlanta Paper Feuds
Grand jury returns special presentments charging Colonel Felder and Detective Chief Lanford with criminal libel over June articles in The Atlanta Constitution and other papers. Felder faces two indictments with bond set at 500 dollars. Lanford one, both facing potential penalties up to jail or fine. Felder declines comment. Lanford says he can prove his charges.
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No Comment on Speer Attack on Justice Dept Probe
Washington June 71 The attorney general McReynolds declined to comment on the attack by Judge Speer regarding the justice department investigation of federal judges.
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Bateman Not Guilty Says Excised Juror
Juror J W Hughes testified that Rothleutner misidentified Judge J N Bateman as a member of a gambling gang. Defense argued Bateman was elsewhere in Miami when alleged illegal betting occurred. Trial paused to eleven jurors and may finish before noon today.
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Weather Saturday to Mirror Friday With Likely Thunder Showers
Forecast says Saturday will be almost like Friday with no thunder showers today though a disturbance over Texas may bring thunder showers Sunday and possibly Monday, accompanied by cooler temperatures after yesterday’s 94 drop to 81.
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Wise and Cooper Again Seek Sixth District Seat
Macon Ga June 27 Special The announcement by Hon J Waltz Wise of Fayetteville that he will again seek election to Congress from the sixth district in August 1915 to succeed C L Bartlett prompted Attorney John R Cooper of Macon to declare he will again oppose Wise. Last year the race involved Bartlett Wise and Cooper with Bartlett first. This year it is expected to be Wise versus Cooper. Cooper confirms his candidacy stating he plans to show what he can do and does not expect other entrants besides Wise and himself. Bartlett will not run again, leaving the field seemingly settled.
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J. Waltz Wise
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C. L. Bartlett
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Widow of Georgia evangelist in Cartersville improves
Cartersville Ga June 27 Special Mrs Sam P Jones widow of the late Georgia evangelist has been critically ill at her home but is now much improved. She has been in delicate health for weeks with a severe heart weakness causing a collapse last Saturday. All her children are at her bedside and hundreds inquire about her condition. Friends nationwide will be glad to learn of her improvement.
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Sam P. Jones
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June 30 Deadline for Second Tax Installment
E. E. Williams informs residents that June 30 is the last day to pay the second installment of city tax Pp 7. The notice urges prompt payment to avoid penalties.
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