Yellow Jackets Defeat Medicos in Close 2–1 Movie
Tech beat Atlanta Medical College 2 to 1 in a tight contest at Granfield. Dewberry held Tech to one hit while Medicos collected four, with ten errors by Medicos and five by Tech. Wooten made a key catch and stole second homer, while Montague and Burr produced Tech’s runs in the sixth. Irwin and Jackson started the Medicos’ eighth inning scoring.
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Tech
Atlanta Medical Callege
Granfeld
Dewberry
Medicos
Wooten
Tyler Montague
Pounds’ Gut
Burr
Infeld
Irwin
Jackson
Byant
Parlan
Jordan
Garlington
Bryant
Withrington
Thompson to Pitch Against Crackers in Ponce de Leon Game
Manager Frank Chance wired Bully Smith that Carl Thompson will start against the Crackers in the Yankees Cracker game at Ponce de Leon. Ed Sweeney, a former Cracker, will face Thompson’s curves. The Yankee lineup includes Maisel, Hartsell, Walsh, Wat, Flo den, Guhooley, Peckinpaugh, Sweene, and Thompson.
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Frank Chance
New York Americans
Bully Smith
The
Crackers
Yankees
Ponce de Leon
Carl Thompson
University of Georgia Star
Ed Sweeney
Thompson
Maisel
Hartsell
Walsh
Wat
Floden
Guhooley
Trek Peckinpauth
Sweene
Whitey Morse Visits Atlanta to Watch Crackers Game
Whitey Morse former Cracker and current manager of the Brunswick club in the Georgia State League visited Atlanta yesterday and watched the Crackers face the Newark club. Morse, who has a good ball club at Haunawick, believes things may break his way and predicts he will win the pennant.
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Whitey Morse
Cracker
Brunswick Club
Atlanta
Yeaterday
Crackers
Newark
Whitey
Haunawick
Winder Scouts Triumph In Local Baseball Clash
In Winder Georgia on March 24 the Winder Boy Scouts defeated the Fifthistrict Agricultural team in a tight game. Despite a size disadvantage the Scouts covered ground well. Final score shown as 8 to 4 with A M College B124 Batteries Thomas and mith Camp Kitchen and Collins providing support.
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Winder
Winder Boy Scouts
College
Thomas and Mith
Kitchen
Collins
Stew Donnelly Loses in Georgia Athletic Club Bout
Stew Donnelly of Indianapolis fought while reportedly stewed, losing to Jimmy Perry who dominated in the third round after early knockdowns. Preliminaries impressed, with Billy Hooper stopping Shepard Thomas in the third, a draw between Pattling Kelly and Young Goldman, and a disputed decision on the same card.
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Stew” Donnelly
Indianapolis
Georgia Athletic Clip
Jimmy Perry
Jimmy
Goonda Athletic Club
Donnelly
Billy Hooper
Shepard Thomas
Kid Willame
Young Shepard
Pattling Kelly
Young Goldman
Saul
Kelly
Castro
Federals Ratify the New Schedule in Brief Session
Baltim ore Maryland March 24 The federal baseball league magnates in session ratified the schedule of playing dates prepared by a special committee and adjourned without making it public beyond opening dates Buffalo at Baltimore April 12 Brooklyn at Pittsburg April 14 Chicago at Kansas City and Indianapolis at St Louis April 16 President Gilmore said the full schedule of 154 games will be announced in about a week He left for New York with RBR and W Ward while the others returned home
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Baltinoré
Federal Baseball League
Buffalo
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
Kansas City
Indianapolia
St. Louis
Gilmore
New York
RBR
W. Ward
Grammar League Results North Side Tenth Win
North Side earned its tenth win by swamping Ivy Tuesday afternoon, tallying seventeen runs in seven innings despite Ivy pitcher Tealingh allowing six hits. Errors plagued Ivy as Tyy and others struggled. Edgewood beat Boulevard 9 to 3 with Johnston’s pitching as a highlight. Oakland no-hit Davis Street with Montgomery and Baker on the batteries in a lopsided 19 to 0.
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North Side
Ivy
Tealingh
Tyy
R.H.E
Wren
Rording Realingh
James
Boulevard
Edgewood
Johnston
Johnson
Batley
McLaughlin
Davis Street
Oakland
Davis Montgomery
Maimnes
Bayis
Montgomery
Baker
Williamson
Mills
Frazer
Walker
R. H. B. Walker
Arken
Self
Sheffield
Thompson
Grant Park Organizes Ball Club Thursday
The Grant Park baseball club will be organized at a meeting at Reb Brothers store in Augusta and Cherokee avenues on Thursday night. The new team will represent the Grant Park section of the third ward and all residents interested in a strong club are urged to attend. Fundraising entertainments are planned for later dates and season plans will be discussed.
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Grant Park
Rebb Brothers’ Store
Augusta
Cherokee Avenues
Third Ward
Pratt Faces Kentucky Warrant Fight in Georgia
O P Pratt, arrested in Cartersville on a Kentucky sheriff’s telegram, plans to appeal to Governor Slaton at 10 this morning arguing decention and that the requisition should be denied. He also sues Sheriff C N Smith for damages, claiming no warrant was sworn at arrest. Smith says Kentucky ordered the arrest and a later Kentucky warrant was sworn in Whitsey County. Deputy Shen J West Parkins of Whitley County accompanies the case. Pratt is represented by Finley and Henson of Cartersville and Brantley, Junea & Brantley of Atlanta.
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O. P. Pratt
Cartersville
Kentucky
Slaton
Pratt
C. N. Smith
Bartow County
Shere Smith
Whitsey County
Shen J. West Parkins
Whitley County
Finley & Henson
Brantley, Junea & Brantley
Atlanta
Eggers Grant Bout Will Be Swift One at Orpheum
Local fans will see a ten round bantam bout at the Orpheum theater on Tuesday March 31 as Jimmy Grant faces K O Bogers from New York. Both fighters are known to local audiences and the winner earns a shot at Kid Williams with Lou Castro arranging the match.
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Orpheum Theater
Jimmy Grant
K. O. Bogers
New York
Kid Williams
Lou Castro
Baltimore
Amateurs Sunday School League Forms Sixth Season
Sunday School League organizes for the sixth season with twelve clubs seeking berths and two six-team divisions. Teams include Baptist Holy Innocents St. James Central Presbyterian Kirkwood Baptists Agoras Jackson Hill Baptist Jones Avenue and College Park Methodists. Season opens April 31 with fifteen games per team and playoffs to crown overall champion. Officers named: Philip P. Shaw president Jenkins vice president Thomas C. Smith secretary treasurer. Railroad League and Saturday Afternoon League set meetings at 119 Peachtree Street in late March for team representation.
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Central Confirmational Carttol View’ Baptist
Holy Innocents
S. D
St. James
Central Presbyterian
Kirkwood 'Baptists
Agoras
Jackson Hil Baptist
Jones Avenue
College Park Methodists
Nwe
Philip P. Shaw
Central Congregational
Jenkins
Thomas C. Smith
Capitol View
Reach's 1914 Guide ushers in baseball season
The Reach's 1914 Guide, the U1 American League official handbook led by Ban Johnson, marks the start of another baseball season. The publication, in its 32nd year, is regarded as the standard annual in the baseball world for its quality, content, and presentation.
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Ban Johnson
German Aviator Sets Altitude Record for One Passenger
Johannisthal March 74 a German aviator today set a world altitude record for a flight with one passenger in an aeroplane, reaching 18 050 feet from the aerodrome. The previous record was 26 270 feet set by Edmond Perreyon on June 3, 1913.
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Johannisthal
Innekegel
Edmond Perreyon
College Games Narrow to Unclear Matchups in Reported Schedule
A fragmentary listing shows South Carolina facing Lefayette at Columma and Williams versus Jefferson at Charlottenville, with Millian and Mary meeting Wake Forest at Wake Forest and Texas related to College Station Chines university at.
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South Carolina v
Barlow Triumphs In United North and South Women’s Golf
H Barlow of Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia defeats Miss Louise B Elkins of Oakmont Club Pennsylvania in the champion division of the United North and South golf championship. Barlow won up and 7 to play as play continues through Friday.
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Pinehurst
N. C
H. Barlow
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Louise B. Elkins
Oakmont Club
Pennsylvania
Baseball Matchups and City Pairings Reported
Newark in Atlanta Phillies in Raleigh Yankees in Birmingham Brooklyn in Chattanooga Browns in Nashville Louisville v Tennessee at Knoxville.
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Newark
Atlanta
Philies
Faleigh
Yankees
Birmingham
Brooklyn
Exhibition Games Feature St Louis Win Over Waycross
In Waycross Georgia on March 24, the St Louis Americans defeated Waycross 8 to 2 aided by solid fielding and a ninth inning score. Fenton stole home in the eighth after his third straight hit to drive in Waycross’ second run. Other games across the region saw Philadelphia defeating Raleigh 7 to 0, Memphis beating New York 5 to 0, Cleveland topping Boston 6 to 0, Macon over Gordon Institute 5 to 0, and Brooklyn edging Chattanooga 3 to 2 with strong catching and plate plays.
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Browns
Waycross
St. Louis Americans
Wayreroas
Fenton
Ree
St Louis
Houck
Ashley
Jenking
Warwick
Treton
Miller
McGann
McLaughliin
Nap Sconia
Braves
Macon
Cleveland American Association
Boston
RH. E
Cleveland
Art Gill
Ole Corge
Benn
Spellman
Devogt
James
Cocreham
Strand
Whaling
Gowdy
Brooklyn
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ragan
Pfeffer
Fisher
McCarty
Barfoot
Turner
Killingsworth
Street
Graham
Scribes Golf Tourney Set to Kick Off at Capital City CC
The newspaper men golf tourney for the silver Lov ing Cup, offered by Col W T Gentry of Southern Bell, starts Monday at Capital City Country Club. Innis Brown, Binty Farnsworth and Dick Jemison lead the committee, which will meet to fix handicaps and details this week. Entrants are asked to mail or phone their five best eighteen hole scores to determine stroke handicaps. The event aims for at least two flights with prizes likely for runners up and defending champions.
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Col. W. T. Gentry
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Capital City Country Club
Innis Brown
Journal
Binty Farnsworth
Georgian
Dick Jemison
Constitutog
East Lake
Prizag
Frank Browning Dominates Newark In League Victory
Crackers rookie Frank Browning pitched nine innings to beat the Newark International League champions 8 to 2. He worked calmly and controlled his fastball and change, supported by strong defense. Harry Welch and Tommy Long supplied power, while Red Lynch Amby McGonnell and others contributed solid defense and timely hits in the win.
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Dick Jemaon
Frank Browning
Crackers
Newark
Browning
Grackers
Boston Braves
Macon
Harry Welch
Tommy Long
Harry
Tommy
Red Lynch
Amby McGonnell
Keystons
Newark Club Clinches Inning With Clout And Late Runs
A Newark game review notes Long letting one slip through to third on a clout by a former Vanderbilt star, Tooley’s sacrifice fly bringing in a run, and the Crackers rallying to grab the lead with a hit in the eighth and ninth off Browning. The pitching debut of lefty Smith for Newark is mentioned, with Georgia connections like Key Perryman and Emory College linked to the mound plans. Also, references to Buffalo bowling and two-man event standings in the American Bowling Congress tournament follow.
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Thea Clarkera
Ethel
Lynch
Munch
Getz
Eibel
Browning
Welch
Rabbit Long
Harry
Tooley
Newark
On &Edwird
Heinie Zhamerman
Ivers
Schwing
Mctonnell
Zimmerman
Amby
Flanagan
Wibel
Collings
Vanderbilt
Sinan
Buffalo
Sewre
He de Gatling
Deoley
W. Zimmerman
If Meyers
BE. Zimmerman
Bee Hanhard
Heakinger
S_ Smith
Schach
Dee Enzman
Calahan
Witter
Atlanta
Po. of
Welchonce
Smith
Balis
Schacher
Long
Munch Tooley
Winters
Sentell and Nelson Ready for Battle at Columbia Theater
Atlanta boxers Terry Nelson and Jack Sentell meet in ten rounds with promoters aiming for a decision. Bobby La Roux faces Kid Wonder in six rounds, while Young Sharkey takes on Bat Clarke in four. Tickets sold, crowd expected as three matches headline a strong card.
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Gick Sentell
Terry Nelson
Atlanta
Columbia Theater
Jack Sentell
Mike Saul
Terry
Sentell
Frank Hammond
Columbia
Hammora
Bobby Roux
Kid Wonder
Young Sharkey
Bat Clarke
Kryntoks Invisible Bifocals Marketed By Hawkes Co
Old style glasses age appearance while new Kryntoks claim to be invisible bifocals. Hawkes Co Opticians at 14 Whitehall Street invites customers to try them and learn their merit.
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Hawkes Co. Opticians
Whitehall Street
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Fla
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Duck Robson
Kid Kouns
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Frank Whitory
Leo Ruth
Mickie Gannon
Leo Kelly
Joe Sherman
Dake All Dake
Abel Batty Kell
Patty Kelly
Wu Jack Sentell
Tack Sentell
Yankee Schwartz
Frank McMau
Jimmie Cowan
Ala
George Milton and
C.A
Wiley
Butcher
Poliah Thurnton
Joknson
Georgia
Sia Boye
3. Smith
Key Perryman
Marishallville
Teemady
Emory College
Joe Dunn
Robe
Grackern
Ducky 'Olmes
Auguste
Er Era
Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Mitchell
Racine, Wis
U.S.A
American Public Mitchell Motor CO
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