Fourth inning miscue stalls Georgia rally
In the fourth Sloan doubled but M Hill failed to drive him in. In the sixth Holland opened with a double, yet Freeman and Sloan produced nothing as Branwen disturbed the atmosphere. Georgia loaded the bases in the eighth with Lucaga walking Hrannen sacrificed to second Ginn walked and the bases loaded remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
M Hill
Holland
Freeman
Branwen
Georgia
Lucaga
Hrannen
Ginn
Tech Georgia Tie Up In Classic Late Ninth Inning
Bartlett, Walker, and Brooks shine with glove work as Brooks makes two clutch plays. Sloan leads Tech with three hits and steals, while Holland hits two doubles for Georgia. Umpires Corliss Buchanan and Harry Harmon praised for fair, decisive calls as Red and Black tie the series 2 to 1 and the state title remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Walker
Brooks
Short
Sloan
M. Hill
Tech
E Hill
Corliss Buchanan
Harry Harmon
Georgia
Abo
Po Ginn
Rt . Bartlett
If . Brooks
Twitty
Db Cox
Tabor
Lucas
Brannen P . Felker
Covington
Po Holland
Freeman
e+ Sloan
Hill
Eany
Wilson
Johnson
Montague
Collier
Eorgia
Holland
M. Hin
Brannen
Ginn
Stoan
Tima
Umptres
Harmon
Buchanan
Cincinnati Nips Ferguson as Bats Rally in Eighth
In Cincinnati May 21 the Reds rallied in the eighth to beat Ferguson’s mound work 6 to 3. Bpade was hit hard yet delivered in key moments, while the Pittsburgh Pirates blank New York 1–0. Leifield’s strong pitching carried Pittsburgh past the Giants, and St Louis edged Brooklyn 4–3 in ten innings with Buckner stellar until the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ferguson
R. H. B.ston
Smith
McLean
Um-pires
Kiem
Kane
Atlanta figures in Morgan plan debated in Chicago
At a Hawkeye Fellowship Club lunch Chicago banker George F Roberts and Des Moines financier James G Berryhill discussed a central bank plan. Roberts cited J P Morgan's alleged control of many banks to form a great central institution and listed possible presenting cities including Atlanta Detroit and New York. Berryhill warned central bank risked favoring urban centers over rural communities.
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George F. Roberts
Continental National Bank
Chicago
James G Berryhill
Des Moines
Iowa
Hawkeye Fellowship Club
Roberta
J P. Morgan
New York
Berryhill
Roberts’ Satatematis
Harvard Rowing Dominates Annual American Rowing Association Regatta
Harvard University swept the Schuylkill regatta winning the junior collegiate eight and the first eights to claim the stewards cup. Columbia and Penn were runners up in the junior race while Georgetown and Wanderers trailed in the first eights. Harvard tied the record for winning both races in one afternoon, a feat last done by Cornell and Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harvard University
American Rowing Association
Schuylkill River
Crimson
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Georgetown
Wanderers
Cornell
Yale
New York
Boston
Pennsylvania
Yesterday's Results in Baseball Across Leagues
Yesterday's results span the Southern and South Atlantic Leagues with Birmingham beating Atlanta 8 to 2 and New Orleans advancing 8 to 2 over Memphis. Other scores include Nashville over Mobile 2 to 0 and Chattanooga 4 Montgomery 4, plus several league pairings across the Eastern and American associations. College ball shows Georgia 0 Tech 0 in 14 innings, Cornell 6 Pennsylvania 9, Fordham 4 West Point 1, and Yale 5 Holy Cross 0 among others, with Annapolis Georgetown 6 to 1 concluding play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Nashville
Mobile
New Orleans
Memphis
American Association
Kansas City-Minneapolis
Milwaukee-St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Colege Ball
Georgia
Tech
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Fordham
West Point
Dartmouth
Amherat
Holy Cross
Yale
Brown
Colgate
Tufts
Wesleyan
Princeton
Where They Play Today Heads to Five City Matchups
Atlanta visits New Orleans while Philadelphia plays in Chicago and Boston travels to Cincinnati. Brooklyn takes on St Louis as part of a multi city basketball schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
National League
Chicago
St Louis
Phillies Win Amid Seven-Run Rally Over Tigers 7 to 4
In Philadelphia on May 21, a seventh inning rally produced five runs as seven consecutive batters hit during six hits two doubles and a sacrifice fly. Stroud Pernell Browning and Strange drove in runs while Atkins Toombs and Thomas completed the battery. Time two hours umpires Sheridan and Yanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletice
Tigers
Philadelphia
Detroit Today
H.E
Indians 5, Electrics 3 in Savannah baseball clash
Savannah beat Columbus 5 to 3 in Savannah on May 21, drawing a large crowd. Pesky led with a three bagger early, Reagan and Balenti starred in the field, while Hartley struggled to stop the Indiana. Columbus threatened late but Martina tightened, securing the win and tying the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Electrics
Savannah
Columbus
Hartley
Indiana
Martina
Pesky
Reagan
Balent
H. Po
Belenti
Pelky
Muren
Howard
Magoon
Sweeney
Raegan
Wells
Lewis
Benson
Fox
Hille
Krebs
Reynolds
R. Savannah
March
Ragan
Balenti
Becker
Long
Pears
Climbers and Lookouts Have an Even Break
Montgomery and Chattanooga split a doubleheader in Montgomery on May 21. The visitors won game one 4 to 0 and the home club captured game two 6 to 1. Both teams played near errorless ball with only one miscue noted between Hart and Juul. Thomas pitched for Montgomery and Peps starred defensively and at the plate with three hits in four trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Chattanooga
Hart
Juul
Thomas
Peps
R. H
A. Collins
Dobbs
Meeka
Patterson
Lister
Perry
Carson
McLaurin
R. H. Po. Daley
Pepe
Whitaman
Miller
Burnett
Gremsinger
Phillips
Wwila
Rhodes
Yerkes
Meeks
Rhodea
Pfenninger
Conahan
Ab R. A
H. Pp
Collins
Meek
Es Yerkes
Eee
Daley
Whiteman
Greminger
E . Thomas
Um Pires
Trinity Sunday School Beats YMCA 14 to 6 in Easy Win
Trinity Sunday School baseball club dominated the YMCA on a Saturday afternoon at Jackson street grounds winning 14 to 6. Akers and Denton pitched well for Trinity allowing only four hits while infield play by Smith and others supported the effort. Score by innings shows Trinity taking control early and finishing strong. Batteries: Christian Westmoreland Wilson Akers Denton and Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Jackson Street
Trinity Sunday School
Akers
Denton
Smith
R.H.E. MC. A
Christian, Westmoreland and Wilson
Akers, Denton and
Foster
Presbyterians attack South American Catholic church at world session
Washington May 21 Robert Speer secretary of the board of foreign missions of the Presbyterian church launched a bitter assault on the Roman Catholic church of South America during the world’s sixth Sunday school convention. He declared the Catholic church of South America not a Christian organization while noting a distinction from the United States church and cited Montevideo professor Monteverdi arguing South American Catholicism opposes progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Speer
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
South America
Speer
United States
Monteverdi
Montevideo
Uruguay
South American
Judge Speer rescinds order to remove prisoner
Macon Georgia May 21 Late tonight Judge Speer rescinded his order removing John Newbern, a federal prisoner, from Bibb county jail after an investigation showed jail conditions were not as bad as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
Macon
John Newbern
Bibb County
No Smoking Sign Confusion at Station
Passenger misreads a station no smoking sign while an agent confirms the directive and points to a stove for demonstration. The exchange highlights a dispute over signage and interpretation in a transit setting.
Johnsons Lazy Training Draws Critics In Boxing Fight
In San Francisco on May 21, Jack Johnson faces criticism as he trims training to fewer gym sessions. He claims self-directed discipline, says weight loss risk prompted lighter routines, and plans boxing only later, promising four sessions weekly until July 2. A watch party at Miss Rosa Hurwitz’s Piedmont Avenue home featured music and guests from the Bib Four quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Johngen
California
Jeffries
Big Hart
Jack
Pavillion
Rosa Hurwitz
Piedmont
Sam Sinko
Fannie Finklestein
Bib Four
Abe Jaffe
Ering Zebart
H. Weinethrol
Isadore Borochoff
Misa Lena Taylor
Fannie Finklestain
Nannie Cramer
Sarah Taylor
Misa Fannie Lefkoff
Mollie Gott- Meb
Sarah Shurman
Ida Borochoff
Mannie Shurman
Kring Zebart
Jake Banders
Yke Nearbaum
Gua Sevelovitz
H Welnthroal
Isodore Borochoff
Two Beautiful Concerts at Pappenheimer Home
Two concerts at the Pappenheimer home raised funds for free kindergartens. Performers included Miss Eda Bartholomew, Miss Dooly and the Agnes Scott Glee Club. The program featured dances, piano trio, and vocal solos, with strong praise for Miss Jones and the clubs from Louise Dooly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Pappenheimer
Nellie Poetery Black
Charles A. Conklin
Dvorak
Grieg
Brahms
Margaret Bartholomew
Drec. E. Buchanan
Pappenheimer
Misa Eda Bartholomew
Mueller-Buesson
Desjoyeux
Czarda
Misa Diise Jones
Miss Jones
Asainger
Techakowsky
Elgar
Schumann
von Fielitz
Agnes Scott College Glee Club
Bathtub for Mules at Henry Colliery Plains Pa
A 46 foot long concrete bathtub over 4 feet deep was installed at Henry colliery Lehigh Valley Coal Co Plains Pa for mule baths. Mules cool and regain vigor after work while drivers oppose the longer time in the mine. Also notes a Porto Rico bill proposal to curb ox carts on main highways after 1914 and Prussia's 1919 mineral outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Plains
Muse
Porto Rico
Kingdom of Prussia
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Batley
CJ Louis
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R.H E
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Gye
Zinn
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Stewart Avenue Hill
Atlanta Journal
WM. Oldknow
Savoy Theatre
Pappenheimer Home
Marion Spangler
Tech Glen Club
Frank M. Coffin
Louise Dooly
McClure’s
Mason and Schram
McClure Ten-Gent Co
Whitehall St
Hunter
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