Fourth inning rally slips as Georgia strands runners
Sloan doubles in the fourth but M Hill fails to drive in a run. In the sixth Holland leads with a double yet Freeman and Sloan cannot bring him home. Branwen disrupts the crowd as the threat fades. Georgia mounts an eighth inning chance with Lucaga walking Hrannen sac bunts to second Ginn draws a walk and bases are loaded but no score.
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Sloan
M Hill
Holland
Freeman
Branwen
Georgia
Lucaga
Hrannen
Ginn
Tech Georgia Game Ends In Tie After Full Nine
Sloan and Hill spark Tech with multiple hits including a third Sloan line drive. Brooks makes clutch plays at first while Bartlett and Johnson are involved in errors and fielding. Umpires Corliss Buchanan and Harry Harmon receive praise for fair calls as Red and Black tie series with Georgia 2 to 1 and leave state title undecided.
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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 Triumphs In Decked Ninth Inning Rally
National League action with Cincinnati rallying in the eighth to defeat Ferguson and the opposing team 6 to 3. Washington beats St Louis 7 to 2 behind Louis as Batley shines. Pirates edge Giants 1 to 0 on a tight pitching duel. St Louis outlasts Brooklyn 4 to 3 in ten innings and Buckner dominates until the ninth.
Atlanta Figures in Morgan's Plan
Chicago May 21 George F Roberts president of Continental National Bank Chicago and James G Berryhill of Des Moines debated the central bank plan before Hawkeye Fellowship Club at lunch. Roberts said J P Morgan had gained control of many banks for a central institution and listed cities likely represented including Atlanta. Berryhill warned central bank could discriminate against country communities and feared regional bias.
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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 Crimson Rowers Win Dual Regatta on Schuylkill
Harvard University swept the eighth annual American Rowing Association regatta on the Schuylkill River. The Crimson won the junior collegiate eight-oared event over Columbia and Penn, then captured the first eight race to earn the stewards cup, defeating Georgetown varsity and Wanderers. Harvard tied the Cornell Yale record by winning both races in one afternoon. New York and Philadelphia each took five firsts. Boston claimed the other. The freshmen race among Columbia Yale and Penn went to Columbia.
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Philadelphia
Harvard University
American Rowing Association
Schuylkill River
Crimson
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Georgetown
Wanderers
Cornell
Yale
New York
Boston
Pennsylvania
Yesterday's baseball results across minor and major leagues
Yesterday's scores span Southern and South Atlantic leagues with Birmingham over Atlanta 8 to 2 and New Orleans overpowering Memphis 8 to 2. Other results include Chattanooga 4 Montgomery 4 and Nashville 2 Mobile 0, plus Philadelphia Chicago rein in a multi-team set. Collegiate and military-anchored play note Georgia Tech vs Georgia 0–0 over 14 innings and several Ivy League showdowns.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Nashville
Mobile
New Orleans
Memphis
Where They Play Today Atlanta in New Orleans
Basketball schedule snippet shows matchups with Atlanta at New Orleans Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis with venues implied and no outcomes provided.
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Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg
Phillies Beat Tigers 7 to 4 After Seventh Inning Rally
In Philadelphia on May 21 the Phillies defeated the Detroit Tigers 7 to 4. Seven straight batters produced six hits in the seventh, adding two doubles and a sacrifice fly to drive in five runs. Batteries Stroud Pernell Browning and Strange Atkins Toombs and Thomas. Time 2 hours. Umpires Sheridan and Yanks. Escapes 4. New York, May 21 after 15 innings New York beat Cleveland 6 to 4 to extend their win streak. Link pitched well until the ninth when the Highlanders tied it. winning run scored by Chase and driven in by Cree. Time 2.35. Umpires Evans and Epan Pelton Dead. Toledo, Ohio, May 21 A D Pelton owner of The Toledo Blade from 1857 to 1868 died at age 87 from infirmities of old age.
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Leifield
R.H E
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Oday
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Rhe
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Columbia Today
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Aboron Po.a
Bierkotte
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Rhoton
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A. E. Breitenstein
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Powell
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Dwyer
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Blerkette
Time
Ebner
Jacksonville
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Macon
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E Schultz
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J Bubanks
Kahlhoff
Carter
Taaffee
Downey
Mullaney
Manion
Lauzon
Lipe
Lee
Eubanky
Pope
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Hess
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H. Po. Wanner
Farrell
Af i Zinn
Crandall
O O Gye
Baerwald
Altman
McGraw
Fritz
Brooka
Demont
Lafitte
Innin
New Orleans
Warner
Roche
Butcher
Jackson
Manush
Brooks
Walmer
Gye
Zinn
Bagesa
Indians 5 Electrics 3 in Savannah baseball clash
Savannah beat Columbus 5 to 3 at Savannah in a high crowd game. Pesky hit a three lead off homer and Reagan and Balenti shined in the field as Hartley allowed early runs while Martina closed the game. Columbus threatened late but could not rally after a strong start by the locals.
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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 double header in Montgomery on May 21 with the visitors winning 4 0 in the first game and the home team taking the second 6 1. Both clubs played near flawless defense with only occasional miscues. Hart and Juul misplayed a first inning play in Chattanooga’s win while Thomas for Montgomery pitched well in relief. Peps starred defensively and at the plate, handling twelve chances without an error and collecting three hits in four appearances.
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Montgomery
Ala
Chattanooga
Hart
Juul
Thomas
Peps
Trinity Sunday School Crushes Y M C A 14 to 6
In a lopsided Saturday contest at Jackson street grounds Trinity Sunday School baseball club defeated the YMCA 14 to 6. Akers and Denton starred on the mound allowing only four hits while strong infield play backed them. Smith at second made tough plays in solid big league style. Score by innings shows Trinity besting YMCA 14 runs to 6. Batteries Christian Westmoreland Wilson Akers Denton and Foster.
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Trinity
Jackson Street
Trinity Sunday School
Akers
Denton
Smith
R.H.E. MC. A
Christian, Westmoreland and Wilson
Akers, Denton and
Foster
Spear Attacks South American Catholic Church
Robert Speer of the Presbyterian board denounced the Roman Catholic church of South America during the world’s sixth Sunday school convention in Washington on May 21. He said it is not even a Christian organization and contrasted it with the U S church while citing a Montevideo professor who claimed South American Catholics oppose progress.
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Washington
Robert Speer
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
South America
Speer
United States
Monteverdi
Montevideo
Uruguay
South American
Speer rescinds order to remove prisoner from Bibb jail
Macon Georgia May 21 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 The judge decision reflects a reconsideration of the confinement arrangement and its related public concern.
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Speer
Macon
John Newbern
Bibb County
Sign Confusion Sparks Station Smoking Debate
Passenger and agent clash over a station sign reading no smoking while another passenger asks to inspect a stove. The exchange highlights misread directives and safety concerns in a transit environment.
Johnny Johnson Draws Fire Over Training Lapses
San Francisco May 21 Jack Johnson's lax training draws criticism as boxing plans slip. He says he will train to suit himself, boxing four times a week up to July 2 while promising to stay heavy. Onlookers report doors closed at the pavillion and see him delaying real work. A watch party at Rosa Hurwitz's Piedmont residence featured music by Bib Four.
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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 held yesterday at Mr and Mrs Oscar Pappenheimer’s home raised funds for free kindergartens. The program featured Dvorak Grieg Brahms and Mueller Bueson with Miss Eda Bartholomew and Miss Jones delivering notable solos. Agnes Scott Glee Club and Tech Glen Club contributed, under leaders Miss Marion Spangler and Mr Frank M Coffin. Louise Dooly.
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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
Marion Spangler
Tech Glen Club
Frank M. Coffin
Louise Dooly
Bathtub for Mules at Lehigh Valley Coal Plains Pa
A 46 foot long concrete bathtub over four feet deep has been installed at the Henry colliery entrance of Lehigh Valley Coal Company in Plains Pennsylvania to care for mine mules. The bath is said to restore vigor after shifts and keeps mules fresh while slightly extending drive time for workers.
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Henry
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Plains
Muse
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