Motorsports Marathon Tonight At Local Motordrome
Tonight the Motordrome hosts a crowd pleasing program led by W Edger on a Marmon six cylinder aiming to reach sixty five miles per hour on the track. Britt Craig assists as mechanic. A 26 mile marathon features ten riders, including Marty Graves on an eight valve Indian attempting a world one mile record of 9644 miles per hour. The program opens at 8 oclock with fast order races thereafter.
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Constitution
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State Prep Track Meet At Tech Today
The first Georgia state inter athletic track meet locally starts this afternoon at Georgia Tech. Events begin at 2:30 with seven trials including 100 yard dash and shot put. Saturday features finals and more events with schools Donald Fraser Sixth District A and M Toccoa High and GM A Re Inns College competing. The top scoring team wins a silver loving cup.
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Grant
Georgian Tech
Donald Fraser
Toccoa High School
GM. A. Reinords Colllege
Leving Cup
Metropolitan Amateur Golf Championship Second Round Moves
Englewood N J May 21 At the end of the second round eight favorites remain in the Metropolitan amateur golf championship led by Walter J Travis who defeated J Mitchell and Gardiner White in two matches. Oswald Kirby also won twice, with C E Vanvleck forcing extra holes. Others in contention include Findlay Douglas Maz R Marston George V Brokaw Roy D Webb and Percy Platt with strong chances for the title.
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Dwight Pati
Yale
Walter J. Trais
J. Mitchett
Garden Cit
Gardiner White
Travis
Oswald Kirby
C. E. Vanvleck
Baltusrol Findlay
Douglas
Apawamis
George V. Brokaw
Garden City
Maz R. Marston
Baltusrol
Gilman
Tiffany
Powellon
Roy D. Webb
Total Club
Percy Platt
New York Galt Club
Mercer Beats Tennessee 6 8 to 3 in Season Finale
Macon Ga May 21 Mercer defeats Tennessee 6 to 3 to finish second in the AA A. Hunt pitched for Mercer and Thomason collected four of five hits. Score by innings Mercer 111 010 20x Tennessee 000 020 10. Batteries Stevens Hunt Clem ents Dawson Heith.
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Beck & Gregg Play Jonesboro in Afternoon Trip
Beck and Gregg Hardware Co's baseball team travels to Jonesboro to meet the local fast team. With Heeler and Baxter pitching and Clark catching, the Atlanta based squad promises strong play and invites challenges from other teams. Contact Ed Coffey at Beck & Grags Hardware Company or Bell Ivy 2010 Atlanta for inquiries.
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Jonesboro
Beck & Grese Hardware Company
Jonesborg
Beck & Rege
Heeler
Baxter
Clark
Atlanta
Ed Coffey
Beck & ’Gregs! Hardware Co
Bell Phone
Ivy
Pelicans Triumph Over Crackers In 11-3 Route
New Orleans Pelicans jumped to third in the standings by routing the Atlanta Crackers 11 to 3. Gil Price started, Efird hit well, while Buck Weaver pitched solidly. Hendryx led the Birds with three hits as New Orleans pulled away in the third and fourth innings, applying heavy pressure and stealing multiple bases.
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Sam L. Gilbert
New Orleans
Pelicans
Gil Price
Efird
Bat
Buck Weaver
Price
Long
Holland
Jennings
Bibel
Runn
Nolay
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Rane
Po. Starr
Sylveater
Ee Lindsay
Worthen
Asan Higgins
Singh de ‘Weaver
Chicago White Sox routs Boston in five to three
In a May baseball program Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 3 as Chase starred with four hits including a triple and Demmitt contributed to the run production. Batteries: Beng, Russell, and Schalk for Chicago. Johnson, Leotard and Cady for Boston. Time 2:00. Umpires Chiti and Sheridan.
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Chicago
Chase
Demmitt
Inni
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Schalk
Johnson
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Emilie
National League early 1900s results from Chicago to St Louis
Boston tops Cubs 3 1 as Evers debuts against former teammates. Reds beat Dodgers 8 4 with seven runs in second due to walks and a three-base hit. Pirates edge Phillies 6 2 behind strong hitting and a triple. Giants fall to Cardinals 4 2 as New York fielding woes and a banished umpire mark the game.
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St. Loui
New York
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Hazen
Bhe
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Hromme
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Meyers
Doal
Salice
Snyder
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Claemond
Beaton
Chicago
St. Louie
South Atlantic Foxes Edge Gamecocks In Low-Scoring Win
Foxes beat the Gamecocks 3 to 2 with late innings scoring. Columbus and Columbia appear in the box, Hawkins Krebs and Chalker listed as batteries, time noted at 1:32. Umpire Vitter. Indians defeat Leonta 2 to 1 in a separate game at Savannah with 2:10 time. Gulla doubles for Charleston with a 3 to 2 loss to Gulla. Tourists Peachorn 5 mentions Macon at Augusta 8 to 2. Batters Villazon Voss Bashorn and Nevenhouse Wallace referenced with Moran as umpire.
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Baseball schedules across minor and major leagues listed
A dense slate shows today’s games across multiple leagues. Matchups include Southern League teams in cities like Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis, and Montgomery, plus South Atlantic League games in Macon, Albany, Columbus and Savannah, among others.
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Mobije
Nashville
B'ham
Memphia
Macon
Augusta
Albany
Charleston
Columbus
Columbia
Juxville
Savyauh
Georgia League scores and innings highlights
Georgia League results from Thomasville, Brunswick, Waycross, Cordele, Valdosta and Americus. Thomasville defeats Brunswick 4 to 9 with late rally, Waycross beats Cordele 4 to 3, Valdosta runs up 9 to 7 over Americus. Umpires named. Batteries listed for each game.
Standings of clubs in the Georgia Alabama League
The Georgia Alabama League table shows LaGrange leading with 12 wins and 4 losses while Opelika has 11 and 6. Rome sits at 6 7, and Talladega, Anniston, and Talladega follow with varying records.
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Seima
Anniston
Talladega
Mawnan
Rome
College football and baseball Q&A and results note
Q&A covers selections in the S N L and Georgia Tech areas with questions about pinch hitters and pitching credits. Obscure notes discuss umpire calls on infield fly rules, catcher and pitcher responsibilities, and a Kirkwood Scouts victory over Oakhurst to claim a championship with a 9 to 0 score in a long game.
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Hanlon Delivers Surprise Knockout Of Perry In Atlanta
Eddie Hanlon shockingly stops Jimmy Petry of Pittsburg in the third round of their ten round bout at the Orpheum theater as Atlanta fans crowd in. Hanlon’s upset victory upends Perry as Goodwin over Kid Howard and Wonder stops Battling Robinson in earlier bouts contribute to a lively card.
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Eddie Hanlon
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Pittsburg
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Price and Efird to be replaced by two new hurlers
The sporting editor reports Bill Smith plans to add two new twirlers to the Crackers, with Price and Efird sent home. Smith declines to name the players, while Major Callaway defers details. Indications point to two pitchers and a catcher may join when the team returns home next week.
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Sporting
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Billy Smith
Ffird
Major Callaway
Smith
Federal League Scores and Batter Details From Boarded Games
The report lists Dudfato 6 Indianapolis 5 with inning by inning chaos and names Moran Anderson J Blair Mosely Raviden. Pittsburg 10 St Louis 5 with box score lines and pitchers Keupper Herbert Chapman Adams Kerr. Baltimore 3 Chicago 4 details show run by innings and batter pairings Guinn Russell Hendrix Willisene.
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Chapman
Adams
Kerri
Baltimore
Chicago
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Russell
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Wilisene
Cracker's Daily Hammers Kennedy City in Big Win
Cracker's Daily battered Kennedy City 8 to 2 as Hangan City exploded with 13 runs across innings, while Brooklyn struggled squaring 0s in early frames and miscues. Packard and Basterly led pitching, Lafitte, Chappell and Land contributed at bat for the victors.
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Kennedy City
Brooklyn
Hangan City
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Basterly
Lafitte, Chappell and Land
Georgia Alabama League scores from Newnan and Opelika May 4 24 21
In Newnan Newnan beat Gadsden 6 to 4 after late ninth inning scoring driven by Hayes and Reineike errors. Opelika defeated Anniston 6 to 0 in a slow game with Steele and Innis contributing. LaGrange beat Selma 8 to 3 as Selma’s errors plagued them. Rome defeated Talladega 22 to 0 in a one sided affair with Rome’s offense overpowering Talladega.
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Gadsden
Talladegh
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Selma
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Reineike
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Ritchie's Terms Accepted For Bout With Welsh By British Syndicate
Chicago May 21 Willie Kerne lightweight champion today received word London promoters accepted his terms for a match in London Freddie Welsh English fighter demands included 15000 or 50 percent of gross 10000 for advertising rights and 10000 for moving picture privilege total 45000 No date set Emory College Oxford Ga May 21 Sophomores Juniors and Freshmen race for pennant post season game set Monday afternoon Juniors beat Seniors 9 to 3 Sophomores defeated Freshmen 6 to 1 Batteries Crutchfield Harris Lane Bacon Mobley Summers Cheshire Saxon B Batteries Summers Cheshire Lester Saxon RHE
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Victorious Midville Team Defeats Waynesboro in Tennins
The Victorious Midville team won another game this afternoon over Waynesboro. The final score was 12 to 6 in Midville's favor, with the match taking place in Waynesboro, Ga. The report notes several other scores from regional leagues as well.
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Waynesboro
Americans Eliminated In British Amateur Golf Tourney
Americans Sandwich Morit Charles de Bvans of Chico and Marald Weber of Toledo were among ten U S players eliminated in the fourth round. C K MacFarlane, a Scotsman, defeated Hvans with a record 31 on the first nine holes. Hutchison of the Royal and Ancient Club won 8 and 4 over Scott If. Edward Blackwell of St Andrews defeated Jurvid Hilton, the British champion, eliminating another American. Francis Warner, the American Open champion, fell to Wattlestone’s Republis in the fourth round.
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Cectt If
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Fluten- Seonalu
Jurvid Hilton
Waa
Edward Blackwell
St Andrews
Republis
Wattlestone
Francis Warner
KROH SUSPENDED BY THE LOOKOUTS
Chattanooga. May saw Bauthpaw Floyd Krak desert the hattineora tea and return to join the team in Mobile. Manager McCormick suspended Krak amid rumors of a dispute over training rules. Teitmryer from Sacramento stands in as catcher during Charley Street’s smashed ankle absence.
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Henderson Heads Georgia 191 Nine
Athens, Ga May 1 John Heimler, son and first baseman of this year’s baseball team, was captain for the 1915 season. Henderson leads Georgia in the 1919 lineup with Heimler as a veteran presence.
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Georgia
Athens
John Heimlerson
Cealer
Inman Trophy Second Round Games Report
The Inman Trophy second round progresses with matches: Ottley over ? 3 and 0. Carrollton over Macon Martin 4 and 3. Reend and Williamson 2 up. Small 2 up 3 to play. Watson defeats Cox 4 up 210. East Point defeats Jonesboro 3 to 2. Hast Point seeks fast clubs for future games.
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Charlie Cox
P. King
East Point
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Hast
Atlanta
Georgia
Central Congregational V St James in North Side League Showdown
A key benefit game pits Central Congregational and St James at Ponce de Leon Saturnsy. Both teams lead the North Side Sunday School league with 4-0 records this season. The game starts at 2 30. Admission is 25 cents.
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