Perry Debut Shuts Out Vols As Cracker Win
Scott Perry making his Cracker debut against the Vols pitched seven strong innings holding the visitors to two hits and clean defense. George Kircher and Bert King supplied the Cracker offense with timely hits while Johnny Dodge fielded superbly at third base. Perry's early wildness aside, his control and pace baffled the Vols as Rogers and the Cracker defense completed the win.
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Do than tops Americas in high scoring Georgia League game
In Dothan, Do than won its eighth straight by beating Americas 10 to 5. Wilkes Duguing and Price homer. twenty hits total. Score by innings shows Dothan 3 3 0 0 2 6 7 and Americas 3 9 8 0 0 5. Batteries Price Turner Dozier Wil Time 2 hours. Umpire Mitchell.
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Queries Answered in Sporting Editor’s Question Item
The piece asks about baseball plays including a pitcher handling a hot ball, a fielder misplay, a batter safe at first, and a second baseman’s error on a throw. It discusses rulings on steals, force plays, and credited errors amid common infield scenarios.
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Newnan Beats Rome 7 4 In Second Series Game
Newnan Georgia defeated Rome 7 to 4 in the second game of the series. Flynn and Edmondson starred for Newnan while Boyd made a notable one hand catch. Bryant pitched well for Newnan despite six walks, as King and Richards provided key hits.
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Amateur Games in City League Schedule
The page lists numerous amateur league matchups across Piedmont park Inman Yard and Grant Park with teams including Texan vy Studebaker Avanta Cubs and Oakland City. Officials include umpires Mesers AEL Burnett Jamtaon and Robartson with games at various venues such as Baraca league grounds and central churches.
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City Prep Schools in Big Track Meet
This afternoon at 3 o clock the local prep league will stage their annual track meet on the G A L campus, La College Park. Teams entered include Boys High Tech High Marist Pas cock and K A with Donald Kamer’s school absent. last year Marist led with G M A and Tech High following. The junior Smithies graduate few veterans, M A cadets boast one of the best teams, and Grant Field prep meet earlier showed M A close behind the winners. Regular events will be held and start time is 7 o clock with Professor Wemma as referee and officials to be named later.
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Where They Play Today Southern League Schedule
Multiple league games listed across the Southern and eastern circuits with numerous city matchups including Nashville at Atlanta Pones de Leon and Memphis at Mobile, plus others in New Orleans Birmingham Bayvasneh and Chicago St Louis.
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Tough Night Across Leagues with Postponements and Winners
Norfolk defeats Suffolk 4 to 1 while Portsmouth routs Newport Wewe 7 to 1. Petersburg American Association notes Rocky Mowat 12. Richmond beats Montreal 2 to 1 in International League as Toronto Providence games postponed by rain. Tenax League results show Garventon 3 Fort Worth 1 and Waco 2 San Antonio 11 in a rare high scoring clash.
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Southern League Meeting Tuesday to Discuss Welfare
President Baugh called a Southern league directors meeting for next Tuesday in Birmingham Alabama. The agenda focuses on league welfare and bolstering weak areas with Mobile's uncertain outlook prompting plans to assist the Mobile Gulls. Other topics remain unsaid as the gathering seeks solutions.
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Jacksonville Wins Dramatic Elevenin g Dixie Clash
In Augusta Georgia on May 71 Dixie Car drove a home run in the eleventh to lift Jacksonville to a win over South Atlantic Route 4. Pratt starred in the outfield and Roth sparked a late rally with a three-base hit in the ninth as South and Pratt controlled the action. Final: Jacksonville 6, Augusta 2.
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Birmingham Triumphs Over Little Rock In Afternoon Clash
Birmingham defeated Little Rock 7 to 4 as Day held the visitors to one hit after the third inning. Wallace was badly injured in the sixth, carried from the field after a bat blow. Day and Black locked in a pitchers’ duel with key hits by Downey Mert and McBride, while Birmingham capitalized on defensive miscues to pull ahead.
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Newark and Chicago Games Highlight Federal League Action
In St Louis Newark topped St Louis 4 to 3 amid four errors by the home club. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 8 to 2 as Hendrix blanked the visitors except for one inning, with Seaton and Wilson aiding the attack. The Baltimore Federals lost to Pittsburgh 3 to 2 on a tough field, while Kansas City edged Buffalo 8 to 4 in a late May clash with Kruger driving in four.
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Athens High Boys Win Athletic Pins in Clear Victory
Eight Athens High School boys earn athletic pins in a ceremony under the State High School Association. Bronze pin recipients include Glenn Hirtheon Artie Donaway Fort Lackey Fred Stewart Stone Smith George Martin and Paul Weatherly. Pierce Martin wins the silver pin.
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Soldiers beat Lyerly team 4 to 2 in Va diamond game
Lyerly Virginia May 31 Apesalai J reports the Fort Oglethorpe Soldiers defeated the home team on their diamond by four runs to two in what was described as one of the season s most interesting games.
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Druid Hills Golfers Qualify For Adair Cup Today
Druid Hills Golf club players will compete this afternoon in the qualifying round for the George J W Adair trophy. Net scores plus club handicaps determine qualification. First round of match play must be completed by May 25, second by May 27, semi finals by May 29, and finals by May 30.
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De Palma Qualifies For 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis May 71 Ralph De Palma won the qualifying trial for the 500 mile auto race, posting a 28.2 second lap time. The day’s results determined entrants for the upcoming May event, with De Palma leading a field that included notable challengers and previous contenders.
Birmingham Resigns as Naps Manager
Cleveland Ohio 21 Joe Birmingham resigned today as manager of the Cleveland Americans. President Somers said the resignation had been requested and a successor had not been named. Birmingham had succeeded Harry Davin in 1906 and had played as an outfielder for Cleveland. The team’s poor showing last year and this season prompted the retirement, with Lee Fohl named to take charge temporarily.
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Tech and Tennessee Tennis Teams Duel in Atlanta
The Tech and Tennessee tennis teams met at the East Poke courts of the Atlanta Athletic Club. Yesterday featured doubles action with Gardner and Flach of Tech facing Ayres and Whitaker of Tennessee. Singles matches followed with Gelock Ayres and Land Whitaker set to play Gardner.
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Cedartown Dominates Atlanta Stars 7–0 in May Showcase
Cedartown blanked the Atlanta Stars 7 to 0 in a May exhibition at Cedartown. The late-season matchup featured Cedartown hitters delivering power and solid pitching as Atlanta Stars struggled to score.
Goulait Released and Ipapa Association Notice
Vague official announcement states Goulait is released. The Ipapa Association is mentioned with two names and a club regis notah. Details are unclear and originate from a New York source with broken phrasing.
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Wrightaville defeats Tennille in rain shortened game
Wrightaville won 3 to 1 over Tennille in a rain shortened affair at Wrightaville. Brannen struck out ten, allowing only two hits. Smith hit a three bagger in the sixth with runners aboard to seal the victory. rain halted play after the seventh inning.
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Longest ball game of the season as White Sox win in 17
Chicago defeats Boston 3 to 2 after seventeen innings in a marathon game. Faber earned his seventh straight win, with key hits by Weaver and Daly in the late innings. Schalk and Schang contributed, while Speaker was ejected for arguing. The White Sox rallied from an early deficit as Boston stumbled on both offense and defense.
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Cubs Tie Braves in Second Game of Series
Boston May 21 Chicago won the second game of the series from Boston today 4 to 2 in a pitcher battle between Rudolph and Lavender. A mutt by Connolly allowed Chicago to score two runs with two out in the fourth inning. Boston's offense produced two runs with two out in the eighth as Connally’s two-base hit and a single accounted for the runs. Batteries Lavender and Archer dolph and Gawdy, Whaling, Trag.
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Two New Travelers Arrive From Monger Allan
From the fragment, two travelers arrive today and plan to celebrate with a visit and a forthcoming sale or event tomorrow. The note references a local old spelling and a nearby place, suggesting a small town notice of arrivals and a scheduled occurrence for the next day.
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Boy Scouts Track Meet At Piedmont Today
Boy Scouts hold their annual track meet at Piedmont today with 187 boys entered. Prizes are awarded for first place and other places, contingent on officials. Events include dash races, running shoe race, potato race, shot put, three-legged race, and a one mile relay.
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Harry Lord Joins Buffalo Federals
Harry Lord former captain of the Chicago Americans left Chicago to join the Buffalo Federals. He will report to sign a contract, with terms reportedly agreed. Comiskey said Lord violated no baseball law, noting he was a free agent seeking best offer and that release allowed him to pursue Portland shares if possible.
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Valdosta Refuses Otto Trade In Local Baseball Shuffle
Valdosta balked at a planned exchange involving Auguste and Georgia State League teams. Dudley was shipped out, Jordan refused Augusta, and Valdosta voters backed local baseball unity. Otto remains with the Millionaires as Brunswick changes management aboard.
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Wadley Beats Louisville In Tight Amateur Baseball Tilt
Wadley and Louisville met on Wadley’s diamond for a hard fought game. The final score is unclear but Wadley led 9 to a questionable score before the eighth inning. Louisville pitchers Brown and new Wadley batteries Brannen and Salter contributed to the action.
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Concord Downs Zebulon In Home Victory May 21
Concord defeated Zebulon on the home field by a 3 to 1 score. Key plays included a three-base hit by Hale for Concord and a three-base hit by Jordan for Zebulon. H Boswell starred defensively catching steal attempts, with Umpire Forrest handling the plate.
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Atlanta Stars edge Cedartown in tight semipro tilt
In Cedartown Georgia on May 21 Parker of the Atlanta Stars hit a homer over the right field fence as visitors beat the locals 3 to 2 in a fast exciting game. The home club has played seven games this season with four losses and three wins.
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Fitzgerald 8 Douglas 1 rout at Fitz gala rounds
Fitzgerald defeated Douglas 8 to 1 in a gala match held in Fitzgerald Georgia with Culpepper Norris Doyle and Simms contributing for Elinge. Mockring served as umpire.
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Pioneer contractor O A Smith dies at home
O A Smith, longtime Atlanta contractor and roofer, died Friday night at his home 432 Whitewall Street. The 764 year old pioneer, who came to Atlanta from New Jersey as a boy, was survived by two daughters Mrs W M Camp and Misarell Smith and a son P H H Smith of Dallas Texas. The body was moved to Patterson's for arrangements.
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Covington School Board Names Staff for Next Year
Covington Ga May 21. At a board of education meeting the Covington High School fielded a new superintendent and staff. Professor H B Patterson remains principal. Teachers listed include Lucy Bryant, eari Blalock, William Annie Igger Circle Willis, Christine Wit Philips, Hattle Waever, and H. B. Robertson from Greensboro High School appointed as superintendent.
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Mud from Lassen Crater Floods Hatting Valley
A flood of mud from Lassen crater swept Hatting Valley, destroying homes and driving residents into the hills. The flow buried bridges and blocked roads, with reports of impassable routes and a government forest road struggling to pass midnight. Geological survey experts classify the eruption as early stage with violent activity diminishing as the lava cools.
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Suit over Riggs Bank actions before Judge McCoy at district court
Five day argument period ends with Judge McCoy considering a motion to dismiss the suit by Riggs National Bank to enjoin Secretary McAdoo Comptroller Willems and Treasurer Burke. Court denies most relief, allows $6,000 to enter treasury and contemplates penalties for report failures. Testimony covers bank dealings, alleged malice by officials, and Liberty asset transactions through Lewis Johnson & Co with Riggs Bank as guarantor.
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Yale Alumni Plan Savannah Trip and Smoker Here
Atlanta Yale alumni met at the University Club to elect delegates for the third annual Associated Southern Yale clubs gathering in Savannah and to sponsor a Yale and Harvard alumni smoker as part of the Yale Harvard boat race. Delegates travel two days from Thursday to Saturday with plans including a Bluffton yacht trip and a visit to Frank Whitney’s summer home.
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Vanderbilt Alumni Gather for Founders Day Event
Alumni from Vanderbilt will attend a Georgia Vanderbilt gathering for Founders Day on May 27. Invitations have been issued and many notable figures will attend on the terrace of the Piedmont Driving Club. Whitefoord Cole and Dr Edwin Mims are among the honored guests, with prompts to send RSVPs to Hinton J. Hopkins in Atlanta.
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Forstas Ruth Roye headlining vaudeville at Forsyth
At the Forsyth Week program features Ruth Roye the princess of ragtime with George East and a large company of singers dancers and musicians. Tonight’s bill includes the playlet Broadway Love by Vivien Moreau and a leading trio with Aubrey Rich and Tai Kun. Next week vaudeville promises War Brides.
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China Japan agreement studied by Wilson
Washington May 21 George Guthrie American ambassador to China, on vacation, met with President Wilson at the White House tonight. Guthrie will stay in the United States until August 26, signaling no immediate crisis in Tokio. Wilson is studying the China Japan accord to see if it conflicts with open door treaties.
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