Hanlon and Perry Set Rematch Next Tuesday Night
Eddie Hanlon the luge welterweight meets Jimmy Perry of Pittsburg in a rematch at the Grpheum theater next Tuesday night promoted by Castro. They clashed last Wednesday with Hanlon winning in the third round. Perry, claiming he was beaten fair and square, requested a return bout which is now scheduled with strong preliminaries expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Hanlon
Jimmy Perry
Pittsburg
Grpheum Theater
Hanlon
Akay
Perry
Castro
Boys High and Tech High Duel at Grantfield Today
This afternoon at 1:30 the Boys High and Tech High track teams meet at Grantfield in a heated dual. Both claim strength and the rivalry is fierce as events proceed in standard track order. Last year Boys High won easily. Tech High this season is said to be about five percent stronger.
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Tech High
Grantfield
Georgia Military Academy
Georgia” Military Academy
Boys’ High
Boys’ Night
Tech Righ
Tech High Boys High Series Opener Set Friday at Grant Field
Tech High and Boys' High start a three game series Friday afternoon at Grant Field with a 3 20 p m first pitch. Tech High features Smith Gerlach and Parks as strong pitching threats and a likely hitting edge, while Boys' High relies on Fridell and Warwick to hold the line. Batteries list Smith Hooper for Tech High and Fringell Weaver for Boys' High with 25 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech High
Boys’ High
Grant
Marlat College
Donald Fraser
Smith
Gerlach
Parks
Purnle
Fringell
Weaver
Wolgast and Rivers to Fight on July
Wolgast and Joe Rivers will meet at Vernon Arena on July 4 in Los Angeles. Terms of the match were not disclosed.
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Wolgast
Rivers
Los Angeles
Ad Wolgast
Joe Rivers
Vernon Arena
Umpires Have Off Day as Crackers Fall at Poncey Park
Report notes umpire Rudderham reversed a safe call at the plate for Perryman, then ruled him out, costing the Crackers the game. O’Toole and Rudderham blamed for a string of close calls against Atlanta, while Calhoun Schmidt and Dunn led Crackers toward a four run first inning. Memphis and Nashville results also cited with other league notes.
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Dick Jemison
Rudderham
Vale
Perryman
Ruddy
O'Towle
Atlanta
Lan
Turaday
Hudderham
O'Toole
Lord Safe
Crackers
Lord
Buddy
Gulls
Hobertson
Morley Wonings
Uaa
Wanderful
Gay
Joe Dunn
Amby McConnell
Kirby
Schmidt
Petuliar
Fible
Robertson
Gettnie Debard
Kircher
Welch
Tons
Tianaan
Jennings
MrConnel
Sin
Halls
Flanagan
Jennines
Ann
Tord
McConnell
Fist
Calhoun
Feterteen
Hadnail
Sciring Robertson
Sennings
Ands
Thole
Lahmnidt
Kereler
Gnade
Rudderkam
O'Dell
Gle
Short
Hudnall
Miller
Cobard
Dent
Townsend
Ty A
Schmidt Pied
Dabard
Poe
Connell
Mobile
Kircher Schmidt
Iyann
Eibel
Ebel
Strick
Bally
South Atlantic Sounds Inconsistent Baseball Results
The report shows a string of box scores from South Atlantic games with mixed innings, runs, and line scores. Teams like Peaches, Gamecocks, Albany, Savannah, Jacksonville, Augusta, Columbus and Charleston are listed with pitchers and time figures, but many fragments and garbled names obscure full details of outcomes and players.
Ad Men to Sponsor Final Atlanta Toronto Bail Game
The Ad Men of Atlanta take charge of the park today for the last game of the series, using the Toronto game as a fundraiser for a delegation to the international Ad Men meeting in Toronto next month. The club recognizes the Ad Men as key boosters and loyal supporters of Atlanta baseball. A special committee is selling tickets for Ad Men's Day, expected to draw a large weekday crowd in a gala local event.
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Atlanta
Toronto
Ad Men
Atlanita
American League Baseball Roundup From May Games
In St Louis the Browns beat Philadelphia 6 to 5 as Bender exited after four innings and Hamilton starred in the ninth. Washington moved to first with a 4 to 2 win over Detroit after Debuc mishaps. Chicago edged New York 2 to 1 with a ninth inning homer by Chicago. Boston beat Cleveland 3 to 2 as Beane and others struggled. Poster pitched 42 scoreless innings setting a season league mark.
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Browns
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bender
Hamilton
Jamilton
Wares
St Louis
Agnew
Stenger
Brown
Schang
Dineen
Connolly
Senators
Tigers
Washington
Detroit
Nationals
Debuc
McBride
Henry
Boehling
Foster Gent Boehling
Sangli
Shanks
Tipie
RIL B
Metroit
Dubuc
Stanage
Loughlin
Hildebrand
Red Sox
Boston
Beate
Hooner
Carrigan
Cleveland
Boston Today
Poster
Beore
Rhf
Eleveland
Wek
Chattanooga
Gsburg
Urisunis
Muntty
Cincinnat
Birmingham
Lnuis
Atlanta
Brooklyn
Jashville
Cnic
Memphis
SPH
Agar TE Dua Montgomery
Aehington
Nsavannah
Philadelia
Louis
Gormbin
York
Albany Chicago
Coumbus
Low Pe
Baltimor
Chicago
Bronklya
Thoma Evil Kay
St Loule
New York
Cincinnati Rout Phillies 10 to 0 in May Series
Cincinnati overwhelmed Philadelphia 10 to 0 in the second game of the series on May 26, led early and never relinquished. Pitcher yielding five hits, with Her goz and Nethaff sharing batting honors as the Reds dominated. Also reported: St Louis beat Boston 4 to 2 behind Hess and Doak, Dodgers defeated Pirates 3 to 1, and New York topped Chicago 7 to 7 in a late rally aided by Dantins home run and 12 hits for the locals.
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Memphis
Tara
Robinson
Birmingham
Helmes
Euial Allwonet
Wilsomit
Brielt
Dunelib
Bliam
Behick
Adilgere
Rob'sonjp
Seb'sonp
Elam
Dilger
Mermphis
McDermott
Holmes
Covington
McDonald
Atilaon
Coyle
Shanney
Mullen
Wilson
Dundal
Basse
Johnson
Plenninger
Kerin
Chattanooga
Wenn
Pat
Ting Walker
New Orleans
Aber
H. Poe
Cat
Ater
Bornsit
aMcokir
Tansy
Haghyrr
Ale'nse
Walker
P BO
MrCormick
Lindsay
Mearmick
Slalen
Flick
Dudble
Puck
Jacobson
Sline
Shine
Breitenstein
Kellum
White Sox
Youks
New York
Chicago
Russell
Lex
Nunamaker
R.H. E. Chisago
Schalk
Beai
Callwell
Gossett
Time
Pires
Egan
Evan
Reda
Phillies
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Hergoz
Nethaff
Engano
Cincianaki
Bor
Wigia Ralteriex
Alexander
Jacobs
Kiliter
Bu Gonzales
Hart, Yingling and Clark
Ires
Alem
Cardy
Doven
St. Louis
Otto Hess
Boston
Doak
Ree
Louis
Jess
Whang
Gawd
Sallee
Wingo
Rigler
Jsmstie
Dodgers
Pittsburg
Redlbach
Brooklyn
Adams
Pittshore
Wagner
Miller
Stengel
Dalton
Daubert
Smith
Wheat
Cog
Reulbach
Miller Adams
O'Toole
Conzelman
Gibson
Coleman
Ginots
Mice Dontin
Roda
Hank O
Tearesa
Fromme
Mathewson
McLean
Meyers
Vaughn
Humphries
Lavender
Koestner
Bresnahan
Orth
Byron
Rome
Gadsden
Roote
Rie Gadsden
Vendeveer
Benedict
Boote
Taylor
Talladega
Anniston Ff
Ann
Anniston
R. HE
A Talladera
Gsworth and Sheppard
Black and
Beker
Waite
Opelike
Selma
Ala
tSpecial
Opelika
Beorg
Kings RH
Cantey
Wit
Guitterez
Hams
Bostwic
Carrollton Baseball Association Reorganizes Leadership
The Carrollton Baseball Association announces a new leadership slate with J A Mandeville as president, R J Gailbreath as secretary treasurer, J B Litesey as manager, and KE Marvell as assistant. A challenge is issued to all amateur teams statewide to participate.
Tyree Arrives as New Pitcher Nears Debut for Braves
Catcher Tyree, bought from the Chicago Cubs, arrived in Atlanta Tuesday and signed a contract, showing strong throwing during practice. Manager Bill Smith hinted at another new pitcher within days, naming no source. Enzenroth will not report, and the roster remains at sixteen men until replacements arrive.
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Tyree
Enzenroth
Gruckers
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Sue
Rhem
Wenroth
Georgia League scores and innings from Valdosta to Cordele
Valdosta 1 Brunsw 4 193 002 00x 66 Brunswick 4 9 3 Winges O'Brien Wood Bitting Ump Gentic Wayeroma 7 Americus 4 030 910 004 6 2 Wayeroua 2 042 100 00x-7 Prat Mittenacht Manchester Riley Antley Cove ney Ump Davern Cordele 4 Thomasville 3 100 000 110-8 7 Cordele 2 000 100 12x-4 7 Day Dudley Filin gem Eubanks Time 1:50 Ump Colt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Wrunewick
H. EL Valdosta
Brunswick
Wayeroma
Americus
Rhel Jamericus
Wayeroua
Prat
Mittenacht
Manchester
Riley
Antley
Coveney
Davern
Cordele
Thomasville
Ile
Dudley
Filingem
Eubanks
Colt
Newnan Gets Eleven-Inning Win Over Latrangle
In Newnan Georgia on May 21 a lively game extended to eleven innings ended 4 to 2 with Newnan taking the victory over Latrange. Key moments featured strong pitching from Whitney for Newnan and Williamson for Latrange and Bowen provided the home team's clutch hitting.
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Newnan
Latrange
Whitney Newnan
Williamson
LaGrange
Bowen
Heore
Rhe
Scare by innings in Federal League games reported
Box score fragment shows Baltimore St Louis game with innings by inning runs and battery lines Wilhelm and Jackiisen vs Groum and Hartley. Indianapolis and Pittavure entries include runs by innings with pitchers Billiard Harter Robinson and Roberts. Brooklyn Chicago and Knnane CHe Mefrate share score lines and battery details.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Wilhelm and
Jackiisen
Groum
Hartley
Simon
Pittaborg
Indianspulis
Beore
Indianapolis
Pittavure
Billiard
Harter
Rardenger
Roberts
Brooklyn
Chicago
Prendergast
McGuirey
Wilson
Lafitte
Knnane Che
Mefrate
R. H.R. Ruffalo
Kansas City
H and Blair Packard
Jasterty
Federal League
Tod'apolis
Pittaburg
SL Louis
Kow
City
Hurrary
Georgia
State League
pAmereus
Brana
Weycross
Thomne
Curdele
Valdosta
Georgia-Alabawa Tonga Opelika
Selya
Ariston
Tallaviega LaGrange
Newnan
Gadsden
Hone
Regional baseball scores and standings update
American Association results show Kun. City 9 over Ine'lia 2 and St. Paul 12 over Stinn'patls 4. Corbus 14 beat St. Paul 12. Newark 7 defeated Hatt'rs 6. Jersey City 6 defeated Providence B. Texas League games saw Houston 2 tie San Antonio 2, Gniv'on 4 over Hean'l 0. Portsth 13 over Hnan'ke. Virginia League Norfolk 6, Peter's 4. Newpork News 5, flehmond 4. North Carolin quarte 6 Green'ro 4d. Raleigh 6 over Aab'le'. Durham. Appalachian League Kavavitle 0. Morris'n 6 over Harri'n 9.
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American Association
Kun
City
Ine'lia
Anutlie
Stinn'patls
Corbus
St. Paul
Mikes
International Bearue
Cor'ta
Buttala
Rochater
Montreat
Newark
Jersey City
Virginia League
Orfolk
Peter's
Portsth
Hnan'ke
Newpork News
Flehmond
North Carolin
Onartie
Green
Aab'le
Raleigh
Durham
Appalachian League
Kavavitle
Midulea
Morris
Harri'n
Girl Athletes Break Several Old Records
Philadelphia May 26 several records fell at Bryn Mawr College annual track meet. Helen Harris of Philadelphia tied the women world hop, step and jump mark with feet and 10 inches. Maury Morgan of Philadelphia set Bryn Mawr record in 100 yard hurdles 15 3-5 seconds, close to world best. Margaret Thompson of Chicago helped another Bryn Mawr mark in javelin with 61 feet 5 inches. Marjorie Scattergood won the javelin throw at 61 feet 5 inches.
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Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr College
Helen Harri
I | Taovk
G. Hinricks
Bryn Mawr
Miss Maury
Morgan
Philadelphi
Selma Patterson
Lake Erie College
Margaret Thompson
Chicago
Fof Marjoria Scattergood
American golfers win in France in French amateur event
Versailles May French course saw American golfers prevail in the French Amateur Championship. Charles W Evans of Sryer Chicago lost 2 up to his opponent as the rounds progressed. Ouimet and Dues Ouimet led early rounds with strong scores while facing English and French players.
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Versailles
France
Gulf Club
la Houlie
Charles W. Evans
Chicago
Jenry i
Greenwich
Ryans
Niette al
Automovile
Mivent Cans
Dues Ouimet
Jerome P 'Tra
Peederule Howers
Avers Wiiged
Oumet
A. Maltier
Travers
Wener
Ouimet
Lord Hope
Hazlish
le Brun
Lille
Kuruye Travers
Herresholf
Bowers
Apmperley
Australia
Guimet
Palmer
Lord Howe
Fragmented 1920s scoreboard chatter floods the page
A garbled list of city matchups and playful lines fills the column. Names like Moblie, Albany, Savannah, Chicago, and New York appear among uncertain teams and stray quotes. The text mixes sports jargon with stray dialogue and partial phrases, offering little cohesive report.
Fast speed tests at Indianapolis race meets
Indianapolis May 96 reports fast speed tests in a 100 mile race won by a French driver. He set a new course record with 118 miles per hour estimated during trials. Teddy Tetzlaff and Joe Dawson also featured in the accelerating field as thirteen elimination rounds were run today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jesiuus
Matels
Dour
Teddy Tetzlait Sant Dug Pawsen
Joe Dawson
Daw Sim
Thomas
I Palins
Guyar
Carlson
Buskin Wins Metropolitan Race at Belmont Park
In a muddy one mile race at Belmont Park, Buskin defeated rival entrants to claim the Metropolitan title as the Belmont stakes favorite Ruskin faded after leading early. The event carried a $21 purse and drew betting attention, with several horses attempting to challenge the favorite before Buskin rose to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Medi Mont Park
Avasen
Tel
Tana Winnon
Barre Wes
Ruski
Igians
Belmont
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Putnam
Princeton
N. J
OtIa
Johnstown
Marietta City
Ge AB
McConnel
Ss Ag
Weichener
Bibel
Priea
Poncey Park
Vols
Billies
Nashville
Sein
Snag
Boland
Montgomery
Nashvile
Ioyal
Vase
Sloan Bene
Feild
Kady
Clemingway
Willams
Cet Hakris
Dalysie
Sredirth
Eitasay
Awnven
Knw
Lively
Bonhae
Sashville
Friars
Hollander
Case
Williams
Sardecor
Callahan
King
Chestnuce Slowan
Paul E
South Atlantic
Peaches
Gamecocks
Macon
Columbia
Lewis
Basham
Lowey
Winchell
Bran
Tine
Maran
Albany
Savannah
Morrow and Wella
Woolf
Causey
Lauren
Seouds
Jacksonville
Augusta
Burmeister
Campfield
Gulin
Fexen
Ore
R.hle
Columbus
Charleston
Lawrence
Krebs
Cates
Marshall
Vitter
Bill Smith
St. Louis Browns
Pinyera
Houston
San Ante
Wain
Dallas
Ft Worth
Austin
Curid
Evans
Weber
Moblie
Afania
Chastga
Mone'ry
Nashle
Birming'i
Mempala
Pest
Jackie
Colum
Jerom Junge
Paxton
Olga
Parker
Ashe
Buskin
Nti
Lasalle
Gray & Haley
Wall Paper
Luckie Street Bell
Ivy
Telay
Atlanta Vs. Mobile
Ponce DE Leon
Law Bros
Palm Beach
Hieper
Law Ives
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