Atlanta Tennis Stars Eliminate Four at New Orleans
Semi finals in the Southern Champion Tennis Tournament left Atlanta’s four top doubles pairs out of contention. Irving Wright of Boston and J Adone of Dallas advanced to face D Watters and Henry Bruns of New Orleans in tomorrow’s final. Wright also reached the singles final by defeating Watters, while Miss Murphy of New Orleans retained the ladies’ singles title with decisive wins.
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Boston
J. Adone
Dallas
Watters
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Borneman
Bruss
Trving Wright
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Miss ME. Whitney
Miss A. Moore
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Wood
B Thorne
M’ Alexander
Memphis
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Mansfeld
Clarke
Williams
Thirty Autos Ready for Soo Mile Race
Thirty automobiles prepared for the 500 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. International entrants from United States, Great Britain, France, Germany and Belgium, with top pilots from around the globe. Foreign cars clocked faster practice times though endurance remains uncertain. Fastest car, Beillot’s French entry, neared 100 mph lap ahead of the field.
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Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Belgium
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Barons rally to beat Crackers 6 4 in Birmingham
In Birmingham on May 28 the Barons toppled the visiting Crackers 6 to 4 as Marcan delivered a three bagger in the seventh, driving in Hardgrove and Carrell to reclaim the lead. Tyree debuted behind the plate for the Crackers with a fair arm and a single.
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Birmingham
Ala
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Hardgrove
Carroll
Barons
Crackers
Gulla
Anchor
Arroll
Eddie McDonald
Hardgrave
Keystone
Sir” Marcan
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Carrell
Welch
Ward
Baron
Taptam
Sensational late rally in Chattanooga game shocks crowd
Chattanooga held a two out rally with eight hits and ten runs after the seventh inning, highlighted by Elword Hollander Flick Graft and Graham star plays. Hollander collected four hits and two stolen bases while handling ten chances, setting up Buscher to seal the win.
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Hiwert
Hallander
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Hollander
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Coyle
Fox
Pfenninger
Kerin
Baseball Pools Network Exposed in Whitman Probe
New York investigators disclose a hidden baseball pools scheme run by assistants in District Attorney Charles Whitman’s office. Subscribers pay 25 cents for score cards with five leagues and forty teams, aiming to win premiums for run totals. Agencies sell the sealed envelopes while inspectors had known of the pools but took no action.
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Charles Whitman
Baseball News Information Bureaus
Connon
Arbitration decisions issued by national board
The national Board of arbitration released decisions on May 28. Claims allowed include Thompson versus Fort Worth and Lieberman versus Cordele. A claim by Scurler against Brunswick was disallowed. McElveen was awarded services to Knoxville.
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National Board of’ Baseball “Arbitration Today
Thompson
Fort, Worth
Lieberman
Cordele
I Scurler
Brunswick
McElveen
Knoxville
Rome Opens Series With 7-6 Win Over Opelika
Rome gains opening series win in Georgia Alabama League action at Opelika Alabama scoring 7 runs to 6. Flowers and Taylor pitched for Rome with Cantley Ery and Williams opposing. Gadsden umpire Crockan LaGrange and May 28 special report notes include game features and score by innings.
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Egan
Chicago Teams Tie In Wins And Losses In Standings
A quick look at morning major league standings shows both Chicago clubs with 16 wins and 21 losses. The data highlights an equal record, reflecting a shared position in the standings.
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Sunday Schools Festival Held By Episcopal Churches
The Episcopal churches of Atlanta and vicinity schedule their annual Whit Sunday festival on May 31 at 4 p.m. in St Philip's cathedral, corner Washington and Hunter streets. Parishioners are invited. St Philip's Sunday school will assemble at 3:30 p.m. in the Sunday schoolroom.
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St. Philip's Cathedral
Washington and
Hunter Streets
St. Philip's Sunday School
Williams Joins Crackers Pitching Aces with Big Season
Pitcher Williams joins the Crackers as a new twirler. He arrived before noon Tuesday then left for Birmingham to report to Manager Smith. Recruited by Clark Griffith, Williams starred for Great Falls in the Union Association, winning 28 games and losing 7 with a 2.120 win percentage, and he pitched 298 1 3 innings in 32 games last season for Senators. Griff believes Williams will greatly aid the locals.
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Great Falls
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Eddie Hanlon Real Local Product In Boxing Comeback
A noisy doubt surrounds Eddie Hanlon as he prepares to fight Jimmy Perry again next Thursday night at the Orpheum theater. Born Lem Hughes in Atlanta he runs Hughes & Chambers auto repair and horseshoeing on South Forsyth street, and boxing fans know him as a local character with a storied past. Both fighters are in ten days of training and said to be in peak condition.
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Atlanta
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Forsyth Street
Hughes & Chambers
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South Atlantic Gulls Beat Peaches In Wintry Tilt
South Atlantic Gulls defeated the Peaches 10 to 4 as Charleston and Savannah traded runs in a crowded lineup. Batteries Lewis Andrews Basham for the Gulls while Hldridge Marshall pitched for the Peaches with umpire Pender behind the plate. Time 1:36.
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Baseball scores from various leagues across regions
North Carolina State League saw Durham defeat Rui gh 4 0 and Teague neyyo t News posted nine to eight in a separate matchup. American Association results inclu de Rochester six Tort s one and Montreal tied with Baltimore seven to four. International League totals list Columbus four St Paul a and Kansas City two Louisville three. Appalachian League notes Bristol even Knoxville 1 Merritt eight Midwest games show Plymouth four Pennsylvania two.
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Cubs Rally Past Cards In Sixteen Innings For 4 3 Win
Cubs defeat Cardinals 4 to 3 in a 16 inning affair. Sweeney Sailer drew a walk to start the sixteenth, then Phalan sacrificed him to second before Sweeney singled to bring Saler home. Schulte went out but Sweeney scored the decisive run as Chicago outlasted St Louis in a long National League clash.
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Today’s Games Amid Mixed Results Across Leagues
A compact rundown of scheduled matches across multiple circuits including the South Atlantic League with Augusta at Albany and Savannah at Jacksonville, the American and National Leagues with Philadelphia at New York and New York at Brooklyn, plus various minor leagues and regional contests featuring Georgia teams. The slate lists numerous pairings such as Columbus at Columbia, Macon at Charleston, and Valdosta at Coed, among others.
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Cordele tops Valdosta 3 0 in Georgia League clash
Georgia League scores show Cordele defeating Valdosta 3 to 0 with runs by innings. Pitchers Wilkening OBrien Wilder Bubarks listed. umpire Colling.
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Ree
Clark and Coveney
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Davern
Brunswick
Americus
RHE Americas
Bob Brunswick
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Hartner
Schuman
Gentle
Pittsburg Beats Baltimore In Scattered Federal League Game
Pittsburg 5 Baltimore 3 with varied scoring by innings. Pitchers Camnus Conley Yount and Facklitsch worked for Pittsburg while Zimmerman Hart was injured for Chicago. Henry Zilmamer, Chicago third baseman, will be out for a period and Art Phelan will replace him. Zam Zimmer hurt his ankle sliding Tuesday.
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Conley
Yount
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Henry Zilmamer
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Francis Ouimet French Amateur Champion Triumph
Verzailles May 28 Francis Ouimet the American Open golf champion won the French amateur title by defeating Harry J. Topping of Greenwich Country Club Connecticut 4 up and 7 to play in a 36 hole final. The morning round gave Ouimet a clear edge and Topping rallied briefly in the afternoon with sharp approach shots but could not overcome the early lead.
Wallie Smith Popular With Washington Fans
A famed Atlanta observer reports Wallie Smith remains wildly popular in Washington after replacing Chick Gandil at first base. The crowd cheered an ovation as Wallis drove in the winning run, and the observer warns Griff should not let Wallie go.
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Atante Wallis
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Griff
Grantland Rice Day in Nashville Honors Writer
Nashville Tenn May 24 Special Friday will be Grantland Rice day at Sulphur Dell in honor of the famous sport writer. Grantland Rice s Baseball Ballads in book form will be presented to every Judy fan present.
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Sulphur Dell
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Leper Found in Soldiers' Home Panic at Weatallia
Milwaukee May 28 Inmates at the soldiers home at Weatallia were panicked today when staff physicians announced that Bernard D Bennett 39 a Philippine war veteran is suffering from leprosy Bennett has been isolated and the case reported to authorities for further action.
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Wis
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Governor Slaton to speak at Tech dinner on development
Governor Slaton will speak tonight at 7 oclock at the Capital City club on a vital development involving Georgia Tech and the state industrial welfare. Many Tech friends and directors will attend. no subscriptions will be taken.
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Boys' High Nine Meets Tech High in Grant Field Tilt
The two city rivals schedule the first of a three game series at Grant Field this afternoon. Kickoff is at 4:40 with an admission fee. Frigdell and Weaser likely start for Boys' High, while Smith and Rooper handle duties for Tech High.
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Intercollegiate Association of America games begin at Harvard
Athletes from over a dozen Eastern colleges and delegates from California and Michigan assemble for the thirty eighth annual games of the Inter collegiate Association of America. Sports start tomorrow at Harvard stadium with elimination events and finals scheduled for Saturday.
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Intercollegiate Association of America
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Miss Lillian Hyde Meets Miss Bishop in Golf Finals
Orange, May 28. Lillian Hyde of South Shore LL and Georgianna Bishop of Brooklawn, Iona, advance to the Metropolitan championship final for the title and trophy. Hyde beat Mrs W J Faith 5 up 4 in the semi finals, while Bishop defeated Mrs Frayne 7 up 5.
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Fast Sunday School League game at Ponce de Leon
Capitol View and Kirkwood meet at Ponce de Leon Saturday in a fast league clash. Kinsley, top amateur, will pitch for Capitol View, aiming for LaGrange. Small admission of 25 cents, children under 35 years 10 cents. Requires India Tee.
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Ponce de Leon Saturda
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