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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1915
Page
12
Atlanta pitcher Perry Bisland held Chattanooga to three singles as the Crackers defeated the Lookouts. Key moments included Bisland’s sixth inning two-base hit, a sharp defensive play in the seventh, and a late throw from Daley to cut down a runner at third.
In Birmingham the Southern Women’s Golf Tournament finals loom as Alexa Stirling and Mia Paine of Atlanta lead contenders. Semi finals saw Stirling defeat Wise Durfield, Paine overcome War Pall, with Harrington edging Birmingham in a playoff for prize spots. Three sisters from Atlanta reached finals and multiple flight results noted, highlighting Atlanta’s strong showing as the tour continues.
In a Southern League game Little Rock beat Mobile 4 to 2 after a ninth inning run. Key plays included a single by Wuray driving in the decisive run as Mobile argued with the umpire. Multiple players stood at the plate for both sides and the game featured several substitutions and defensive moves.
The Wigwam Hotel in Indian Springs, Georgia opens Saturday May 29 with the orchestra arriving June 5. The layout includes Motortown and a summer scene with assorted acts. Many events and games are postponed or altered as schedules shift for the holiday period.
Peters steps in for Betts in Chattanooga Tennessee as a new wave of transactions unfolds. The move ties to the Weads League and a sale linked to Futures. President Heinemann of the Southern association announced the change.
Open house tonight at the Y M C A welcomes the public with a splash curtain pool setup and a lineup of events. Thirty entries have signed, with plans for a novelty race, 70 yard back stroke and other diving and swimming contests drawing enthusiasts. the orchestra will play and a special program is planned for an ongoing monthly aquatic meet.
Fragmented OCR lists team names and cities across American and National Leagues with scattered place names such as Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis and Chicago. The text references multiple teams and venues in a garbled manner without coherent events or outcomes.
A belabored recap notes a rough baseball clash with Pilots versus Phillies, mentioning misplayed plates and questionable calls. Poston and several players are cited amid rough ninth inning action, with scattered details across innings and teams, reflecting a chaotic box score fragment.
The Atlanta Federals and Warelia two Sams in the Mater City league host a double header at Poncey Park. First game starts at 2:30 with a second game to follow. Prices listed for several features and raves amid city events.
Sivannah Ga May 8, the South Atlantic Indians held Pourists to three scattered hits while Sivannah won 7 to 0 on a string of bunched hits by Winston and Nercott in the thirteenth. Pitchers battled through innings in a defensive game as Albany and Columbus produced late runs.
A garbled listing shows amateur league schedules with teams and venues such as Centril Presbsteriia at Ponce Sard Papitov at Hu tf Tehfins Temp Hortiat 1) Cordonstr et Auudus and other matchups. It mentions locations like Piedmont park, Oakland City, Grant Park and several rail lines, but many names are garbled.
Pirates and Buffalo Federals battle to a four four tie in a May series. Karger allowed two hits while Sittsbir shut down the visitors. Homers by Rhiam and fret man added offense. Several innings details and line scores appear garbled in this OCR excerpt.
Cornell athletes dominated the Intercollegiate Association of Seretuve Vinlotes of Amer event series. Eleven events were contested with Cornell claiming the top marks and a high count of winning entries across include names listed from Penn State, Columbia, Bowdoin, and University of Virginia rivals.
A community event titled Baseball Benefit by chorus girls was proposed at the Baptist Labermuwle to raise funds. An initial goal of over 60 dollars was noted, with Mars the bie i and others expected to perform. Volunteers of menta agreed to provide the remaining funds and the name of the benefactor was anticipated.
Final golf event of the season at Capital City Country Club features qualifying rounds for the James Dikey Ir trophy. Net scores determine entrants with handicaps applying to match play rounds. First flight plays 36 holes finale, prizes awarded to winners and runners up. Professional J Mo Mckenne prepares for large turnout.
Boston gains first division with a doubleheader sweep over Philadelphia. First game features a late homer and clutch hits, while the second relies on reserve strength and timely pinch hitters to clinch.
A fragmented report notes a Georgia League game featuring Hornete 11 and Orphans In Masonville with multiple players listed and unclear innings. Thomasville reportedly won over the Orphans as Werison faced ejections and disputed calls, with several home runs and base hits mentioned amid tangled scoring lines.
Markets opened with about 170 000 shares traded in the first hour and roughly 60 960 shares changing hands as investors waited on the Lusi rate. Canadian Pacific and United States Steel showed muted moves while domestic bank exchanges edged higher on brighter business signals. The bond market remained steady with total sales near 1 190 900 par value and the United States Treasury unchanged.
A historical note reports on copper securities and related market activity. It mentions Mas 8 as a date, general ageetations, and the Bathe san Suberker Copper company with declared quart, along with references to metal trade empire and share holdings. The text is fragmented and unusual, with several garbled names and numbers.
Fragmentary market notes mention New Jersey and New York area produce receipts. References to butter, tires, sales receipts, and prices appear but data are incomplete and not clearly identifiable. No discernible event, individuals, or organizations can be reliably extracted from the text.
Fragmentary OCR shows prices for crude oil and gold with rough figures including 40 cents, 23 23164 per ounce, and 14 per cent. Mentions New Orleans Rice and Honduras markets, Tokyo, London finances, and vaccine rates in unclear sequence. Reading is partial, with multiple garbled phrases and stray numbers.
The 500 mile auto race at Indianapolis Speedway has been postponed again as persistent rain and poor conditions keep fans away. Officials announced new plans after weather forecasts predicted more precipitation, delaying the event for another day.
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Allan Vera Ramsay of the Leitherlead Club defeated Wiss Wagarer County to claim the national title, securing a 7 up and 6 finish. Corey Ls of Boston Woman Golf Association defeated Wiss Wagarer County to win the lime national event, with Newton Massaay notes and Surrey Bucland club contenders.
Talindeza tightened its hold on first place by winning the first of the series from Rome. Garrett and Cochran homered, with three runs in the seventh. Newnan defeated Anniston in a distress game as errors hurt Anniston. LaGrange edged Griffin in a late afternoon matchup withTurning points and two notable catches by Smith.
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