Drivers qualify for 850 mile Astor cup race at Sheepshead Bay
New York October 8 Several additional drivers qualified today for the 850 mile automobile race for the Astor cup to be run at Sheepshead Bay to Snarrow and the prospects were that the race, postponed Saturday because of bad weather, would be run under favorable conditions. A total of twenty one drivers have qualified. In qualifying today Ralph Mulford drove two miles at the rate of 209 mile an hour. Speedway officials said this was a world's record in the special type of car driven by Mulford.
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Alexander Cops Opener As Expected
Alexander wins a windy opener with a lucky margin as the Red Sox and Phillies deliver a defensive battle marked by sharps infield plays. Barry’s spectacular scoop and Paskett’s running catch highlight a game shaped by pitching, fielding lapses, and late twists in Boston.
Phillies Win Openers Amid Cravath Rally and Barry’s Heroics
Philadelphia edges Boston 7 6 after a dramatic eighth inning rally. Cravath hits one for a home run title contender, Stock scores on a pivotal error, Barry’s barehanded dash and Paskert’s spectacular catch spark the Quakers to a narrow victory in the World Series opener.
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Mrs Guy King Captures Ansley Park Golf Title
Mrs King won the Ansley Park women’s golf tournament defeating Mrs C A Collier in the finals five up at the eighteenth. Everett Richardson beat Miss May Richardson in the eighteen hole final two up. Bleckley won the cup for the defeated eight, defeating Mrs B Ansley in a stirring match.
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Mercer Carson Newman Game Canceled. Wofford Substituted
Macon Ga October Special Carson New man cancelled the football game with Mercer next Saturday due to injuries from the Chattanooga game. As substitute, Mercer arranged a game with Wofford College to be played next Monday October 13 in Orangeburg South Carolina at the county fair venue.
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White Sox Take City Championship Via 6 2 Victory
The White Sox defeated the Cubs 6 to 2 to win the third game of the city series, placing the American league team up 2 to 1. Pitchers Pierce Zabel Archer for the Sox and Saber Schatle for the Cubs contributed as batters and fielders. The contest featured innings with the Sox tallying frequent runs to secure the win.
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Boston Brockton Marathon Race Report
Frank Gunn of Newark New Jersey won the annual Boston Brockton Marathon in 2 hours 22 minutes 20 seconds despite heavy roads. Second place went to C. Shuster of the Swedish American Athletic Club of New York, finishing 11 minutes behind Gunn.
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Tifton High Nets Narrow Tie With Fitzgerald
Tifton Ga October 8 Special Tifton High beat Fitzgerald High on the Tifton grounds this afternoon 6 to 6 in a fiercely contested and evenly played game. Tifton's lone touchdown came in the final quarter.
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Football Results at Oxford Unclear Saints and Southwestern
Fragmentary report from Oxford Mississippi lists football results involving University teams and Southwestern Presbyterians. Details are unreadable, with names and scores partially obscured.
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Jemison Detail Pleased Crowd at Viaduct Parlor
A huge crowd filled Bill Jamison's baseball parlor on the Viaduct to hear opening remarks for the Phillies vs Red Sox series. Tickets, seating, and prizes were announced with enthusiastic responses as fans praised the vivid game description and predicted daily boxes of Barcolimars.
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Georgia Squad Prepares for Nooga Eleven Clash
Athens Georgia October 8 Special The Red and Black football team faces Chattancore Saturday in the third game of the season. The first team practiced, the second and third elevens played a fierce scrimmage. Hutchison Dorsey Neville and others showed good form. Billy Garrard returns after an operation. Likely lineup features Henderson center, Garmory Culbreath guards, Conyers tackle Thrash McCon nell ends, Degnendorff Pad dock quarterback, Powall McLaws halfbacks, Holsendorff fullback. Eighteen or twenty players will travel, each line man backed up. Athens expects the largest crowd ever for a Georgia game against Virginia on October 23.
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Electrascore Detail At The Grand Today
The Grand theater hosts Electrascore detail of World Series games Boston versus Philadelphia with full play-by-play, in addition to the regular moving pictures. Hard Big Mass Meeting and two large sessions follow at Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Zion church with Bishop J W Alstork and Rev I Hi King preaching.
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Two Flights Fitted In Rotary Tournament
Rotary club golf tourney concludes qualifying rounds at Atlanta Athletic Club Hast Lake course. First and second rounds due by Oct 12 and 16 with semifinals Oct 20 and finals Oct 22 followed by a banquet. Prizes awarded to all entrants. eight eliminated in each flight.
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