Women golf champs collide in hot national meet
Miss Lillian Hyde of New York and Miss Rosenthal of Chicago were eliminated by Mrs. R. H. Barrowt of Philadelphia and Miss Mary Edwards of Chicago. Alexa Sterling of Atlanta defeated Miss Laurie Kaiser as the field narrows with three contenders from Chicago England and the south remaining. The day was oppressively hot and gusty, with notable performances by Mrs Gavin and others in brisk rounds.
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Chicago
Lillian Hyde
New York
Athe Flaine V. Rosenthal
R. H Barrowt
Philadelphia
Mary fJorie Edwards
Alexa Sterling
Atlanta
Laurie Kaiser
Gavin
Caleb Fox
Barlow
Miss Hyde
Bar- Ow
Rosenthal
Mia- Tothian
The
Lions
C.H. Vanderbeck
Philadelhia
Cole Fox
Jeanor Allen
Heston
IY. Hurd
Pittsburg
BR. Hf
Ernestine Pearce
Caroline Painter
Marjorie Edwards
Elaine Rosenthal
Alexa. Sterling
C. H. Vannerbeck
Winters Coldham
Toledo
By L. Belfield
Gucago
Elizabeth Alley
Rock Island
Major Leagues Still Staging Hectic Races
Boston Nationals in second after double defeat of Brooklyn as Philadelphia skims a lead over the Braves and Phillies. Detroit slips while Boston and Philadelphia press toward the finish. Braves, Superbas within three games. final weeks loom with series at Brooklyn and Western trips. Captain Evers back boosts Phillies and Braves as they chase the flag at Fenway and on road.
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Boston Nationals
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Braves
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Superbas
Phillies
Philadelphias
Giants
Philies
Hoston
Brookyn
Evers
Tlyeda
Stallings
Ruperbas
Bravesfield
Scott Perry Holds Barons in Lone-Run Crackers Win
In a pitcher’s duel, Scott Perry held the Barons to four hits as the Crackers won 1 0. Kauffman delivered the lone tally with a first inning single scoring McDonald after a Moran walk. Johnson allowed two of the Crackers five hits in the sixth but nothing else. The series resumes this afternoon with Carl Thompson likely to pitch for the Crackers against Burleigh Grimes.
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Scott Perry
Arthur Johnson
Crackers
Barons
Derry
Biden
McDonald
Williams
Moran
Kauffman
Carl Thompson
Burleigh
Grimes
Atlanta
Poe
Willams
A Moran
Kauttiman
Manning
Rumler
Reed
Bae Pve
Werner
Perry
Bahamas
Birmingham
Wallace
Johnson
Birroingha
Ellam
Sloan
Clark
Coyle
Southern League doubleheader ends split in Mobile
In Mobile Alabama on September 3, Mobile and New Orleans split a day doubleheader. Mobile won the first game 3 to 4, New Orleans took the second 5 to 2. Hose pitched well until the late inning, then runners scored four. Walker outpitched Hart in the second game. Blahm made a glove hand catch by McDowell to highlight the affair.
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Mobile
Ald
New Orleany
New Orleans
Hose
Walker
Hart
Blahm
McDowell
Fri
Dobard
Northern
Burke
Berry
Filekr
Gathoun
Schmidt
G Reilly
Thomas
Eamondson
Silvester
Bluhm
Knallypp
Higging
Allison
Fae
Totels
St. Perry
Flick
Baumpard Mer
Schedt
Karr
xNeigerkorm Roe Coe
Hendryx
Ab Reilly
U Jedmondson
vIvester
Inaupp
Aigeina Ale
Reilly
Time
Erin'and Chestnutt
Buffalo Wins Doubleheader Over Baltimore in League Play
Buffalo takes two from Baltimore 4 to 0 and 8 to 4 as Schulz outduels Johnson and a late Chase homer fuels a Buffalo rally. Lord and Chase spark the fifth inning scoring, with Allen and Marston contributing in the eighth to seal the first win. the second features steady Buffalo offense and solid relief pitching from Conley and Russell.
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Buffalo
N. X
Buffa- 40
Baltimore
al Schulx
A. Hankin Jonson
Tal Chase
Chase
Lord
I and
Allen
Cy Marstt
Harry Lord
Jack Quinn
Conley
Coney
Guinn
Ree
Schulz
Aten
Johnson
Owens
Bile
Burfalo
Bob Fart
Testia
Mil
Allens Quinn
Russell
Bill Smith Day Celebrated At Ponce de Leon Park
Saturday marks Bill Smith day in Atlanta with a celebration at Ponce de Leon Park as the local mogul turns another year older. The Crackers shifted their Southern league schedule to Atlanta for a double header Saturday and a single game Monday, closing the season in Memphis on September 26. Fans praise Smith for his efforts despite a disappointing year and speculate on next season’s manager.
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Bill, Smith
Ponce de Leon Park
Bill Smith
Crackers
Mobile
Atlanta
Ad Laptn
Memphis
Atlante
Bill
Bee Huiman
Bill Smaith
Doubleheader Split as Red Sox Top Athletics
The Boston Red Sox split a two game series with Philadelphia and then routed the St Louis Browns 7 4 in a separate game. In the nightcap Boston won 13 to 2 after taking the first game 1 to 0. Sheehan dominated in the opener while Crowell and Lapp teamed in the late innings for Boston. The White Sox outslugged Detroit 10 to 9 in Chicago with Lowdermilk wild in the ninth, Detroit erasing an early eight run lead before a final rally. The Browns defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 with Sisker stealing home in the fifth as Mc Cade pitched for St Louis.
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Red Sox
Athletics
Boston
Philadelphia
Sheehan
Leonard
I. A.B. Philadelphia
McAvoy Leonard
Mays
Carrigan
RM Philadelphia
Crowell and Lapp
Greg
Browns
Indians
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Louis
McCade
Morton
Howard
Prect
Sisker
R. HE
St.Louis
Morton, Coombe
Brenton
O'Neill
McCabe
Agnew
White Sox
Tivera
Chicago
Grover Lowdermilk
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
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Benz
Genely
Boland
Dubue
Lowdermilk
Jackson
Fournier
Weaver
Stanage
Kavannaugh
Johns
Schalk
Detroit Ss
Coveleski Buc
Lowderville
Wolfgang and
Holand
du Lanage
Aber
Chalic
Durgham Leads Richland Victory Over Buffington
In the International League game, Richland edged Buffington 5 to 4 as Roehr and Prove each tallied 3. Montreal and Jersey City also played, with rain affecting the field and Charlie Durgham contributing key plays for Richland.
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Rich'd
Buff'o
Roeh'r & Prove
Montreal-Jersey City
Charl'e Durgham
Football Players in Camp Near Athens for Fall Training
Athens, Ga September special reports the second auto truckload of Georgia football players left the city for Franklin Springs to train for a fortnight. The squad includes Skip Conyers, Murrush, Hutcheson, Knox, Dave Paddock assisting Dun Bingham, and Ed Dorsey of Athens among others. The group prepares for Virginia and other big matches opening the fall season. players hail from Newnan, Trion, Richmond Academy, and Commerce.
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Athens
Oon
Pranklin Springs
Rea
Virginia
Georgia
Sanford Field
Skip” Conyers
Murrush
Mnother
Hutcheson
Knox
Dave Paddock
Dun‘Bingham
New York
Ed Dorsey
Wingate
Beruledorff
Trion
Calvary
Billy Powell
Newnan
Horace Clements
Whitey
Georgia Tennis Nearing the End of Tourney
Three players remain in the Georgia state tennis tournament as semifinals approach. Carlton Smith defeats Vernon McMillan to reach the singles final. Racey defeats Mansfield in a three set match. Doubles see Orr and Carter advancing by default, with Grant and Thornton beating Smith and Mansfield 6-2 6-1 in a key round.
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Carty Taylor
Nat Thornton
Carleton Smith
Raroh Racey
Pizch
Carleton
Smith
Vernon McMillan
Aaron Racey
Eston Mansfield
Grant
Thornton
Mansfield
Bryan Grant
iGrant
Igcesemante
Jake Orr
Hd Carter
Cox and Stewart
Racey and Hartman
Pierce
Beets Grant
Misa Katherine Crandaliets
Misa Verna MeKes
Misa Hazel Shaums
Mas O'Brien
Thornton-Racey
Racey
Nat
Hallman
Pierce and
Grant Jand
Renalth
Ralph Stacey
Carlton Smith
Racey and
Haliman
Koo
Orr
Carter
Cox
Stewart
Brittain
Gardner
Rhett
Hunt
Hazel Simms
May O'Brien
Frankie McKee
Verna McKee
Willig Muse
Ming Ikatherine Crandall
Phillies Beat Giants 9 to 3 in National League clash
Philadelphia opened with five runs in the first inning aided by a walk, passes and key hits from Pasketts Whitted Cravath Siderus Ly f and Chalmers. Schupp started for New York and Derr itz relieved. final score 9 3.
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Ginain
Philadelphia
New York
Pasketts
Whitted
Cravath
Siderus
Ly F
Chalmers
Schupp
Derritz
Janing
Ritter
Schapp
Perritt
Doolin
Schang
E. Burns
Confusing Southern League Note Listings
Fragmented OCR reads like a list of teams and cities including Atlanta Memphis Nashville Mobile Detroit New York Philadelphia Boston St Louis with scattered abbreviations and misspellings. The piece appears to summarize league locations and an off day without coherent events or results.
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W. L. P.c. Baxton
New Or
Birming’m
Detroit
Memphis
Chicago
Hoghville
Atlant
New York Mobile
St. Louis
Chatran'a
Cleveland
Little Reoit
Paiktadela Ma
WL. B.C
Piteburs
W.L. B.C
Philader’a
St Louis
Boston
Newark
Brooklyn
St Loui
Kauchy
Buffalo
Pittsburg
New York
Battimors
Cinetonath
Local golf clubs to stage title tournaments this week
Two city clubs begin their annual championships with Saturday qualifying rounds. Capital City Country Club opens a new eighteen hole course with 32 qualifiers. Atlantic Athletic Club hosts its club championship on its newly laid course with match play and club handicaps. Finals at both clubs are thirty six holes.
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Capital City
Hast Duke
Atlante Athletic Club
Scretch
Iell
Fred Clarke Resigns as Pittsburg Nationals Manager
Pittsburg on September 8 reports Farney Dreyfus announcing Fred Clarke has re signed as manager of the Pittsburg Nationals. The decision, effective at season's end, comes as Clarke wishes to devote himself to business interests in Kansas, despite reluctance to leave baseball.
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Pittsburg
George and Grady Reach Finals in Newspaper Golf Championship
Homer George and Henry W. Grady Jr advance to the finals of the newspaper men's golf tournament at Ansley Park Golf Club after semifinals wins. George defeated Russell Brigdes 6 up 4 to play. Grady beat HH Rowe up 3 to play. Lawrence Jonas edged F W Clarke 3 up 2 to play and faces the Frydn Harris Ward Greene winner. Progress in team matches includes 10 of 16 players completing 28 holes. Winners receive golf clothing, a putter, a silver trophy, a golf stick, and a silver watch fob medal to the champion.
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Homer George
Henry W. Grady, Jr
Ansley Park
F. W .Clarke
Phay
Frydyn Harria-Ward Greene
Eyo
George Muse Clothing Co
R. G. Saplding & Bros
McGregor Iron
Parke-Chambers-Hartwick’ Co
George Black
Falvey
Georgia
Florida athletic director George Walling visits Atlanta
George Walling, UF physical and athletic director and football trainer, toured Georgia Tech and local YMCA in Atlanta. He just returned from Chicago where he studied football and athletics, praising Tech and Cunningham Heleman and predicting solid showings for both Florida and Georgia Tech this fall. Walling notes Florida’s athletic program has improved, with schedule expansion from nine games to more in recent years. He also mentions his past as a wrestler known as George Grundanl before naturalization and notes his physical culture school at Gonville, Bla.
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George Walling
University of Florida
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Walling
Seft
Chicago
University of Chicago
Georgia
Florida Athletics
Mr. Walling
Floridal
Perpentaes
Terri
Auburn
South
George Grundanl
Gonville
Bla
Birmingham Queries Answered Sports Corner Note
The sporting editor pledges to answer questions across all sports branches. Details are unclear but Birmingham is the focus with September dates and references to a venue and individuals.
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Birmingham
Intercollegiate golf: Yaig leads in second round
Greenwich Connecticut September 3 Yaig moved ahead of Jilmola by two foursome points to one in the second round of the intercollegiate team golf championship. Princeton, the defending champion, shut out Pennsylvania and gained three points. Only one match extended to the nineteenth hole with Princeton’s pairing D Herron and Gram A Peacocks defeating FW Dyer and CG W BTownsend.
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Greenwich
Conn
Yaig
Jilmola
Princeton
Pennsylvania
D. Herron
Gram A. Peacock
FW. Dyer
W. B.townsend
Doubles Champs Lose Their Title
In Forest Hills in November a remarkable doubles match saw William M. Johnston and Clarence J. Griffin of San Francisco dethrone three-time champions Maurice E. McLoughlin and Thomas C. Bundy. The final score and detailed stroke analysis highlighted the younger pair’s faster service, smarter play, and late-set surge that overwhelmed the veterans, yielding a 2-8 3-4 1-? victory chain and a dramatic fifth set. Johnston and Griffin emerged as the standout stars with McLoughlin’s improved form, while Bundy struggled to counter the newcomers’ pace and precision.
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Forest Hills
William M. Johnston
Clarence J. Griffin
San Francisco
Maurice EB. McLoughlin
Thomas C. Gundy
Los Angeles
Fogay
Johnston
McLoughlin
Bundy
Enrora Hart
Buittin
Hundy
Geen
Griffin
Thrinsten
Tobbston
Seta
Sames
Tennie
Anes
Neta
Guts
MecLoughan
Nets
Polnta
Marietta defeats Canton in fast Pageball clash 4 to 3
Marietta Ga won a tight Pageball game against Canton by 4 to 3. Pitcher Rucker and batter Burr led the Marietta offense with Griffin and Kemp also contributing. Canton’s Roberts and Wheeler starred defensively and at bat, while Morris pitched well for Canton. Rucker struck out 12, and Marietta completed two sharp double plays.
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Marietta
Canton
Rucifer
Burr
Grifin
Kemp
Roberts
Wheeler
Morris
Rucker
Marisetta
Kern
Cantor
Cox
Mortis
East riflemen begin Seagirt tournament in Seagirt New Jersey
Riflemen from ten states and service teams converge on Seagirt New Jersey for the opening of the twenty fifth annual Seagirt rifle tournament tomorrow. Individual crack shots and teams from regular service participate in the event, showcasing eastern competitors in a high level meet.
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Seagirt
N. J
Tim Hendryx Poised to Break League Records This Season
Tim Hendryx, center fielder for the New Orleans Pelicans, appears set to break league marks this season. He has 102 runs, needs about 28 more hits to challenge the single season record, and through a double header has 167 hits with 28 more needed.
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Tim Tfendryx
New Orleans Pelicans
Marchraven
Crackers
Tim
Tommy Long
Hendryx
Jerry Welch
Hendrisx
Ratalhe
Columbus Seeks Tech Alabama Football Game
Columbus Georgia aims to host a Georgia Tech versus Alabama football game this fall. Officials have dispatched writers to managers of both teams to secure the matchup. A separate note describes a patented refrigeration system replacing warm car air with cold air.
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Columbus
TECH
Alabama
Georgis Teehs
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