Miss Stirling Eliminated by Miss Bishop in Nassau Round
Glencove N Y September 15 Dur ing the first round of the women s national golf championship at Nassau Country club sixteen players were eliminated including former champions Margaret Hartet Couttg and Frances Griscom. Miss Georgison a M Bishop of Brooklawn Conn defeated Miss Siexa Starling of Atlanta, while Mrs Arnold M Jackson and Eleanor W Allen pace tomorrow s second round lineup. Steedman beat Grace Semple in a separate match, tying Bishop s medal score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glencove
Nassau Country Club
Margaret and
Hartet Ss. Couttg
Essex
County
Massachusetts
Frances © Griscom
Philadelphia
Arnold M. Jackson
Oakley
Mass
Georgison
Bishop
Brooklawn
Conn
Georgia
Siexa Starling
Tanta
HE Steedman
St Louis
Grace Semple
St. Louis Country Club
Cincinnati NL Gl club manager suspended indefinitely
Charles Itersog manager of the Cincinnati National League club has been indefinitely suspended by NL President Tenar for disputing a decision in a game last Sunday. Announcement made at Cincinnati Parscall club headquarters today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnse, Ceyiomvc
Charles Itersog
Cincinnati Nafone
Tenar
National League
Uimvira
Cincinneti Parscall
Plain Tales from Saxon Owners
Plain Tales from Saxon Owners proclaims the Saxon as the best value in a two passenger car. It touts roominess comfort durability ease of operation low upkeep and a powerful engine with a $395 price from Saxon Motor Company of Atlanta at 5 Houston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxon Motor Company of
Atlanta
Houston Street
Atlanta, Ga
Long and Welch Records Won’t Be Passed in 1914
Long and Welch set records last season with Bland and may not be surpassed. Tommy Long scored 112 runs, Welch 194 hits, while El Marcan of Barony has 107 runs and six more innings to try. Welch’s record appears secure as Baby Doll Jacobsen trails with 18 hits with two games left.
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Long
Welch
Tommy Long
Harry Welch
Bland
Tommy
Welchonce
el Marcan
Rabblvemarn
Baby Doll Jacobsen
Baby Doll
Crackers and Barons Aim for Time Record Thursday
Managers Smith and Blam face pressure as Crackers and Barons seek to break the nine inning time record set by Atlanta and Mobile in a 32 minute effort. The final game of the season on Thursday likely sees both teams push for speed, even as standings remain unchanged by a win or loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Blam
Atlanta
Mobile
Barons
Crackers
Georgia Football Practice Opens With Missing Stars
Athens September 15 The first Georgia football practice opens with fourteen key players absent including Mc Whorter and captain Paddock who may not return. Several others are sidelined by fever or studies while regulars Henderson and Thompson lead the returning lineup. Coaches Cunningham and Peacock aim to mold a competitive team for Virginia and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
South Cass
Georgia
McWhorter
Paddock
Malonesand Turner
Delaperriere
Smith
Conyers
Owens
Henderson
Thompson
Logan
McGonhell
Broyles
EL Mc
Whorter
Howard NeWhorter
Wingate
York
Patree
McLaws
Everett
Garmany
Gerrard
Fate
Metcalf
Bolsendorf
Federal Prison Team Beats All-Stars in Low-Scoring Game
The Federal prison baseball squad defeated a local Stars pick by 3 to 2 in a hard fought contest. Box score shows contributions from Garrett, Wagner, Bowers, Patton, Whitwell, Patterson, Burrows, Maloney, and Rerian for the prison side, while Parker, Holland, Griffin, Barnes, Turner, Denton, Smith, Shaw, Kane and others contributed for St James. Umpires were McCarthy and Donsison. time of game about one hour.
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Federal Prison
St. James
U. & Prison
Bb. R
Hbo
Garroll
Ci Wagner
Bowers
Puppula
Patton
Ss. Whitwell
Patterson
Rf . Burrows
Maloney
Rerian
Tau
FAMES
Parker
S.se
Holland
Griffin
Barnes
Turner
Denton
Smith
Shaw
Kane
Beore
Prison
St James
Gammary
Wayne
Whit- Well
Powers
Eeeremey Eah
Oy Kane
Ay Kane
Horton
McCarthy
Donsison
Binwe
Druid Hills Golfers Qualify for President's Cup
The Druid Hills Golf club will qualify Saturday for the President's Cup. Players qualify from scratch with Handeespa applying. First and second rounds of match play must finish by September 27 with semi finals and finals by October 4. The final in the first flight is thirty six holes, others eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druid Hills Golf Club
Handeespa
Fnal
Chicago 6, Pittsburg 0 in Federal League rout
Hendrix allowed four hits as Chicago crushed Pittsburg 6 to 0. Wickland and Wilson contributed seven of Chicago’s eleven hits. Also: Indianapolis beat Brooklyn 9 to 2. Baltimore defeated Kansas City 11 to 3. Buffalo edged St. Louis 1 to 0.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Hendrix
Wickland
Wilson
RHA
Chivcaso
Pittsborg
Harger
Roberts
Chance Quits Yankees Management After Season End
New York on September 15 Frank Chance resigns as manager of the New York American League club and will depart tonight for California. He says he has received full pay to season’s end. Jack Dunn of Baltimore IL is expected to manage next season, with Roger Peckinpaugh placed in charge in the interim.
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New York
Frank Chance
California
Polo Grounds
Trid
Jack Dunn
Roger Peckinpaugh
Norfolk Evens Series With Winston-Salem For Class C Title
Norfolk defeats Winston-Salem 4 to 1 in game two of the postseason series to even the title match. Winston-Salem won the opening game yesterday. Batteries: Humphries and Stewart for Norfolk and Myers and Milliman for Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Winston-Salem
N. C
Virginia
Winston- Salem
Humphries and
Stewart
Myers and Milliman
Norris Williams Winning Matches In Intercollegiate tennis
Philadelphia September 15 R Nov 4 Williams IL national tennis champion and holder of the 4913 Intercollegiate title advanced through the preliminary and first rounds of the 34th annual Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association tournament. In the morning Williams defeated Jack Rowland of the University of Pennsylvania and in the afternoon beat Herd of Cornell by default. Nine colleges entered including Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Pittsburgh remaining in contention after day one.
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Philadelphia
Williams
Executive Committee To Decide Election in Georgia
The Georgia Democratic Executive Committee calls a 12 o clock September 28 meeting at the Piedmont Hotel Atlanta to consider the Tallapoosa County judgeship contest and other matters. Members include one from each congressional district and three at large, with newly named state and district appointees listed from State-at-Large and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Elmo Massengale
Democratic Executive Committee
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta
Tallapoosa
Heult
Democratic Executive
J. Reagan
Macon
Ace
Robert L. Berner
Monroe County
Blalock
Fulton County
Roland Ellis
Bird County
Obert J. Iravis
Chatham County
Roscoe Luke
Thomas County
T. W. Oliver
Quitman County
John T. Johnson
Troup County
Firth
J. R. Smith
DeKalb County
C. I. P. Bloodworth
Monray County
M. L. Johnson
Bartow County
W. F. Dorsey
Clark County
W. B. Sloan
Hall County
John T. West
McDuffie County
J. F. Stapler
Lowndes County
William Fairsloth
Johnson County
New State Executive Committee
w._ J. Norman
Liberty
JA. Brannon
Bulloch
R J. Rogers
Tattnall
F. G. Babb
Jenkins
W. J. Ve
Barris
Buford Boykth
Carroll
D. B. Bullard
Bell
J. E. Boffenhamer
DeKalb
Cochran
Walton
G. A.’ Armand
Rockdale
aAlf Blalock
Clayton
RL. Dickey
Crawford
J. B. Jackson
Jones
Willauitehar
Fike
vVandl
Qwinnett
Claude Bond
Stephens
H. W. Shaw
Richmond
George Carswell
Wilkinson
K. A. Besstey
Elbert
Clayton Robson
Baldwin
R. L. Bannett
Wayne
J. R. Davis
Brooks
W. EB
Sirmans
Ware
AK. Grant
Jef Davin
Wyelfth
Mininett “Houser
Move for Peace Helps Finances in Turbulent Market
New York reports rumors of peace negotiations surface amid market breadth, as currencies shift with francs for Paris and Spanish pesetas traded. Banks await the comptroller’s September 12 statement. many municipalities seek short term loans. Market activity shows improving sentiment despite state debts, with Mexico’s rail takeover and cotton futures rebounding on higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mancial
Belef
Teson London
Germany
Copenhagen
Faris
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Ocober
National Railwaye
London
London Stock Exchange
Unpardonable Sin Discussed by Dr Klein at St Pauls
Evangelist Klein spoke on the unpardonable sin to about 1600 attendees at St Pauls Methodist Church. He defined the unforgivable act as a continual rejection of God and Christ, citing scriptural assurances of forgiveness for sins. A midweek service was announced for Wednesday with Klein tackling Armageddon and the Second Coming in relation to World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Klein
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Evangelist
Evangelist Itein
Faith
Christ
God
Klein
Europe
Dr Emory Park Elected Registrar of Vital Statistics
Dr. Emory Park, linked with the State Board of Health for two years, was Tuesday elected registrar of the new vital statistics department created by the legislature last summer. He will lead the office at the state capitol with the board of health, collecting birth and death records and disease data from counties, and maintaining a mortality record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory KR. Park
State Board of Health
Vital Statistics Department
Park
Tle
State Capitol
Board of Health
Diplomas Awarded to 29 Pharmacists at Atlanta Ceremony
At the Atlanta College of Pharmacy graduation in the Atlanta theater, twenty nine students from across the nation received diplomas. The service included invocations by Rev W L Cutts and Rev Ott, with professors presenting sections of the class and conferring Ph G degrees. The program named George F Payne as president of the first section and George F Foyne as president of the second. the occasion closed with a poem by R S McCants and farewell to President George F Payne.
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Atlanta
Goorelas
McCants
Southerolina
R. H. Graith
Tennoaues
Pasrewell
Georg Fyne
Kraft to audition voices for Atlanta Music Festival choir
City organist Edwin Arthur Kraft will test voices for the Atlanta Music Festival chorus this Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Cable Hall. The chorus comprises about 200 of Atlanta’s finest voices, trained free by the Music Festival Association. Singers wanting to join and not yet tested should present themselves to the association for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Arthur Kraft
Atlanta Music Festival
Cable
Atanta
Muslc Festival Association
Krafty
Harted to Death at Bristol Narrow Gauge Bridge Collision
Harted to death near Blount City Tennessee two railroad officials J G Hain superintendent of bridge construction of the Virginia and Southwestern railway and William H Walker pump foreman were hurled from a motor car that jumped the track at McClellan trestle. Bodies found this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tenn
J. G . Hain
Virginia and Southwestern Railway
William H. Walker
McClellan
Blutt City
Cotton Situation Improves Daily Amid Liquidation Talks
New York reports indicate local houses are canvassing to turn December cotton contracts over to a syndicate for liquidation at 9 cents 3 pounds. Lacking an official statement, traders expect quicker closeout. optimism grows from southern spot market gains and improving trade conditions. The weekly weather outlook shows favorable crop conditions and good picking progress, though southern reports say little cotton is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Cotton Movement Across Ports and Receipts Summary
Atlantic stock figures show New York New Orleans Savannah and Norfolk with mixed receipts and rising totals. Regionwide totals for days and week receipts and exports are reported alongside local prices in Augusta Memphis St Louis Cincinnati Little Rock and Baltimore with changes in middling cotton and market activity across multiple ports.
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Atlante
Corwen
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobil
Savannah
Aaies
Chastepton
Wirrington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelonia
Retsan
Little Rock
Atlanta Quotation Section Brings Mixed Grocery Prices
A corrected Atlanta market listing shows varied prices for dairy, canned goods, flour, feed, and meats. Notable entries include Red Rock Ginger Ale at 39, Corn at 1.75 to 2.40, and meats with steer and cow quotations, while flour, meal, and feed items span broad per-bushel or per- hundredweight ranges reflecting market fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aligaton
Hough Rider
Bai Lima
Pink
C&c
KEER
Atlanes
Ay W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
P. W
Sic
Chippewa
Grain Prices Rise on War Reports Across Markets
Chicago reports wheat swings with gains from 23-8 to 27-8, corn up 11-3 to 15-2, oats 17-8 to 21-4 and provisions up to 471-2 cents. May wheat low at 1.101-4, market aided by export buying and wet weather delaying the domestic spring crop. oats and corn show strength amid wheat declines. Cash prices listed for Wheat No 2 red and No 2 hard, Corn No 2 yellow, Oats No 2 white across Chicago St Louis Kansas City markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shorts
Siena
Ieee St. Louis
Kansas City
Naval Stores and Livestock Market News Digest
Savannah and Chicago market notes with prices for turpentine, receipts, and shipments. Cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts listed with bid ranges and daily changes. Weekly weather update notes warm belt trend aiding cotton opening, with Texas crop gains. Supplemental commodity prices for bran and various salts cited.
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Miss Stirling
Miss Bishop
South Georgia
A.B
A.R.R
Albany
Oultri
Anne Raston
Maultrie Gordele
Douglas Doeran
Fitzgerald Maultrie Nichetts
Nashville
Fitzge Qeilla
Fitzgerald ‘Offerman
Pavo
Moultrie Quitman
Moultri
Thomasville - Tifton
Valdosta
W. W. Sro
Federal
Druid Hills
Federal League
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Indianapolis Taday
Buffalo
Scocs Br
R.A
Brookliyn
Kaiserling
Rariden
Tinneran
Marion
Somers
Kansan City
Johnson
Henning
Wanaas City
Bailey
Dazenroth
Jackitzsch
Russelt
Buffalg
St. Louis
Davenport
Krapp
Wal Chase
Blair
Simon
Ft. GC. Turser
City Electrician
Chance
THE
Yankees
Helm
Peckimpaugh
Norris Williams
St. Elmo Massengale
Move For Peace
Paris
Optomuer As
Futurca Reuged Ag
Teorge
Eia
DR. Klein
Emory
KRAFT
South
Cotton Region Bulletin
Hepteroher
Oliver
Emteneo
Japan
Honduras
Ances Fough
Chewtrom
Rockerly
Sates
Santes Tours
Tater Quvotsiibus
Catlee
Witto Tos Aavens
Sato
Hecht
Santos
Sopusaber
Cenetwenk
Arentene
Dbratiers Roe DL
Pestiers
Gia
Fonte
Tamperesa
Gs Atlanta
Galncavile
Columbus
Greenville
Monticelio
Tallapogea
Toccoa
Clear
West
Hine
Palestine
Beeville
Branham
Longview
Goyder
Miasing
Dunia
Memphis
Micksburg
Hounton
Oklahoma
Otion
Peqovision Market
Germania Frankearts
Cornelia Bologea
Frankfuria
Pickis
Uence Basin
D.S
King Cotton
Dwan
Pet Bu
tGeorgia
Tennessee
Burton
Purina
Hales
Sacle
Victory
Byateraboll
Anes
Peek
Victory Horse
B.C
Perrel
Bar Bent
Naval Stores
Savanah
Waneas City
Weber
Eyseq
Weekly Weather Report
Washington
Weather Bureau Weekly Review
Texas
Kerr Lake
Iron Blossom
Jones & Baker Stock Brokers
Bank Flavr
la Ssile
N.Y
American Home Office
Broad
F. W. Lafrentz
HEC, Coceru, M. V. Pres
Brang. A
New York—Waldorf
Lway
New York City
Lecy—A. F. Lasrentz
Treas
HES
Fourth Net Bank
Marquetts Building
P. Lph
La—Batlevue-Stratford
Bcranton—Titdle
SAN Francisco Mills Bullying
England
Gresham Street Bank Earth National Henk
Amit, Weve York
Alonzo Richardson & CO. Certified Public Accountants
Empire Building
Melatta
Keeakka
Betks
Hrpe
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