City Golf Tourney Round Progresses With Numerous Matches
In a sprawling city tournament, several flights completed third and fourth round results. Notable outcomes include Adair beating Jumiven 4 to play, Derry Adair downing Blanton, and Woolford, Draper, and Mackla posting wins in early flights. Many matches continue with late rounds due tonight as players advance toward semifinals and finals.
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Bob, Jones
C. H. Rinsey
Soiree Adair
Dick Jumiven
Wna
Adatk Dinaidean
Milton Dargeman
Derry Adair
R.G. Blanton
Catadsnaw
Federal League Battle Opens With St Louis Triumph
St Louis defeated Buffalo 3 to 2 in the Federal League, extending their victory streak to five. Miller supplied the ninth inning hit driving in the winning run after two were out as Kcores crossed for St Louis. Other games saw Chicago blank Brooklyn 5 to 0, Pittsburg shut out Newark 3 to 0. Kansas City beat Baltimore 8 to 6 in the opener and 7 to 3 in the nightcap. Edgar Collins waved on by Pittsburg after Barney Dreyfuss announced the move. Germany reports highest child death rate in Europe, with Norway lowest.
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Buffalo
Miller
Kcores
Schulz
Allen
Crandall
Hartley
Kahfox City
Kansas City
Baltimore
Duncan
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Russell
Johnson
Brown
Ree
Wisi
A. Johnson
Young
Owen
Enning
Pittspurg
Barney Dreyfss
Pittsburg Na Fionala
Edgar Collins
Boston Braves
Germany
Europe
Norway
Tech High poised for strong eleven in fall grid battles
Tech High football begins fall practice with about thirty candidates and strong returning linemen Wallace Bedell Harlan Fincher Simpson Colcord plus new backsman W Smith and others. The squad will miss captain Jim Parks and Bevel, with Hooper and Edraiston gone. Hard schedule includes Dartington Rome Savannah Chattanooga and Boys High on Turkey Day. Opening game set for October 3.
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Freak Taylor
Fitta
Martin
Tech High
Schoala
South
Misa
Jim Parks
Bill Bevel
Boozie Hooper
Gene” Edraiston
Tech
Chi
Wallace
J. Bedell
Harlan
Fincher
Simpson
Colcord
Day
Millard
Thornton
Fowler
Pritchard
Brooks
Weinmeister
Iollock
Tech’ High
Dartington High School
Rome
Savannan High School
Chattanooga High
Turkey
Prices Set For World Series Games At Braves Field
Prices for this year’s World Series games at Braves Field range from 50 cents to 5 dollars. Box seats cost the top price, grand stand reservations are 3 dollars, and the remainder at 2 dollars. Tickets available in advance only in blocks for the first three games. Right field bleachers at 2 dollars and bleachers at 1 dollar ten cents sold at grounds before each game. Braves Field seating capacity is being checked and no extra stands will be built.
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Boston
Braves Field
Boston American League Baseball Club
Red Sox edge toward flag in 4-3 loss to Brewers
In a late season clash at Boston, the Red Sox fell 4 to 3 to St Louis while remaining within two games of the championship. Heston, Lee, Sisler, Wagner, and Weisman produced key hits as Boston rallied in the seventh before Shore steadied the pitching in relief.
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Red Sox
Brewer
Boston
Red Sow
St Liouis
Detroit
Tiger Devil
Browns
Leonard
Lewis
Heston
Beott
Walners
Lister
Wagner
St. Louis
Sisler
Snotten
Howard
Sivier
Lee
Sister
Weisman
Shore
Leonora
Agnew
Leon
Correction over Clemson Furman score and fatal football death
The Constitution issued a correction noting Clemson did not defeat Furman 25 to 0 as reported yesterday. The true end of first quarter score was 4 to 0. Also reported is the first football fatality of the season, high school player Don Anpias aged 14, who died from injuries sustained in a practice game. Teammates will act as pallbearers at the funeral.
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Clemson
Furman
Ling
Don Anpias
Ios
Cubs Win Two From Reds to Climb Out of Last
Chicago thumped Cincinnati 7 to 2 and 5 to 1 to escape last place in the National League. George and Wingo stalled the first game late after four Cubs hits and two walks. In the nightcap Chicago jumped to a lead off Schneider, with Humphries holding firm. Mulligan stood out at short. Wallace debuted as catcher for Brean s h aw and delivered solid work.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
George
Schneider
Humphries
Mulligan
Cubs
Breanshaw
Wallace
Wingo
Lavender
Doping the World Series U The First Basemen
Dick Hobitzel and Luderus are analyzed as first basemen for a World Series, comparing defense, offense, and base running. Hobitzel shows streaky form and temperamental traits. Luderus is steady, heavy, and slower but solid and situationally favorable on Philadelphia soil. The piece weighs pitching matchups and NL vs AL strengths entering the series.
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Hugh Fullerton
Dick Hobitzel
Cincinnati
Claim
Boston
Hobby
Anyons
del Gator
Carrigan
Gainor
Hublitzer
Luderus
Wood
Shore
Leonard
Ruth
Foster
Thesa' Len
Tongy
Today’s Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
American League features Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit at Washington, and Cleveland at New York. National League games place Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Chicago. Federal League has Newark visiting Pittsburgh.
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National League
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Cubs and White Sox Clash in City Championship Series
Chicago dates the annual Chicago championship series beginning October 6 with seven games. The first game will be at the American League grounds as the Cubs and Sox start their cross town battle for city bragging rights.
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Chicago
Local Players Head Home for Winter Departures
Local players are leaving Atlanta for winter homes after the season. Bit will continue as acting manager for next season until a decision is made. Several players have already left the city. Kauffman heads to Philadelphia for winter work and will attend the first World Series games before returning to Ohio for Christmas.
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Willontinue
Sporting Department of the Constitution
Iweat
Powers That Be
Philadelphion
Springfield
Ohio
Atlanta
Dick Kauffman
Wols
Rhtadelphia
Kauffman
Allen
California Souttion
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Ark
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Colembus
Scott’ Perry
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Boston hosts Women's National Tennis Tourney kickoff
Boston opens the Women's National Tennis Tournament with top players in the Lonewa Griket club grounds. Norway's Misa Bollastedt advances past the first two rounds unscathed, while Boston's Marion Homans takes a set in the opening round. Edith Rotch of Boston is the current holder eyeing the trophy in next year’s defense.
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Boston
Misa Bollastedt
Norway
Champio
Marion Homans
Robes
Ehleneldensurs
Wightman
Anes Evelyn
Edith Rotch
Euston
Knowles Wins Prestigious Cap Pal City Handicap Tourney
Clarence Knowles defeats Ralph Reed 7 up with 18 holes to play to capture the Cap Pal City Handicap championship at Pakhaven. The event drew six flights, with Grad winning the second flight and Edward White notable in early rounds. Knowles received the handsome club trophy, one of the season’s finest.
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Ralph Reed
Cappal City
Countess Eth
Clarenes Knowles
Newdy
Pakhaven
Grad
Aumnet Mover
Lowen Uke
Adame
Ed Russell Bridges
Edward Whites
Clarence Kknawes
Mutt and Jeff by Bad Fisher Tuxedo Process teased
A comic feature teases the riddle of the Tuxedo Process used to make tobacco mild and healthful. The piece claims the method was invented by a physician years ago and remains the original approach to remove bite, with praise for its coal-like mildness and pipe smoke appeal.
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