Polo Test As England Defeats America In Open Match
Meadowbrook N Y June 16 A gay crowd gathered for the polo championship opener between American and English teams. England led 9 to 2 at halftime with Waterbury scoring for the Americans and Milburn, Waterbury, and Edwards contributing. Final period pressure narrowed the gap but England retained the lead despite American efforts.
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Meadowbrook
N. Y
America
Rif
Ateriu
BR. G. Hee
Siibere
W. Lockett
Whitney
Edwards
Devereaux Milburn
Latonia Racing Notes First-Five Furlongs Results
Latonia race card reports multiple events with Ohagen winning the first race at five furlongs, Water melon, Father Riley second, and a list of also-rans. Second through seventh races cover distances from five furlongs to seven furlongs with winners including Raffles, Theresa Gill, High Private, Star Jesamine, Private Petal, York Lad, Emily Lee, Flabbergast, Mys tic Light, and Naughty Lad. Time figures and payout odds are included for several mounts and riders.
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Latonia
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Henry
Martin
Father Riley
Steele
the Penman
Banjo
Lee Skelney
Mesehach
Buck Keenan
Elandre
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Sareitti
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Ek ‘Obie
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Kermath
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J. Dennerlin
Julia Armour
Ten Postmasters Named in Georgia
President Wilson today nominated ten Georgia postmasters including A. J. Lovelady of Ball Ground John B. McKenz ie of Comer L. F. Maxwell of Cornelia Martha E. Gorham of Crawfordville Almand Hockenhull of Cumming Thomas K. Dunham of Darien W. R. Talley of Milltown John N. King of Rochelle Hattie F. Gilmer of Toccoa and Josephine Hiliard of Union Point.
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Washington
Wilson
Georgia
A. J. Lovelady
Ball Ground
John 8. McKenzie
Comer
L. F. Maxwell
Cornelia
Martha E. Gorham
Crawfordville
Almand.Hockenhull
Cumming
Thomas K. Dunham
Darien
W. 4
Talley
Milltown
John N. King
Rochelle
Hattie F. Gilmer
Toccoa
Josephine Hiliard
Union Point
Waterbury Stars In Polo Clash As Americans Narrow England Lead
Monty Waterbury scored a graceful goal and Milburn failed to score as the Americans press the English. The fourth period sees a standout goal by Larry Waterbury, bringing America to 5 to 1 and later 5 to 2, with substitutions as Monty breaks a finger and L. E. Stoddard steps in.
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Milburn
Larry Waterbury
Edwards
America
England
Monty Waterbury
Waterburys
Whitney
Invaders
Ritson
L. E. Stoddard
Indictment for Felder and Fain Amid Vice Probe
Fulton County Grand Jury weighs blank indictments against Attorney Thomas B Felder and Police Commissioner W F Fain amid a house disorder at 40 East Harris Street after Christmas and an April repeat. Witnesses describe conflicts with Detective Sanford and that Horace Grant, a key witness, is missing, delaying action.
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Thomas B. Felder
W. F. Fain
Fulton County Grand Jury
East Harris Street
Fain
Grand Jury
Colonel Felder
Newport Sanford
Horace Grant
Felder
Sanford
Henry Bellingrath
Carl Hutcheson
Colonel Welder
Beavers
95 Spring Street
N. P. Powell
Hutcheson
J. A. Skaggs
Southern Express Company
Allen Young
Skaggs
Young
Police Commission
Rosser Defends Frank in Phagan Case Feud
Luther Z. Rosser, chief counsel for Lee M. Frank, issued a public statement amid the six week old arrest over Mary Phagan murder. He attacked Sanford and Felder, rebutted Conley’s stories, and defended Frank and his workers as clean, while condemning the feud that has clouded police effort.
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Luther Z. Rosser
Lee M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Jim Conley
Sanford
Thomas B. Felder
Frank
Mr. Rosser
Felder
Rosser
Atlanta
Lanford
Leo Frank
Burns Agency
Phagan
Sanford’s Department
International League results page with scattered box scores
Scores from multiple IL games listed by city and teams including Toronto Montreal Buffalo Rochester Jersey City Newark Milwaukee St Paul Columbus Indianapolis Kansas City Minneapolis Louisville Macon Charleston and Avan. Umpires named for each game and multiple partial box score lines show runs and innings across both teams.
NING BRADY UN MOUND IN FIAT DAME NING BRADY UN MOUND IN FIAT
A jagged account from Birmingham on June 10 details a double bill where Molesworth used Foxen and Ellam for Birmingham while B Smith supported Brady and ran Atlanta's defense. The game featured multiple innings with runs scored, cautious pitching changes, and several fielding miscues shaping a tense contest.
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Birmingham
Als
Ye Crackers
Harons
Ehre
Molesworth
Foxen
Ellam
B. Smith
Brady
Uan
Atlanta
Atlanta Welchence and Bench Players Highlight Game Card
In a compact box score style from Atlanta, Welchence leads the lineup with $330 and $140 figures alongside 112690 and 011700. The tally includes players Messenger McDona d and Knisely at center and catcher positions with McBride, McGilvray, Mayer, and others contributing runs and outs as listed in the totals.
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Dunn
McDona
McGillvray
Aad
Agier
Dent
McGilvray
MeGillvray
Bisland Agier
Mayer
Bisland
Foxen
Frorham
Welch
Knisely
Alre
Bailey
Marean
Welchonce
Messenger
McBride
Smith Gouniea
Sade
Meio
Dunn ‘Sire Ars Attons
Smith
Supreme Court Upheld News Publicity Law. Wilson Nominates Officials
Washington June 10. Baseball notes list Welch two base hits and Foxen a strikeout and walks. Umpires Fifield and Rudderham credited. In another item, the Supreme Court upheld the validity of the newspaper publicity law and affirmed a lower court decision in New York. President Wilson nominated Cornelius Ford of Jersey City as public printer with Charles M. Galloway of South Carolina and Herman C. Craven of Washington to the Civil Service Commission.
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Washington
Supreme Court Too
District Court OF the United States
New York
Wilson
Cornelius Ford
Jersey City
Charles M. Galloway
South Carolina
Herman C. Craven
Southern League At New Orleans Chaos in listings
In the Southern League standings at New Orleans Montgomery and Groitenstern appear with Gribbens, Summers and Street at Nashville Chattanooga. Mobile and Memphis show 1040000 0000001 teaver and Adams with umpires Pfeninger and ams. Umpires Hart and Wright not scheduled.
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Montgomery
NEW Orleans Ning and
Gribbens
Groitenstern
Nashville
Chattanooga
Wii
Mobile
Memphis
Baseball Play By Play Fragment From Silent Page
An incomplete sequence shows baserunning and fielding actions with Welch scoring, Alperman and Rehe advancing, a Smith double driving in two runs, Bisland and Bisley involved, and Carroll batting for Foxen. Other details are illegible.
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Short
Dent
Ant Welch
Eycone Ohe
Bailey
Smith
Welch
Rehe
Bisland
Knisely
Carroll
Foxen
Marean
Bisley
Messenger
Picnic Postponed by Weather at Powder Springs
The Central Presbyterian Sabbath school picnic scheduled for Thursday at Powder Springs Georgia has been postponed until Thursday June 17 due to weather. Nearly every body in Atlanta reads The Sunday American and your ad in the next issue will sell goods. Try it.
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Central Presbyterian
Powder Springs
Atlanta
Sunday American
Iseve
Biggest liner ready for maiden voyage
The Hamburg American Line formally accepted the new liner Imperator and will put her into commission immediately in the New York trade. The article notes scores from a baseball game, with teams Chicago and Cleveland referenced, and mentions the Empire League game between Waycross and Thomasville affected by rain.
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Imperator
New York
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