Atlanta Lad May Break In World Series
Milton Reed Jr of Atlanta, a Davenport Three I League shortstop, was sold to the Philadelphia Nationals for a record Three I League price. He joins the Phillies August 19 and could appear in the World Series if Philadelphia wins the pennant. Reed’s rise includes trials with St. Louis, and a sensational stint with Davenport. The contract includes a 60 day option, with Reed rated as a top speed infielder and hitter who impressed scout Billy Neal.
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Graney Named Referee for Ritchie Riv ers Bout
Eddie Graney promoter of the Ritchie Riv ers July 4 bout in San Francisco was chosen as the third man in the ring. At a conference the former blacksmith was selected referee for the event.
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Uhlan Goes Fast Mile in Cleveland Race
In Cleveland on June 35, C K G Billings gelding Uhlan circled the mile course at North Randell, finishing with a swift 2 03 1 3. The horse trotted to a sulky and completed the route in 0.04 seconds under the record pace.
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Southern League Baseball Scores and Standings
Wednesday games featured Atlanta at Memphis and other fixtures across the Southern League. Mobile leads with a .616 mark as Memphis, Montgomery, and Birmingham trail. Tuesday results show New Orleans 4 Atlanta 1, Chattanooga 6 Memphis 4, Nashville 6 Montgomery 5 in ten innings, and Mobile 8 Birmingham 1.
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A Bit on the Side and Humorous Snatches
A column of light verse and quips about baseball, stage life, and quick wits. The pieces reference Muggsy McGraw and Hank O Day, a Cincinnati season, doomsaying banter, and a gag about dynamite. Guests include an Iowa man and a feminine fans segment hosted by Ima Bugg with witty questions and punchlines.
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Boston Team Surprises NL Race Under Stallings Reform
EW YORK June 25 The Boston club, rebuilt by Stallings, leads a revived NL middle pack with Perdue and Tyler as new pitching anchors. Brooklyn and Philadelphia show strength on a Western trip and as new stands tempt pennants. Lathrop dispute pits Comiskey against McGraw. National Commission may settle.
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Hirsig Trades Glenn After Major Moves
Nashville June 25 President Hirsig says he sold catcher Harry Glenn last season with the Vols to the St Louis Cardinals for 1000 dollars and pitcher Redding. Glenn was farmed to Akron Ohio earlier this season and has been hitting well. Hirsig says he has deals pending for several major league players to bolster the Vols lineup.
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Schaller Released by White Sox to Washington Club
Chicago June 25 Walter Schaller utility outfielder of the White Sox was released today to the Washington club. Schaller was obtained from Detroit which had acquired him from Kansas City in a prior transaction.
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Reunion Blue and Gray Round Trip to Gettysburg
Southern Railway offers a round trip fare of 18.20 to Gettysburg for a reunion event. Tickets sold June 28 to July 1, with return by July 10. Liberal stop-over privileges enhance travel for attendees of the Blue and Gray gathering.
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Racing at Belmont Only Two Day Meet
New York June 25 The two days meet of the United Hunts Racing Association opens this afternoon at Belmont Park with a large field of entries. The second and closing day is set for Friday. The varied program includes jumping and flat races with six events per day: three flat races, two steeplechases and one hurdle event.
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Stop-String-Ant claims cure for gum disease and loose teeth
A prominent dentist promotes Stop-String-Ant as a home remedy for Riggs disease and inflamed gums, promising tightened teeth and easier chewing. The 60c bottle is available at druggists or 55c by mail order from DeLamater-Lawrence Drug Company, wholesale distributors.
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Record of a Championship Race Field and Closure
A major race headlines the meet with a strong field of starters and high interest. The event was closed by private subscription several weeks earlier, signaling its secured status and anticipated excitement.
Sunday American Advertising Offer Echoes Regional Reach
An appeal invites sellers to place ads in The Sunday American to leverage strong circulation across Southern Sunday newspapers. The notice frames advertising as a route to broad regional visibility and market reach for products and services.
Seaboard Offers $18.20 Round Trip to Gettysburg Event
Seaboard announces low round trip rate of 18.20 from Atlanta for the 50th anniversary Battle of Gettysburg on sale June 28 to July 1 with stopovers. Stops include Petersburg, Richmond and Fredericksburg in a historic battlefield section of Virginia and other points also offered.
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