League Directors Settle Cairo Tifton Dispute
The league directors met Sunday afternoon to end the Cairo Tifton quarrel with plans to play off the game in Thomasville soon. Mr. Pittman resigned as league president due to office duties, and his successor, Mr. W. T. Jay, is a baseball enthusiast expected to push the league toward further success. The paper defends team publicity levels amid prior secrecy affecting schedules and information.
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Pittman
W. T. Jay
Unclear notes on upcoming golf tournament schedule
Fragmentary lines discuss changes to scheduling for a tournament at a course named in the jittery OCR. Mentions awaiting publicity and weekend events with a Monday start and fairways described as being improved. Overall, details are sparse and names unclear.
Standings update from the league action and rain delays
Partial standings show Chicago 5 Philadelphia 1 and Cincinnati 1 with other games postponed by rain. Nashville and Chattanooga were 6 3 in a noted tilt, Atlanta contrasted with Birmingham at 3 5, as Memphis also posted a score while police actions interrupted play.
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Amateur News Clip From Historic Baseball Stats
The fragment lists batting leaders and players across teams such as Pirates Phillies Dodgers Athletics and Cardinals with figures like Lombardiday O'Doul Klein and Ruth. It references league leaders in batting runs and hits, noting names and approximate stats from an old recap.
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Senators Jinxed by the St. Louis Browns This Year
The St. Louis Browns beat the Washington Senators in both games of a double header 6-3 and 4-0. The Browns improve above .500 with six wins in seven meetings against Washington this season. Batting highlights include Walter Johnson? or players. Ruth leads Yankees with 13-5 over Cleveland. Cubs beat Braves 5-3 in 13 innings. Flint Rhem wins for Phillies over Reds 6-1. Other NL games rained out.
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Golf This Game Keeler Reviews Moultrie Card 62
Keeler notes John C Parker card 31 31 62 at Moultrie County Club Moultrie Ga on a nine hole 2900 yard course par 72 Parker had two eagles two birdies eight pars and one over par hole The piece contrasts score records with famous players like Bobby Jones James Braid and Aubrey Hermer in historical golf feats.
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Harris Shines With 70 In Southern Amateur Practice
Chasteen Harris of Memphis posted a 70 in tourney practice at Shades Valley Club east course as the Southern Amateur begins Tuesday. Bill Howell of Virginia and Jimmy Tupper of Nashville were near with 71 and 73 while others from Birmingham, Chattanooga, Gadsden and Jacksonville followed with 75s and 76. Emmett Spicer struggled in the round.
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Nashville
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Darden Hampton
Chatttanooga
Tennessee
Charlie Allison
Gadsden
Frank Litz
Jenks Gillem
Jack Toomer
Jacksonville
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Emmett Spicer
Biff Jones to Lead LSU Football With Warner System
The article reports that Biff Jones will coach Louisiana State using the Warner system with a double wingback formation, rejecting other schemes from Army leaders. It notes Jones’s Army background, popularity, and past success with players like Harry Wilson and Cagle, and wishes him luck at Tulane’s arch rival LSU.
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Montgomery champ Crenshaw leads opening round at local course
Files Crenshaw of Montgomery Alabama and Preston Watson posted nine holes before dark in 37. Other veterans arrived yesterday and plan to study the course today. Half the field will qualify on the east 18 tomorrow and finish the last 18 on the tougher west course Wednesday, where championship flight matches will be held.
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Buds Defeat Tallahassee in Exhibition Game
The Buds beat the Tallahassee Capitals 4 1 in an exhibition at the stadium Saturday afternoon. Benton pitched until the eighth inning, then Doss finished with two and two third innings of hitless ball. Rogers started for the Capitals and was wild at times, allowing five Buds hits and no earned runs.
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Endurance Race Shapes Southern Association Pennant Chase
The Southern Association pennant race narrows to Memphis versus Chattanooga with both clubs winning over half their games. Chattanooga split a doubleheader with Nashville 9 6 and 3 1 while Memphis beat Birmingham 5 3, as Little Rock also splits to stay in the contest.
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Pittman Resigns as League Head in Georgia Florida Loop
Mr. C C Pittman of Thomasville resigns as president of the Georgia Florida baseball league during a Sunday meeting. W T Jay of Thomasville elected unanimously to fill the term. Talks covered exhibition games scheduling and a postponed Tifton Cairo game to Thomasville.
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Crackers Sweep One, Fall in Second Against New Orleans
Atlanta fans see the Crackers win the first game 6 to 4 against New Orleans but lose the second 9 to 2. The Georgians extend their streak by defeating Knoxville 6 to 2.
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