Americus golf team chosen for Thomaston match
The Americus Golf Club selects W. G Cage Walter Rylander Arthur Rylander Carl S. Glover Middleton McDonald Lucius L. McCleskey Howell C. Elam and John Sheffield to play the Thomaston match on Thursday June 7. Alternates are H. O. Jones and Lucas Thiers. Some players will be unable to attend due to travel and business commitments.
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Themaston
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Walter Rylander
Arthur Rylander, Jr
Carl S. Glover
Middleton McDonald
Lucius L. McCleskey
Howell C. Elam
John Sheffield
H. O. Jones
Lucas Thiers
Charles Lanier
Henry Lumpkin
Thomaston
la Hier
America
Frank P. Harrold
England
Frank W
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Ad in Adverse Tone
An old line advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising relief from catarrh and deafness by an external nutrient and internal tonic. It touts a forty year history with F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and urges readers to ask druggists for the product.
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Wall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
City Tax Books Open for 1923 Returns
City tax books are now open for 1923 returns and will close on September 1st. Residents are urged to file early. A. D. Gatewood, Clerk and Treasurer.
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Aera
Suly
Gatewood
Sally League Yesterday and Today’s Doubleheader Schedule
Yesterday results show Macon defeated Columbia 6 0 while Augusta beat Greenville 7 3 and Spartanburg edged Charlotte 6 3. Today Macon visits Columbia Augusta travels to Greenville and Spartanburg hosts Charlotte in doubleheaders with all Sally clubs in action.
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Macon
Greenville
Augusta
Charlotte
Spartanburg
AML
Charlottte Weseeeseensene
Aceene Eweene
Dees
Seseceesen
Unclear Scores From Fragmented Report
Scattered OCR items show game fragments with numbers and city names. Detroit Cleveland 17 and Chicago St Louis 5 appear, with New Pork Boston 5 and Washington 4 versus Philadelphia 74. Context and teams are incomplete. The source lacks full clarity on events or dates.
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Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
New Pork
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Washington
Philadelphia
Basketball Pairings for Eastern Conference Showdowns
The schedule lists St. Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, Philadelphia at Washington, and Boston at New York highlighting key rivalry games across the league.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
New York
Regional Matchups Reported for Upcoming Basketball Card
The schedule shows Brooklyn at Boston, New York at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at St. Louis, and Chicago at Cincinnati, outlining key intercity contests for the circuit. Strong matchups highlight rivalries and travel plans across four bold evenings.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Settee Ween Ween
Seenee Sanneees
Brooklyn Pees
Eaeees
Cemenees
Deeeen
Eave
Scores From Four City Games Uneven Across League Standings
Games reported show Memphis 1 over Mobile 3, Birmingham 6 over Atlanta 5, Little Rock 4 over New Orleans 7, and Nashville 17 over Chattanooga 4, highlighting mixed results for the season.
Giants Run Away With Philadelphia In Lopsided Win
New York overwhelmed Philadelphia Friday by 22 to 8, setting a modern record by scoring in every inning. Giants batter Jimmy OConnell collected a triple two doubles a homer and a single in six at bats while Giants fielding failed to give up the run. Four local pitchers were unable to stem the onslaught.
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Philadelphia
New York
Phil
Giants
Jimmy O’connell
Dodgers Lose to Braves in Boston 11-6
Boston beat Brooklyn 11 to 6 on Friday as Southworth Wheat and Felix hit inside the park homers with runners aboard. Southworth left the game early due to a knee injury.
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Braves
Boston
Brooklyn
Southworth
Wheat
Felix
Reds Defeat Cubs In High-Scoring Cincinnati Tilt
Reds beat the Cubs 5 to 3 in a game marked by Cubs misplays and solid Reds hitting. Couch pitched six innings as Bohne and Caveney's fielding limited scoring. Grantham collected four hits including a homer to the flagpole in deep right center, extending his winning streak to five and the Reds’ streak to four.
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Cubs
Cincinnati
Couch
Bohne
Caveney
Grantham
Quitman Home Sold on LaFayette Street
W M English purchased the attractive bungalow on LaFayette street recently built and occupied by Mr and Mrs W R Patrick in Quitman. The home is described as one of the prettiest and most modern in the city. A line about spring keeping home fires from burning appears, followed by a weather or score snippet: Little Rock Li 28. 20% Atlanta at Birmingham. Chattanooga at Nashville. New Orleans at Little Rock. Mobile at Memphis.
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Quitman
W. M. English
LaFayette Street
W. R. Patrick
Golf Rules on Playing Opponent Ball and Conceded Putts
The rule states no penalty if a player then makes his own shot after briefly hitting his opponent's ball, but two consecutive wrong-ball strokes incur disqualification. A player may brush the green away from the line of his putt to judge speed. Conceding putts is permissible but discouraged as it removes the element of surprise. playing every hole is advised.
Committees Start Ball Canvass Monday
Committees appointed to solicit funds for a first class Americus baseball team plan rounds Monday. They seek voluntary support to attract out of town players and hire a manager, with A C Crockett as temporary secretary and treasurer. Luther Bloodworth has contracts pending and must know plans by Monday.
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Americas
R. C. Lane
Theron Jennings
A. C. Crockett
Luther Bloodworth
Americus
Small fire in Isomville home limited damage
Friday afternoon the Isomville fire department found a roof ablaze at a house on East Furlow Street. The property belongs to Gust Anderson and damage was confined to less than $50 per Fire Chief McArthur.
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East Furlow Street
Gust Anderson
McArthur
Philadelphia takes 2 from Washington in doubleheader
Philadelphia won both ends of a double header against Washington, 7 to 4 and 4 to 2, moving back into second place in the American League standings. In New York, the Yanks were shut out as Boston pitcher Jack Quinn held New York to seven hits, ending Pipps 21 game hitting streak. Harris and Flagstead supplied key homers for Boston.
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Philadelphia
New York
New York Yanks
Jack Quinn
Boston
Quinn
Yanks
Ruth
Harris
Flagstead
Stribling Set to Fight Darcy in Columbus Monday Night
Young Stribling prepares for a grueling training grind before facing Jimmy Darcy of New York in Columbus Monday night. He travels from Atlanta to watch Clarke and Carbone fight, aiming to study tonight’s winner for a likely future match. Zweifel sparks Macon Peaches to a 6–0 win over Columbia in frigid Friday action.
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Stribling
Jimmy Darcy
New York
Columbus
Atlanta
Gate City
Clarke
Carbone
Strib
Jackie Clarke
Frank Carbone
Detroit Falls to Cleveland in 17-4 Baseball Rout
Detroit surrendered Friday’s game to Cleveland 17 to 4 as four Detroit pitchers yielded 16 hits and 11 walks. A first in the American League this season a triple play in the third inning involving Rigney and Blue failed to halt the skid amid poor pitching despite the rare defensive highlight.
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Cleveland
Rigney
Blue
White Sox Hit By Cardinals To Fall To Bottom
CHICAGO, June 2. The White Sox slipped to last place as St. Louis beat Chicago 8 to 5. The visitors chased Chaley Robertson early, and Ted Blanken briefly staggered. Shocker received stout support but allowed runs in the early innings.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Sox
Chaley Robertson
Ted Blankenship
Mack
Shocker
Lost John Luther Mathis Found Living Near Moultrie
A white boy, calling himself Lost John, was found living with a negro family ten miles from Moultrie. He finally claimed the name Luther Mathis and home in Ripley after being cared for while nearly starving. Three farmers escorted him to Valdosta for return.
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Moultrie
John
North Pole
Hid
Luther Mathis
Ripley
Valdosta Shriners Plan National Shrine Meet
Valdosta shriners anticipate attending the Shrine convention in Washington in June. O. B. Foster serves as the official representative for the Valdosta contingent and will be chaperoned by several other members during the festivities.
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Valdosta
Washington
O. B. Foster
Valdosta Shrine
Charlotte Wins Easily in Second Game of Series
Charlotte defeated Spartanburg 6 to 3 as Lee Bolt limited the visitors to five scattered hits while his teammates pounded Fowler for ten hits including several for extra bases, giving Charlotte the second win in the series.
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S. C
Augusta
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Lee Bolt
Fowler
League of Nations total costs exceed five million dollars
The article states that the League of Nations spent more than 5 million dollars in the previous year, detailing the scale of its budget and financial outlay. The figure underscores the organization's sizable annual expenditures and fiscal needs.
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League of Nations
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