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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1923
Page
6
Sherrod Smith, former Brooklyn southpaw, shut down the Athletics to help Cleveland even the series in Philadelphia. The scoring line shows Cleveland 4 0 0 1 and Philadelphia 1 0 0 0, with Hauser tripling in the final inning to drive in a run.
Before about 1500 fans Arlington lost its opener to Albany 6 to 2 on a slow Friday afternoon. Norris pitched for Albany allowing seven hits and two runs earned from an Arlington error. Tige Stone started for Arlington but struggled, while Arlington scored both runs off miscues and kept the hits scattered.
Washington slugfest sees Robertson and Warmouth chased after six runs as Wrestbaston topples Chicago 8 to 6. Falk homers with two on after Johnson relief, while Detroit edges Boston 2 0 in another Friday tilt.
New York Yankees shut out the St Louis Browns 10 to 0 as Herb Pennock dominated on the mound. Browns catcher Collins suffered a severe injury after being spiked by Ward while trying to stretch a triple into a homer, leaving the game unconscious in the first inning. The Yankees added runs in the sixth, seventh and ninth while St Louis failed to score after the opening frame.
H C John won Rome handicap golf tournament at Codsa Country Club with an 80 to beat nearest rival G J Watts by two strokes. It was the second afternoon event at the club this summer. Rome June 16.
The notice touts Brage's offerings with emphasis on service quality and low prices. It highlights Red Snapper as a featured change and invites patrons to expect satisfaction and affordable options.
Detroit defeated Boston 2 to 0 and Cleveland beat Philadelphia 4 to 1. Chicago edged Washington 8 to 6 as New York and St. Louis were routed 10 to 0.
Today's games include Chicago visiting Washington and St. Louis facing New York. Detroit plays Boston while Cleveland meets Philadelphia in prominent matchups on the docket.
Yesterday in the National League results included Chicago 7 over Brooklyn and Cincinnati 38 over New York. St Louis 5 beat Boston 3. Pittsburg and Philadelphia game postponed by rain. Remaining games Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Scores show Atlanta defeats Little Rock 6 to 2 while New Orleans tops Nashville 7 to 1 and Mobile beats Chattanooga 7 to 4. Memphis conquers Birmingham 7 to 3 in a separate set with remaining pairings Little Rock at Atlanta, Memphis at Birmingham, Nashville at New Orleans, Chattanooga at Mobile.
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 9 to 7 in eleven innings after tying in the ninth. Zach Wheat doubled after Neis singled to break the tie, with Wheat also scoring on Fournier’s hit. Errors and four singles sparked a late rally by Brooklyn. St Louis topped Boston 5 to 3 as Hornsby missed the trip due to family illness, and Freigan filled in. Cincinnati shut out the Chicago Cubs 3 to 0 to extend their win streak to eight, with Luque earning his eighth victory and Roush delivering a key three-bagger and aggressive base running. The game was played on a muddy field after a long rain delay.
The text explains that on the putting green the ball farther from the hole is played first. It discusses lifting and replacing a cracked ball with no penalty, substituting a fit ball after informing the opponent, penalties for giving incorrect stroke counts, and the right to seek stroke information. It notes that more than half of Oklahoma counties have at least one woman officer.
Shelby Montana June 16. Tommy Gibbons rose to fame by facing Harry Greb who had just defeated George Chip and Vic Hanson. In Winnipeg he beat Gust Christie and Joe Herrick, then endured a bloody eye cut and a dramatic comeback, with Kane joining the team in Chicago to guide their growing mash. The brothers train and plan as Mike cools Tommy with ice water during a close Bert Kenney bout.
Winn pitched a sharp game as New Orleans defeated Nashville 7 to 1, his club stretching its winning streak to nine. Nashville’s lone run came in the sixth on a misplayed grounder by Foss and a Perritt hit. Davis, Gould, Haley, and Winn starred for New Orleans while Mitze added a late hit.
Mobile defeated Chattanooga 7 to 4 on Friday. Ballou pitched poorly despite late efforts, while Fulton proved effective in key moments. The Chattanooga scoring included runs in the first and third innings, but Mobile built a lead with a pair of early innings and held on for the victory.
Atlanta Crackers evened the series with Little Rock by winning game two 5 to 2 here Friday. Barber, newly acquired from Brooklyn, went 2 for 4 with two doubles. Little Rock scored in the first and fourth innings, while Graham and Smith shared pitching duties for Atlanta with Tuero and Miller catching.
In a race horse between heats the scene hints at testing nature’s laws as Tommy meets Jackie Clark. He fights with swift, towel-wrapped resilience while Battling Levinsky looms as the next big test. If Gibbons defeats Levinsky, he rises beyond being Mike Gibbons’ brother.
Weak pitching by Meeker and twelve hits aided by costly Comer errors helped Macon Hubs defeat Columbia 9 to 3. The win marked the fifth straight victory for Macon as Columbia stumbled despite scattered hits.
Charlotte edged Greenville 11 to 8 in a nine inning thriller. Ray Kennedy, a pinch hitter, connected for a two run homer in the ninth with a man on third to seal the win. The scoreline shows Greenville tallied earlier with scattered runs while Charlotte held a late rally.
Spartanburg erased a three run lead in the first game and surged ahead in the seventh for a 8 to 4 win, then Augusta captured the nightcap 7 to 1. Spartans trailed 4 to 0 before scoring in the seventh and added three in the eighth.
A compact saying from a civic or student group urges practical outcomes over ideal gains, emphasizing efficiency and usefulness in actions. It reflects a pragmatic approach to budgeting or planning, guiding members to prioritize tangible results and value.
A long sale note from The Standard Store touts heavy linen sheets at 1.29, Pequot unbleached sheeting 49c, and various textiles. Monday and Tuesday bargains include pillow cases 25c, Congoleum and Rexoleum squares 3.95, wash fabrics 39c and 49c, dress sale at 9, and 1000 yards of dress gingham at 12 1/2c, with limit of items per buyer and emphasis on rapid turnover.
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