Opelika Beats Agetebeton in Pitchers Duel
Opelika defeated Agetebeton 2 to 1 in the second game of the series. Cantley pitched shutout ball allowing only one hit and striking out 14, with a three base hit and a two base hit contributing to the scoring in the third. Bates pitched well for Aniston, but Opelika capitalized on Cantley’s control.
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Eso Three-Bagger By Him, Tleing
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Baseball Bunts and Slumps Amid Series with Opelika
Newnan continues a rough stretch as Opelika wins the second game of the series. Anhistom toppled Opelika’s top pitcher and Glamor Sanford and Stephensom prepare for next games. Umpires and good pitching keep scores tight. Rivers Rats and Selma jockey for series wins while Evanston and Union Foundries prep for Friday return.
Lajoie Slumps as Baseball Fans Scrutinize Record Pace
New York July reports debate Napoleon Lajoie of the Naps as he nears 3000 career hits with a slump this season. Ty Cobb and Joe Jackson are weighed against aging pace as fans question whether they can sustain high averages for years. Detroit’s Ty Cobb faces public backlash after a butcher-shop incident, prompting talk of his removal from the city’s sporting psyche.
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Anniston at Opelski Rome at Talladewa Gadsden at Selma
Incomplete text lists several matchups including Anniston versus Opelski, Rome versus Talladewa, and Gadsden against Selma with unclear scores and team notes. Substantial segments are garbled.
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Opelski
Rome
Talladewa- Gadsden
Selma
TvaGrange
Newnan
Results Rosters Fixture Roundup For Wrosterday
Birmingham beats Chattanooga 6 to 4 while Mobile defeats Memphis 6 to 1 and New Orleans topples Atlanta 7 to 1. Remaining games: Chattanooga at Birmingham Memphis at Mobile Atlanta at New Orleans Nashville at Montgomery.
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Memphis
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Montgomery
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Third Golf Flag Tournament Set For Country Club
The Country Club hosts the third golf flag tournament tomorrow afternoon. The links will be crowded with golfers and the largest number of entrants yet is expected in this local event.
Faithful Stet Wyant Dead in Jacksonville Funeral
James Martin a trusted servant of Col James L Martin who helped hide valuables during the Civil War and later died at 78. The funeral drew prominent white Jacksonville residents with services at Hillside cemetery held Monday evening. He remained a staunch Democrat and aligned with Alabama regiments in 1861.
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Coloret
Birmingham
Hillside Cemetery
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Jamea
Martin
Alabama
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Gadsden School Census Counts 3224 School Aged
Gadsden figures show 3224 residents of school age, up 325 from two years ago. Of these, 2169 are white and 1056 are Black. Illiteracy among Black residents found to be real but smaller than expected.
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Gadsden
Gadedem
Lamar Leads In Batting At Home
Lamar tops the Ammiston team in home batting with a .342 average and 14 stolen bases across recent games. Don Mieison leads in runs scored with 27. The report notes few white players ages 20 to 26 in the CADNOS pod.
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Havim
Community News Highlights From Polm Wille
The column notes improving health of Mr and Mrs H A Hecer’s child after illness. Local residents attend singing at Sulphur Springs last Sunday. Lena Smith spent the weekend with relatives in Moe Fall. Hester and Joe Bagwell visited their aunt Mrs A J Jones. Sidwell of Aleoe embraced by sister Mrs J W Griges. Pete Harrison and Miss Moon enjoyed the Sulphur Springs singing. J W Griges and family visited Jim Griges in Alexandria last Sunday. Mrs G M Jones visited her mother Mrs Pankersles Tuesday. Ida Peakeame and Miss Daley Griges visited Mrs Magran Friday. Mr and Mrs BF Jones visited daughter Mrs Ltb Herbertson Monday. Hen Mett Jones and Frank Timmons went to Chateli Monday. Misses Daley and EP fte Lee Grigs visited Mrs Freecie and Lillie Jones Monday afternoon. Artie Cox of Cartereville Ga expected soon to visit her father J W Griggn. Cart and Colle Tom Kersley spent Wednesday at Greensport. Miss Ethel Veryaw returned from visiting Miss Illon iryant. Rev Joe Farsbeem made a business trip to Ohatehie Monday. Monroe Upton of Proskville is on vacation.
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Barbour County Sunday School Convention Opens at Clio
The Barbour County Sunday School Association holds its annual convention at Clio with many delegates from across the country. State Sunday school workers attend to urge county efforts and bolster Barbour’s educational programs.
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Reptile Poison Studied as Rabies Cure in Paris
A French specialist Meme- Phisaux proposes reptile poison as a cure for hydrophobia. A rabbit injected with the serum reportedly shows immunity to rabies injections, according to the report from Paris.
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Maxim Gorki Stricken with Ill Health Leaves Russia
London reports Maxim Gorki in poor health at age 80 forcing him to depart Russia for Davos seeking mountain air for improvement.
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Probate Court Notion in Calhoun County Alabama
State of Alabama Calhoun County probate notice to creditors of A B Ledbetter estate. The estate was declared insolvent July 7 1914. August 10 1914 set for administrator settlement and creditors meeting to elect a new administrator. Issued July 11 1914 by Judge MO Rowan.
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