Georgia Faces Trinity In Two Big Midweek Baseball Tests
Georgia enters two tough home tests against Trinity at Sanford Field on Wednesday and Thursday. The Red and Black, undefeated in nine, face a Trinity club led by Gautt with a strong Southern schedule. Pitching options include Brannen if fit, with Thomspon and Cox in reserve as fans expect a late-season showcase.
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Georgia
Trinity
Sanford Field
South
Mercer
Auburn
Clemson
Reed
Dick Jemison
Anderson
Gautt
Athens
Jimmy Redfern
Pennsylvania State
Amherst
Swathmore
Wake Forest
Richmond
Delaware
Kid Brannen
Carl Thompson
John Cox
Cox
Smokers Restricted In Bleachers At Trinity Game
The baseball club allocates bleachers behind third base to smokers and bans smoking on concrete seats near first base. Smoking remains allowed in grand stand chairs behind home plate. The new rule begins Wednesday at the first Trinity game amid a well prepared field and a new monster scoreboard in center field.
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Trinity
Georgia
Doctor's grip found on Prince Avenue at store
An item described as a physician's grip was left at O'Kelley's cash grocery on Prince Avenue. The owner can claim it by contacting the store. Also an advertisement offers Wear-Ever glassware from A. Johnson with contact phone reference.
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Prince Avenue
O’kelley
Athens High School Defeats Marist 5–2 On Sanford Field
Athens High School defeated Marist College of Atlanta 5 to 2 at Sanford Field marking their third win after over Commerce Elberton and Marist. Link pitched well for the locals and Nicholson led with three hits while Tinsley struggled for Marist. The next game is against Elberton in Elberton on Saturday April 22 during the Fourth District High School contest.
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Sanford Field
Marist College of Atlanta
Commerce, Elberton
Marist
Boys
High School of Atlanta
Tinsley
Links
Link
Nicholson
Griffin
Rawson
Flannagen
Dinkins
Harrison
Bradberry
Reed
C. Smith
Brannen
Murphy
H. Smith
Allen
Dorsey
Pope
Erwin
Flanagen
Kid” Brannen
Georgia
Elberton
Fierth
Judge G C Thomas to Deliver Memorial Address
Judge G C Thomas of this city has been invited by Elbertown ladies to give the memorial address there this month. He is regarded as a leading state orator, and his selection promises a memorable talk for attendees. Also advertised at Mavis Bros is table butter priced per pound.
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G. C. Thomas
Elberton
Judge Thomas
Memorial Association
Mavis Bros
Murder trials occupy court with life sentence handed down
The superior court heard murder cases led by Henry Walker who killed his cousin Chas Walker and was sentenced to life in the pen. The courthouse crowded and many spectators unable to enter. Thirty to forty witnesses examined as cases against Geo Lester and others proceed. Special religious services at First Methodist with Rev Dr John B Robins preaching daily at 4 PM and 8 30 PM at Trinity Church Atlanta.
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Henry Walker
Chas. Walker
Geo. Lester
State
Rich Huff
Alf Strickland
Henry Fuller
Geo. Malone
Pat Lester
Lewis Lumpkin
Will Shepherd
R. R. Barber
Henry Poss
Pink Hilliard
First Methodist Church
Troutman
John B. Robins
Athens
Robins
Trinity Church
Atlanta
Madame Cochran to Appear in Athens Friday Evening
Mme Cochran, renowned soprano praised for beauty and charm, will perform in Athens on Friday. The Columbia So C notes her lyric voice, wide range, and polished technique gained under Os af Saenger and Jacques Bouhhy with a vast repertoire.
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Columbia
Madame Alice
Merritt Cochran
Athens
Mme. Cochran
Osaf Saenger
Jacques Bouhhy
Mme Cochran
United States
Canada
Frank Damrosch
Walter Damrosch
Horatio Parker
Emil Obe
Specials at Okellys Cash Grocery Store
Fresh spring turnips cabbage spring onions and salad. Nice spring fries at 35 cents. Phone 668. It
Grand Jury Reconvenes at 9 30 After Friday Recess
The grand jury reconvenes this morning at 9 30 after a Friday noon recess to resume investigations. There remains a substantial amount of work before the panel to disposed of.
Spring tennis tournament heats up Georgia campus action
Twenty to thirty star players compete as singles matches start on Monday. Freeman defeats Slack in a top match and is favored to challenge Frank Cater for the title with others like Cooper, Gignilliatt, Franklin, and Northen also winning their bouts. The week-long singles event precedes the May 8 to 19 Intercollegiate Tournament in Atlanta, where Georgia holds both the singles title by E. V. Carter and the doubles crown by the Carter brothers.
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Messrs
Slack
Freeman
Frank
Messrs. Nix
Cooper
Gignilliatt
Franklin
W. J. Northen
McLeod
Georgia
Atlanta Athletic Club
E. V. Carter
Carter Brothers
Miss C. S. Parrish to Speak at Washington Welfare Congress
Miss C. S. Parrish of the State Normal School will deliver an address in Washington D C this month before the International Congress on the Welfare of the Child. She is honorary president of the Georgia Congress of Mothers and has long supported the organization. A number of Athenians will attend.
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C. S. Parrish
State Normal School
Washington, D. C
International Congress On the
Miss Parrish
Georgia Congress of Mothers
Library leaders discuss small town gains at Georgia meeting
At the Georgia Librarian's Association session in Athens, Henry Legley of Chicago urged libraries as essential complements to schools, arguing small cities need strong local libraries. Delegates toured the city and attended a reception at the University of Georgia before today’s sessions on extension work and college libraries.
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Georgia Librarian's Association
University of Georgia
McPherson
Henry Legley
Public
Chicago
Legley
Georgia
Langley
Legler
Library
le Conte Hall
David C. Barrow
Henry E Legler
Unveiling of Monuments by Woodmen Camp Honors Two Brethren
A large Sunday crowd attends the Geo. B. Davis camp unveiling of monuments to J. T. Parker and W. P. Vonderall. Atlanta and Gainesville Woodmen, including a company of uniformed members, join local camp in dedicatory speeches by Rev. H C Compton, Thos W Reed, and Capt Derrick. Amanda Hutchins reads a memorial poem.
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Geo. B. Davis
Woodmen of the World
J. T. Parker
W. P. Vonderean
Atlanta
Gainesville
Parker
H C. Compton
Vonderall
Thos. W. Reed
Derrick
Amanda Hutchins
Judge and Lawyer Fight After Bar Association Meeting
A judge and Mr. John T. Anderson fought last night near College avenue following comments at a Bar Association meeting. Both men claimed to have spoken sharply about tax evasion and exchanged blows before bystanders intervened. Minor court actions were planned in the mayor's court for both parties.
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Bar Association
John T. Anderson
Anderson
Judge Brand
Superior Court
Alderson
College Avenue
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University of North
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J.T. Anderson
Carolina Library
Chapel Hill
Duntan Burnet
Laura Hammond
Georgia School of Technology
Lucy Yancey
State Agricultural College
I. P. Hargrove
Prenau College
Mildred Mell
University Library
Maud Barker Cobb
State Library
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RHE
Eee
Aed
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Covaleski
Higgins
Fitzsimmons
New Orleans
Mobile
Maxwell and Breitenstein and Nagle
Manuel and
Dunn
Carpenter
Birmingham
ADE
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Sexton
Pratt
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