Four-League Indoor Baseball League Formed by Juniors
The Juniors of the Y M C A organized a four league indoor baseball program with four captainled teams and a full schedule beginning May 2. Preparatory department members are urged to attend 3:30 p m Thursday to join and submit preferred positions as eager young athletes anticipate competitive play after last year’s strong display.
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Young Mens Christian Association
Forbes
Fou
Evans
Bullard
Wilkinson
Raleigh
Thornton
W. B. Beatty
Chas. Dobbs
Prothero
Jago
William. Snelling
Dornblatt
Bernhard
Davis
Jerome
Allie
Roussee
Matthews
Vincent
Rogers
Julian
Reubenstein
Huggins
James
Moss
Rufus
Hopkins
Warslaw
Kinnebrew
Stanley Dennington
Cap Martin
Chipley
John W. Head
Beer
Sylvester
Cumbus
G. W. Davis
Alexander
Elliott
Hodgson
H. Allen Moore
Weatherly
Arthur Lee
Wilbanks
Lamar
Fears
Calvin
Cox
Carson
Bailey
Francis
Edward
Pendley
Clyde
Shelton
Clay
Buesse
Moore
Dennington
Buessee
Dennington Buessee
Beussee
Dennington Beussee
Young Men's Christian Association
Max Cutler
Clarence
Head
Elliott Fears
Mrs J C Bowles Dies At 35 After Illness
The death of Mrs. J. C. Bowles occurred yesterday at her Miles street home after a lengthy illness. Aged 35, she leaves her husband, four children, and her mother Mrs. W. L. Mathews. Funeral at 4 p.m. today at Cord Mill. She was a Baptist and active in church life.
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J. C. Bowles
Miles Street
W. L. Mathews
Cord Mill
Baptist Church
Mrs R L Wood Dies After Six Month Illness
Mrs. R L Wood died Monday at her home six miles from the city after a six month illness. She was 20 years old and is survived by her husband and a five month old baby. Funeral and burial were held yesterday at Center at 3 PM with Rev Z Spier officiating.
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R. L. Wood
Death of Miss Lizzie Spencer in Sandy Creek District
Miss Lizzie Spencer dies yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jennings in Sandy Creek district. Age about seventy with long illness. Funeral and burial scheduled for today at 11 o clock at the district church. friends invited to attend.
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Lizzie Spencer
J. J. Jennings
Sandy Creek
Atlanta papers behind schedule in W and L game push
The Atlanta Constitution and the Atlanta Journal tentatively pursue a Georgia Washington and Lee game after cancellation. They report that W and L and the University of North Carolina games were dropped due to colleges failing to sign the S I A A contract.
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Atlanta Constitution
The
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta
U. of N. C
Change of Bill at Majestic Featured May Lawson Co
The Majestic presents a complete bill change with May Lawson Musical Comedy Company and its show The Inventor today. The program includes numerous specialties singing and tango dancing and other features to enhance the performance. The company is described as the best to visit the venue in many months.
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the Majestic
May Lawson
Twelve Tribes Rally at Pierce Chapel Draws Big Gift Total
The Twelve Tribes Rally for a new church at Pierce Chapel A M E Church last Sunday was a brilliant success. The Twelve Tribes were asked to give $100 each and reported a total of $1085.00 by Sunday night.
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Pierce Chapel
Watkinsville Tops East Athens In Lopsided Clash
East Athens traveled to Watkinsville for a baseball game but Watkinsville produced stronger hitting. Potter pitched well for Athens and Duggin for Watkinsville. Score 13 to 5 with Watkinsville leading early and finishing strong.
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Watkinsville
East Athens
Potter
Athens
Duggin
Are Colds Catching and How to Beat Them
The notice argues colds are catching like measles and advises avoiding close contact with those who have a cold. It warns against kissing a child, crowded cars, and poorly ventilated rooms, and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe effective treatment available from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Adv
Wheat and corn slide as rains lift crops prospects
In Chicago on April 28 the wheat market fell under heavy selling by a leading house as rains boost crop prospects. Lower cables and favorable weather in Argentina dampened demand. Corn oats and provisions followed the downward trend with prices closing lower across the board.
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Ince
Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Opens Mixed. Notices Halt Supports Market
The New Orleans cotton market opened April 28 with May down 1 point and other positions up 1 to 2 points, edging to 4 points higher on near months and 1 to 2 points on October and December. Stoppage of notices in New York provided support, while July fell 12 points and other months declined, yielding a net loss of 3 to 6 points by hour one.
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New Orleans
New York
Eee Eens Senee
Eee
Atay Feee Fe
Tees Eee
Georgia Comes Back to Beat V M I 4 2 in Lexington
Georgia rallied to defeat Virginia Military Institute 4 to 2 in Lexington. Georgia plated runs on Clements bunt hits, Bob’s long homer, Henderson’s double, and Holden triple. Pitcher Hitchcock kept V M I silent after the seventh, while Torbett and Holden starred in defense and offense.
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Georgia
Ginn
Clements
Bob
Owen
Holden
Hitchcock
Harrison
Torbett
Clarkson
Pitts Brothers
Clements R.H.E
V. M
FARMER TRAINERS FACE EMBRYO FARMERS IN BASEBALL SHOWDOWN
The senior class aggies prepare for a 3 o'clock game at Sanford field against the Embryo Farmers. Lineups announced include East Creek Westbrook, Proctor, Geechie, Jimmie Martin, and 8. Schedules note free admission.
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Sanford Field
New York Cotton Market Steady Amid May Notice Day
The New York cotton market opened steady on April 28 as May notices, estimated at 40,000 to 50,000 bales, circulated. May led gains, trading about 6 points over July, then easing under liquidation. old crops rallied later on spot support while new crop contracts steadied on weather concerns from the Southwest. Liverpool Cotton followed, with May due lower and other months up, spots unchanged at 7.35d.
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New York
Associated Press
May
Liverpool
Fine New Church to Be Dedicated
Athens readers learn Rev. W. H. Faust has prepared a fine new Baptist church building in Winder costing about twenty thousand dollars. The dedication is set for May 10 and is described as a major event for the town.
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Athens
W. H. Faust
Lexington
Winder
Baptist Church
Auto Trip Fortifies Ties Between Chattanooga Visitors
Dr Heywood and Mr Bison returned from Chattanooga after a ten hour auto trip of 210 miles. They found routes largely good with best roads through Walker county. The party traveled in Mr Bison s car both ways and noted excellent road conditions throughout the journey.
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Dr. Heywood
Mr. Bison
Chattanooga
Walker County
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