Neibling To Meet Bradberry Today In Shapeball Duel
The RedgoodNeibling match scheduled yesterday was postponed due to GeorgiaTech issues. Bradberry and Neibling plan to close the week’s schedule, while Star Smith’s recent form headlines the team’s threeweek stretch of strong play. The outfit has won eight of its last nine after early losses, in the new Y Valley League Patat meets Westun tonight.
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Georgia-Techni
Esao
Bradberry
Neibling
Star Smith
Outfit
Y. Valley League
Patat
Westun i
Eee Senmnneen
Ry Ve. Nelbling
Funeral for J. A nn to be held Friday at Episcopal Church
Funeral services for Mr. J. A nn, found dead in rooms in the Vincent Building, will be held Friday at 6 PM from the Episcopal church. Rev. A. G. Richards will officiate. Interment will follow in the cemetery.
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J. Ann
Vincent Bulld
Episcopal Church
A. G. Richards
Ee Cemetery
Bayer Drug Advertisement Packs Twelve Tablets Cheaply
Bayer package boxes twelve tablets for a few cents. Druggists also offer bottles of 24 and Ana Asrin cacid.
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Bayer
Malaria and Grippe Appears in Early Report
A brief health note lists malaria chills fever bilious fever and grippe among common illnesses. It notes ailments observed in the community, with no further detail on cases or responses.
Baseball results wrap from Southern and American leagues
Yesterday’s scores show Chattanooga edging Atlanta 5 to 4, New Orleans blanking Memphis, and Birmingham beating Little Rock. In the American League Detroit swept Boston in two games, Cleveland downed New York, and St. Louis topped Philadelphia. the National League saw New York win big over Chicago and St. Louis defeat Philadelphia as standings list shows Detroit New York St. Louis and others leading their divisions.
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Ghattanooga
Atlanta
En Orleans
Memphis
New Orleans
Wecond Eri Ge
Brmingham
Little Rock
Irs Little Rock
Birmingham
Nashville
Chattanooga
Ah Jl
Mobile
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsby
Cincinnati
Fitzabung
Atlanta Scribes Arrive For Georgia Tech Game
Morgan Blake sporting editor of the Atlanta Journal and Ed Danforth of the Georgian arrived in the city Thursday afternoon for the Georgia Tech game. Blake recently retired from a congressional race, citing high entrance fees, and Athens friends had planned a local gathering, but Blake declined hospitality since his friend Walter Jones was not present to subscribe.
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Morgan Blake
Atlanta Journal
Ed Danforth
City
Blake
Athens
Morgan
Walter Jones
iCoach White Signs On For Go.Tech Game
William P White, known as Bull dog baseball mentor, arrives in the city after a season of semi pro baseball in Eufaula Alabama where he achieved notable success. He has spent recent weeks examining potential players and strategies.
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William P
White
Bulldog
Eufaula
Ala
Bill
Sever
Promising Athletes Shine as State Sends More to College
A surge of young talents lines up for fall college entry with several standout players noted as promising. One athlete traveled from Sanford Field to Georgia Tech for a game and plans to return to Atlanta Friday, signaling continued ties between local prospects and major programs.
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Georgia Tech
Sanford Field
Atlanta
West End Golfers Next For Locals
The Athens Golf Team travels to Atlanta to face West End Club on Saturday in the Northeast Georgia League third game since entry. Athens hopes to avenge a 9-6 loss at Cloverhurst earlier, as West End sits second with 36 points while Athens trails. Local star participation may be limited for providential reasons.
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Athens
Atlanta
West End
Fegal
Georgia
Cloverhurst
Rome
Gainesville
Diplomas for 47 Students Friday Evening in Athens
Athens hosts a Summer School with 47 diplomas to be awarded Friday evening at the Octagon. The influx will boost local business, fill dormitories, and bring notable speakers and public events, with two thousand students drawn to the dull summer season boosting Clarke County commerce.
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Athens
Clarke County
Msta
Milledgeville Woman Dies at Maxeys Funeral Tomorrow
Mrs. Bessie Fleming Callaway of Milledgeville died Wednesday morning at her sister’s home in Maxeys after a two month illness. She leaves two sons Leon and Thomas Calloway of Milledgeville, one brother Hurbert Fleming of Kissimmee Florida, and three sisters Helen Fleming Brightwell of Maxeys Georgia G B Pritchard of Savannah Georgia and C H Davenport of Athens. Widow of Dr. John Callaway of Milledgeville. Born in Athens where her father Thomas Fleming was a prominent citizen. Interment and funeral held in Milledgeville this morning. Japanese soldiers said to have grown two inches taller since meat was added to their diet.
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Bessie Fleming Callaway
Milledgeville
Helen F. Brightwell
Maxey’s
Leon
Thomas Calloway
Hurbert Fleming
Kissimmee
Fla
Helen Fleming Brig Htwell
Maxeys Ga
G. B. Pritchard
Savannah
C. H. Davenport
Athens
John Callaway
Georgia Defeats Tech in Baseball Game
Georgia defeated Georgia Tech in a close baseball game amid crowd excitement and old-time heroics. Notable players included Bob McWhorter and Dick Graves, with strong infield defense by Frank Holden. The teams meet again in Atlanta with Tech seeking an even result. attendance was estimated near 1950.
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Johnson
Tech
Southern College
Bob McWhexter
Dick Graves
Bulldog
Frank Holden
Georgia
Beck
Wallie Smith
Tyler Montagge
Carl Sloan
Big Georgia Guns
Ed Dorsey
Liddell
Gryant
Pruett
Georgia Abrhpo AE Davis
T. McWhorter
R. McWhorter
Smith
Davis
Brown
T. McWhorters
Sloan
Burr
Ice
Tassacrt
Holden
Prilpot
Bryant
Shy Pruett Brys Pate
Philpot
Centenarian drives oldest flivver in Opelousas parade
In New Orleans August Jeannot Jeansonne claims 111 years, married five times, father to eighty. He rode his antique flivver from his St. Landry Parish farm in the Opelousas auto parade, watched by his 92 year old daughter, Mrs. Jean Baptiste Frage. He muses on changing times and opinions as a crowd of youths passes.
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New Orleans
Auguste Jeansonne
Autoone
Opelousas
St. Landry Parish
Jean Baptiste Frage
Jeansonne
Siare
Miet Raieed
Pere
America's Attitude Toward Allied Debt Remains Unchanged
The article reports that the United States maintains its position on canceling allied war debts. It notes Mellon and British talks about liquidating debt with interest, and that Britain disputes a U.S. desire for cancellation. It mentions Lloyd George’s and Poincare's contrasting statements ahead of a London conference.
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Earl of
Great Britain
Mellon
Treasury
England
United States
Lord
de Col
Lloyd George
House ‘of Commons
Poincre
Associated Press
Miler
Poincare
Germany
France
Britain
Rome
London
Poipeare
Reparations plan outlines shares for allies and Germany
A fragment describes a proposed repartition of reparations among allies and Germany. Belgium would receive ten percent, other allies one percent, and France the remainder with Britain surrendering its share. The plan includes strict supervision of German finances, control of customs, and a levy on capital to assure payment of the reduced total.
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Belgium
France
Great Britain
Shemalgo
Van-Nil Never Disappoints Headlines Five Seventy
A fragment mentions a Van-Nil and a phrase about never disappointing with a five seventy reference. The readable text is limited and presents no clear event, date, or full context to identify a concrete sports or news item.
Street car crisis orate ake 6 clear the track
Railway strike at Buttalat disrupts transit as workers protest conditions. City officials seek resolution while commuters face delays and rerouted service. Authorities promise talks to restore normal streetcar operations.
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Creas Orate Ake
Tn Set
Buttalat
Funeral Services For Mrs Calloway Held In Milledgeville
Funeral services for Mrs Calloway were conducted and her interment took place in Milledgeville Thursday afternoon. She was well known in Athens where she attended Lucy Cobb School as a girl and was sister of Mrs A H Davenger and Mr Hubbard Fleming. Mrs Helen Brightwell of Maxeys is named as the home of the deceased. A large crowd of friends and relatives attended the interment, with many saddened by the news of her passing.
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Calloway
Sie Fleming Calloway
Milledgeville
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