Bedgood Wins Thrilling Battle In Close Victory
Bedgood edged Neibling 4 to 3 as both pitchers excelled in a tense ninth inning. Wingfield delivered a key pinch hit and Bedgood’s defense tightened late, strengthening their lead in the league standings despite tight play from Neibling and the Nebbing squad.
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Wingfield
Fron Neibling
Lanier
Earle’ Watson
Specters
Parently
Indark
Bedgood
Neibling
Mr. Wingfield
Fleet-Lanter
Red
Ginn
Tom
Redgood
Lewis
G. Thornton
Dub Thornton
Nelbling
William Shakes
Batte
Milope Smith
Griffeth
Hightower
Booze McWhorter
Hope Smith
Wrengfield
Clan of
Smith
Nofbling
Hagan’s Dolla Balm Ad Claims Youthful Look
A female testimonial praises Hagan’s Mag Dolla Balm as the best product to look young, signed by Mrs. Mary Tutfly of Fort Texas. An ad notes the powder costs 75 cents and is available by mail from Lyon Mfg at 4280 Fifth Ave Brooklyn, urging readers to try it.
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Hagan
Mary
Fort Texas
Jaes
Lyon
Brooklyn
Babe Ruth and Ken Battling for Home Run Lead
The report notes Babe Ruth remains ahead with 32 four-base hits while Ken trails with 26. Brown is described as a sturdy challenger though not a likely threat to Ruth’s lead.
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Ken
Babe Ruth
Smith and Bedgood clash as league lead up for grabs
Today’s V. League Big Five showdown pits Smith against Bedgood in a decisive game for the top spot. A Smith win would tie for first, while Bedgood could cement the lead with a victory. Bradberry faces Neibling in the same day’s action.
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Smith
Bedgood
Mt Shah
Pet
Neibling
Bradberry
Albany Buford championship baseball series teased
Bill White in charge of arrangements for the Albany Buford championship baseball series says a hammer of a series is coming to Sanford Meadow starting Thursday. Athens should consider itself fortunate to obtain this championship, with roosters from Albany and Buford expected in large numbers and both clubs boasting high victory averages. Macon and Atlanta will send delegations and local fans are ready for a baseball feast.
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Bill White
Sanford Meadow
Bill Gally
Athens
Fred Sale
George Clark
Clff Pantone
Jack Frost
Buford
Albany
Elberton Nine
Macon
Atlanta
Mead
Baseball Results and Standings in the American League
Yesterday's results show Detroit routed by Beaton 16 to 3 while Philadelphia won 7 to 81 at home. St Louis moved into first with a 6 barrier in the standings as New York leads with 47 losses? The table lists New York 7 47, Detroit 63, Cleveland 50, Philadelphia 48 in various positions. Today matchups span St Louis at New York, Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, and others with several games not scheduled.
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Beaton
Detroit
Philadelphia
Louis
L. Pet
New York
Bos
Cleveland
Washiver
Philadelphia Severe
Ang O
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Cures Malaria and Fever Ad Seeks Purchaser
Fragmentary ad copy markets a treatment for malaria chills fever dengue and a mentioned fever. It names no clear company or dosage and provides minimal context beyond the claimed cure.
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Tse
Roberts Weston Volleyball Match Postponed Till Thursday
League leaders Roberts and Weston were set to meet but the game was postponed. Tonight at 6 16 the Stephenson and Patat teams will clash at the Y Court as standings show Roberts leading with wins and Weston trailing.
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Roberts-Weston
Roberts
Weston
Stephenson
Patat
Y. Court
WL Pet. Roberts
EAE Correre
Osserseegeree
Stephen
Patatoo Stephenson
Athens Delegation to Hear Governor Hardwick in Lexington
A large Athens delegation will travel to Lexington on Tuesday to hear Governor Hardwick speak during the noon hour at city court. He will arrive in Athens about 11 oclock and depart by car to Lexington. He will address audiences in Athens and Danielsville on September 6 with a morning talk in Danielsville and a later address at Most auditorium that evening.
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City
Lexington
Nooton
Athens
Hardwick
Danielsville
French Premier Declares No Moratorium Without Securities
Paris dispatch reports Premier Poincaré stating France will not consent to any moratorium with Germany unless Ruhr mines and National forests are controlled by the Allies with guarantees. He said France will not ruin Germany under a guarantees pretext and will discuss methods to ensure Versailles treaty execution once Germany fulfills obligations.
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Barluc
France
Associated Press
Germany
Ruhr
Guaerantee
Poincaire
General Council
Department of the Meuse
Spencer Quiet After Big Sunday
Spencer North Carolina remained quiet after a Sunday explosion caused a water main break on a Southern Railway line. Fire and scattered shots were reported but no disorder occurred overnight. Utilities repaired the 12 inch main, delaying train movements, while authorities considered guards for shop enclosures and awaited further patrolling guidance.
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Spencer
N. C
I Southern Railway
Ie Mana
Sher- J. H. Krider
Scott
Ling
Old Dr Lindsey. Durham must have bron sand
Larry Gantt's Daily Column notes a terse, fragmentary reference to Old Dr Lindsey and a remark about Durham, suggesting a local, gossip-tinged column item with incomplete context and names.
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Larry Gantt
Lindsey
Durham
Georgia Virginia football game may move to Athens schedule
Dr V Sanford faculty director of athletics at the University stated the transfer of the Georgia Virginia football game to Athens in November was practically clinched. Virginia authorities are willing to join in Armistice Day plans. transfer awaits a telegram from Charlottesville. The schedule also lists Newberry College Mercer Tennessee Oglethorpe Virginia Vanderbilt on fall dates.
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V. Sanford
University
Athens
Virginia
Sanford
Charlottesville
Vanderbilt
Tenessee
Sanford Field
Newberry College
Mercer
Oglethorpe
Browns idle, Ni, leads with game
New York Americans beat Chicago 7 to 5 behind Babe Ruth’s 25th and 26th home runs while the Browns were idle. Giants win 5 to 4 over the Cubs to hold a 3.5 game lead over the Cardinals. Cardinals rally to 9-6 over the Quakers. Cincinnati takes two from Brooklyn 10-6 and 4-3. Boone outduels Johnson and Speaker’s club edges Washington 2-0 in 12 innings.
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New York Americans
Chicago
Babe Ruth
St. Louis Browns
Giants
Cardinals
Cubs
Scott
Claude Jonnard
Eighe Tuns
Philly
Quakers
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Grimes
Paver Cadore
Rixey
Boone
Walter Johnson
Speaker's Club
Washington
Gities Service Co Reports July Earnings Slump
The July monthly statement from Gities Service Company shows earnings down by 019,465.00 from June with total surplus and reserves at 47,909,778. Expenditures before stocks fell 524,611.00 versus June. District manager Ben S. Noble notes eleven wells drilled in July, producing about 1400 barrels, four in Osage, with brisk demand for fuel oil and higher prices.
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Ben S. Noble
Osage
Pennaylvahia
Okwaborpa
Forth
Soldier Bonus Bill Expected to Pass Senate Says Legion Commander
Washington dispatch reports American Legion national commander Hanfort McNider stating a majority of senators, including both parties, favor and pledge to pass the soldier bonus bill. He predicted Senate consideration would lead to passage this week, asserting faith in pledged lawmakers and the bill’s justice for soldiers.
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Washington
Associated Press
Strikes Threaten Anthracite as Talks Resume in Philadelphia
Representatives of anthracite workers and of mine operators met in Philadelphia for another session aimed at ending the idle mines dispute that has kept coal production halted since April 1. John L. Lewis led the United Mine Workers side while Sam Warriner headed the operators, both sides seeking a solution amid mounting pressure from constituents and field offices.
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Pittsburg
Associated Press
Bulger Black Coal Company
The
Cleveland
Iociation
Thenotan SS “Oprators
Terre ‘Haute
Ind
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators Association
United Mine Workers, America
Indiana
Oer
Dac
Miguia Higan O
Saginaw
Michigan
Mondane Reine
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Samu D. Warriner
Igh Coal and Navigation Cemp
Dr. J. E. Sammons Sermons at First Baptist Here
Dr. J. E. Sammons pastor of Rome First Baptist preached at the First Baptist church here Sunday morning and night in the absence of Dr. J. C Wilkinson. He spoke Sunday night on the Voyage of Life comparing an individual to a journey. A male quartet including Eustice Stevens Morton Hodgson EB B Mell and J L Sexton aided the music program.
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J. E. Sammons
Rome First
Boone Leads Cleveland Past Washington In Twelve Inning Pitcher Duel
Daniel Boone, a long lanky recruit from the Southern association, outpitched veteran Walter Johns as Cleveland defeated Washington 2 to 0 in twelve innings. Boone allowed two more hits than Johnson but excelled in the bullpen and delivered the game winning RBI single with two out in the twelfth.
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Alabama S
Ator
Washington
Daniel Boone
Southern Association
Walter Johns
Cleveland
Boone
Johnson
Ater
Harding backs commission to investigate business
President Harding plans to propose a nine member presidentially appointed fact finding commission to report by July 1923. The body would have broad investigative powers including access to company books and would be considered by the House Commerce committee conference for immediate action.
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Washington
Eated
House
Commerce Committers
Harding
Wident
Winslow
Congress
Griffin Prepares For Three Big Games With Albany Team
Griffin, Ga. neighbors claim one of the state’s top squads after a strong season. The Albany college outfit, noted for a string of wins, visits Griffin Monday for three key matchups. A large crowd is expected as local fans anticipate spirited games led by the visiting team’s noted playmakers.
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Grifin
Eitizeng
Spalding County
Griffin
Entimbany
Georgia University
Ana
Albany
Greenville
Fay
Georgia Boys
Where the Best Eats Are Today at Piggly Wiggly
A brief local note highlights available produce and deli offering okra orange fresh beans peppers and sweet milk at the Piggly Wiggly store. The item suggests a focus on fresh produce and dairy staples in today’s shopping options.
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Renee Ose
Bek
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