Baseball Results and Standings From Friday in Major Leagues
Southern League results show Atlanta 2 Mobile 8, Birmingham 12 New Orleans 4, Chattanooga 2 Little Rock called after tenth due to darkness, Memphis Nashville not scheduled. American League scores include New York 7 Detroit 5, Philadelphia 2 St Louis 10, Boston 8 Chicago 7, Washington 0 Cleveland 1. Leaders list St Louis 62 37 584, New York 52 40 565, Chicago 43 522, Detroit 43 517, Cleveland 44 511, Washington 46 465. National League results include St Louis At St Louis, Chicago At Chicago, Cincinnati 6 New York 3, Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 0. Standings show New York leading, followed by Chicago, Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, and Pittsburg. WhereTheyPlayToday Detroit at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, Cleveland at Washington, Boston at St Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
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Bedgood Wins as Bradberry Falls For Fifth Straight
Bedgood beat Bradberry 6 0 in five innings by the seventh, with Bedgood’s second win in two days moving into first place, while Bradberry failed to plate a run despite several threats. Wingfield and McWhorter made key plays, Crane starred behind the plate, and Thornton eased into first as Hightower entered. The Redgood pitching was in control, while Bradberry could not solve the Bedgood starter’s curve.
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Lee Bradberry
Bedgood
Bradberry
Bedgood Guns
Redgood
Chandler Wingfield
Bob McWhorter
Wingfield
Bob
Bradberry Battery
Ross Crane
George Thornton
Buster Hightower
Tom Nelbling
Smith
Nelbling
Two Homers Doomed Tigers at Polo Grounds in Loss
Ty Cobb and Bobby Veach homered for Detroit in the third inning to lead 5-1, but Bullet Joe Bush faltered as New York to win 7-6. The Tigers were upset while Cleveland edged Washington 1-0 for its twelfth straight win.
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Ty Cobb
Bobby Veach
Detroit Tiger
Polo Grounds
Veach
Cobb
Joe” Bush
Detroit
Bwede" Olsen
Tigers
Bush
Huggins
Cleveland
Washington
Bloodworth Attends Insurance Meeting in Milwaukee
B R Bloodworth district agent for Northwestern Insurance Company left Friday afternoon for Milwaukee Wisconsin to attend a convention of agents from across the country. He will spend a week at the company home office learning more of the insurance craft and has had marked success since entering the field.
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B. R. Bloodworth
Northwestern Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Mr. Bloodworth
Sucesa
Will
Jack Frosts Bat Delivers Albany Victory Over Moultrie
In a drizzle soaked game, Albany defeats Moultrie 1 0 with Jack Frosts Bat driving in the winning run in the ninth. Lefty Rainey pitched for Moultrie and Thomas for Albany as the defense shone with Eldridge twice robbed of hits and Bell collecting three singles.
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Banner-Herald
Moultrie
Jack Lost
University of George
Mountsm
Cameron Trnst
Scories
Bidebee
Jones
Albany
Rainey
Thomas
Eldridge
Mumford
Jaizsling
Bell
Hutcheson
Pierce
Monroe Golfers Fail to Enter League Clash
From Cloverhurst the Monroe team failed to enter the Northeaste Georgia Golf League leaving the Athens squad to take the field today. A clash with Rome team is scheduled one week later. Dr Hocock and Joe Stewart missed their Friday matches in the Cloverhurst four flight playoff. Archie Griffith has ousted his opponent in the third flight and will face the first match winner for the title.
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Monroe
Athens
Rome
Dr. Hocock
Joe Stewart
Jlay
L. A. Clarke
Archie Griffith
Goat Tourney Proposal At Cloverhurst Country Club
Cloverhurst golfers plan a six month goat tournament with bronzed discs as prizes. Members buy goats, then challenge others who must play or forfeit their goat. Handicaps apply and India rubber balls may be awarded at intervals. Officials seek butt headed goats to begin play.
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Cloverhurst
Dave Anderson
Dave
2 Dead, 4 Hurt In Irish Fight
Cork dispatch reports two civilians killed and four wounded in Waterford during shelling by Nationalist forces. An official bulletin from insurgent headquarters confirms casualties and notes significant evacuation as streets are cleared of pedestrians.
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Cork
Associated Press
Waterford
Wanted express shipments from United Fruit & Produce Co
Classified notice from Tampa Florida seeks all kinds vegetables fruits chickens and eggs for express shipments. Listing United Fruit & Produce Co as the contact location. Mississippi line not present.
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United Fruit & Produce Co
Tampa
Fla
Across the Continent at Palace and Centerville barbecue
The Wallace Reid film Across the Continent shown at the Palace Theatre today features thrilling auto race sequences with Reid as Jimmy Dent and villains played by Walter Long Lucien Littlefield and Betty Francisco. The Centreville Community Club held a Friday barbecue by Barnett Shoals Road with many Clarke County residents in attendance.
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Walter Long
Lucien Lilllefiela
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Wallace Reid
Jimmy Dent
Villians
Philip Rosen
Mary MacLaren
Theodore Roberts
Centreville
Clarke County
Barnett Shoals Road
Athens
Mra
Jonew Purcel
Mrs. Bryant
Western Kentucky coal rates tied to Georgia export pricing
Washington officials ruled Western Kentucky coal rates to Atlanta Chattanooga and Northern Georgia should not exceed 50 cents per ton above Jelico Middlesboro coal rates and export rates to Savannah capped at 60 cents per ton above Windrock Tennessee mine rates. The order targets parity with other state coal regions and controls moving costs to Savannah and seaboard destinations.
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Tenn
Local Kiwanis to Go to Madison for Installations
Athens Kiwanis plans a large delegation to Madison next Thursday for the installation of a new Kiwanis club, the first in the district since Washington. Washington will send a delegation, with District Governor Harris of Macon and Lt Governor Green of Atlanta attending, and further clubs eyed in Hartwell and Monroe ahead of October conventions in Savannah.
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Donation appeal urged by railway telegraphers head
ST. Louis by AP reports Manton president of the Order of Railway Telegraphers urged the 80,000 members to donate one day's pay to aid striking railway workers and striking coal miners.
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ST. Lewis
Associated Press
Manton
The
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Order
Dances Open at Watson Springs I Dances Open at Watson Springs I
Moll resort near Maxeys launches Thursday music nights and Sunday barbecues with modern hotel facilities. Manager Thomas F Callaway also announces an old-fashioned square dance every Saturday night to attract visitors seeking top hostelries.
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Maxeys
Thomas F. Callaway
Brother of Athenian Passes Through City
Mr. B. F. Joel brother of J. B. Joel of Athens wife and daughter Helene of Atlanta passed through Athens Friday enroute to Asheville North Carolina for a short outing. Joel is a leading businessman of Atlanta and well known in Athens with many friends. He stopped over for the day and called on no other friends.
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B. F. Joel
J. B. Joel
Athens
Helene
Atlanta
Asheville
N. G
Joel
Ty Banker Cleared In Ty Ty Bank Embezzlement Case
In Tifton Georgia the jury acquitted H T Wrennick former cashier of the Bank of Ty Ty on charges of embezzling funds from the bank. The verdict was returned Thursday night.
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Tifton
H. T. Wrennick
Bank of Ty Ty
Pleas of Guilty Heard In Court
Pleas of guilty were taken before Judge Bradwell Friday morning. Hutcheson pleaded guilty to driving with license revoked and was fined. Alias Will Gaby pleaded guilty to larceny from the house and was fined 360.00 or six months in jail. Gilbert Eber pleaded guilty to theft of tools and Arthur Geter pleaded guilty to violating prohibition laws with a fine or five months, details incomplete.
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Aliaa
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Arthur Geter
Narrow Escape in Fishing Tale Sparks Banter
A fragmented clipping recounts a fishing misadventure with garbled dialogue and evasive boasts about a large catch. The snippet hints at bravado from local anglers as they claim the “biggest fish” eluded their hook.
Larry Gantt Column on Civil War Era Railroads and Politics
The column recounts Gen Beauregard’s 1861 railway campaign, criticizes Congress for railroad taxes, and highlights Gov. Brown’s controversial role. It quotes a salty letter about Confederate currency, notes an anti abortion event in New York, and reports a Natchez dispatch denouncing the Negro while praising white governance.
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Beauregard
Manassass
Congress
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Brown
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Anderson
New Yok
Thomas. Jefferson
M Lincoln
Natchez
Where the Best Eats Are Today
Fresh vegetables and fruits dominate a catalog style display from King-Hodgson Co. and Costa’s Delicatessen. Listings include tomatoes okra string beans carrots and corn plus cantaloupes watermelons peaches apples bananas iceberg lettuce celery peppers and fresh okra. Also featured are beverages pickles olives relishes sardines and various fruit juices with a long slate of brand names and products.
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King - Hodgson CO
Costa’s Delicatessen
Confederate Senators Named From Georgia in Civil War Era
The passage notes Georgia Confederate Senate members Benj H Hill and H V Johnson and references an order targeting Black workers who cannot prove hire by white people, demanding they quit town or face punishment by soldiers.
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Confederate Senate
Georgia
Benj. H. Hill
H. V. Johnson
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