Georgia baseball routs Washington and Lee amid heavy hits
Georgia pounded Washington and Lee 12 to 0 as Erwin and Bowden led a big attack. Corley pitched well for Georgia limiting the visitors to two hits while Holden and Terry contributed key plays in the field and on the bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Morrin
Corley
Hitchcock
Michigan
E. Sree
Washington
Lee D
Mr. Moran
Detroit Tigers
Tech
Ad Cunningham
Ranford Mead
Ginn
Timon Bowden
Holden
Covington
Erwin
Washington and Lee
Terry
Winterville
Washington and
Lee
Myers
Virginia
Morris
Corley P
Clements
Lancaster
Peeples
Donahoo
Cap
Calville
Harrison Rf
Turbyfell If
Wagonereef
Larnick P
R. H. E. Georgia
Larnick
Bowden
Harrison
McWhorter
George
Beusse
Booth Case Proceeds in Superior Court Trial
The Superior Court heard the case of John Carl Booth charged with seduction. Four witnesses were examined with four remaining for the state and two for the defense. The court will reconvene this morning with expectations the trial will finish today. most jurors have been discharged by Judge Brand for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carl Booth
Brand
Spring Salad Onions.
Arnold and Abney advertise spring salad onions in a small classified notice from the old and established Old and Abney firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold & Abney
Saracina Band Concludes with Montanari Baritone Solo
The Saracina Band ends its program with a Sig Montanari baritone solo in Old Home Down on the Farm. The program features Wagner Tannhauser Overture Rosini and Verdi selections with a cornet piece Alice Where Art Thou and a Montanari aria in a full night of American French and Italian works in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saracina
Sig Montanari
Fred. C. Harlow
Alice
Ascher
Rocco Saracina
Holzman
Poet
Peasant
Suppe
Lucia
Dozizetti
Sig. Montanari
Harlow
Tobani
Sig
Montanari
Athens
No Change of Venue Sought by Bankers Lawyers
Yesterday a Clarke county court session heard counsel state no plan to seek a venue change for the Griffin and McCrary cases. The attorneys said they are willing to have trials in Clarke county with Clarke jurors, seeking impartial justice as in any county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Griffin
McCrary Cashier
Athens Trust and Banking Company
Clarke County
Seven More Join Christian Church After Snively Sermon
Evang Snively preached on Drifting inspiring 53 total accessions to the Christian church here since meetings began. Tonight at 8 15 the preacher will address A Noted Convert as the week’s work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Evangelist Snively
Diamonds for sale at Georgia Pawn Shop
A brief notice advertises a selection of diamonds for sale at the Georgia Pawn Shop located on Foundry Street. The listing emphasizes affordable pricing and urges potential buyers to visit the shop for deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Foundry St
Fire erupts at Athens Fruit Company rear room
Firemen rushed to a blaze in the rear second story of the Athens Fruit Company on Clayton Street about 1 AM. The quick response prevented a wider disaster as flames damaged the store room and upstairs rear rooms while two sleeping youths could not be located. The Lampkin building and Athenaeum hotel were exposed but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Banner
Athens Fruit Company
Clayton Street
Lampkin
Athenaeum
Wier
McConnell
Fruit Company
Tennis Players from Carolina Dominate Opening Meets
In Columbia on May 5 the tennis events saw Georgia players win key matches. Lindsay lost to Oates of North Carolina while Goodwin beat McCord of South Carolina. Brand defeated Anthony of Tech and, teaming with Goodwin, beat McCord and Hanrahan of South Carolina. Lindsey and Robinson beat Oates and Chambers of North Carolina.
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Columbia
S. C
Georgia
Lindsay
Oates
North Carolina
Goodwin
McCord
South Carolina
Brand
Anthony
Tech
Hanrahan
Robinson
Chambers
Majestic Offers Varied Evening Entertainment with Mr Allen
A delightful program at the Majestic last night featured three reels of top pictures and a standout vocal by Mr. Allen whose voice has greatly improved since last season. The Majestic Orchestra under Mr. Ernest Haughey provided fine accompaniment and selections, with Mr. Allen to sing "A Perfect Day" by Bond today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Athens
Mr. Allen
Ernest Haughey
Bond
Lawrence Recovering From Ptomaine Poisoning
Mr. H. P. Lawrence is up and about at the office after several days of illness from ptomaine poisoning. He was very sick for two or three days but has slowly recovered and is rapidly regaining strength. Friends rejoice at his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Lawrence
Tax Equalization Talk at Athens Chamber Meeting
The Athens chamber of commerce will hold a Friday evening meeting at 8:30 in city hall council room. Dr. R E Curtis of the University of Georgia will address business leaders on tax equalization as Clarke County leads state efforts to adjust taxes.
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Chamber of Commerce
Athens
R. E. Curtis
Department of Business Administration
University of Georgia
Clarke
Dr. Curtis
Negro liquor seller Smith jailed under city prohibition
The well known newspaper carrier in the city, Smith, was convicted by Judge Young for violating city prohibition laws. Previously jailed last year, he faced a six month sentence or a one hundred dollar fine after officers stated he sold liquor by the drink or by the pint with identifiable local brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Smith
Hamilton County
Putnam Farmers Seek Dairy and Hog Raising Advice
Twelve Putnam County planters from Eatonton visited the State College of Agriculture in Athens to consult with President Soule and faculty about dairy cattle and hog raising. They seek best breeds, feeding, pasturage, illness treatment, and handling of milk products, aiming to sell cream and butter and fatten pigs using skimmed milk and buttermilk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Putnam Planters
Eatonton
State College of Agriculture
Soule
Glass Cut in Two by Knife in Broad Street Café
In a Broad Street cafe on Sunday night an angry incident left Will Bowden unable to attend court after being cut on the sidewalk. Robert McCune said he acted under compulsion and would have done the same, with details to be aired at Mayors Court investigation once Bowden recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bowden
Broad Street
McCune
Bowden
After Twenty Years He Is Limping in A R Accident
Tax Receiver J H Dorsey walks with difficulty in the city hall recounting a railroad wreck in Florida on the Plant system twenty one years ago around 1892. He sustained broken ribs and a broken foot. a steel bridge was placed in his shoe this week to support the injured foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dorsey
Georgia seniors ban all alcohol from dry banquet
The 1913 Georgia senior classes including academic, law, agriculture and pharmacy voted unanimously to ban alcohol from the annual banquet. Fruit punch and nonalcoholic drinks will lead the menu with coffee and ginger ale, as seniors insist the feast remains dignified and safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
University of Georgia
Thetis
Cora Brown Wins Lucy Cobb Tennis Championship
Miss Cora Brown defeated Miss Vivian Fulghum in three sets to win the Lucy Cobb Institute championship for the third time. The final saw Fulghum take the first set 8 6, then Brown rally to win 6 1 and 6 4 with strong play and poise. The cup, offered by Miss Gerdine, will be presented May 17 at the annual chorus recital in Seney Stovall chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Brown
Lucy Cobb
Miss Brown
Vivian Fulghum
Miss Fulghum
Fulghum
Sin
Gles
Misa Goodwyn
Miss O'Donnell
Miss Gerdine
Kate Smith
Seney-Stovall Chapel
Parish Meeting At Emmanuel Church Elects Officers
The annual parish meeting at Emmanuel Church drew strong attendance. Rev. Troy Beatty reported progress and improvements. Elected officers include H C White as senior warden Sylvanus Morris as junior warden and several vestrymen led by Nickerson and Heber to replace outgoing terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Church
Troy Beatty
H. C. White
Sylvanus Morris
Messrs
T. H. Nickerson
J. C. Hebner
C. M. Strahan
J. W. Hart
J. H. T. McPherson
J. C. Bloomfield
R. T. Goodwyn
Wil‘Nie Steadman
Messrs. Nickerson
Heber
H. J. Rowe
John E. Talmadge, Jr
H. Nickerson
Death of S. E. Sharpton in Winder
Yesterday about 1 o clock at his home in Winder died Mr. S. E. Sharpton after weeks of illness. He leaves a wife and two children, Ralph and Della Mae, and was brother in law to W. H. Smith and Mrs. L. A. Burns of Athens. He was a familiar visitor here with many friends. Vegetables and groceries listed from Fears Grocery Co. Treasurer Dr. Bloomfield declines re election. Willie Steadman re elected vestry secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Sharpton
Winder
Ralph Sharpton
Della Mae Sharpton
W. H. Smith
L. A. Burns
Athens
Bloomfield
Willie Steadman
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OLD & Abney
Sarenceni
Colonial
Bankers
Fire Department
Carolina
Majestic
Business Department University
Putnam Farmiers
Ste College
Fat Hens—Fears Grocery Co
IR. S
Fears Grocery CO
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