Georgia Comes Back in Baseball Victory at Athens
Georgia rallied to defeat Tech 4 to 1 on May 16 in Athens. Hutchens Henderson and Bowden each had two hits driving in runs, while Corley held Tech to five hits. Final game set for Saturday at 3:30 p.m. with Pitts and Morris pitching.
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Pitts
Tech
Morris
Georgia
Hutchens
Henderson
Bowden
Eubanks
Corley
Athens
McWhorter
Amason
Attriage
Tech Students’ Unbecoming Conduct Disrupts Georgia Game
Atlanta May 16 The Georgia Tech and Georgia baseball game ended 4 to 1 in favor of Georgia after a disruptive incident on campus. A ten foot high sign on a dorm roof read Hell with Georgia, prompting officials to suspend play while Tech students issued apologies. Tech denied responsibility, blamed a deluded freshman, and later held a mass meeting issuing formal apologies to Georgia.
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Atalnta
Georgia 4
Tech
Matheson
Georgia
Nat Harris
Board of Trustees
Harris
Bob McWhorter
Col. Harris
Postcard Day Campaign Promotes Athens Messaging
Athens residents plan a citywide Postcard Day on Wednesday May 21 requesting households to mail five Athens themed postcards each. Businesses have prepared cards bearing Athens Postcard Day May 1 1913 to insert with letters and bills, aiming to reach about eighty thousand sent through local post. Local ads promote pound cake at 25 cents per pound and cheap diamonds at Georgia Pawn Shop, 130 Foundry St.
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Athens
Georgia
Foundry 8&T
Diocesan Council to Meet at Emmanuel Parish May 28 29
The Diocesan Council of the Episcopal church will convene at Emmanuel Parish on May 28 and 29 with the Woman's Auxiliary and Junior Auxiliary sessions. Hospitality for many guests over two or three days is needed. volunteers should contact Miss Basilene Prince or the Rectory.
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Episcopal Church
Emmanuel Parish
Basilene Prince
Prince Avenue Citizens Demand Street Work Action
A Prince Avenue resident protests lack of street maintenance. He notes Milledge Avenue received oiling and sweeping while Prince Avenue, the city’s longest and widest street, has not, despite higher taxes. The letter urges sprinkling and oiling and threatens a bill against the mayor and council if grievances persist.
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Prince Avenue
Milledge Avenue
Prince
Farewell Address to Girl Students at Church
Tomorrow at the First Methodist church Rev. C. C. Jarrell will deliver a farewell address to the many girl students leaving for homes across the state. He plans to focus on Christian Womanhood and Christian Education and will begin a series on the Social Teachings of Jesus tomorrow night before his departure to Milledgeville for the G. M. C. commencement sermon on the 25th.
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First Methodist Church
C. C. Jarrell
Father of Mr Arnett Here With Sick Son
Mr A E Arnett of Odessa California arrived yesterday morning to be with his son W A Arnett who is very ill at the hospital The case is believed to be typhus fever Many hope the illness will not be as serious as indications now suggest Bill Arnett is well known to his friends
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A. E. Arnett
Odessa
Cal
W. A. Arnett
Bill” Arnett
U C T Classic City Council Meeting Notice
U C T No 315 will hold a regular meeting at 8 30 o clock in the W O W Hall with important business to address. Visiting brothers invited. M H Merry secretary treasurer. Auction sale at 9 o clock at Flautau Crockery Co Y M C A Building Smithfield Hams Fears Grocery Co Postell s Elegant flour high grade flour on the market Fears.
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Classic City Council
W. O. W. Hall
M. H. Merry
It Sec’y and Treas
Flautau Crockery Co
Postell
Fears Grocery Co
Athens Railway Introduces Early Morning Car Schedule
The Athens Railway and Electric Co resumes an improved Sunday morning service starting 6:15 with 30 minute runs until 8:15 then 15 minute intervals. Historically Sunday mornings began at 8:15 with a single car on Milledge and Boulevard belts for S A Lt. passengers. The change aims to please early riders and S A Lt. travelers.
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Athens Railway and Electric Company
Milledge and Boulevard
S. A. Lt
Ministers Praise Majestic Picture Night Showing
City ministers attended the Mange the Crags screening calling it fine and worth wide viewership. Rev Troy Beatty urged broad access as the last day of a five reel show with 25 cent price and good orchestra and features.
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Troy Beatty
The Virginian at The Colonial Ends Week with Laughs
The Colonial presents The Virginian for the last two days of the week. A praised production with strong performances from Goldie Beach and Joseph Reed, featuring Act I scenes at Rattlesnake Pass and Hewitt’s Ranch House, followed by Act II and Act III. Vaudeville between acts includes Harry and Eva LaRene and others.
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Mrs. Hewitt
Goldie Beach
Herschael Wells
Steve
Joseph Reed
Trampur
Billy Sheldon
Molly Brown
Carol Reed
Jim Badburn
John Lawrence
Wagoneeta
Minta LaRene
Hugh Miller
Mr. Hewitt
Harry
Eva LaRene
Freeda Lee
Mina Lahene
Go Tech Game Tickets On Sale In Atlanta At Several Spots
Tickets for the Go Tech game in Atlanta Friday and Saturday are on sale at Tomlin's Cigar Store, Elkin & Watson's Drug Store, corner Marietta and Peachtree streets, and at the cigar stand in the Aragon Hotel. People traveling from Athens are advised to buy tickets uptown in Atlanta rather than at Tech Park. Local ad notes seasonal produce and farm goods from Arnold & Abney with prices for beans, potatoes, asparagus, squash, hens, and eggs.
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Atlanta
Tomlin'’s
Elkin & Watson's Drug
Marietta
Peachtree Streets
Aragon Hotel
Athens
Tech Park
Georgia tops Tech 4 1 in pitchers battle at Athens
University of Georgia defeated Tech 4 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Corley and Hutchens pitched for Georgia while Eubanks and Attridge led Tech’s battery. Key moments include Hutchens doubles driving in two runs in the fourth and a late Tech attempt thwarted by Georgia fielding as Amason was retired at the plate.
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Percy H. Whiting
Tech Flats
University of Georgia
Tech
Eubanks
Attridge
Corley
Hutchens
Georgia
T. Montague
Pitts
Bowden
McWhorter
Donaldson
Amason
Mr. Whorter
Henderson
Amazon
Erwin
Wooten
Clements
Att
Lewis to Deliver UGA Baccalaureate Address in Place of Speer
Chancellor Barrow announces Hon. James Hamilton Lewis will deliver the annual baccalaureate address at the University of Georgia commencement next month. Judge Emory Speer cannot attend due to federal court duties. Eugene R. Black will give the alumni address and Dr. W. N. Ainsworth of Macon will preach the baccalaureate sermon.
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James Hamilton Lewis
U. OF G
Speer
Barrow
University of Georgia
Emory Speer
Federal Court of the Southern District of Georgia
Ilinois
J. Hamilton Lewis
Georgia
Eugene R. Black
W. N. Ainsworth
Macon
Athens Boosters Plan Interurban Trolley Talk to Anderson
A delegation from Athens led by the chamber of commerce secretary will travel to Anderson, South Carolina, Friday of next week to discuss a proposed interurban trolley line from Anderson through Athens to Stabe. The Athens committee includes W. F. Dorsey, C. B. Griffith, C. D. Campbell, and C. C. Callaway, aiming to champion Athens interests on the project.
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Athens
Anderson
Athens Chamber of Commerce
S. C
Stabe
W. F. Dorsey
C. B. Griffith
C. D. Campbell
C. C. Callaway
Old-Time Methodist Shouting at Oconee Street
A revival at Oconee Street Church drew intense participation with a record turnout. Officials report fifty-five new members and growing interest, saying the current campaign is the strongest yet. There will be no services this afternoon or tonight, with regular services tomorrow continuing into next week.
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Oconee St. Chuck
Oconee Street Church
Typewriter Speedy by Electricity At Athens Shop
The Athens Railway and Electric Company highlights an electrically operated typewriter in its Electric Shop window on Clayton Street. The display features various current to device applications and announces a machine that can write 180 words per minute though an expert notes it lacks a spelling attachment. The new device has arrived and will be installed in the window soon.
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Athens Railway and Electric Company
Thas
Clayton Street
This Rooster Guards Mrs. Wier’s Yard at Cobb Street
At 140 Cobb Street Mrs. John W. Wier relies on a big red rooster to deter intruders. The bird warns with crowing and, if needed, defends the yard, driving off anyone approaching the gate. Recent incidents involved two young grocery delivery boys who were challenged by the rooster while delivering groceries.
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John W. Wier
Cobb Street
Emmett Wier
Matinee Colonial Today at 3 45
Reading game notes show Amason popping to Henderson and Mattine Colonial scheduled for 3 45. Covington, Harrison and Clements contributed with hits while Corley and Ginn recorded outs. Montague walked and stole second base as the inning progressed.
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Ginn
Amason
Attridge
Moore
Bowden
McWhorter
Eubanks
Wooten
Clements
Henderson
Harrison
Pitts
Hutchens
Donaldson
Montague
Covington
Corley
Pound
Banks
Bens
Tatler
Rowden
T. Montague
Erwin
FY Montague
Faculty Meeting At University Of Georgia Yesterday
A regular faculty meeting at the University of Georgia was held yesterday afternoon in the faculty room. Professors across departments presented reports and discussed preparations for the close of the scholastic year.
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University of Georgia
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