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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
7
A U S Navy mine sweep crew returned from the North Seas after destroying many of the 65 000 mines laid there. The job relied on sharp eyesight and steady aim to pick off and explode mines, ensuring the ship's safety and the sailors sense of discipline.
Auburn hurler Johnson dominated Monday as Georgia fell to Auburn in a crucial 8 1 A A baseball matchup. Satterfield Lip patt and Clark spearheaded Georgia effort but a smart Auburn offense and defensive play sealed the result. Stegeman praised his mound quartet and Georgia eyeing remaining Clemson dates while Georgia Tech debates fall practice.
A Georgia reader reports relief from chronic liver and stomach illness after using RE-CU-MA. Testimonial letters from Athens reference the medicine's benefits and a guarantee offer. Georgia Tech coach Joe Bean comments on Georgia and Tech prospects and a possible series impact.
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