No Price Reductions Planned for Steel Says Gary
New York AP reports Gary, chairman of United States Steel Corp, states no reductions in steel prices are contemplated. He notes prices may move with market forces but new price changes require careful, orderly consideration and full information to customers. Demand exceeds supply, but this does not justify price increases.
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Pinion Beats Fundamental at New Orleans Race Meet
New Orleans April 9 Fundamental, at 2 to 1, surprised favorite Pinion by a length in the Frat race. Weather clear, track fast. Delaby suspended for the week after his mount was left at the post. long price winner fundamental defeated Pinion despite strong pre-race odds.
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Gordon Ball Tossers Will Play Dahlonega
The Gordon baseball team left for Dahlonega to face Coach Sam Wretward's squad in two games. Rivalry with Dahlonega promises tense action as Gordon works to refine hitting and pitching with Mercer, Ginn, Hogg, and Joe Smith leading a lineup featuring the Nomad McWhorters in left and center. Next, Gordon plans games with Lone Mountain and Milledgeville, hotly contested for local baseball honors.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC BASEBALL REPORTS APRIL GAMES
Baseball news from Augusta Macon and Columbia describes a 7 0 loss by Maven to Augusta, plus a tie between Columbia and Jacksonville halted by darkness. Savannah opens its season with Charleston, errors and pitching issues cited, umpires criticized, with several named players and officials noted.
Tech Tackles Trinity In Two Warm Contests
Tech meets Trinity in a doubleheader at 2 p.m. as Gantt and Reed lead Trinity’s strong southpaw attack against Tech ace Chip Robert. Jackets aim to sweep the set while Trinity hopes for a battle royal with their powerful lineup and standout young pitchers.
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Controversy Swirls Over Joey Collins Release
Turbulent chatter fills the circuit as rumors swirl about Joey Collins release amid allegations of a deal involving Billy Smith, Bert Wayne, Finn, and a planned sale to Fort Wayne. Players face uncertain futures as teams weigh waivers and possible moves to the Central or Southern Leagues.
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Diamond Dope on Right Field and Baseball Bores
A Pittsburg GazetteTimes style summary notes Charles Dryden on right field misplays and fans deride conditions at the park. It covers Wagner contract talks, Leach Otis and Harry Smith salaries, and Dreyfuss’s bargaining, with mentions of Beadle and Toxer. Milligan beats Vanderbilt in 11 innings after a Vanderbilt triple play.
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Tennessee Wins In College Matchups
Unclear regional results show Tennessee achieving a win in college play while Columbus and Monroe Gulfport matchups appear uncertain. Jeckeon listed in Gulfport alongside Tennessee action.
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Bennings Race Day Sees Surprising Form Reversals
At Bennings Washington on April racing yielded unlikely winners among favorites and longshots. Notable events include Gllee’s late swing to win the handicap and Clements failing to respond after a prior Tuesday race, all amid cool, clear weather and a busy entries list across six races with detailed horse names and betting odds.
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Cure for Catarrh Promises Wide Relief and Safety
An advertisement touts a vegetable Catarrh Cure claimed to cleanse the nasal passages and membranes, promising rapid relief even in chronic cases. A testimonial from Dr. M. C. Black of Anderson praises its efficacy, urging readers to send twenty one cents in stamps for a week’s treatment and a free week’s trial.
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Renten to Miles Defeats Whiteez in National Court Tennis Final
In New Fork on April 9 Pustace Miles, former Britteh, defeated ioPayne Whitney in the final round of the national court tennis championship. The score was 2 sets to 3 with Jay Gould sparing the ems Boutrary.
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Georgia Dominates Alabama In Rough Baseball Clash
Stasegroves, Ala April 9. The University of Georgia defeated Alabama in a slow, errorful game. Georgia played steady and fast with few misplays, while Alabama struggled, tallying only four runs late as B Jones hit a key fourth inning single with two on. Harmon Smith shut down Georgia most of the game before the late Alabama rally. Final: Alabama 4, Georgia 7.
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Equitable Life Expands Georgia Investments in State
The Equitable Life Insurance Society plants a strong Georgia tally from a full page ad. F W Burri, district agent J EB McLauchlin highlight Georgia premium receipts for 1907 and investments totaling nearly a million dollars in the state. They note the company held more Georgia investments than the combined reserves of ten leading Southern life firms.
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Interest Grows in Skating at St Nicholas Rink Sessions
Interest grows daily in skating at St Nicholas rink as three sessions draw a crowd. Morning free sessions attract women while locals soon become proficient skaters. Competent instructors are available to teach beginners at all sessions.
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First Ladies Day Set For April Seventeenth
Secretary Joyner of the Atlanta Baseball team announces that the first day for ladies season tickets will be April 17, the third game of the Atlanta Nashville series. Also notes boxing plans in Paris with Burns vs Smith and obituary for Charlen Nenty Parker, Harvard alumnus of 1833, aged 52, in Chestnut Street home.
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Two Children Kidnapped from Key West Home
News arrives that two children Monina Amaury and Forlea Amaury aged 8 and 3 were kidnapped from their Key West home. Their aunt and uncle Mary Peter Amaury reportedly took them to Havana. Sheriff alerted after the boat sailed. they were detained upon landing in Havana on a charge of disobedience and will be returned to Key West for trial.
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