Park Department league opens with six amateur teams
The Park Department amateur baseball league begins today with Brisbine v Springvale at Brisbine Park Oakland City v Grant Park at Grant Park and Mims Park v Piedmont Park at Piedmont Park Mayor Woodward Ben Lae Grew and W P Anderson perform notable feats in opening games Admission is free games start at 3 pm A five round schedule runs through July 25 culminating in a championship series with the Macon Ga winner.
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Springvale
Brisbine Park
Oakland City
Grant Park
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Piedmont Park
Macon
Annual Field Meet of Boy Scouts Today in Atlanta
The Boy Scouts of Atlanta hold their annual field meet at Piedmont Park this afternoon with eight troops entered. The top-scoring troop wins a grand plaque donated by Scout Master B. G. Freritt of Troop 3, to be kept for one year then ten years as a permanent trophy. The program includes events like the interval dash, fancy race, broad jump, three legged race, 20 yard dash, potato race, high jump, and a one mile relay.
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Boy Scouts of
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Biedmont Park
B. G. Freritt
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Georgia League Scores Highlight Rough Innings
Valdosta defeats Americas 6 to 4 in a game with late rallying runs and mixed defense. Brunswick tops Thomasville 6 to 4 in a nine inning contest, while Waycross posts a 4 to 2 win with strong pitching and timely hits. Umpires McKee Doug teb y and Gentle officiated these league matchups.
Auburn Beats Tulane 8-3 in hard-fought game
In Auburn Alabama on April 17 Auburn edged Tulane 8 to 3 as home team toughness sparked the win. Scoring details show Auburn momentum with entries across innings and key plays by McNeill Trigg Gage and Brown. Alabama also won a ten-inning opener against Mercer Fuscaluesa 4 to 3 in College games.
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Brown
Alabama
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Reiler
Sewyll
Merter
Prep League Delivers One Of The Closeest Prep Games Ever
Marist edged Donald Fraser 4 to 3 in thirteen innings as Fraser held the lead until the ninth when Marist tied it. Ra Maret led the scoring with a late rally. Brock and Hubert handled pitching for Fraser with Burgess in relief. Tech High beat GM A 5 to 2 in a pitchers’ duel as Smith and Gato each logged strong work. Stone Mountain behind a seventh and eighth inning burst toppled Peacock Fleet 5 to 4 in a comeback victory.
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Iadddell
Pollock
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Tech High
Marist College
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Parks
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Fone Mountain
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Peacock Fleet
Murny
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Rye
Dunagan
Gibson
Murphy
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Lowry
Cleveland Naps May Lose Joe Birmingham
Examination of Joe Birmingham of the Cleveland American team confirmed internal injury from Wednesday's game. He is likely to miss the rest of the season. Boston reports foreign wool trade progress with steady to higher prices and strong demand for fine wools.
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Chicago
Joe Birmingh Ger
Cleveland American Kezzue
Boston
London
Hentock
SimNar
Texas
Market Report Shows Dull Cotton Trade With Limited Demand
Hubbard Bros Co notes a featureless market with little selling pressure in Liverpool and New York. Prices drift lower on mixed signals while weather forecasts and unease in May and July contracts temper optimism. coffee and wool markets show modest activity as buyers stay cautious.
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Hanover Square
New York
New Orleans
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Liverpool
Hesters Weekly Cotton Statement Highlights Market Narrowing
New Orleans April 17 reports show cotton futures fluctuating within narrow bounds as May and nearby months shift fractions up or down. Weather outlooks promise colder storms while belt conditions improve with heavy planting and rising new crop activity. Spot and futures mix include fair demand, ripples from Liverpool shipments, domestic yarn stocks rising, and ongoing weather reports shaping near term sentiment.
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New Orleans
Pacific
Financial Markets Summary From New York and London
New York and London markets show mixed but steady movement across bonds currencies and commodities. Currency rates held firm while government and railroad bonds faced gains. futures and spot prices in coffee, havra, and Santos markets fluctuated with liquidity and switching in May and June contracts.
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Cotton Prices Steady Amid Mixed Uplands Market
New York and Liverpool markets showed quiet trading with prices generally steady amid bullish weekend outlook. Reports of low grade cotton failing contract requirements and cool southwest weather unsettled sentiment while May and July contracts faced mixed guidance. Spinners’ demand and steady domestic stocks slightly supported gains despite limited sales and cautious buying by commission houses.
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Liverpool
Cotton Markets Steady Across Cities With Mixed Middling Rates
The report shows steady middling prices across multiple markets including Atlanta Boston New York and Savannah with varied receipts exports and stocks. Notable figures include totals for today and week as well as season totals across major ports and inland cities.
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Charleston
Wilmington
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Baltimore
Lds
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Drops in Crude Oil Keep Prices Low in New York Market
Crude oil prices fell at the New York opening with ten cents knocked off Pennsylvania crude and similar cuts across other grades. Market watchers noted refineries were well stocked with finished products, pressuring crude values. The decline followed supplies from the midcontinent and was attributed to major purchasing agencies.
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New York
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Hite
Dun's Review Outlook for Widespread Trade and Agriculture
Adverse weather deepens trade quiet with some evidence of rapacity. Backward spring slows distribution of seasonal merchandise and causes warehouse stock build up. Commercial paper remains ample as banks offer attractive terms. Strong agricultural prospects boost futures as Ginter wheat and cotton acreage look likely to rise. Prices for farm staples show firmness yet overall commodities trend downward. Sugar and molasses markets in New York and refined products hold steady amid mixed domestic signals.
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New York
Canada
Atlanta Quotation for Vegetables and Grains
A corrected Atlanta market list covers fruits vegetables and staples. It lists pineapples cauliflowers English peas strawberries and various poultry prices, plus flour grain and feed items with brand names, bag sizes, and per unit costs, alongside a live stock and grocery section with price ranges for steers cows hogs and different flour and pantry items. Market notes note prices subject to change and mention special prices for fitted and solid cord.
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Oyater
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Fred—Shorey
Georgia
Wran
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Atlanta
Naval Stores Report for Savannah GA in April
The Savannah naval stores report lists prices, sales and receipts for turpentine and rosin. Shipments and stock figures show 10 175 units and 94 584 units respectively, with JGR entries and totals for sales and receipts.
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JGR
Corn Prices Take Downward Plunge in Chicago
Chicago April 17 Reports that a Chicago owner disposed of half a million bushels for shipment caused a sharp corn price drop, finishing 3 cents below Wednesday's high. The market closed weak with corn down 8 1 8 to 11 4-85. Wheat rose 1 8 to 1 4a, oats mixed, and provisions mostly lower. Primary movement shows wheat receipts 900, shipments 226,000. corn receipts 380,000, shipments 668,000, with year-ago figures cited.
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Hoeldera
Bears Drive Stocks Down in Mixed Market Action
New York April 17 bear pressure continued across stocks with Missouri Pacific and Lehigh Valley hit hard. Lehigh Valley slipped to 194 amid earnings talk and potential dividend changes while Missouri Pacific faced June debt concerns. Overall market opened strong on London demand and Mexican settlement hopes but faltered late as Lehigh Valley and Mis Pacific dragged indices lower. Bond market was steady with sizable U.S. government issues.
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