Yellow Jackets to Play Ole Miss Here Instead of Alabama
The Yellow Jackets will host Ole Miss on Friday and Saturday avoiding a previously arranged Alabama double bill. The Alabama games were canceled after scheduling issues could not be resolved. Tech practiced with renewed determination despite the setback, signaling a tougher outcome for opponents.
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Fans object to Moran called a bonehead in letter to The Constitution
A Atlanta reader defends Roy Moran after Manager Frank’s telegram described Moran’s Mobile injury as a bonehead play. The fan argues Moran is popular and hardworking, regrets the injury, criticizes the manager’s remark, and urges fair treatment in The Constitution.
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World Series Hero Duffy Lewis Turns Twenty Eight Today
Duffy Lewis, star of the last world series, is 28 today. Born in Alameda on April 18 1888 he began at St. Marys College and turned pro in 1903 with the Alameda club. He later wore Oakland Coast League colors and joined the Boston Red Sox in 1909, becoming a hall of fame figure with three series wins and a .360 career batting class. He owns an extensive orange grove in California and is a prosperous citizen.
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WAHOO SAM to Turn Thirty-Six Today in Local Notes
Crawford known as the Tigers swatter celebrates his 36th birthday today. Born in Walton, Nebraska, Sam rose from semi pro pitches and club teams to a career across Columbus, Grand Rapids, Detroit and other teams in the early 1900s.
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Atlantic Fleet Target Work Praised by Navy Leader
Washington April 7 Vice Admiral Mayo of the Atlantic fleet reported to Secretary Daniels that maneuvers off Trinidad and Cuba were the most successful ever by the navy. He noted marked efficiency and records at greater ranges, with shooting described as the best ever. Enlisted personnel showed spirit and readiness, though two 12 inch gun bands burst on the battleship Michigan and one Arkansas gun also burst.
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Third Round Today in Local Prep League
The local prep league schedules its third round this afternoon with Marist and Tech High both at perfect records. Featured matchups include Marist at Tech High and Boys High at G. M. A with Peacock at Commercial Firgh also on the slate.
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Fred Fulton at Twenty Five Today in Boxing Headlines
Fred Fulton a heavyweight contender for Willard’s crown is twenty five. Born in Kansas and raised in Rochester Minnesota he stands six feet four. Fulton knocked out Jim Flynn in Milwaukee recently while a poor showing came against Porky Flynn in New Orleans. Anapolis signed with Falkenburgs based in Indianapolis American Association.
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Yesterday's Trends in Finance and Markets
Cotton seed oil quiet with trading activity mild and firm early, fading without outside support. Cotton futures show minor gains with scattered lot sales and prices near prior levels amid mixed demand and weak outside backing.
White Sox edge Browns in ninth on pinch hits
In Chicago April 17 the White Sox won 6 to 5 over the Browns as Ness delivered a run scoring single for the tying hit and Lynn drove in the go ahead run in the eleventh. Chicago overcame earlier fielding errors by St Louis and held on for the victory.
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Cotton Market Mixed With Liverpool Selling and New Orleans Rises
New York cotton prices edged higher with July at 12.00 and May around 11.89 as deferred delivery activity persisted. Liverpool selling softened New York open while New Orleans rose 2 to 4 points amid light trade and Easter holidays, with spot cotton steady and receipts around 3,370.
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Atlanta Livestock Market Prices and Farrier Goods
Prices for steers cows hogs and bulls ranged widely with Good to choice beef cattle and hogs leading activity. Quotations covered corn-fed hogs mixed cattle and various feeds and supplies with other groceries and farm items listed.
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Cotton Movement Across Markets and Stock Totals
Atlanta reports steady four cents and twelve dollar levels with a total stock of sixty six thousand six hundred fifty two sales. Port movement covers New Orleans to Middling figures and receipts exports sales and stocks across multiple ports including Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Boston Philadelphia New York and totals for today week and season. Interior movement lists Houston Memphis Augusta St Louis Cincinnati Pine Rock Dallas Montgomery with receipts shipments sales and stock alongside daily totals.
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Pirates Rout Reds 10 to 1 in NL game
Cincinnati April 17 Pittsburg won the second game of the series from Cincinnati 10 to 1. Dale was knocked out in the first inning and Moseley surrendered heavy hits as Pittsburg ran wild on the bases. Kantlehner and Schmidt led the Reds with Dale Moseley and Clarke on the mound. umpires O Day and Eason. Time 1:58. Eastern-Philadelphia late. New York Brooklyn rain.
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Corn Still Rises Despite Wheat Sag
Chicago April 17 market summary shows wheat prices slipping while corn climbs. Wheat declines amid tensions over submarine policy. corn and oats show mixed movements with exports and receipts noted.
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Sugar market in New York dull with firm undertone
New York raw sugar trading paused with unchanged spot prices 6.02 for centrifugals and 6.25 for molasses sugar. Buyers reluctant to meet asking levels while refiners pull back. rumors of late Saturday Cubas at 5 1/2c unconfirmed. Futures saw limited gains on spot strength, with 5,800 tons traded and several positions setting new highs.
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Renewed War Talk Jolts Specialties Market
New York April 17 equity news shows renewed war rumors trading on old themes. War contract shares drop sharply with steel and metal issues leading losses while Mexicans gain on open, and a faint recovery in select issues later. Par value bond sales total $2,050,000 as U S banks report easier call.
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Professional Views On Cotton Situation
New York April 17 Special We discuss the weak movement of cotton and the risk of large carryover. Visible American growth nearing eight years high, with last year’s levels a benchmark. Market mood shows dullness but bullish potential if war and acreage rise, while local demand for near months and new crop cotton remains steady among merchants and mills.
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Turpentine Market Signals Quiet April Trading in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia April trading runs quiet for naval stores and turpentine with mixed prices for water white and varnish grades. Receipts, shipments, and stocks are tallied across several companies, with figures showing ongoing activity despite a subdued market tone.
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