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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1923
Page
19
Lou Adler explains his service as a buyer who selects styles from city centers four times a year and provides exact product details. He notes staff readiness to advise, alterations by top tailors, and prompt delivery, stressing experience from 15 years in clothing and haberdashery in Atlanta.
Richmond rumor links Alabama loss with premiere event as Mayor proclaims a half day. Atlanta aims to attract crowds for Panes de Jean Park opening game against Memphis New Orleans and Birmingham. civic groups tout attendance contests, with two cups offered to top clubs and a parade of stunts planned through rain.
A fragmented historical piece discusses golf rules such as casual water and penalties, covering when a ball stops on the putting green, how declared strokes count, and how different players may incur or avoid penalties. It includes questions about Yorkshire methods, round etiquette, and anecdotes from the era with named figures like James Ockendon and George Gaild on slicing.
Les York reports that heavyweight title hopeful John Johnson will fight Fred Fulton, a Minnesota plasterer, Monday night in Jersey City. A win could set up a possible meeting with Jess Willard in the Yankee Stadium charity show on May 12 after William Smalloon of the New York State Athletic Commission lifted the ban on Fulton pending Johnson's match.
The North Georgia Gulf League was reorganized at a meeting at the Ansell hotel with Athens Gainesville Marietta Rome and West End delegates. S.A. Marshall of Rome was named president and RG Lyles of West End secretary. The season runs May 32 to October 27 with weekly matches planned.
Buford braces for two game baseball series with University of Florida at Buford Wednesday and Thursday. Petrel team hosts the visitors as fans from nearby towns plan to attend the games.
Claire Frye sustained the first season injury when a cleat cut him above the head during practice. The report describes a rough session with punting drills, line work, and tackling as the Jackets prepare for a forthcoming game against North Carolina on the supper field.
Nashville dispatch reports major league interest in Chick Shorten, a veteran outfielder, with Cincinnati Reds offering to land him from the Browns. Shorten is said to be at his Beran ten home awaiting a dismissal, with Reds seeking to pair him with St Paul in a southern move.
Georgia to play today and tomorrow in Starkville and Jackson Mississippi then Montgomery Alabama as Coach Bib Waite plans pitching with Andy Chambers George Clark J D Thomason and Bull Mundas. Cliff Tantena may not pitch due to a sore arm and relief duties rest on the rest of the squad as they invade Mississippi and Alabama.
Lexington news reports plans by the University of Kentucky Athletic and Alumni authorities for a mammoth horseshoe shaped stadium on Stallfield site with 24 000 seating, cost not less than 200 000 dollars, plus a baseball building and accompanying facilities.
Hampden-Sidney officials aim to appoint Charlie Bernier, former Alabama athletics chief, to direct Hampden-Sidney’s athletics. Reports say he will assume duties in June and begin football duties early to prepare his program. Alumni reaction is largely favorable as the institute plans a broader athletic program. Continued on Page 14, Column a5.
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