Yellow Jackets hit road for two series this week
Tech Yell ow Jackets travel for two road series this week with games at Tuscaloosa against Alabama on Friday and Saturday and at Starkville against Mississippi A. and M. on Monday and Tuesday The team opens home season again on May 7 and 8 when Alabama visits for two return games The schedule ends with Georgia runs starting May 8 in Athens
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Red and Black to Face Alabama Nine and Southern Tour
The University of Georgia baseball team, the Red and Black, will host Alabama in Athens on April 19 and 20. They then embark on a south Atlantic tour facing Navy at Annapolis, Maryland Agricultural and Mechanical College at College Park, Washington & Lee, North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College at Raleigh, and North Carolina at Charlotte before returning to Athens for a May 4 two game series with Alabama. The trip aims to boost Georgia in the southern college baseball scene.
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Newspaper golfers play finals today at Brookhaven course
The newsroom golf tourney at the Cupital City Country club concludes today with final rounds in both flights. Four prizes crown the winners including a silver loving cup donated by Colonel W. T. Gentry and a Grive from Spalding. Baskerville meets Forbes in the first flight final. Jemison faces the semifinal winner in the second.
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Wake Forest Cancels Games With Gordon Institute
Wake Forest college team canceled its scheduled games here with Gordon Institute on Wednesday and Thursday. No reasons given. presumed it was due to Wake Forest not securing other games in this section of the south.
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Guacnesville
Wake Forest College
Gordon Institute
Seventh District Meet Huge Success in Cedartown Ga
Cedartown hosts large Seventh District High School meet with many students from multiple schools. Track event winners include Cartersville Crouch and Dallineton Rome Weoten Vandiver. Literary winners list Cedartown Miss Virginia Fielder and Eva Sawers goepelling. Team points show Cartersville 33 and Cedartown 12.
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Davis
Cartersville
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Dallineton
Rome
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James Vaughn
Virginia Fielder
Goepelling
Eva Sawers
Tallapoosa
Lars Jackson
Vail Jones
Dean Owens
Foints
Acworth
Marietta
Sremen
Coosa County Club Announces Golf Tourneys at Rome
The Coosa County club in Rome Ga announces men and women golf tournaments during a week in late April or May 3 with qualifying rounds starting April 30. Matches are 13 holes with handicaps and three men’s flights and one women’s flight. Silver loving cups will be awarded to women winners.
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Jap Efird Too Good for Turtles
Scores from yesterday across multiple leagues show Jap Efird leading in an assortment of results. Notable games include Nashville routing Chattanooga, Chicago edging St Louis, and San Antonio defeating Beaumont while Waco smashed Fort Worth. Misprint issues appear with several city names and figures.
Crackers Defeat Turtles In Atlanta Softball Fight 6 to 1
Atlanta Crackers win 6 to 1 over Memphis Turtles with strong fielding and Welchence hitting. Efird pitches through strain and Jennings and Long contribute. Bird, Welch, and McConnell steal bases as Crackers dominate early leads and finish with solid defense.
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Plenninger
College and conference matchups listed across states in August action
A sprawling schedule of regional games across multiple leagues includes Atlanta at Memphis Chattanooga at Nashville Montgomery at Mobile Birmingham at New Orleans and Charleston at Savannah. The list also covers Columbus at Albany Jacksonville at Macon St Louis Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston and other pairings with numerous college teams and professional clubs across the Southeast and Southwest.
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Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Chattanooga
Montgomery
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St. Louis
Bittuburg
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St. Lowis
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Washington
National League
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Pittsburg
St Louis
Federal
Indianapolia
Kansas
Tneago
St Louie
Gusfalo
Brookisn
Baltimore
United States
Bredatreet
Kansan City
San Francis
Los Angeles
Omaha
Milwaukee
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Buffalo
Portland. Or
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Denver
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Memphis Tichmond
Fort Worth
Joseph
Washville
Washington, D.C
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Savannah
Toledo
Des Moines
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Wichita
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New Haven
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Scranton
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San Diego
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Queries Answered by The Constitution Sporting Editor
The sporting editor answers reader questions on past Georgia Tech series scores and a pitcher named Alvin Bayne. Bayne played for Atlanta in the latter part of the 1906 season, originating near Fort Valley, after starting with Macon.
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Amateurs Cosmopolitan Meeting Tomorrow at 119 Peachtree
Tomorrow night at 8:30 the Cosrug politan league holds a meeting at 119 Peachtree street to adopt a schedule and settle minor details before the season opens. City League meets Tuesday with 8 o clock session to elect officers and finalize season plans before April 26. Commercial league final meeting Monday at 8 to prepare for Tuesday opening. Grammar league holds 2 o clock meeting at 119 Peachtree street to review protests and fix club standings. managers urged to attend.
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Tree Street
Grand Opera Glasses For Auditorium Event Ad
An advertisement urges patrons to choose from opera glasses made for the occasion by Jno L Moore & Son for use in the auditorium. Located at 42 N Broad St with details pointing to a sale setting.
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Pirates defeat Reds as Eldsbure shines in 9-3 win
April 19 at Cincinnati, Eldsbure leads Pittsburgh to a 9-3 victory amid Cincinnati pitching woes. Benton exits after five runs score, both teams misuse the bases in a wild, error-filled afternoon. Batteries Coupar McQuillan Gibson for the winners and Benton Adama Clark Gonzales for the Reds. Time 2:20.
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Tigers Rally Past Naps 7-6 in Detroit Shootout
Detroit escapes with a 7-6 victory over Cleveland as eighth and ninth inning rallies erase a late deficit. Cleveland endures its sixth straight loss with five one-run defeats in a row setting an American League record despite Turner’s standout defensive plays.
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Federals Fall In Fifteenth As Kansas City Wins 7 6
Kansas City Knights Chicago Federals 7 6 in 15 innings. Chadbourne single Potts sacrifice Kinworthy drive produced the winning run in the 15th. Packard and Watson earlier pitched a pitchers duel. Wilson homered in the ninth to extend. St Louis Federals beat Indianapolis 9 2 to complete a three game series sweep.
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Hayterly
McDermott Suspended for Insubordination by Memphis Club
Memphis Tennessee April 19 Special. Manager Fian suspended Third Baseman Red McDermott for insubordination. McDermott has shown eagerness to play in another league and has played only two games since the team's return. Reports say several clubs have been tampering with him. President F B Coleman departed for St Louis to secure Outfielder Alison.
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Red McDermott
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Alson
Troop 3 Wins Field Day in Atlanta Scouts Meet
Troop 3 of the Atlanta Boy Scouts won the field day meet at Piedmont Park Saturday afternoon among eight teams. Green of Decatur led individual scorers with 14 points. Results include 200-yard dash won by Green, Decatur. standing broad jump by Wartlan Troop 3. running events won by Troop 3 members across multiple races. one mile relay led by Chesabers of Decatur with Warren Troop 3 second.
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Chambers
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Lee
Harlan
Adams
Chesabers
Accond
Warren
Zroop
Riverside G M C Prep Series Looms Large
Riverside and G M C prepare for a two game prep series in Gainesville Georgia on Monday and Tuesday. Riverside aims for victory with Miller or Thiggers on the mound and Jones catching while Morris may pitch Tuesday. G M C assigns Camp or Gheesting for Monday with the other pitcher Tuesday. The outcome affects GT A A standings featuring Gordon Riverside G M C Dahlonegan as top contenders.
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International League Opens Twenty First Season Tuesday
The International League begins its twenty first season Tuesday with opening games Montreal at Jersey City Rochester at Newark Toronto at Providence and Buffalo at Baltimore. The Newark pennant winner and Rochester suffered most from Federal restrictions last season, making the league’s progress this year of keen interest.
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Exhibition Games Feature Philadelphia Ameri cans Triumph
A young Waterbury recruit hurled for the Philadelphia Ameri cans as they beat Providence 5 to 2 in an International league exhibition. Battery details list Boarm an and Thomas for Philadelphia with Oldham and Onslaw and Kocher for Providence. Also noted is a Baltimore Internationals 2 to 1 victory over the Boston Nationals with Mann homering for Boston.
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Panamas Cleaned Zest Work By Bussey The Old Kaman
Panamas Cleaned and Zest Work noted by Bussey at The Old Kaman located at 2842 Whitehall. Local trade listing highlights cleaning and zest services offered.
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Whitehall
Financial Reports Signal Quiet Business Activity
Sradstreet's notes irregular trade and overall quiet business with warmer weather boosting spring retail demand in the west and south. Textile and coal sectors show mixed activity while rail traffic and banking reserves shift. Dun's and Rand reports cite improved agricultural outlook but persistent slack in wholesale dry goods and general trade.
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England
Not So Much Pressure in the Cotton Market
New Orleans report shows cotton under pressure but with resilience and recover power. Market driven by weather, expectations of heavy Sunday rains, and recent cold wave effects. Week ending with 16 to 17 point declines, stocks shrinking, interior telegrams signaling strong planting activity and early harvest outlook for August, with weather as the dominant factor.
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Treasury Report Indicates Deficit at Week's Start
Washington April 18 Treasury report shows general fund balance 86,581, receipts 1,735,248 and payments 1,852,820 for the day. Fiscal year deficit 30,646.32 against a surplus 8,246.42 excluding Panama canal and Dublin debt transactions.
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Market declines fed by Mexican and steel sector woes
AP Review notes that Mexican relations weighed on stocks with European holdings linked to Brazil. Steel demand remained weak, US Steel earnings look poor for Q1 with a gloomier Q2 forecast. Copper prices fell on weaker domestic demand as freight and trust legislation stirred concerns. Bond sales improved, railroad earnings slid but showed improvement aided by flood damage and retrenchment. Insect damage raises crop risk. data made on a new basis, comparisons incomplete.
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