Amateur Leagues Faces Rain Delays and Meetings
Rain prevented yesterday's amateur league games. Railroad and Baraca teams may reschedule for Memorial Day on the 26th. City League met at College Coop to approve Georgia Railway and Electric team resignation, select Bed Seal, discuss Fairburn entry, and set grounds at Brisbane, Hills, and Houlevard and Tenth. A Tuesday meeting will consider a schedule and Fairburn's admission to Teague. Improvements are needed at city diamonds with backstops and fences. a committee seeks 60 dollars for upgrades, with 190 already allotted for Brisbane stands. Morning league forms under commercial teams like Chamberlin and Lyric, targeting ready play when Commercial League opens. Next Friday managers to meet at College Coop to form a federation and adopt Atlanta Rules to reduce confusion. Sunday School League notes report quick responses to team notices. Open May 11 with strong teams, including 8 V D’s and Central Congregation. Southern Bell aims for a winning season with players such as Borsroughs, Wice, Blanton, Byrd, Upchurch, Rainwater, Kenner, Hart, and possibly Sioah of Georgia Tech. A Fort McPherson game will pit Soldiers against a strong opponent.
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Peachtree Street
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Bed Seal
Fairburn
Southern Bell Southern Shops
Southern Railway Inman Yards
Moose
Red Sea
Brisbane Park
Hills Park
Houlevard
Atlanta
Park Board
Southern Dell
Southern Bell
Serach
Sera
Bors Roughs
Wice
Blanton
Byrd
Upchurch
Rainwater
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Kenner
Muflel
Hart
Cutfelt
Sioah
Georgia Tech
Middies Crew Tentatively Selected for Early Season Practice
With fair weather Annapolis and West Point focus on crews for the June race. Candidates have trained in gyms and now begin shell work. Captain Greenman leads the tentative first eight including Pickering, coxswain, and rowers Palmer Forde Vaughn Leighton Ingram Latimore Wicks.
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Coxéwani
Greenman
Atroke
Palmer
Forde
Vaughn
Leighton
Ingram
Latimore
Wicks
Annapolis
Weat Point
Prep League baseball crowd at the fort stands big
One of the largest crowds attended a Fort Prep League baseball game as Civbs held a standing room crowd. Civbs triumphed as the team secured a win amid the strong turnout and festive atmosphere.
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Fort
Prep League baseball draws two games in past week
In the Prep League only two games were played the past week as Moys High School faced GMA and Marist Teet High School met Tech High School. Marist’s pitchers Harrison and Iranien and Tech High’s Crane led the action while Marist won 9 00.
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Marist Teet
Ign Sness
Marist
Asm Rictorn
Harrison and
Iranien
Mariet
Crane
Tech Hgh School
Jas En
Marlet
Murphy and Smith
Marist Parks
Tucheon
Tech High School
GJM
Lester
High School
Fox
BHS
Thompson
Spurrlock
McRae
Hal
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Character as a personal guard in May Saint Nicholas tale
In George Lawrence Parker's "Phe Boggy Guard" from May St Nicholas, character is defined as the inner quality that remains true to self. It remains near the innermost self, acting as a bodyguard against temptation, discouragement, and fear, enduring trials if allowed to stand.
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George Lawrence Parker
St. Nicholas
Character as Bodyguard of Self
A reflective piece extols character as an inner guardian that stands beside the self. It urges remaining true to one’s identity, resisting degradation, and asserts that character endures and cannot be defeated when kept strong and alive.
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Tam
Loy
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Jewish World notes varied Jewish efforts abroad and in America
The column lists diverse events including new theaters in Boston, a Colchester synagogue under construction, a mass exodus from Russia to Liban, Gaster’s twenty five years as Sephardic haham in Britain, M H A plans in Cambridge, Guggenheim funding aviator relief, a Brooklyn Hebrew Home for the Aged cornerstone set for May 12, and the Montreal MHA ready by May 1. It also mentions the Judean Juniors in San Francisco, a May 1913 District 5 IOB convention in Washington, the Kenesseth Israel Philadelphia anniversary, Jewish hospital consultations in Boston, a Tunis conference invitation to Dr. A. Cattan, and various other civic, educational, and organizational notes across the United States and Canada.
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Isaac Guggenheim
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Tenn
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Canada
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Cal
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Tunis
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Congregation Baai Abraham
Bayonne
Mteine Hospital
Masa
District Grand Lodge
Washington, DC
Russian Senate
Congregation Kenesseth Israel
Philadelphia
Iowa
Finland
David Lublin
Southern Commercial Congress
Nashville
Iona
Co-operative Rural Credit
Ministry of Ways and Communications
Siberian
Courage Beyond Loss Tied To Shakespeare Lectures
NC Hanks lost both hands in a Utah dynamite accident but turned tragedy into triumph. He learned to lecture on Shakespeare and modern literature, traveling alone to distant cities, relying on others for daily needs while inspiring others with his overcoming story.
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Chuck
Hanks
NC Hanks
Hawke
Provo
Byron King
Pittsburg
King
N C Hanks
Lawrence strike framed as revolutionary upheaval
In Ray Stannard Bakers report in the American Magazine the Lawrence strike is portrayed as more than a wage protest. It is described as an incipient revolution aimed at abolishing the wage system and private capital, with the Industrial Workers of the World growing nationwide and threatening meatpackers and steel mills, signaling a broader radical movement.
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aMy American
Ray Stannard Baker
Lawrence
Mr Baker
America
Industrial Workers of the World
St Lawrence
Chicero
Pittsburg
France
British Isles
Pillain
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