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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1923
Page
4
Mercer rallies from behind to defeat Oglethorpe 11 to 1 in Macon. Key moments include a long rally in the seventh and a series of misplays by Oglethorpe pitchers, with Mercer’s Morri n pitching in the late innings and earning the win as theMercer defense supports the comeback.
Chambers shines as Georgia defeats Alabama in a tense baseball clash at Ada. Key moments: Paul Pablis and Chamber’s opponent duel, Alabama strands runners and Georgia seals the win with timely hits and solid defense. Ramsey, Mitch Brooks, and Powers spark late scoring for Georgia. Alabama manages a lone run with two outs in the later innings.
More than 150 Goworth League athletes were entertained Friday at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church by a program featuring a variety of games, songs, and performances. Mike Shedya and Sigtan led the event with a short program, while the Dashetie il tem provided entertainment.
Abstract from a Georgia education conference in Atlanta discusses the plan to empower local schools. Delegates, governors and state officials attend a reception. speakers advocate state led reforms, funding mechanisms, and a universal system to improve public schools.
The Yankees, Athletics and Indians share first with 1000 records as Babe Ruth powers the Yankees with two runs and four RBIs. The Red Sox fall 4 to 3 while the Athletics beat the Senators 6 to 2 in Philadelphia. The Indians win in Cleveland.
Tech tennis team defeated Oglethorpe Petrels in all ax matches at Piedmont Driving Club. Singles were close but doubles determined the overall result with Tech showing slight edge and several sharp placements by Carnea Murray and Melver. Campbell and Mathewson, plus others, contributed to the Jackets victory with decisive set scores.
A speech defending United States unity and military strength argues the nation must sustain army and navy power to prevent a global autocracy. The remarks warn against accepting tyranny, urging continued vigilance and readiness to deter aggression.
New York April 20 agitation grows among dancers as a free-for-all elimination tourney is proposed to crown the ultimate leader in distance dance. Alma Cummings, Texas strotter and former distance champ, challenges all comers for a $100 wager. Rose Jond Dance Academy manager Louis Brecher extends an invite to marathon steppers across the United States for an elimination bout starting April 23, with six days set for the affair.
Kodah, a blindfolded performer at Loew's Grand, piloted a Studebaker from the Capital City club through Peachtries route via Mitchell and Whitehall back to Loew's Grand in noon traffic. The feat drew thousands who watched as bandages concealed her eyes.
The Atlanta real estate board urged the city and county education authorities to revise curricula to include municipal economy studies. They adopted a resolution expressing concern over public information gaps and recommended studying the book Municipal Economy as part of school instruction.
A city wide drive by the Rome Chamber of Commerce attracted 311 new members who each pledged 40 for the coming year's maintenance. The drive, backed by nearly every business firm, aimed for at least 800 members and directors will plan next steps.
The cornerstone for the new St Luke Methodist building at Kirkwood avenue and Pearl street will be laid this afternoon at eight oclock by Dr James H Eakes. Rev A B Behols said ceremonies are arranged and a large turnout is expected. Revival at St Lukes has been successful and 62 members have affiliated with First Methodist since the revival began. At First Methodist church W A Smart of Emory University will preach at 11 oclock and Dr Blame Dempsey at 7 46 oclock.
Henry A. Sackett known as The Silhouette Man suffered a cerebral hemorrhage while traveling and is en route to Cleveland. Friends in Atlanta rallied with a fund to cover expenses and offer support. Sackett praised the heart of his allies as he expects slow recovery and notes from Budde and Gus Hines reflect his wide travel and artistic achievements.
Police arrested two men and a woman on suspicion of automobile theft connected to recent incidents. Names and addresses include 218 Beverwen atreet and 17 Spring street with others in Piedmont and Birmingham. Offic ers John W. Lowe, Oduy Dewnl, John D. Wood, George floley and W. O Bullard led the operation.
Governor Richardson announced that authorities in Honduras notified the state department that Clara Phillips, dubbed the hammer murderess, has been taken into custody. Secretary Tighea requested extradition papers and Los Angeles authorities are reluctant about Clara's return.
Scrambled reports claim a major communist revolt fears spread as authorities in Mudhelm deploy troops from other cities to curb riots. French military interference draws criticism for delays, while factories and workers face disruption under a tense Berlin scene influenced by alleged agitators and competing factions.
Macon Ga April 20 Special With an estimated attendance of delegates the Georgia Christian Endeavor unions opened the eleventh annual convention at the First Presbyterian church on Mulberry street Local members planned to house all visitors but numbers required hotel rooms The day featured talks by P Yates Carl K Matthews Misa Edna Browning and Rev TK Colt Speakers included Miss Martha Laboon Miss Edna Browning and Bishop Ted Markell D D of Atlanta with the evening address Christ s Call to Adventure noting the convention s emphasis on the spiritual service and outreach
A confrontation on Broad and Marlatta streets ends with A Gamble resisting police after an officer asked for his name during a traffic stop. Gamble refuses to cooperate and is handcuffed and taken to the station amid tense exchange and complaints of volatile conduct from both sides.
Judge Johnson ruled Gamble was not truly violating the traffic ordinance and sentenced only $1 and costs after a lecture. He emphasized courtesy to officers and the public, stating he did not approve of two officers cuffing young boys.
Free 17 Years Man Is Arrested On Old Charge recounts Herve Carruthers known as Mc Craven, a quiet worker, admitting an old murder-related charge after years of residence. He says he aimed to care for his family and surrender after serving in time. Police report ties to a broader conspiracy. Carruthers claims long tenure in the area and two marriages with nine children.
JO Wilson reports a city leader and ex-education board member hit by a fire truck on Hivend street in Rome. He suffered severe spinal injuries with little chance of recovery, as doctors warned of possible complications. The driver could not see him and the truck could not stop in time.
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