State Championship Trap Shoot Ends Today in Georgia
HH. D. Freeman of Atlanta led the second day with 189 of 200 birds. Others tied for second with 186, including H. Jones of Macon and W. H. Cochve of Bristol, Tenn. The high professional score belonged to D. Daniels of Hercules Powder Co. A total of 65 shooters competed, with 95 expected today as the three day meet concludes at Gate City Gun Club in Atlanta.
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HH. D. Freeman
Atlanta
Freeman
H. Jones
Macon
W. H. Cochve
Bristol, Tenn
E. G. Hardy
Columbus
Miss
H. B. O'Dell
D. Daniels
Hercules Powder Company
Lynchburg
W. R. Crosby
Cincinnati
E. R. Holt
Montgnomery
Tuesaday
South
Georgia
Gate City Gun Club
Peachtree-Brookwood
Brookwood Bridge
Atlanta Woman's Club
Tallulah Falls
Mercer and Auburn to open three game series in Americus
Americus Ga April 25 Special Mercer and Auburn will play a three game Banebal series in Americus as part of the Elka convention. The first game is set for Wednesday with two games on Thursday morning and afternoon.
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Americus
Mercer
Auburn
Thursay
Georgia Prep Track Meet Set For Weekend at GMA
The first interscholastic track meet on the M A campus kicks off Friday with preliminaries. GMA hosts and fields a strong team, with Emory prep, Newnan, West Point, Chintes, Lawrenceville, LaGrange and Madison entering. Officials under Chief Hivings ensure a well run event, followed by a G M A reception and Saturday evening dance.
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M. A
Atlanta Prep
Georgia Tech
Emory Preparatory School
Newnan
West Point
Chintes
Lawrenceville
LaGrange
Madison
Hivings
Ururgia Tech
G. M.A
Five Players Released by Manager Elberfeld
Chattanooga Tenn April 25. Manager Elberfeld announces the release of five players. Pitcher Herbert sent to Oklahoma City. Catcher Andreen sold to Memphis. Catchers Powers and Smykal returned to Ottawa Kansas club. Catcher Payne released unconditionally. Peters recalled from WaCon will catch all games until Kitchens returns.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
tSpecial
Elberfeld
Herbert
Oklahoma City
Andreen
Memphis
Powers
Smykal
Ottawa, Kan
Payne
Peters
Wacn
Kitchens
Americus Eager for Mercer Auburn Series
Americus Georgia awaits a three game baseball series with Mercer and Auburn. First game Wednesday at 1 pm, Thursday games at 1 pm and 3 pm. Glenn Colby, former UGA star, will umpire. Mercer students and nearby city crowds expected to attend with the Elk's convention in Macon drawing interest.
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Americus
Mercer
Auburn
Glenn Colby
University of Georgia
Macon
Flks
Georgia to Play Washington and Lee on road trip
The Georgia baseball team, currently on a road trip, heads to Lexington Virginia today to face Washington and Lee University. Friday and Saturday the Red and Black will play Virginia in Charlottesville.
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Georgia
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Red and Black
Virginia
Charlottesville
Howell to Billikens in South Atlantic League
Montgomery South Atlantic League club president C Hurley announced the signing of Howell an outfielder who hit .408 in the Georgia Alabama league last season. Howell left this afternoon to join the Montgomery team at Albany Georgia.
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Montgomery
F. C. Hurley
Howell
Albany
Welsh Hurts Hand After Ten Round Defeat
Freddie Welsh lightweight champion boxer suffers a fractured right hand after losing to Ever Hammer of Chicago in Milwaukee. Welsh says the break occurred in the second round and repeats a prior injury.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Freddie Welsh
Ever Hammer
Chicago
Honest Bill Poole for County Commissioner promotion
A local political notice urges readers to vote for Honest Bill Poole for County Commissioner. The ad emphasizes integrity, experience, and public service, urging turnout and support across the county with emphasis on straightforward governance.
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Poole
Yellow Jackets Set for Four-Game Road Swing
The Tech Yellow Jackets depart for a four game road trip facing Sewanee in Sewanee on today and Thursday then Vanderbilt in Nashville on Friday and Saturday. They expect tough games and must play their hardest to prevail.
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Tech Yellow Jackets
Sewanee
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Jackets
Queries on Allen's team history in Southern league sports
The reader asks whether the Allen with Chattanooga is the same Jim Allen who pitched for Mobile then Brooklyn and later joined the Atlanta club last season. The inquiry also asks if Mobile won a Southern league pennant and, if so, in what year. The tone suggests clarification of player identity and team achievements.
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Allen
Chattanooga
Mobile
Brooklyn
Jim Allen
Atelanta
Fred Glass Named Bainbridge Manager
Bainbridge Georgia April 25 Special. With the Dixie Baseball league opening in less than three weeks Bainbridge aims to field a winning club. Directors hired Fred Glass as manager a big pitcher outfielder with eleven years in baseball. They target opening day attendance of three thousand with regional help. Board of directors includes H W Cassidy Quimby Melton E F Vickers J Garter M H Nussbaum W A Wheeler J B Moore J F Hamill and H Brantley.
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Bainbridge
Dixie Baseball League
Bainridge
J’red Glass
Glass
Ainbridge
H.W. Cassidy
Quimby Melton
E. F. Vickers
Gs. J. Garter
M. EH. Nussbaum
W. A. Wheeler
J. & Moore
J. B. Hamil
Feetohnen
H. Brantley
Clemson and Furman In 17 Inning Tie Game
In Anderson on April 25 Memson and Furman pitchers dueled 17 innings. Clemson Long allowed six hits while Furman Moseley fanned 18 and walked Anderson with bases loaded in the 12th. Final score Clemson 4 Furman 3 with darkness ending play after 7 PM. about 1,500 in attendance.
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Anderson, & C
Memson
Furman
Long
Clemson
Moseley
Anderson
Greenville
R.H. FE
Long and
Harris, Maseley and
Calin
Wienges Named Moultrie Manager In Dixie League
Moultrie Georgia April 25. H J Wienges of Augusta has been chosen to manage the team entering the Dixie League of Class D baseball, organized here. Wienges is already assembling a player squad, with training set to begin May 1 as ground and park preparations continue.
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Moultrie
J H. J. Wienges
Augusta
Wienges
Dahlonega Meets Riverside Today in Gainesville Series
Riverside and Dahlonega renew their long standing rivalry with two planned baseball games in Gainesville. The cadet corps of the University of Georgia will be present with the Georgia band providing music, promising a vibrant backdrop for the Thu and Wed doubleheader.
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Gainesville
Riverside
Dahlonega
University of Georgian
Georgia
West Baker Street Sluggers Triumph Over Grant Park Blues
The West Peachtree Street Sluggers defeated the Grant Park Blues 12 to 8 in the season opener played yesterday afternoon. West Baker Street was the venue, with both teams opening the campaign under clear skies and local fans cheering.
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West Baker Street
West Baker Street Sluggers
Grant Park Blues
West Peachtree Street Sluggers
Naval Stores Prices and Trade Reports From Savannah and Jacksonville
Savannah and Jacksonville report turpentine and rosin markets with steady to firm prices. Turpentine ranged around 40 to 42 cents with notable receipts and stock levels. rosin quotes extend to 4.10 to 4.25 dollars for various grades. Dry goods news from New York notes quiet, firm cotton goods and mohair for men’s wear, with silks steady.
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Savanneh
Rosin
B.C
Jacksonville
Fla
New York
Predicament on First May Notice Day Boosts Cotton
In New York and New Orleans markets on April 25 two sharp early advances pushed May and July cotton futures higher as few May notices circulated boosting buying interest. May contracts peaked around 11.98 with October at 12.32 before easing, while spot middling uplands held around 12.15. Reports of 19,000 bales notices in New Orleans and small tenders near two thousand bales locally underpinned prices, though late trading softened gains amid profit taking.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Porto Hicos
I. F
SUN
Houston
Augusta
San
Memphis
St Louis
Cincinnati
Speta
ALTA
ILAG
Hla Nevena
Sametos Foura
Jupela
Rio
London
Bantos
Celpta
Jundiahy
Oo. Ee
Professional Views Of Cotton Situation
Wing Lung Foo receives ounces of silver monthly and, with silver at 32 pence, gains about 1.10 dollars per month in buying power for clothing and luxuries. The article notes India's, Japan's, and Orient wealth using silver, while U.S. and Europe face record mill stocks and unmarketed cotton. Market expects demand from spinners to absorb offerings, with war rush to buy cotton after the conflict ends. Prices eased as buyers realized profits before close.
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York
Lung Foo
Wing Lung Joo
India
Japan
Orient
Wing Lung Foo
Europe
America
Rensekorf, Lyon & C
New York
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Cotton Movement Atlanta and National Market Report
Regional and national cotton movements show steady prices around 12 dollars per pound with totals: receipts 28,764 exports 24,600 stock 1,926,634 for today. Week totals receipts 64,115 exports 5,592. Season totals receipts 6,462,379 exports 4,350,573. Interior movement includes Houston Memphis Augusta St Louis Dallas and Montgomery with varied middling values and stock totals nearing 480,000 at end of day.
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Fort Movement
New Orleans
Galveston
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Hoston
Philadelphia
New York
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louis
Littla Rock
Atlanta Livestock Market Prices and Grain Quotations
Auction and market report from Atlanta with prices for steers cows heifers hogs and hog products. Includes feed grains flour meal and various supplies with prices corrected by W S Duncan Co. Notes light cattle receipts and market strength on top grades. Also lists regional grain and fodder prices and various Purina and Peters feeds.
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Atlanta
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Duncan Co
Per Harrei
Victory
Gloria
Nell Rose
Waite Lily
White Lily
Hoyal
Pride of Denver
Puritan
Paragon
White Cloud
White Daley
Southern Star
Bermidna
Harper's Pride
C. S
C. S. Hutla
Purina
A. B.C. Horsa
P. W
V. P
V. F
Myles
Chicago Staples Still Upturned Grains
Chicago April 25 growing confidence that the Germany crisis would not break diplomatic ties aided a fresh advance in wheat and other staples. May and July wheat futures rose as news supported improved outlook for U S stock prices. Weather and seeding delays in North Dakota Manitoba spurred unease among shorts while export sales and lower freight rates bolstered prices. Corn followed wheat gains amid seaboard demand and Argentine surplus revisions. Lard hit a season high on strong export demand and glycerine material shortages. Primary movement showed higher receipts and shipments for wheat and corn versus last year.
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Chicago
Germany
Liverpol
New York
Washington
Berlin
North Dakota
Manitoba
South Dakota
Shorts
Duluth
Buffalo
Ogsip
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Grain Market Notes From April Trade Roundup
Grain and commodity prices across multiple exchanges show mixed movement. Wheat and corn futures in New York and Chicago move with modest gains, while dairy and poultry in New York and Chicago stay steady to firmer on tight supplies. rice in New Orleans holds firm with clean grades stronger and Honduran, Japanese lots sold at defined quotes.
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New Orleans
Japan
Hough
Milicrs
Honduras
UPTURN CONTINUES IN SECURITY LIST
New York April 25 Wall streets belief in improving external relations showed in further price advances despite late hour profit taking. Ber lin hints of concessions and signs of cabinet strains offset by strong steel and mercantile marine gains. Rails firm except New Haven weakness. Atchison March returns noted. bonds steady with Anglo French range.
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New York
Wall Streets
Berlin
United States Steel
Steel Board
Mercantile Marines
New Haven
Atchison
United States
Financial market snapshot from New York on April 24
New York reports dates and rates for 50 day bills and various currencies with gains and steadiness in bonds and cables. Market notes include domestic and foreign currencies, bar silver, Mexican dollars, and mercantile paper ahead of Chicago cash park figures.
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New York Financial
New York
Joan
Cail
Mercantile Paper
Northern Atlanta Gazette Briefs Log
Local clipping from Northern Atlanta Gazette includes brief notices and short items from the city desk. Read as a compact snapshot of civic happenings, community events, and quick updates across commerce, schooling, and public life.
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Fred Glass
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Gen Electric
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Vu B. Rubber
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Balt. & Uni. Central
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P. Ry
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Erie
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Inter. Consol. Corp
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Texas Anil
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Ome LC
Kteel Ad
Steel Ptd
Ne- Var. Chemical i
REM T Coal & Coke
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Western Union
Westinghouse
Elec
Kennecott Copper
Oglesby
Beene Tooib Pally
Busghetti
Leacher
Fepper—urala
Armane Hammer
Hersford's
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Oklahoma
Manas City
Helfera
Lamba
Wethern
Ewes
Fidelity Fruit and Producers Company
Florida
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Michigan
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