Tar Heel batters hold day in Wake Forest game
Tech fans witness a strong Wake Forest performance as Tar Heel hitters rally for runs. Wooten at short shone, Utley and Pitts contributed at the plate, while Tar Heels built a lead with steady fielding and aggressive baserunning.
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Wooten
Wweoten
Utley
Pitts
Ute
Dunwood
Woodall
Pitre
Goren
Atles
Lowe
Mitch
Afthimi
Parker
Ty Pitts
Taucetta
Dunond
Bs Lane
Steingfield
Athridge
Ambiguous sports note from Dun Woody game report
Fragmentary baseball update notes a throw and a register on Dun woody and three singles. In the eighth inning visitors score two more runs while Tech, failing to count, repeats an error as Amason advances to second.
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Dunwoody
Tech
Ise
Amason
Attell Sees Victory In Tight City Bout
George Cheney faced Patim in a rough eight round featherweight match when the bout ended with a decision for Attell based on cleaner work. The card in Bridgeport also featured OKeefe and Hines plus a ten round draw between Wrecker and Siler, with the crowd noting persistent exchanges but no decisive winner in that main event.
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Avis
Brack
Wievelang
Young Siler
In Diarypalls
Eiither
THWS Diamond Thriller Ends In Narrow HS Win
In a hard fought THWS diamond game Sister Gn April & speakedn side beat the 3 and District ag t cultural school 7 to 4. Overstreet pitched twelve strikeouts, held the Opponents hitless until the ninth, then two hits broke the no hit bid. Fans cheered as Overstreet and Phrasher combined for strong defense and timely hits.
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Sterm Schol
Ag T
Lo Et Burrourns
Prieett Otersueet
Phrasher
Timp
Bowen
Cordete 15 Columbus 1 in afternoon game
Cordete 15 Columbus 1 as Cordete 1 Gea Apt 28 by Ian Cordel helped Cordete squad against the 0 lambs MC 4 team. The match featured errors and standout plays by Cordete, delivering a splendid performance and tumbling tides in the sare of Tetat Sut.
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Cordete
Columbus
Ian Cordel
Lambs
Giliisme
Fragmented prompt about sports odds and player salaries
The text presents a murky prompt referencing sports questions, a player named Coby, and a query about earning over 120 dollars this season. It reads like a garbled note with unclear names and places, lacking coherent facts or a concrete event to summarize.
Allen Theater Party Honors Atlanta Store Employees
Emproyee of the department store of P Allen & Co were guests of Mr Allen at the Atlanta theater where 4 Butterfly on the Wheel was presented. The party honored faithful service during opera week as the store was busy with purchasers. Mr Allen often shows appreciation by buying entire sections for his staff. More than fifty employees attended. Mrs Mollie Meroney died at a private sanitarium at 330 o'clock Monday afternoon. She is survived by her husband W Meroney, two daughters Mrs Frank Knox of Birmingham and Miss Lula Meroney of Atlanta. The funeral will be sent to Birmingham at 7 o'clock this morning.
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Bran
Johnson
C C Young
Assembly
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Aryan
Allen Land
Boynton
Vi Bryan
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Vic Bryan
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Lfe
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Fis
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New Geem
Pivinis
Yr Tran
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Ted
Inston
Canatti
Nto
Fn i
Vryou
P Allen & Co
Allen
Atlanta
Shaw Wiss Bally
Mollie Meroney
W . Merones
Frank Knox
Birmingham
Lula, Meroney
City News: PTA Meeting and Banquet Details
The Parent-Teacher Neighborhood club of W F Slaten school will meet Tuesday at 3:30 in the school auditorium. Dr Bates Block will lecture on the nervous system, early training, exercise, and sleep. Mr Fred Hodgson will discuss anti tuberculosis. Miss Julia Bellingrath will tell stories to younger children. A Meg a banquet for Park Street Methodist men is set tonight in the church Sunday school room for a general gathering and acquaintance. The Decatur Board of Trade seeks new members with a committee led by UH George and a wide slate of names. A public meeting at the courthouse will discuss sanitation, a homecoming day, and a smoker for Decatur.
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W F Slaten School
Bates Block
Fred Hodgson
Julia Bellingrath
Park Street
Toolock
M M Davies
Decatur Board
Decatur Board of Trade
UH George
George R Jones
Brooks
Brown
Ji & Hamilton
Green
C Jossey
Woodruff
George Woodapler
Childress
Tartar Green
Scott Candler
Kirkpatrick
John & Montgomery
Austin L
BP Bottenfeld
Bodinhamer
Coleman
Freeman
Decatur
Toment
Decatur San Hation
Max
Caruso and stars thank Crewe crew with autographed pianos
Riccardo Martin and Lucrezia Bori join Caruso in sending thanks from Atlanta to Crewe Teallnts and Crew Do Want Ga Foot for the Hardman grand piano given to them. Messages praise the instrument and note other signed instruments from Capruso and peers. The singers depart Atlanta eager to return next year.
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Che Mmasusk Vnecsag
Think Portes Carnas
Ben Lee
Phillips & Crew Co
Atlanta
Kindas
Atlante
Fumour
Riccardo Wartin
Lucrevia Bort
Pmmy Destinn
Amato Ty
Caoiuso
Crewe Teallnts & Crew
Lou Tutesnall
Mardman
TWO CHURCHES ADOPT BASIS FOR THEIR UNION
In Bethlehem April 28 the Joint Conference of the Methodist Protestant church and the Church of the Unit of Brethren in Christian session unanimously adopted a basis for forming a united church to be named the Lautelistint church. The plan awaits ratification by larger church bodies before it becomes effective.
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Jomet Enferens
Unit of Brethren
Rabies Prevention Report Hearing Set By Chamber
Public affairs group will meet soon to review Dr Clarence Greer findings on rabies costs for Georgia. Report indicates rabies caused 37475 dollars in 1912 with six treated cases, and 1913 data pending. Lowenstein urges dog care to curb rabies and temporary muzzling.
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Anfetr
Chamber of Commerce
William Lowenstein
Clarence B Greer
Georgia Pasteur Institute
Itts
Lowenstein
Porter Langston Ren Lee Crew
Woods White
Fawin
R Haar
Greer
Georgia
Gainesville Hosts Inaugural United States District Court Session
The city welcomed a U S district court in active session with a federal judge, marshal, clerk, and district attorney present for the historic gathering. Judge William P Newman opened proceedings as the court planned a brief session before adjournment, with local officials and residents greeting the visitors warmly.
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Gainesvill
Hall
United States District Court
Cutnesville
William P. Newman
Northern District of Georgia
Walter Wo
Gatneaville
Newman
Johnson
Jones
Gainescilt
Aime
Atlanta
Gamesrlita Judigars
Classified help for workers to claim living wage debt
The Constitution's Classified asserts the world owes every man a living and offers guidance for workers to collect debt. The notice emphasizes worker rights and practical steps, framing it as essential support for earning a fair income.
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