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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
6
In a high school baseball game the Chicks rallied to beat EBA with two base hits and timely plays. Key contributors included Galloway and Goodbred, while Suggs pitched eight innings allowing three runs and ten hits.
A jagged OCR fragment sketches a chaotic mix of wartime rationing scenes and odd social observations. It references bread shortages, soup as nourishment, cheap bread and clothing concerns, and mentions Army clothing reductions and a mix of unrelated opinions about prohibition, beer, and public life with scattered names and phrases.
Fragmented lines recount a historic boxing or wrestling style bout with references to Wolverhampton Cincinnati and Tampa figures. Mentions August 16 1833 retirement 1859 and 1886 comeback attempts amid rivalries with Paddy Ryan and Jimmy Gallagher and a Colter Bra venue.
Bill Apel defends his tailoring expertise and offers to prove his skill in fabric and fit. He notes Adams clothes, laments fashion standards, and contrasts Jack Hayes with Hartman Smith Pernell and others. He promises guaranteed workmanship and material parity with style, urging customers to choose precise tailoring.
Nashville and Mobile split the first two games of the series with Nashville taking the second contest 2 to 1. Decatur allowed one run on ten hits for Nashville while Fulton yielded two runs on seven hits for Mobile. Burke Dunning and Elam figured prominently in Nashville’s attack with key defensive plays and two-base hits by Ellam and Wickham.
Langdale Alabama defeated Jessup 8 to 1 in a pitchers duel as C Seasup and French proteges faced strong local batting. Key players included Stewart Walton James and Camp Jessup, with umpires R Jennings and J Jennings. Game details note bases left and pacing at 145 minutes.
Ten percent will be given reunion Y Hume McDonald illd ten percent will be given reunion Y Hume McDonald in a boxing event at Ponce de Leon tonight. The show features Karst, W Phiorson, Denker of Atlanta and Emerich from Camp Gordon among others. Worth McPherson commander grants ten days leave for Karst to train for the mill. McDonald to refoe in each event with preliminary bouts including Red Magon Kid Parks Darby Klipper and others. Admission is one dollar. last open air bout at Ponce de Leon drew big crowds and popularity remains high.
Qualifying round of the Brookhaven tournament attracts strong interest with a large entry list expected at Brookhaven club course. The event features both men and women players and promises a competitive greens.
A fragmented account notes that runners face risk when a throw from the third baseman is in play. The piece observes that feet and positioning affect chances of being struck by the ball and the need for careful decision making during the play.
A garbled notice indicates Viscount Prof appoints Terrary Beidlee to a post amid press praise of public service. The item notes dissatisfaction among some and references health concerns affecting ongoing duties.
A fragmented obituary notes a final tribute for Andrew Carnegie. It mentions funeral arrangements on the first floor, floral pieces, and references private secretaries and pastors. Names and places are garbled, but the piece signals a formal, somber memorial for the industrialist.
Fragmentary OCR of a political meeting notes the presence of many members, names, and addresses while Republicans Mondell and Sie discuss telegrams sent after a conference. The piece hints at Italy in a stated crisis and government strain over materials and costs, with emphasis on urgent discussions scheduled for Monday.
A garbled OCR section yields incomplete text with unclear subjects and no coherent event. Readers see stray phrases and broken names, offering little usable detail about people, places, dates, or outcomes.
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