Henley Shuts Little Rock Out With Two Home Runs
Atlanta pitcher Henley dominates Little Rock in a 1 2 game, allowing no hits through eight innings as Brug belts two homers. Guese struggles, Atlanta earns runs on wild plays and errors, with Brug delivering a rare left field homer and a center field drive. Attendance 2,502.
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New Orleans Defeats Chattanooga on Ladies Day in 6 to 3 Victory
New Orleans pelicans beat Chattanooga 6 to 3 in a high attendance game. Atzned homered for New Orleans in the fourth inning, with key hits by Taylor Hoffmeister and Abbott. Chattanooga led early with a single in the second but New Orleans pulled away, aided by strong pitching and defense.
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Meekin Shines in First Memphis Return as Nashville Triumphs
Ex baseball ace Fouett Meekin pitched for Memphis in his first regular game in years, showing weariness late but taming Nashville’s batters. Nashville benefited from timely fielding by Abbattichio and Bussey, while Accorsini’s second inning error and a later passed ball aided Memphis. Final score unclear. Nashville offense proved stronger with two runs in the second and ninth innings.
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Company M Coast To Win Over Atlanta Grays Again
The fast Company M baseball team of Twenty third United States Infantry defeated the Atlanta Grays yesterday afternoon at Fort McPherson by 6 to 1 in the final game of a two game series. Edward and Labor pitched for Company M with Freeman and Spangler catching. R. O. Barnes, manager, said the team welcomes all comers but favors Macon for selection. The post champions pride themselves on their record this season and their sharp, coordinated fielding.
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Hawkes Rimless Glasses Praised by Opticians
A. K. Hawkes displays rimless glasses at 16 Whitehall on the viaduct, highlighting delicate mounting and precise assembly as the pinnacle of the optical crafts. The text emphasizes exceptional craftsmanship and quality in rimless eyewear.
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Railroad Men Play Ball in City Baseball Game
Employees of the auditor's office for the Atlanta and West Point Railroad defeated a Georgia railroad staff team 14 to 3 at Ponce de Leon yesterday afternoon. The win gives the AWP squad momentum to face other city teams as three games are slated for today with matchups including New Orleans visitors and Memphis, Nashville, Birmingham series. Pitcher Mitchell and catcher Waltis led the AWP lineup amid a lively Diamond Dust report.
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Cure for Stricture Promises Pain Free Relief
An advertisement proclaims a new painless treatment for urinary stricture that dissolves obstructions, reduces enlarged prostate, and restores vitality. It warns men to act quickly or risk ongoing impotence and loss of health, claiming prior patients benefited.
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Porter
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Broad St
Sprinter Duffy Ties 60 Yard Record At New York Games
Arthur Duffy failed to lower the 60 yard record, clocking 62.5 seconds to equal Lon Myers mark in a special New York Athletic Club race at Traverageland. Competing with G. Hoffman and W. Kufman, he then ran 50 yards in 63.3 seconds, using the same pacemakers.
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Tennis Tourney Opens at College Park and West End Courts
Local tennis tournament action yesterday featured E Mansfield beating R Abernathy 62 63 at West End and Eagan defeating Jennings 6 1 6 love. Fred Wagoner won by default at College Park as Brewster failed to appear. Contests continue Saturdays through the summer with strong local interest.
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New Journalism Principles Promoted in Sunday Review
A single page Sunday Review of the Week presents three core principles: sensationalism, classification, and loyalty to fact. The piece argues these guardrails save readers time and money while guiding modern journalism.
National Educational Association Meeting in Minneapolis
The National Educational Association schedules its annual gathering in Minneapolis Minnesota from July seventh to eleventh in the year nineteen hundred two. Prominent educators, sessions on reforms, and district reports are expected amid city events surrounding the conference.
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National Educational Association
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