Georgia Alabama Xi 2 Retin Gee Hee Ee Special Griffin Wins
Griffin captured a second straight win as Georgia Alabama Xi defeated an opponent on June 8 in Newnan Georgia. Guthrie and Bowdoin led pitchers and hitters in a fast paced game with multiple score changes. Umpires Newman Raniston and Dewitt called a tight contest as Newnan beat Anniston 2 to 1 in the second game of a doubleheader.
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Scord
Boto
Kirke
Griff
Guthrie
Anderson Zoore
Ineings
LaGrang
Bartertee
Anderson
Bowdoin
Wea
Lafitte
Newman
Raniston
Newnan
Sigmond
Whitney
Anniston
Merien
Bnnin
Ruenniston
Luna Whitney
Mathews
Dewitt
Philadelphia Woman's Tennis Opens National Championship Round
In Philadelphia on June 5 the women’s tournament began with Mies Molla Bjurstolt of Norway and partner Mre Bo of Philadelphia advancing in doubles. Mrs Marshall McLean of Westertown and Urs Barker Wallach of Seaport reached the singles second round after strong displays and steady lobbing. The doubles featured a joint three set win by Mrs Burger Wellah and Mrs Cabot over Miss Lystedt and Miss Briexs.
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Philadelphia
Mies Molla Bjurstolt
Ater
Mre Bo
Brees
Theadelphia
Marshall McLean
Werristown
Urs Barker Wallach
Seaport
Semens
Mis McKean
Sioe
Burant Wala Homeskes
Cabot
Phladelphians
Fittschnavr
Miss Tuusatedt
Wia Briges
Return Trip Home for Southern Buick Dealers in 1916 Models
Southern Buick dealers plan a homeward return in the new 1916 models as the annual sales meeting centers on Pens at the Flint plant. R. Collins the sales manager, plus chief engineer Mary Marr, led the push delivering a record order of one thousand twelve Buick cars to Nebraska dealers. The delegation will travel home by car, with a large stock of 1936 model cars and signs arranged for display at branches nationwide. The meeting highlighted Collins and Marr who have long histories with Buick, noting Marr's early engine designs and leadership since the Flint plant move twelve years ago.
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Buick
Big Buck Water Company
Walton
RFE
Collins General Salesmam
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Butik
Ir Watt
Marige
Det Tao
Stirss
Filnt Tectors
Wr Collins
Travns
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Nebraska
Allenia
Soia
Wimager
McCutcheon
Penchtrea House
Caras
Mary
Chattanooga
Maris
Daturakor
Saginaw
Mich
Marr
Butch
Detroit
Hutch
Michins
Lima
Ohio
Burck
Flint
South Atlantic Shouts Four as Jacksonville Tops Columbus
Jacksonville scores four runs in the fifth to overcome Columbus as Pearson dominates on the mound with a long two base hit and Hermon shines at third for Columbus. Score: Columbus 9 00 6 1 010. Jacksonville 1 00 4 9 dox-27 0. Batter ies Redding Voss Pearson Wood Pierre. Time 2 10. Umpire Vitter.
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Shouts
Foxes
Jacksonville
Fla
Jacksonite
Columbus Today
Pearson
Lefi
Hermon
Columbus
Jnnings
Redding
Voss Pearson Wood
Pierre
Vitter
Charleston and Macon split as Harper shines in tough game
In a low scoring doubleheader Charleston fell to Augusta 2 0 in the first game while Macon toppled the same club 7 6 as Baumgardner sparked the offense with four singles and stolen bases. Savannah defeated Columbia 5 2 in a listless afternoon matchup as Smallwood and Short delivered late offense.
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Gamecocks
Indians
Savannah
Columbia
Rae
Gardin and Connolly Smallwood
Pire
Locha
Waycross Triumphs In Tight Nonleague Win Over Dothan
Waycross edged Dothan 4 to 3 after a six run surge fueled by six singles. Antley fanned Paschal and Chambers with bases loaded in a pivotal moment, while Teammates Hall and Alford starred on defense and in the field. Umpire Wagnon.
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Waycross
Antley
Paschal
Chambers
Rhe Dethan
Uatleries
Hall and
Alford
Antiey
Harry Legg Wins Medal at Memphis Golf Event
Harry C Tess of the Vanikahda club in Minneapolis today won the medalist title at the Trans Mississippi Golf Association tournament in Memphis with a 194 for the 38 hole qualifying round. Martin J Condon of Memphis was second with 108, J 4 Evanne of Memphis third. RG Harrison of Des Moines, Byron Heard of Houston, and A B Swift of St Joseph contended for fourth with 141. Memphis Country Club led the Brock Cup team match with 641 total for four players. FG Bush and J White of New Orleans qualified for the championship fight, Bush 164 and White 171. Stewart of New Orleans earned a presidents cup spot with 159. Match play begins tomorrow.
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Memphis
Tenn
Harry C
Tess
Vanikahda Club
Memphis Country Club
FG Bush
J White
New, Orleans
Bush
White
Stewart
New Orleans
Mercer selects Jake Zeellare as athletic coach
Mercer University trustees elected Jake Zeellare as athletic coach for two years at tonight's meeting. Zeellare succeeds prior coach and is tasked with guiding Mercer athletics through the upcoming season. He is expected to organize programs, recruit talent, and raise program standards.
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Bacon Ge
Mercer University Board of Trustees
Jake T Zeellare
Atheletic
Boston Lightweight Whites Tops Thoms in Seventh Round
Charley White floors Charley Thoms of Philadelphia in the seventh round of a scheduled 12 round lightweight bout held in Boston. White secured a knockout as the referee counted out Thoms.
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Boston
Charley White
Chicago
Charley Thoms
Philadelphia
Railway Committee Reviews Marketing Strategy at Piedmont Meeting
A regular monthly meeting of the American Railway association discussed marketing and handling of freights, focusing on technical aspects. Conclusions will be submitted at the association's biennial meeting in Chicago next November.
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Frefekt
American Railway Association
Association
Emi
Chicago
Miss Mary Culberson to be Buried Today
The funeral for Miss Mary Culberson sister of Ferbert L Culberson county treasurer will be held this afternoon at 4 from 271 Gordon street. Interment will follow in Osikland cemetery. Pallbearers include Wo NM Francis Forrest Adair F W Hadley IS Cox J Hardwick RH White. She is survived by two sisters Lela and LJoise Culberson in addition to her brother.
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Mary Culberson
Ferbert L. Culberson
Gordon Street
Osikland
Memorial Services by B of L E Sunday
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers holds annual memorial services at Moore Memorial Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. Rev Mr Buss of Fairburn Georgia will deliver the address, followed by a special musical program.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Moore Memorial Presbyterian Church
Buss
Fairburn Ga
Teachers Named for Decatur Schools in Board Meeting
Decatur public schools selected new staff with Superintendent Treadwell winning a fifteenth term. Appointments include High School principal Harold Baxen, and a slate of teachers across normal arts, general primary, and the new school.
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Decatur
Fhe Board of Education
Treadwell
J_ Harold Baxen
Prinscipal
Mixa
Annie Bay
Chiiecte
Rina Rachel Loong
Ruge Mins
Jannia May Bohell
Normal Arts
Glenwood
Misa Jolie Scott
Blaxco
Mise
Margaret Gate Riley Bulldrod
Belman General
Pehoni
Mies
Fannie May
Scket
Mian Lelty Duerd
Mieu Lmunla
Dave Miet
Rebk Ternigan
New School
Mba Mamie Barnes
Iss Willoulse Whittenberg
Mian
Hatch
Ruth Candler Fons
Mira m Johnson
Mina Gladys Tanpan
Musle
Ming Lette
II Seton
Record Wheat Harvest Forecast From Federal Board Report
Federal crop reporting board forecasts a record global wheat crop for the coming harvests led by the United States with potential output exceeding 335 million bushels of wheat to meet European demand and domestic needs. The June 1 condition suggests winter and spring wheat combined near 900 million bushels, with spring wheat possibly rising to 24 to 68 million bushels above last year and total production around 340 million bushels, based on acreage planted and crop health across regions.
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Washington
United States
Wilfield
Treord
Atuletica
Repuet Nents
Wit Conmparton
Aarea
Sear
ULF
Lusnes
Acre
Oserige
Little Hopegut: Steamer A Wo Perry Struck Near Sambro
Dense fog tonight delayed rescue as the steamer A Wo Perry struck a sledge head near Sambro harbor while approaching from Keston. Passengers wore bridled by fog. wreckers failed to move the vessel as only a small portion of cargo had been removed.
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Perry
Sambro Head
Keston
Widow in court as crying scene moves Atlanta recorder
A young widow Bertie Lee Cochran, with a babe and a toddler, moved the Atlanta police court as sisters brought her in claiming she was a burden. The recorder vowed not to separate her from the children and promised care within days.
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Atlanta
Bertie Lee Cochran
Ioa Cochran
Recorder
Birkwood Avenue
Johnson
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